UVa Sports Beat Writer at The Daily Progress
Greg Madia is a UVa Sports Beat Writer at The Daily Progress, covering local sports in Charlottesville, Virginia. With a focus on college athletics, Greg provides in-depth analysis and reporting on various sports teams, including football and basketball. His work has been featured in multiple publications, showcasing his expertise in the field of sports journalism.
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Charlottesville, Virginia, United States (Local)
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By: Greg Madia, David Teel
Virginia has added a conference foe to its docket of future non-conference football games.
By: Greg Madia, David Teel
Virginia has added a conference foe to its docket of future non-conference football games. Please subscribe to continue reading… Greg Madia
Plus basketball, soccer and football news and baseball action.
By: Greg Madia
As he walked off the mound following the longest outing of his career, the home crowd’s cheers swelled louder.
By: Greg Madia
That’s exactly how Virginia described Joe Savino during the preseason when the Cavaliers believed he’d be a mainstay on the mound this spring prior to his elbow stiffness, which sidelined him for the first two months of the campaign.
By: Greg Madia
Virginia pitcher Evan Blanco discusses his strong outing, the longest of his career, in the Cavaliers' win over rival Virginia Tech on Thursday.
By: Greg Madia
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By: Greg Madia
The inaugural home slate for Charlottesville Blues FC begins June 1.
By: Greg Madia
Aug. 30 vs. Coastal Carolina, Sept. 6 at NC State, Sept. 13 vs. William & Mary, Sept. 27 vs. Washington State
By: Greg Madia
Virginia right fielder Casey Saucke discusses the Cavaliers' series-clinching win over rival Virginia Tech. Each swing was seemingly more powerful than the previous.
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