Summer 2009Sports

Putting the Bat on the Ball

Photo by Jack Looney

Outfielder John Barr (Col ’11) watches a ball during U.Va.’s game with Towson on March 24. The Cavaliers started the season with the nation’s longest undefeated streak, 19 games, before losing to Miami on March 21.

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