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Swimming & Diving: UVA women post record-setting day in Christiansburg

The No. 1 women‘s team won every race but one, recording a dominant 201-87 victory. The No. 21 men fell 157-104 against the unranked Hokies.

Virginia added to its offensive firepower late Friday when the Cavaliers gained a commitment from Kent State wide receiver Da’Shawn Martin.

UVA will have to focus on shutting down Boopie Miller, who beat Virginia in the last outing last January on a 3-point shot near the buzzer.

Virginia came up short against No. 13 North Carolina, as the Cavaliers fell to the Tar Heels by a score of 25-10 at JPJ Arena.

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.

In its first dual match of the season, the No. 5 Virginia men’s tennis team notched a 6-1 upset victory over No. 3 TCU in Fort Worth.

Virginia erased a 13-point deficit to take a lead in the third quarter, but ultimately fell to Duke by a score of 65-58 on Thursday night.

The No. 14 Virginia women’s tennis team picked up two wins over UNC Greensboro on Thursday at the Boar’s Head Sports Club.

Herman Moore has been elected to the NFF College Football Hall of Fame. He is the sixth Cavalier to earn that honor.

Virginia could be landing one of the top young cornerbacks in the transfer portal, Wisconsin’s redshirt freshman Omillio Agard.

UVA gained commitments from an outstanding safety from Michigan in Brandyn Hillman, along with Navy cornerback Justin Ross.

No. 16 Virginia bolted to a 14-0 lead Tuesday night and never looked back, leading wire-to-wire as the Cavaliers defeated Louisville 79-70.

By the end of Tuesday night, UVA has two quarterbacks, both with starting experience on the Power 4 level.

The No. 14 Virginia women’s tennis team opened the 2026 dual match season with a 7-0 win over Richmond on Tuesday.

The key for UVA in tonight’s game is to hit a high percentage of shots in order to set up its press and slow down the pace of Louisville.

The Cavaliers hauled in former UCLA and Notre Dame wide receiver Rico Flores Jr., a 6-foot-2, 205-pound pass-catching threat.

The Cavaliers landed a commitment from former Missouri starter Beau Pribula on Monday after he visited Charlottesville over the weekend.

Virginia strengthened its defense on Monday with the additions of a defensive end/outside linebacker and a disruptive interior pass rusher.

Ryan Odom was asked about honoring the former players, particularly the ‘94-’95 team, which was coached by Jeff Jones.

According to sources, former Missouri starting quarterback Beau Pribula was one of the players who visited Virginia over the weekend.