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Women’s Soccer: Hoos blank Towson in season opener, 2-0

The Virginia women’s soccer team opened the season with a victory on Thursday, shutting out Towson by a score of 2-0 at Klöckner Stadium.


Former UVA star Joe Harris retires from basketball

Joe Harris, one of the most popular players in Virginia basketball history who helped turn the Cavaliers program around early in the Tony Bennett era, has retired from the game after a decade in the NBA.


Women’s Soccer: UVA hosts Towson Thursday to kick off 2024 fall season

The Virginia women’s soccer team opens the 2024 season on Thursday night when the Cavaliers host Towson in a 6 p.m. contest at Klöckner Stadium.


Men’s Soccer: UVA picked 6th in Preseason ACC poll

Clemson has been chosen as the favorite to win the 2024 Atlantic Coast Conference Men’s Soccer Championship. Virginia was picked to finish sixth.


Charlottesville’s Mike Cubbage: 50 golden years of memories

“Cubby,” as we all affectionately called him, was arguably the best athlete ever produced in Charlottesville.


Men’s Golf: James, Chang advance to U.S. Amateur’s Match Play round

Virginia men’s golfers Ben James and Paul Chang advanced to match play following the second round of stroke play at the U.S. Amateur Championship.


Training camp notebook: QBs, defense, receivers, punt game & injury report

Tony Elliott was encouraged with what he saw in Virginia’s first scrimmage last Saturday at Scott Stadium, as the Cavaliers have transitioned to full pads for the remainder of training camp.


Swimming & Diving: UVA reveals 2024-25 schedule

Virginia swimming & diving head coach Todd DeSorbo announced the team’s schedule on Monday.


Sanker appears on Bednarik Award watch list for nation’s top defender

Virginia safety Jonas Sanker has been named to the 2024 Chuck Bednarik Watch List, the Maxwell Football Club announced Monday.


Former Cavalier Mike ‘Cubby’ Cubbage dies at 74

One of Charlottesville’s favorite sons, Mike Cubbage, has passed away after a near year-long battle with cancer.


State’s No. 1 prospect, 5-star Ament, sets official visit to UVA

The state of Virginia’s No. 1 recruit, Warrenton’s Nate Ament, has scheduled an official visit to UVA on Sept. 14.


Elliott believes UVA’s success depends on O-Line improvement

Tony Elliott strongly believes that football games are won in the trenches, so it is no surprise that bringing Virginia’s veteran offensive line to the next level is a priority in training camp.


Shawn Moore to visit ‘The Jerry & Jerry Show’ on Tuesday

One of the greatest players in Virginia football history, Shawn Moore, will appear on “The Jerry & Jerry Show” on Tuesday, Aug. 13, LIVE from our downtown studio, starting at 10:15 a.m.


Women’s Soccer: Cagle, Godfrey earn spots on Preseason All-ACC Team

Maggie Cagle and Lia Godfrey have been named to the preseason All-ACC women’s soccer team, it was announced on Thursday.


Men’s Soccer: Cavaliers set to kick off exhibition schedule against Longwood

The Virginia’ mens soccer team is set to begin preseason play when the Cavaliers welcome Longwood to Klöckner Stadium for an exhibition game on Saturday.


Cavaliers extend offer to 4-star PF Jackson

Marcus Jackson helped spark Team Thrill UAA 17U to a championship over the summer, averaging 15 points, 8 rebounds and 2 blocked shots per game.


Fields included on Biletnikoff Award watch list

Virginia wide receiver Malachi Fields has been named to the preseason Biletnikoff Award Watch List, the Tallahassee Quarterback Club Foundation announced Wednesday.


Butler named to watch list for Comeback Player of the Year Award

Virginia defensive end Kam Butler has been named to the 2024 Comeback Player of the Year Award Watch List.


BREAKING: Kyle Guy joins UVA basketball staff

We always kind of thought that someday, Kyle Guy would return to Virginia basketball, and today is that day.


Wahoos make PF Singleton’s list of eight

Virginia made the cut for yet another class of 2025, 4-star prospect on Tuesday when 6-foot-8 power forward Tre Singleton announced that the Cavaliers were among his final eight schools.