UVA basketball hosts transfer forward Jalen Shelley on a key visit, as the former Loyola Marymount standout and All-WCC honoree weighs options with Texas A&M and Vanderbilt also in the mix.

Virginia women’s basketball head coach Aaron Roussell announced Thursday that Mary-Anna Asare will join the program for the 2026-27 season.

A 5-11 guard, Erica Gribble (Greensburg, Pa.) is a four-star prospect and ranked No. 82 in the ESPN Top 100.

Virginia third-year guard Kymora Johnson has been named to the 2025-26 All-ACC Academic team, as announced by the ACC Tuesday.

Virginia women’s basketball head coach Aaron Roussell has named Kelly Rae Finley as associate head coach, announced Monday.

Virginia basketball makes the final five for 2027 four-star guard Chase Richardson, a top Texas prospect, as the Hoos continue building for the future despite recent transfer portal misses.

Sam Lewis and Kymora Johnson announce their return to UVA, giving both Virginia basketball programs a major boost heading into next season.

Alabama has surged ahead of Virginia as the favorite to land NC State transfer Cole Cloer, fueled by an aggressive NIL push and strong recent portal momentum.

New Aaron Roussell is rapidly rebuilding University of Virginia’s depleted roster through the transfer portal while pitching a fast, pro-focused system for future success.

Virginia’s sweep of NC State is boosting its recruiting, with transfer guard Matt Able considering UVA and freshman Cole Cloer trending toward the Cavaliers.

Recruiting analyst Jamie Shaw predicts former NC State forward Cole Cloer could commit to Virginia out of the transfer portal.

Virginia targets Wyoming guard Damarian Dennis while tracking multiple portal prospects and missing on key recruits.

Sources said Sunday that Virginia sharpshooter Sam Lewis has agreed to a deal to return for the 2026-27 season.

Virginia stays quiet while the ACC transfer portal heats up, as Ryan Odom targets key prospects to reshape the Cavaliers’ roster.

UVA basketball dives into transfer portal season, hosting Ivy League standout Jake Fiegen while navigating roster decisions, rising NIL costs, and key player return uncertainties.

Virginia’s bid to hire Kentucky coach Kenny Brooks fell short financially, leading UVA to pivot to Richmond’s Aaron Roussell as its new women’s basketball coach.

Aaron Roussell, who won 70 percent of his games during the past seven seasons at Richmond, is Virginia’s new head basketball coach.

Virginia returns four top scorers, including De Ridder and Mallory, fueling Top 10 expectations for 2026–27.

Chance Mallory returns to Virginia, strengthening a talented core for next season’s run.

UVA women’s basketball faces turmoil after coaching change, with key players entering the transfer portal and pressure mounting for a pivotal hire.