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The Atlantic Coast Conference released its 2024-25 women’s basketball conference schedule on Tuesday. Virginia will play 18 regular-season ACC games including nine games at John Paul Jones Arena.
UVA finished second in the team competition at the Cavalier Regional Preview, as the final round wrapped up on Tuesday at the Birdwood Golf Course.
Virginia junior golfer Ben James overcame a five-shot deficit entering the third and final round to win the Valero Texas Collegiate.
The Atlantic Coast Conference announced that Virginia’s Noah Josey has been named the ACC’s Offensive Lineman of the Week.
When it came time to make a commitment to continue his basketball career at the next level, Charlottesville’s Chance Mallory wrestled with the decision.
The No. 3 Virginia field hockey team closed out the weekend with a 5-1 victory against Stanford on Sunday at Turf Field in Charlottesville.
The No. 14 Virginia women’s soccer team fell in a hard-fought contest with No. 16 Notre Dame on Sunday by a score of 1-0 at Klöckner Stadium.
Tony Elliott has been waiting three years for a game like Saturday’s blowout of Coastal Carolina before a stadium-record crowd on the Chanticleers’ “Smurf Turf” field.
In the first ACC match between the two programs, the Virginia men’s soccer team salvaged a point from California in a physical battle.
Virginia’s ground game came alive in dominating fashion at Coastal Carolina Saturday, as the Cavaliers rushed for their highest total in nearly 26 years en route to a 43-24 road win.
No. 3 Virginia defeated the Cal Bears, 4-3, in a thrilling ACC opener for both teams on Friday night at Turf Field in Charlottesville.
Just days after taking his official visit to the University of Virginia, Charlottesville’s own Chance Mallory announced Friday that he will be attending his hometown college.
“Overall, they’re giving us a chance, but in fairness to them, man, it’s been a chess match trying to figure out the moving parts,” Coach Tony Elliott said this week.
Virginia’s passing game could flourish this weekend at Coastal Carolina if the Cavaliers’ receivers can beat man coverage, and if quarterback Anthony Colandrea is more accurate.
Two players from the recruiting class of 2025, both offered by Virginia, announced they have committed elsewhere.
The Virginia volleyball team won two tough midweek matches against Middle Tennessee State, wrapping up non-conference play at 10-1.
Against Maryland, the Cavaliers had four opportunities in the Red Zone and scored only one TD, settling for field goals twice.
Virginia boasts two of the top safeties in the ACC in home-grown Jonas Sanker and Antonio Clary.
The 6-foot-8, 215-pound, 4-star will choose between the Cavaliers, Clemson, Notre Dame, Louisville, Butler, Purdue, Northwestern and Xavier.
Tony Elliott has coached some pretty good quarterbacks during his time at Clemson, and he’s sharing some of that knowledge in attempting to groom Virginia sophomore Anthony Colandrea into that winning mold.