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Both Virginia Cavaliers soccer teams had incredible late game finishes and one former UVA tennis player completed a great run in the US Open Qualifying Tournament. With the football team taking the field for the first time later this week, we are now in full swing for the UVA fall sports season, so expect more sports coverage coming your way!
Collin Altamirano, who was a part of UVA’s back-to-back-to-back championships run from 2015 to 2017, qualified for the US Open on Friday night. Collin won three consecutive matches in order to advance into the main draw, and will face France’s Ugo Humbert in the first round today.
SEE YOU IN THE #USOPEN MAIN DRAW, Collin Altamirano!!!
— Virginia Men's Tennis (@UVAMensTennis) August 24, 2018
Collin downs No. 117 Lorenzo Sonego 6-4, 7-6 (3) in the qualifying final to earn a spot in the men's singles main draw.#WAHOOWA #GoHoos pic.twitter.com/3gVJYITLYE
Women’s soccer capped off the weekend with an exciting victory over Bucknell. Junior Brianna Westrup scored in the final minute to put the Hoos in front. With the win, the team has started the season off with four consecutive victories.
Missed it or just want to see it again? Here's the latest game-winner from @briwesty7 that came in the 90th minute today vs. Bucknell. #GoHoos #AlliN pic.twitter.com/Qlwfvf1RhT
— Virginia Women's Soccer (@UVAWomenSoccer) August 26, 2018
The men’s soccer team had a dramatic victory of their own on Friday night, also scoring in the final minute of play. Sophomore Joe Bell provided the goal with some impressive individual skill. UVA (1-0) will head back to Klöckner Stadium on Thursday night for a date with Elon.
HIGHLIGHTS: Here is a look at some highlights from tonight's last second, 1-0 win over New Hampshire! pic.twitter.com/5wWrCvCMkP
— Virginia Men's Soccer (@UVAMenSoccer) August 25, 2018
Kyle Guy tabbed as one of college basketball's best shooters (NCAA.com)
Joe Boozell of NCAA.com included Kyle Guy as one of his seven best shooters in the country for the upcoming season. Guy shot 41.5% from the floor last year and made 83 shots from deep. Much as they did last season, Virginia will rely on the junior to make open jumpers and create his own shot.
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Some highlights to get you excited for the upcoming season. Football is finally here!
Hoos ready to paint #CVille !?
— Virginia Cavaliers (@VirginiaSports) August 26, 2018
It's officially @UVAFootball game week!
See you at Scott Stadium on Saturday.
$15 ️ with promo code PAINTTHETOWNORANGE https://t.co/cAjGethp11#GoHoos #NewStandard pic.twitter.com/b1HO5eJVKI