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Golf Week · Apr 19, 2015

Virginia makes history with ACC Championship runaway

Virginia's women won their first ACC title in program history on April 18. ( Courtesy Virginia Athletics ) Several aspects of this ACC Championship will go down in the books, but in Virginia’s books, it should get a prime real estate. The Cavaliers won the first conference crown in the 12-year history of the program, and under notable circumstances.

The championship was split into two 27-hole days, a decision tournament officials made after looking at a weather forecast that showed rain headed for the Greensboro, N.C., area on Sunday. Virginia head coach Kim Lewellen said her players didn’t even notice the longer-than-normal days at Sedgfield Country Club.

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