DeSorbo named finalist for ASCA Coach of the Year
Virginia swimming & diving head coach Todd DeSorbo was named one of six finalists for the 2022 George Haines Coach of the Year award, the American Swimming Coaches Association announced on Thursday.
Guidry, Rouse begin competition in FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Thursday
Virginia defenders Samar Guidry and Laney Rouse are set to take the international stage on Thursday when the U.S. U-20 Women’s National Team opens play at the U20 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Costa Rica.
Virginia drops first exhibition match against Illinois, 2-1
The No. 4 Virginia women’s soccer team played its first exhibition action of the fall on Wednesday when the Cavaliers were edged 2-1 by Illinois in a neutral-site contest in Maple City, Mich.
Wicks, Kemp IV see big things in store for 2022 UVA offense
Quarterback Brennan Armstrong will once again have a plethora of difference makers back on offense, with leading receiver Dontayvion Wicks returning with a pair of divisive wide-receiving prospects in Keytaon Thompson and Billy Kemp IV.
Stewart embraces Elliott & Rudzinski’s approach to revamp the Cavalier defense
Virginia linebacker Hunter Stewart saw and felt an immediate focus of the approach and the idea that Tony Elliott and his staff would have to take the Virginia defense inside of the game.
ACC teams with FishBait Solutions as Chief Revenue and Business Innovation Consultant
The Atlantic Coast Conference announced Wednesday that FishBait Solutions will serve as the league’s Chief Revenue and Business Innovation Consultant.
UVA rowing names Martensson assistant coach
Former Yale University men’s assistant coach Marten Martensson has been named an assistant coach at Virginia, head coach Kevin Sauer announced Tuesday.
After rough opening practice, Mike Hollins is working hard to win UVA’s running back job
With the bulk of August training camp ahead, the starting job at running back is there for the taking and veteran Mike Hollins is throwing everything he has at winning the spot for Virginia’s opener.
UVA’s O-Line inconsistent due to illness; Freshman kicker drills 48-yarder under pressure
Rebuilding Virginia’s offensive line has been a slow process, most recently bogged down with players missing practice due to illness.
TJ Power cuts list to 5; UVA battling Duke, UNC for 4-star
One of Virginia basketball’s priority recruiting targets, forward T.J. Power, has cut his list of schools to five, and the Cavaliers are still alive in the chase.
Former Wahoo Walsh finds his game north of the border
Thomas Walsh, a two-time ACC individual champion for Virginia’s golf team, may have experienced a breakthrough north of the border the past couple of weeks.
UVA’s Meet the Team and Movie Day set for Aug. 14
Virginia football will host its 2022 Meet the Team Day presented by UVA Orthopedics on Sunday, Aug. 14 at Scott Stadium. Activities begin at 4 p.m. followed by a Family Movie Day that starts at 5:30 p.m. on Hoo Vision.
Despite late hiccup, Larue runs away with Jefferson Cup title at Boars Head
For the second year in a row, there was no drama in deciding the Jefferson Cup championship.
UVA target Jamie Kaiser Jr. commits to Maryland
The recruitment of Northern Virginia’s Jamie Kaiser Jr. attracted nationwide attention, but in the end he chose to stay closer to home.
Tony Bennett offers 4-star Class of ’24 guard Abraham from Warrenton
Tony Bennett has offered another member of the recruiting class of 2024 in 6-foot-7 guard Isaiah Abraham of Warrenton.
Longwood soph owns 4-shot lead over Birdwood member heading into Jefferson Cup finals Sunday
The Jefferson Cup Championship at Birdwood has turned into a two-man race heading into Sunday morning’s final round.
Combo guard Gertrude narrows list to 5, Virginia makes the cut
The 6-foot-3 guard from Hudson Catholic in Jersey City told Joe Tipton of On3 that his final list consists of Virginia, Kansas, Seton Hall, St. John’s and Rutgers.
Virginia PG target Trey Green commits to Xavier
Trey Green, a point guard prospect from Charlotte, N.C., announced Saturday that he had committed to Xavier.
Virginia’s OC Kitchings hopeful O-line and running backs emerge strong from fall camp
Perhaps the biggest question of Virginia’s training camp, less than a month from the Cavaliers’ season-opener against Richmond, concerns the offensive line.
Longwood golfer Larue finishes strong to hold Jefferson Cup first-round lead
An hour-long storm delay didn’t frazzle Justin Larue during the opening round of the Jefferson Cup golf championship at the Boar’s Head Birdwood Golf Course on Friday.