UVA Field Hockey releases 2022 schedule
The Virginia field hockey team announced its 2022 schedule on Wednesday with a slate that features 17 regular-season games, including nine home contests.
The Virginia field hockey team announced its 2022 schedule on Wednesday with a slate that features 17 regular-season games, including nine home contests.
Denny McCarthy had a pretty good five-day stretch last Thursday-through-Monday, finishing in a tie for fifth place in the PGA’s Memorial Tournament on Sunday, then qualifying for next week’s U.S. Open the following day.
Jamie Kaiser Jr., a 6-foot-6 wing, announced over the weekend that he has narrowed his college list to nine programs, including Virginia. Meanwhile, 6-8 forward TJ Power of Worcester, Mass., visited Virginia last week.
Virginia sophomores Iñaki Montes and Chris Rodesch are among the 25 men’s tennis student-athletes to be named ITA All-Americans in singles this season. On the women’s side, sophomores Emma Navarro and Hibah Shaikh were named doubles All-Americans, while Navarro and junior Natasha Subhash earned the honor in singles.
The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame announced the names on the 2023 ballot for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame on Monday; the list includes former Virginia standouts Heath Miller and Herman Moore.
After making an official visit to Virginia over the weekend, Florida 3-star cornerback Jarvis Lee Jr. told Tony Elliott that he was sold on the Cavaliers and announced on Twitter that he is committed to UVA.
Miles Greene, a 6-foot-3, 245-pound defensive lineman for the Springers, announced on his Twitter account Monday that he had committed to UVA after an official visit to Charlottesville over the weekend.
The Virginia baseball team saw its season come to an end Sunday in The Greenville Regional, as the Cavaliers let a 6-0 lead slip away in an elimination game and ultimately fell, 7-6, to Coastal Carolina.
After getting two previous looks at a similar birdie putt on Farmington’s tricky 18th green Sunday afternoon, Bryce Corbett knew exactly what to do on the pressure-packed third playoff hole of the Kenridge Invitational.
Virginia ran into the hottest college baseball team in America on Saturday night and couldn’t overcome solid pitching performances by No. 8 seed East Carolina in a 4-2 loss to the Pirates in the NCAA Greenville regional.
After posting a 6-under 64 in Friday’s opening round of the 84th Kenridge Invitational at Farmington Country Club, everyone was wondering what tournament leader Charlie Hanson would do for an encore.
Virginia will take on the hottest team in America tonight when the Cavaliers face host East Carolina in the NCAA Tournament in Greenville, N.C.
Virginia used a big, four-run third inning and went on to defeat Coastal Carolina, 7-2, in the opening round of the NCAA Baseball regional in Greenville, N.C., on Friday night.
Charlie Hanson kept a couple of his Virginia Tech teammates up half the night Thursday, stressing about his golf swing.
Dead last. That’s how former Virginia football coach Bronco Mendenhall described the state of the Cavaliers’ support football facilities to both athletics director Carla Williams and the school’s board of visitors last August.
The Virginia baseball team begins its quest for another trip to Omaha Friday when the Cavaliers face Coastal Carolina in their opening game of the NCAA Greenville Regional at 6 p.m.
Virginia is shopping for a future post player and Milan Momcilovic will come to Charlottesville next week to see what the Cavaliers have to offer.
The “Jerry Ratcliffe Show” provides updates on the latest on UVA football recruiting, with new coach Tony Elliott continuing to make waves in-state. The show also previews Virginia baseball’s appearance in this coming weekend’s Greenville Regional.
UVA (38-17) opens NCAA Tournament play on Friday at 6 p.m. against Coastal Carolina of the Sun Belt Conference to begin its double-elimination postseason in the Greenville, N.C., regional.
After a two-year hiatus due to the global pandemic, Farmington Country Club welcomes back one of the Mid-Atlantic’s oldest and most prestigious amateur tournaments today with the 7:30 a.m. start of the 84th Kenridge Invitational.