Softball: UVA earns No. 4 seed in ACC Tournament; faces No. 5 Clemson in first round
The Virginia softball team earned the fourth overall seed in the ACC Championship and will open play against fifth-seeded Clemson in the quarterfinals on Thursday.
The Virginia softball team earned the fourth overall seed in the ACC Championship and will open play against fifth-seeded Clemson in the quarterfinals on Thursday.
No. 1 seed Notre Dame scored the first four goals of the game and never looked back as the Fighting Irish cruised to an 18-9 victory over No. 4 seed Virginia in the ACC Tournament semifinals.
No. 11 Virginia completed the series sweep of VCU with an 8-4 win at The Diamond on Tuesday.
Five pitchers combined for a five-hit shutout as No. 14 Virginia picked up the series victory Boston College with a 4-0 victory on Saturday.
No. 1 Notre Dame claimed the last three goals of the game and held UVA scoreless for the final 12:51 to earn an 11-9 win over No. 6 Virginia at Klöckner Stadium Saturday afternoon.
Virginia swept a doubleheader at No. 3 Duke with a pair of one-run wins on Saturday to claim the weekend series over the Blue Devils and lock up a berth in the ACC Softball Championships.
Graduate student Bobby Whalen delivered a walk-off single in the bottom of the 11th inning to give No. 10 Virginia an 8-7 victory over Georgia Tech on Saturday.
No. 2 Virginia logged a 4-1 victory against Duke in the semifinals of the ACC Men’s Tennis Championship, while the No. 4 women’s tennis team won 4-0 against Florida State in the semifinals Saturday.
Both No. 4 Virginia and No. 7 Syracuse tallied five goals each in the fourth quarter, but the Orange scored the last four to seal an 18-17 comeback victory.
The No. 25 Virginia women’s golf team finished stroke play in third place at the ACC Championships to advance to Sunday’s semifinal round of match play to decide the team title.
The No. 13 Virginia men’s golf team shot 6-under 278 to move up to sixth place at the ACC Championships following Saturday’s second-round of play.
No. 10 Virginia bounced back from Tuesday’s loss to ODU with an 11-5 win over George Mason on Wednesday at Disharoon Park.
An electric second half from Katia Carnevale powered the No. 6 Virginia women’s lacrosse team to a 14-12 win over Virginia Tech on Wednesday.
The Cavaliers scored 47 runs in the three games against the Cardinals, matching a program record for runs in a three-game ACC series.
No. 2 Virginia had its seven-game win streak snapped after falling 18-12 at No. 3 Duke Sunday afternoon at Koskinen Stadium.
The No. 5 Virginia women’s tennis team closed out the regular season with a 4-2 victory against No. 23 Florida State on Sunday.
Virginia grabbed its fifth series win in ACC play on Sunday, as the Cavaliers walked off NC State with a 3-2 victory at Palmer Park.
In a game that featured dramatic momentum swings throughout, the No. 11 Virginia women’s lacrosse team came from behind to pull out a thrilling, 13-12 overtime win over No. 3 Boston College.
The No. 3 Virginia men’s tennis team closed out the regular season with a 7-0 win at Georgia Tech on Saturday at the Ken Byers Tennis Complex in Atlanta.
Virginia sophomore Aimee Canny booked her ticket to this summer’s Olympic Games in Paris by achieving the required qualifying time in the opening leg of the 4x200m freestyle relay at the South Africa Olympic Trials.