Cavaliers hit the road to face top-ranked UNC, third-ranked NC State this weekend
The No. 13 Virginia women’s tennis team hits the road this weekend for a pair of top-5 matchups, facing No. 1 North Carolina on Friday and No. 3 NC State on Saturday.
The No. 13 Virginia women’s tennis team hits the road this weekend for a pair of top-5 matchups, facing No. 1 North Carolina on Friday and No. 3 NC State on Saturday.
There was absolutely no doubt in Kihei Clark’s mind when he dribbled up the court in the waning seconds in Wednesday night’s Virginia win over rival Virginia Tech.
Virginia certainly made things interesting Wednesday in Blacksburg after letting a 15-point halftime lead slip away, but a Kihei Clark dagger 3-pointer with 2.6 seconds left lifted the Cavaliers to a 56-53 win over Virginia Tech.
With two weeks remaining in the regular season, Virginia will be gunning for its fifth consecutive victory along with a season sweep of Virginia Tech.
Virginia erased two early deficits in an 8-5 victory over William & Mary on Tuesday evening at Disharoon Park. For the Cavaliers, it was their third come-from-behind win through the first nine games of the season.
No. 8 Virginia used a late 3-0 run to outlast High Point on Tuesday night, 18-15, at Klöckner Stadium. The win was the 150th by the Cavaliers at Klöckner Stadium.
By Jerry Ratcliffe Scattershooting around the ACC, while wondering why Virginia fans don’t make a bigger deal out of their team dominating rival Virginia Tech in basketball … Over the last 18 games between the two programs, UVA has won 14. Tech has won the other four games by a grand collective total of seven points, two of those in overtime. Talk about domination. The Cavaliers are a 3-point favorite by the odds makers in Wednesday night’s game at Blacksburg. UVA has a three-game winning streak in the series, a two-game winning streak at Tech, and won the first meeting […]
The Virginia men’s swimming team will open competition at the ACC Championships on Wednesday at the Greensboro Aquatic Center in Greensboro.
Virginia men’s tennis senior Carl Söderlund has been named to the five-player squad that will represent Sweden in Davis Cup qualifiers against Chile, as announced today by team captain Robin Söderling.
One can only imagine what kind of double takes occur when first-time recruits and visitors are shown Virginia baseball’s film room at Disharoon Park.
The Virginia men’s soccer program will play a six-match spring slate that begins on Sunday at home against James Madison. Five of the six matches will be part of the Spring College Cup, a tournament the Cavaliers have participated in the last two seasons.
Virginia clinched its four-game series against Bucknell with a 12-3 victory in the series finale at Disharoon Park on Sunday. The Cavaliers (5-3) posted double-digit runs on the scoreboard for the third-straight game.
The second-seeded Virginia women’s squash team won the Kurtz Cup on Sunday, rallying from a 3-0 deficit to defeat top-seeded Dartmouth, 6-3, in the finals of the B division of the College Squash Association Team Championships at the Brady Squash Center in New Haven, Conn.
The Virginia women’s basketball team defeated Virginia Tech by a score of 86-76 on Sunday in a Commonwealth Clash contest played at Cassell Coliseum in Blacksburg.
The No. 9 Virginia women’s tennis team claimed the doubles point and five singles matches on the way to a 6-1 victory over No. 37 Clemson on Sunday at the Snyder Tennis Center.
Virginia split a pair of games on the final day of the Wings Etc. Classic, downing Tennessee Tech by a 9-2 score before falling to USC Upstate, 6-2, in the finale. The Cavaliers (8-5) finished 3-1 on the weekend and will carry their best record since 2012 into ACC play.
The Virginia women’s swimming and diving team won the ACC Championships for the 16th time in program history on Saturday at the Greensboro Aquatic Center, recording the best score in meet history with 1,492.5 points.
Virginia totaled 24 runs in two games and earned a doubleheader split with Bucknell on Saturday at Disharoon Park. The Cavaliers took the opener 14-3 before having a comeback fall short in the nightcap, a 14-10 setback.
Virginia strung together 12 hits to run-rule La Salle, 10-2, in five innings on Saturday night in the Wings Etc. Classic at Cyrill Softball Stadium.
The second-seeded Virginia women’s squash team topped third-seeded Cornell in the semifinals of the Kurtz Cup, the B division of the College Squash Association Team Championships, on Saturday.