Rohde’s 3-pointer will be one to remember
A year ago, when it came down to clutch time, Andrew Rohde was the last guy Virginia would have counted on to take the biggest shot of the game.
MBB: Cavaliers escape with 60-57 win over Seminoles in home finale
With ACC Tournament seeding on the line, Virginia got the go-ahead 3-pointer in the final minute and hung on for an important 60-57 victory over Florida State.
Photo Gallery: Men’s Basketball vs. Florida State by Jon Golden
Photos from Tuesday’s Virginia-Florida State game at John Paul Jones Arena, shot by JerryRatcliffe.com photographer Jon Golden.
No. 9 Virginia dismantles Tribe, 15-4, in 7 innings
In the final tune-up before ACC play, the No. 9 Virginia baseball team defeated William & Mary by a score of 15-4 in seven innings.
Softball: UVA survives in 2-0 pitcher’s duel against Longwood
Virginia ran its win streak to 12 games on Tuesday, using an opportunistic offense to grab a 2-0 victory over Longwood at Palmer Park.
Men’s Golf: Hoos finish fourth at Southern Highlands Collegiate
Virginia men’s golf moved up one spot and nabbed fourth place at the Southern Highlands Collegiate thanks to four rounds under par on Tuesday.
Indoor Track: Three UVA individuals, Men’s DMR qualify for NCAA Championships
UVA qualified three individuals, including Margot Appleton, Gary Martin, Jeremiah Nubbe, and the men’s distance medley relay team.
WBB: UVA’s Johnson named to All-ACC First Team
Virginia second-year guard Kymora Johnson has been named an All-ACC First Team selection following a vote by the league’s head coaches and Blue Ribbon Panel.
Litigation settled between ACC, Clemson and Florida State
The ACC, Clemson University, and Florida State University announced Tuesday that they have resolved all ongoing legal disputes.
This week’s podcast of ‘The Jerry & Jerry Show’
Former Virginia All-American and NFL standout Ray Roberts joins the show to share some inspirational stories about the late Danny Wilmer.
Wahoos favored over FSU in regular-season home finale
Virginia and visiting Florida State will be slugging it out to break a tie for 10th place in the ACC standings tonight in UVA’s final regular-season home game.
Big Ray Roberts visits “Jerry & Jerry” this morning
Former Virginia All-American offensive tackle Ray Roberts will be the special guest on today’s “The Jerry & Jerry Show,” LIVE at 10:15-11:30 a.m. from the studios in downtown Charlottesville.
Indoor Track: Virginia men finish second, women fourth at ACC Championships
The final day of competition was highlighted by Margot Appleton, Gary Martin and Wes Porter’s medal-worthy performances in the mile and 3000-meters.
Softball: UVA wraps up perfect ‘Party’ with 12-1 win over Hofstra
The offense stayed hot for Virginia on Sunday, as the Cavaliers picked up another run-rule victory with a 12-1 win over Hofstra to conclude the Party at Palmer Invitational.
Men’s Tennis: No. 5 Hoos prevail over Tar Heels for first conference win, 6-1
The No. 5 Virginia men’s tennis team picked up its first conference victory on Sunday, finishing the weekend with a 6-1 victory over North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
No. 10 Cavaliers win, 13-3, to complete sweep of Dartmouth
The No. 10 Virginia baseball team overwhelmed Dartmouth by a score of 13-3 in eight innings to complete the three-game series sweep at Disharoon Park on Sunday.
WBB: UVA rallies to upset No. 8 UNC, 78-75, in regular-season finale
The Cavaliers overcame an 18-point deficit to upset No. 8 North Carolina, 78-75, on Sunday at Carmichael Arena. The win marked Virginia’s first in Chapel Hill since the 2001 season.
Hoos clinch series against Big Green with 11-1 victory
The No. 10 Virginia baseball team rode a five-run fourth inning to an 11-1 victory in eight innings over Dartmouth on Saturday afternoon at Disharoon Park.
Women’s Lacrosse: No. 11 Virginia collects first ACC win at Cal, 20-9
The No. 11 Virginia women’s lacrosse team picked up a 20-9 victory against California on Saturday at Memorial Stadium in Berkeley.
Men’s Lacrosse: No. 18 UVA’s rally falls short in 13-12 loss to No. 7 Hopkins
No. 18 Virginia scored the final three goals of the game, but No. 7 Johns Hopkins’ six-goal run in the second half proved to be too much to overcome.