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Hoos Brew 2/14: Bryan Lee Goes Low
Lee shot 9-under in Tuesday's final round to earn co-medalist honors.
Hoos Brew Crew
February 14, 2024
Good morning! Good vibes only for Virginia women’s lacrosse!
What else is brewing in today's Brew?
🏀 Win streak ends
⛳️ Lee goes low
⚔️ And much, much more!
📈 STOCK UP
🔼 Streak Ends. Virginia men’s basketball’s eight-game win streak came to an end on Tuesday night, as the Hoos ran into a hot-shooting Pittsburgh team and fell 74-63 at John Paul Jones Arena.
Reece Beekman scored 19 points to lead the Hoos, and Isaac McKneely contributed 15.
🏀 RECAP: Cavaliers Fall To Pitt, 74-63
📈 BOX SCORE: Virginia Men’s Basketball vs. Pitt
🔼 Silver In San Diego. No. 25 Virginia women’s golf finished second at the San Diego State Classic on Tuesday, one shot behind tournament champion South Carolina.
Amanda Sambach paced the Hoos, shooting 5-under for the tournament to finish in second place individually.
Join the Hoos at the men's basketball game vs Wake Forest on Feb 17th at John Paul Jones Arena for the first ever pet donation drive and adoption event! That's right, CASPCA 's pets looking for their forever homes will be onsite collecting pet donations. The first 250 fans that donate canned pet food or toys will receive a UVA pet bandana! Can't make it to the game? Drop off your donations at any Flow Automotive dealership the month of February. Go Hoos!
🔼 Led By Lee. Virginia men’s golf received under-par rounds from all five players in Tuesday’s final round at the Puerto Rico Classic, as the Hoos finished second in a competitive field.
Bryan Lee shot a career-best 9-under 63 in the final round to claim co-medalist honors at 15-under overall.
🔼 The Best. Virginia women’s squash’s Meagan Best has been named one of three finalists for the 2024 Betty Richey Award!
Top candidates for the Richey Award are those players who best exemplify the ideals of squash in their love and devotion to the game, their strong sense of fairness, and their excellence in play and leadership.
🎾 READ MORE: Meagan Best Named Finalist For Richey Award
🔼 Like A Fish. Virginia’s Alex Walsh has been named the ACC Women’s Swimmer of the Week!
Walsh’s two swims at last weekend’s Cavalier Invitational both ranked in the top five in the nation this year.
🏊♂️ READ MORE: Alex Walsh Named ACC Women’s Swimmer of the Week
🔼 Weekly Winners. Following a phenomenal weekend out in Seattle at the ITA Indoor Championships, Hibah Shaikh has been named the ACC Player of the Week, and her and doubles partner Natasha Subhash are the ACC Doubles Team of the Week!
🎾 READ MORE: Shaikh And Subhash Earn ACC Weekly Honors
🎾 READ ALSO: Dylan Dietrich Named ACC Freshman of the Week
🤔 HOOS TRIVIA
Since 2017, how many World Championship golds have Virginia swimmers won? |
⏪ ICYMI
We like our Brew hot n’ fresh. But we’re not opposed to you reheating your cup. Here’s some news you may have missed recently…
⚔️ Kim Silloway Inducted Into Vermont Sports Hall of Fame. The former Virginia women’s basketball player led St. Johnsbury Academy to back-to-back Division-I state championships in 1981 and 1982.
⚔️ Claire Curzan Wins Gold In 100 Back At World Championships. Curzan was the top seed in the event, and earned her second medal of the championships.
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Wednesday, February 14
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