Women’s Soccer: No. 18 UVA, Iowa play to scoreless draw
The No. 18 Virginia women’s soccer team walked off the field in a scoreless draw for the second time this season, as the Cavaliers battled with Iowa at Klöckner Stadium on Thursday night.
The No. 18 Virginia women’s soccer team walked off the field in a scoreless draw for the second time this season, as the Cavaliers battled with Iowa at Klöckner Stadium on Thursday night.
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While JMU and Virginia will both be preparing to face two quarterbacks in this Saturday’s meeting at Scott Stadium, Cavaliers coach Tony Elliott won’t have to play as much of a guessing game.
In head coach Jeff Hafley’s third year, the team took a huge step back, allowing the second-most points per game in the ACC (30.3) while scoring the third-lowest points per game in the league (17.8) — practically nothing to write home about.
Some observers believe that 2024 recruiting target Kon Knueppel is the key to getting Virginia back to the Final Four.
Despite Old Dominion having match point three times in the fifth set, Virginia was able to rally and pull off its second-consecutive, five-set comeback win Tuesday evening inside Memorial Gymnasium.
If Tony Muskett can’t play Saturday, Virginia coach Tony Elliott will call on true freshman backup Anthony Colandrea from St. Petersburg, Fla.
Virginia coach Tony Elliott said that starting quarterback Tony Muskett’s condition is “day-to-day,” and it will be a “game-time decision” if Muskett plays against JMU in Saturday’s home opener at Scott Stadium.
Virginia Athletics Director Carla Williams opened Tuesday’s press conference with a message for the Charlottesville community regarding this weekend’s scheduled events to honor the lives of Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr. and D’Sean Perry
On the back of an impressive team performance and a penalty save from Holden Brown, Virginia secured a 2-1 victory over its longtime rivals.
Virginia second-year men’s golfer Ben James helped Team USA rally on Sunday to win the 49th Walker Cup at the Old Course in St. Andrews, Scotland as part of the United States Golf Association’s 10-man team.
The No. 12 Virginia women’s soccer team used four goals in the first half – including a goal in the opening minute – to take a 4-1 victory over VCU at Klöckner Stadium on Sunday.
The No. 6 Virginia field hockey team closed out the weekend with a 6-0 victory against Temple on Sunday at Howarth Field in Philadelphia.
Virginia first-year outside hitter Lauryn Bowie tallied 20 kills and hit .514 to steer the Cavaliers to a five-set comeback victory over Columbia at Levien Gymnasium Saturday afternoon.
The No. 10 and No. 11 ranked Virginia men’s and women’s cross country programs kicked off the 2023 campaigns with a pair of victories at the Spider Alumni Open on Saturday in Richmond.
The “UVA Strong” ceremony will most certainly be an emotional event, followed by a game between programs that haven’t met since the early 1980s.
Virginia athletics announced details Monday for the “UVA Strong” football game vs. James Madison. The contest is set for Saturday at noon at Scott Stadium.
The Virginia athletics department has announced several gameday enhancements at Scott Stadium, including a brand-new LED lighting system.
Virginia swimming & diving will host three meets to highlight the 2023-24 schedule, head coach Todd DeSorbo announced recently. The upcoming slate features some of the top programs in the nation.
No one gave rebuilding Virginia a snowball’s chance of threatening powerful Tennessee, the nation’s 12th-ranked team, in Saturday’s season-opener.