Author: Dylan Price

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Tom Sox Clobbered by Cannons In Game Two of Championship

The Charlottesville Tom Sox (29-15) fell to the Purcellville Cannons (29-15) by a 21-8 final on Wednesday night at Fireman’s Field. It was a packed house for the Cannons, who hit two grand slams and scored the most runs ever by a ‘Sox opponent.
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Tom Sox Crush Culpeper to Advance to VBL Championship

The Charlottesville Tom Sox (28-14) cruised to a 19-2 win over the Culpeper Cavaliers (22-22) on Sunday night, punching a ticket to their third consecutive VBL championship series and sixth in franchise history. Charlottesville tied the franchise record for most runs scored in a game while securing the mercy rule win over Culpeper in front of a packed, “Green Out” crowd at Willie T. Barnett Field.
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Tom Sox Drop Game One of South Division Championship

The Charlottesville Tom Sox (26-14) fell in game one of the 2024 VBL South Championship on Friday night. The Culpeper Cavaliers (22-20), backed by a stellar start from Tyler Kaltreider, traveled to Charlottesville High School and took a 4-1 victory home with them. 
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Tom Sox Drop Rain-Shortened Game in Culpeper

The Charlottesville Tom Sox (26-13) came up short at Culpeper County High School on Monday night in their final road trip of the regular season. The Culpeper Cavaliers (20-19) plated two quick runs to take an early lead and held on just long enough to earn the win amidst inclement weather that would cut the game short.
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Tom Sox Downed by Covington 6-2

The Charlottesville Tom Sox fell to the Covington Lumberjacks 6-2 on Sunday night at Casey Field. Colby Wallace (East Carolina) went 3-for-4 on the evening with two singles and a double at the dish despite the final score in favor of the Lumberjacks.
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Tom Sox Toppled by Turks in Extras

After a grueling pitchers' duel, the Harrisonburg Turks (18-9) bested the Charlottesville Tom Sox (20-9) in extra innings at Charlottesville High School on Thursday evening. The visitors posted two runs in the top of the tenth to break the tie and take a 3-1 victory on 'Virginia Athletics Night' at the ballpark. 
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Belyeu’s Bomb Backs Tom Sox in 9-5 Win

On “Festivus Night” at the ballpark, the Charlottesville Tom Sox (13-4) were the masters of their domain, saying “no soup (or win) for you” to the Harrisonburg Turks (8-8) with a 9-5 victory. The Seinfeld tribute was a hit for the ‘Sox as they defeated the Turks for the first time this season in front of a nice crowd at Willie T. Barnett Field. C’Ville was backed by a Cade Belyeu (Auburn) three-run homer in his return to the lineup that highlighted a six-run bottom of the second.
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Waynesboro’s Offensive Outburst Stymies ‘Sox Six-Game Win Streak

The Charlottesville Tom Sox (12-4) saw their six-game win streak snapped on the road at Kate Collins field against the Waynesboro Generals (8-9) on Thursday night, falling by a score of 10-6.
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Early Fireworks Propel Tom Sox over Lumberjacks

On a beautiful Tuesday evening at Willie T. Barnett Field, the Charlottesville Tom Sox (6-2) used an early offensive explosion to propel them to a 10-6 victory over the Covington Lumberjacks (3-4). The ‘Sox sent all the fans home happy on Healthcare Worker Appreciation Night, but none happier than two fans who got engaged at the yard.
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Three Homers Propel Tom Sox to First Road Victory

With clear eyes and full hearts, the Charlottesville Tom Sox (4-1) defeated the Culpeper Cavaliers (1-3) 10-2 under the Friday night lights of Culpeper County High School.
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