Good morning! Amanda Sambach went lower than anyone ever has before, which, thankfully in golf, makes you the best to ever do it!

What else are we serving up in today's Brew?

🏈 Spring finale
⛳️ History made
​⚔️ And much, much more!

📈 STOCK UP

🔼 Moving Forward Together. For the first time since three football players - Lavel Davis Jr., Devin Chandler and D’Sean Perry - were shot and killed on Grounds, Virginia football played in front of fans at Scott Stadium on Saturday.

Saturday was a significant barrier to cross for the team, but also a blessing to play football again. During the scrimmage, Mike Hollins finished with 40 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries. Quarterbacks Tony Muskett and Anthony Coleandra got most of the snaps - Muskett completed 11-of-14 passes for 149 yards, and Coleandra was 18-for-29 for 218 ayrds.

📸 Photo Album: UVA Football Spring Game

🔼 ACC All-Timer. UVA women’s golf finished second at the ACC Championships, its bid for a title falling just short in the championship match against Clemson.

Amanda Sambach became the third individual Virginia golfer to win the ACC Championship, shooting a historic 14-under 202 - the best score in the 35-year history of the championship and best 54-hole score in UVA history. Sambach also picked up the one win for the Hoos in the final against Clemson.

🔼 Just Short. No. 3 Virginia men’s lacrosse outscored No. 2 Duke 10-5 in the second half on Saturday, but it wasn’t quite enough in a 15-14 loss to the Blue Devils.

Payton Cormier scored four goals in the game, and Griffin Schutz added a hat trick as well.

The Hoos are back at it on April 22, hosting Syracuse.

🔼 Trading Blows. Virginia softball played well in its biggest test of the season, taking one of three games against No. 4 Florida State on the road over the weekend.

The Hoos struck first in game one, but the Seminoles used two big innings to win 6-1.

Virginia split the Saturday doubleheader, winning game one 6-5. Eight Hoos collected hits in the game, Shelby Barbee drove in a pair, and Eden Bigham earned the win. The Hoos dropped game two, 8-0.

🔼 Panther Bit. Virginia baseball grabbed a win against Pittsburgh on Sunday, salvaging the final game of the series after dropping the first two.

Ethan O’Donnell and Kyle Teel both had late RBI knocks on Sunday, a big reason why the Hoos left the weekend with a 8-5 win. Jack O’Connor earned his fourth win of the season, tossing six innings and allowing just three hits.

Pitt took game two by a 6-4 final, despite a three-run home run from Jake Gelof. The Hoos dropped game one 7-5, but got home runs from Teel and Gelof.

🤔 HOOS TRIVIA

Silver Spot. Payton Cormier moved into second place on Virginia men’s lacrosse’s all-time career goals list on Saturday with his 145th goal.

Do you know who holds the all-time record?

Scroll down to the bottom of this email for the answer!

⏪ 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…

⚔️ Virginia Men’s Tennis Wins ACC Regular Season Title. The No. 7 Hoos downed Clemson and Georgia Tech this weekend to go 12-0 in conference play and earn the No. 1 seed in next week’s ACC Championship.

⚔️ Virginia Women’s Lacrosse Falls At Boston College. The Cavaliers took a 3-1 lead against No. 7 Boston College, but fell 25-13 in the contest.

⚔️ Cavaliers Impress At Virginia Grand Prix. Both the men’s and women’s track and field programs saw impressive performances across the board at Lannigan Field on Saturday.

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📅 THE DAY AHEAD

Monday 4/17

No scheduled events

🎉 TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: Doug Knight!

Knight is 20 goals clear of Cormier, with 165 as a Hoo.

Have a great Monday, y’all.