The UVA baseball program will play a pair of fall scrimmages along with its annual Orange and Blue World Series this fall at Disharoon Park.

Former Virginia standout Danny Hultzen was called up by the Chicago Cubs on Saturday afternoon.

Karl Kuhn, who has worked with the Cavaliers’ pitchers since O’Connor came to town 16 years ago, is expected to be named head baseball coach at Radford University on Thursday afternoon.

Cubbage, who starred at Lane High School and the University of Virginia, was part of the seven-man, 2019 Valley League Hall of Fame class announced this month by the league’s board of directors.

UVA freshman second baseman Nic Kent took home his second Freshman All-America accolade, after being listed as a Second Team honoree by D1Baseball.com on Friday.

Virginia left-handed pitcher Andrew Abbott has been invited to USA Baseball Collegiate National Team Training Camp.

A pair of Virginia baseball players, sophomore shortstop Tanner Morris and junior right-handed pitcher Noah Murdock, were chosen on the second day of the MLB Draft on Tuesday.

Former Cavalier and eighth overall pick of the 2017 MLB Draft, Adam Haseley, has been promoted to the Philadelphia Phillies Major League roster.

Fourth-seeded Miami pulled away late with a five-run eighth inning rally and captured a 10-3 victory over ninth-seeded Virginia in pool play at the ACC Baseball Tournament.

The Virginia baseball team fought back to force extra innings against 17th-ranked North Carolina Wednesday night during pool play of the ACC Championship in Durham, but the fifth-seeded Tar Heels prevailed, 3-2.

The middle infield duo of Nic Kent and Tanner Morris earned All-Atlantic Coast Conference honors as announced by the league office on Monday. Kent was a first-team honoree while Morris was listed as on the third team.

Virginia recorded its fifth-straight win and clinched its ACC road series against Virginia Tech with a 5-3 victory on Friday at English Field in Blacksburg. Cavalier head coach Brian O’Connor notched career win No. 700 in the process.

There’s a lot at stake for Virginia’s baseball team in its final regular-season weekend of the year beginning Thursday at rival Virginia Tech.

Junior Cayman Richardson singled up the middle to plate the go-ahead run in the bottom of the eighth inning in an 8-7 Virginia victory over VCU on Tuesday night at Disharoon Park.

Virginia scored 11 runs in its first two trips to the plate en route to a 12-6 series-clinching victory over No. 5 Louisville at Disharoon Park on Saturday.

Virginia bounced back strong and earned a split with the No. 5-ranked Cardinals, taking a 10-2 victory. The two teams will square off in the rubber match Saturday at Disharoon Park.

Due to inclement weather in the forecast, the three-game series between Virginia and Louisville, the final ACC home series of the season, will now begin with a doubleheader on Friday at 3 p.m.

Virginia (26-20) will conclude a four-game road stretch at VCU (30-14) on Tuesday night. The game will be played at The Diamond in Richmond with a first pitch scheduled for 7 p.m.

North Carolina evened the series against Virginia with a 5-4, walk-off victory in the bottom of the ninth inning on Saturday at Boshamer Stadium.

Virginia (25-18, 9-12 ACC) won its fourth-straight game with a 12-5 victory over No. 15 North Carolina (31-12, 13-9 ACC) on Friday night at Boshamer Stadium. The Cavaliers scored 11 of the game’s final 12 runs.