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Reece Beekman was named ACC Defensive Player of the Year, All-Defensive Team and All-ACC Third Team, Kihei Clark was named All-ACC Third Team and All-Defensive, while Jayden Gardner earned All-ACC honorable mention honors.
Statement from ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips on Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim.
Head coach Brian O’Connor won his 800th career game as No. 19 Virginia completed the series sweep of Rhode Island with a 16-6 victory on Sunday at Disharoon Park.
Justin McCoy claimed the title at 165 pounds to lead the Virginia wrestling team in the ACC Championships on Sunday night at NC State’s Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh.
Eight different players scored goals as No. 10 Virginia women’s lacrosse remained undefeated with an 18-12 win over Elon on Sunday afternoon at Klöckner Stadium.
The Virginia softball team ran its win streak to 11 games after picking up a pair of victories on Sunday to close out the Palmer Park Clash.
The No. 15 Virginia women’s tennis team picked up a 6-1 road victory at Boston College on Sunday.
The No. 21 Virginia men’s tennis team closed the weekend with a 4-0 victory against No. 15 Florida State on Sunday at the Virginia Tennis Facility at the Boar’s Head Resort.
The Virginia wrestling team returns to action on Sunday when 10 members of the squad hit the mat for the ACC Championships hosted by NC State at Reynolds Coliseum.
For the second consecutive game, the No. 1 Virginia men’s lacrosse team picked up a win in convincing fashion after downing Richmond, 25-8, at Klöckner Stadium Saturday night.
No. 19 Virginia swept its second doubleheader in as many weekends with a 12-6 win over Rhode Island in game one and a 13-0 shutout in game two.
The Cavaliers defeated DePaul by a score of 9-1 in six innings and Fairfield by a score of 16-1 in five innings.
From Jayden Gardner’s pre-game tears to all the game-end cheers for walk-on Chase Coleman’s 3-pointer with 30 seconds to go, the afternoon won’t soon be forgotten.
Jayden Gardner and Armaan Franklin led the way with 16 points apiece Saturday, as the Cavaliers grabbed an early advantage and never looked back.
The difference between No. 13 Virginia and the once-prominent Louisville Cardinals took center stage once again in Charlottesville, as the Cavaliers topped the Cardinals, 75-60, on Saturday afternoon.
No. 13 Virginia (22-6, 14-5 ACC) closes the regular season by hosting Louisville (4-26, 2-17 ACC) Saturday. Tipoff at John Paul Jones Arena is set for 2 p.m. on ESPN2.
“The Jerry Ratcliffe Show” pays tribute to Terry Holland, with special guests Craig Littlepage, Wally Walker, Bobby and Ricky Stokes, Terry Gates, Dan Merrifield and Andrew Kennedy.
Both McKneely, the Poca Dot with the dead-eye aim, and Dunn, who wanted so badly to play at UVA that he volunteered to walk-on after Bennett ran out of scholarships, didn’t play like freshmen Tuesday night.
It was home, sweet home for No. 13 Virginia Tuesday night, as the Cavaliers put an end to their two-game road losing streak with a 64-57 win over Clemson.
As the Virginia Cavaliers have checked into game nights this season with a tough defense that allows them to dictate the tempo in most games, the offense has been an enigma that has been in a tough position throughout those contests.