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Volleyball: Cavaliers conclude unbeaten opening weekend with sweep of Howard
In the final match of the DC Challenge, the Virginia Volleyball team dispatched the Howard Bison in three sets on Sunday afternoon.
Elliott’s revamped Wahoos roll to 48-7 win in opener
Virginia coach Tony Elliott unveiled his shiny, new dream machine on Saturday night, loaded with all the extras, supercharged and worth every penny.
Virginia won’t know QB Morris’ injury status until Sunday
Virginia won’t know the severity of starting quarterback Chandler Morris’ shoulder injury until sometime Sunday morning.
Volleyball: UVA keeps momentum rolling with victory over George Washington
UVA toppled George Washington in four sets at the Charles E. Smith Center in Washington, D.C., on Saturday.
Cross Country: Virginia records sweep at Spider Alumni Open
The Cavaliers were led by individual victories by Nicholas Bendtsen and Stella Kermes to mark the third consecutive year in which UVA swept the meet.
All eyes on Kitching’s offense against Coastal’s run defense
According to new Coastal Carolina defensive coordinator Jeremiah Johnson, there are three things he believes in: death, taxes and stopping the run.
Field Hockey: No. 3 UVA posts 5-1 win over No. 18 Penn State in opener
The No. 3 Virginia field hockey team opened the 2025 season with a 5-1 victory against No. 18 Penn State on Friday at Turf Field in Charlottesville.
Volleyball: Hoos top Hoyas in three sets to jumpstart season-opening weekend
The Virginia volleyball team opened its 2025 campaign by defeating Georgetown in three sets in Washington, D.C., on Friday night.
UVA hoops makes final 6 for combo guard Morillo
Virginia has made the cut list for versatile 4-star guard Lucas Morillo of Boston, who has narrowed his choices to six schools.
Cross Country: UVA begins 2025 campaign at Spider Alumni Classic on Saturday
The Virginia men’s and women’s cross country programs are set for their season-opening races as the Cavaliers travel to Pole Green Park in Richmond.
Field Hockey: No. 3 UVA hosts No. 18 Penn State in Friday’s season opener
The No. 3 Virginia field hockey team opens the 2025 season on Friday, taking on No. 18 Penn State at 5 p.m. at Turf Field in Charlottesville.
Women’s Soccer: No. 13 Virginia opens homestand with 3-0 win over Charlotte
The No. 13 Virginia women’s soccer team continued its shutout streak on Thursday night, posting a 3-0 victory over Charlotte at Klöckner Stadium.
Volleyball: Cavaliers set to kick off 2025 season with weekend trip to D.C.
UVA will complete in three matches, starting on Friday with the season opener against Georgetown at 6 p.m.
Men’s Soccer: No. 11 Hoos suffer 4-1 loss at George Mason
The Cavaliers fell 4-1 to George Mason on Thursday night at George Mason Stadium in a match marked by 16 yellow cards and a pair of ejections.
UVA announces gameday enhancements for upcoming season at Scott Stadium
The Virginia Athletics department has announced several fan experience enhancements for the 2025 Virginia Football season.
Cavaliers reveal 2025 fall ball schedule, including five contests at The Dish
Virginia will play two exhibition games at Disharoon Park, along with the Fall World Series and intrasquad scrimmages beginning in September.
UVA’s defense bracing for Coastal’s ‘Air Raid’ attack
Virginia defensive coordinator John Rudzinski may be packing a bottle of Visine for his film study of Coastal Carolina’s “Air Raid” offense this week.
Virginia: Depth chart, injury report, and lots of transfer starters
Releasing his team’s depth chart at his game-week press conference on Tuesday, Tony Elliott reported there are three players who will miss the opener.
Key to turning UVA football around is winning at Scott Stadium
If the Cavaliers are to reverse their football fortunes and return to postseason play, then they must restore their ability to win at home.
Men’s Soccer: Lambe lifts No. 17 Virginia to 1-0 victory over Stetson
A 50-minute weather delay couldn’t dampen No. 17 Virginia’s momentum as the Cavaliers notched their second straight win to open the season.
