UVA’s AJ Gracia was named a First Team Preseason All-American and to the Preseason College Player of the Year Watch List by Baseball America.

The Virginia baseball team is ranked No. 14 in the 2026 Baseball America Preseason Poll that was announced on Monday.

With first pitch just around the corner for the 2026 season, single-game tickets for non-ACC games and Cav Pass options are now on sale.

An anonymous donor will match every dollar contributed to the Baseball Enhancement Fund and current-use scholarship growth, up to $1 million.

Chris Pollard and his staff continue to haul in future talent for the Cavaliers with the addition of two recent high school commitments.

The Virginia baseball team announced its 2026 schedule, and the first campaign of the Chris Pollard era will have 31 games at Disharoon Park.

Former Virginia standout Ernie Clement is having himself quite a postseason for the top-seeded Toronto Blue Jays.

The lefty tossed five scoreless innings with 11 strikeouts to pick up the win. Early’s 11 Ks tied the franchise record for a debut.

Virginia will play two exhibition games at Disharoon Park, along with the Fall World Series and intrasquad scrimmages beginning in September.

In a late roster move, Virginia has acquired former Virginia Tech left-handed pitcher Brendan Cowan from the transfer portal.

Virginia has added the 2025 New Jersey Player of the Year to its 2026 recruiting class in Morristown shortstop Sal Garcia.

Seven players from Virginia’s 2025 roster were selected in the MLB Draft, while R.J. Holmes withdrew from the draft process and remained committed to UVA.

This is a huge get for Chris Pollard and the Wahoos as they continue to build a formidable pitching staff for the 2026 season.

Virginia’s pitching staff has continued to grow with the addition of veteran Oklahoma State southpaw Ryan Ure, who announced via his Twitter account that he is a Cavalier.

Bo Lowrance announced that he will be a Cavalier, flipping his commitment to follow Chris Pollard from Durham to Charlottesville.

According to a Knoxville News Sentinel report, former Virginia pitcher Evan Blanco has committed to Tennessee.

Virginia’s baseball roster has continued to grow, particularly its pitching staff, after the announcement that Matt Augustin is returning from the portal.

Rising sophomore Aiden Harris, who was the No. 1 recruit in the state of Virginia in the class of ‘24, said he will remain a Wahoo.

UVA shortstop Eric Becker has reportedly decided to return to Charlottesville and play for new Cavaliers coach Chris Pollard.

Chris Pollard flipped the commitments of three outstanding pitchers previously headed to Duke, and landed the MAAC Player of the Year from the portal.