Rafael Jódar

Former UVA Star Jodar Uses French Open Success As A Career Stepping Stone

By Jerry Ratcliffe Former Virginia tennis star Rafael Jodar was the hit of the French Open, even after being ousted from the tournament Tuesday morning in the quarterfinals. For the fresh-faced, 19-year-old, Jodar believed the stay in Paris was a stepping stone for his career. To read the rest of this article and even more award-winning coverage on the UVA athletics department, including its nationally-ranked football and basketball programs, be sure to subscribe to “Cavalier Exclusive” to follow all of Virginia Sports Hall Of Famer Jerry “Hootie” Ratcliffe’s analysis and content. It’s the best in the business for Wahoo Fans!

Dylan Dietrich

Pedroso: Dietrich Arguably Had Best Season In UVA Tennis History

By Jerry Ratcliffe When Virginia tennis fans glance back at all the great players that have come through the program under Andres Pedroso and Brian Boland, it would be challenging to name their Mt. Rushmore of Wahoos. To read the rest of this article and even more award-winning coverage on the UVA athletics department, including its nationally-ranked football and basketball programs, be sure to subscribe to “Cavalier Exclusive” to follow all of Virginia Sports Hall Of Famer Jerry “Hootie” Ratcliffe’s analysis and content. It’s the best in the business for Wahoo Fans!

Andres Pedroso

Virginia Guts Out 7th NCAA Tennis Title; You Can Call Charlottesville The State’s Title Town

By Jerry Ratcliffe If there’s one thing I’ve learned from covering Virginia men’s tennis over the past 20 years, it’s not about the talent when it comes down to the nitty-gritty. It’s what Andres Pedroso calls “the culture.” It’s what his predecessor Brian Boland called “the process.” To read the rest of this article and even more award-winning coverage on the UVA athletics department, including its nationally-ranked football and basketball programs, be sure to subscribe to “Cavalier Exclusive” to follow all of Virginia Sports Hall Of Famer Jerry “Hootie” Ratcliffe’s analysis and content. It’s the best in the business for […]

Andres Pedroso

No. 4 UVA And No. 1 Dietrich Battling South Carolina At Boar’s Head With Trip To Athens At Stake

By Jerry Ratcliffe Andres Pedroso travels the world, scouring the tennis landscape in order to bring the best talent to Charlottesville for his Virginia program. To read the rest of this article and even more award-winning coverage on the UVA athletics department, including its nationally-ranked football and basketball programs, be sure to subscribe to “Cavalier Exclusive” to follow all of Virginia Sports Hall Of Famer Jerry “Hootie” Ratcliffe’s analysis and content. It’s the best in the business for Wahoo Fans!