In today's #DialedIn: A powerful piece from @UVAMensLax coach Lars Tiffany. NFL coach John Harbaugh embracing lacrosse dad role through his daughter Alison, a @NDWomensLax recruit. https://t.co/jh2eOdlrAs
— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) June 22, 2020
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Tuesday, June 23, 2020
Look Hoos Talking
@UVAMensLax head coach Lars Tiffany penned a candid reflection on race for US Lacrosse Magazine.
Welcome back
"We have one goal in mind, and we're poised for Omaha. Now we've just got to go out and perform." Veteran @UVABaseball players are ready to make the most of an unexpected year with #GoHoos in 2021. https://t.co/Y7vkherCFA pic.twitter.com/Vzf8xNkzqT
— Damon Dillman (@DamonDillman) June 21, 2020
CBS19 interviewed some of baseball’s returners to talk about the goals for the 2021 season.
Only 1⃣ more sleep until the #BattleOfTheBrits and today we're looking at @dominglot
1⃣ Nickname: Dom the Bomb
2⃣ Favourite shot: serve
3⃣ Was a tennis double for actor Paul Bettany in the Hollywood film ‘@Wimbledon’ pic.twitter.com/bgKxSwj9rD— LTA (@the_LTA) June 22, 2020
Former @UVAMensTennis All-American and NCAA Doubles champion Dominic Inglot returns to the court today, playing in Andy Murray’s Battle of the Brits tournament. The four-day tournament will air in the US on the Tennis Channel. To get people pumped up, British Tennis tweeted this quick profile of the London native.
A pair of standout @UVAWomensTennis players will also take the court this week at the Credit One Bank Challenge in Charleston, S.C. Signee Emma Navarro and alumnae Danielle Collins, a two-time NCAA singles champion and current world No. 51, were both selected to Team Peace in the event that is the women’s answer to the Lavar Cup. The tournament begins on Tuesday and runs through Sunday with 16 singles matches and eight doubles matches over the course of the event. It culminates with all 16 players in four doubles matches on Sunday afternoon. Play each day begins at 4 p.m. ET and more than 40 hours of live coverage will be provided by Tennis Channel.