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(08/22/17 1:33pm)
When incoming students arrive for orientation at Virginia, it is easy for future Cavaliers to picture themselves studying on Grounds, walking to class and fitting into the environment. But it is harder for athletes whose first experiences as Virginia students are strenuous workouts and worries about how they will balance their training with studies. Even with this stress, freshman wrestler Michael Battista maintains his confidence by envisioning his daily successes as a Cavalier.
(08/22/17 1:35pm)
The Virginia men’s soccer team has history on its side — the Cavaliers have claimed seven national championships, 15 conference titles and 36 straight years of NCAA tournament appearances. With a seasoned group of returning players, the team is prepared for another deep tournament run to Pennsylvania.
(08/22/17 1:48pm)
When Coach Bronco Mendenhall was hired to replace Mike London last year, Virginia’s football program inspired optimism for the first time in years. However, after a first season in which Virginia lost to FCS contender Richmond, got beaten by Virginia Tech, 52-10, and went 2-10 (1-7 ACC), the optimism around Grounds has deflated.
(07/06/17 2:49am)
1. The history
(07/05/17 10:44pm)
Student-athletes at Virginia perform on the field and in the classroom everyday at the highest level. Hard work becomes tangible, as accolades and awards came in bunches for Virginia’s spring athletes. Virginia teams were loaded with student-athletes that received All-ACC honors, achieved draft selections or garnered rookie or player of the year honors.
(06/15/17 4:31am)
For the Virginia men’s track and field team, this year was one of accomplishment. The running program, combining the cross country, indoor and outdoor track teams, finished fourth in the John McDonnell Program of the Year standings, as announced by U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Tuesday. The competition tracks points across NCAA championships for all three seasons of running and combines results to showcase the most well-rounded program.
(06/13/17 1:32am)
Virginia athletics director Craig Littlepage has named Sara O’Leary head coach of the Virginia women’s tennis team.
(05/30/17 2:35am)
After helping the Virginia men’s tennis team win a third consecutive NCAA Championship last week, senior Thai-Son Kwiatkowski concluded his illustrious collegiate tennis career in style, winning the NCAA Men’s Singles championship Monday.
(05/26/17 3:19am)
Rowing
(05/25/17 3:23am)
University Athletics Director Craig Littlepage named former men’s tennis assoc. head coach Andres Pedroso head coach and director of tennis in an announcement Wednesday.
(05/24/17 3:30am)
The Virginia men’s tennis team (34-1, 11-1 ACC) topped North Carolina (29-4, 10-2 ACC) 4-2 in Athens, Ga. Tuesday following a rain delay to take home the national championship for the third consecutive year.
(05/23/17 2:58am)
The No. 2 Virginia men’s tennis team is going to the NCAA Championship match after defeating No. 3 Ohio State, 4-2, in a tightly-contested semifinal match.
(05/19/17 3:28am)
The Cavalier Daily sports section looks back at six graduating athletes from men’s basketball, women’s swimming, baseball, men’s lacrosse, men’s tennis and football who have left a lasting impact on their teams and the University athletic community.
(05/22/17 4:07am)
The Swim Club at the University placed first in the men’s category, second in the women’s category and first in overall scoring at the 2017 Collegiate Club Swimming & Diving National Championships early this past April. Rising senior Henrik Pohlmann led the Cavaliers, as he won four individual titles and three relay titles — scoring the most points of any individual participant.
(05/06/17 5:06pm)
Virginia Athletics Director Craig Littlepage announced Friday morning that women’s tennis coach Mark Guilbeau had resigned. The resignation marks the end of Guilbeau’s 12-year stint in Charlottesville.
(05/02/17 3:55am)
When women’s soccer coach Steve Swanson was growing up, he was a multi-sport athlete. At his high school in Michigan, he played soccer, basketball and baseball. But Swanson enjoyed playing basketball especially.
(05/01/17 6:27am)
As the 2016-17 year comes to an end, the Sports staff takes a look at some of the most memorable moments from this past year. From on-the-field to off-the-field moments, writers explain why their moment is the most impactful of them all.
(04/28/17 4:56am)
Softball
(04/28/17 5:01am)
After making it to the final round of the national competition for the second year in a row, the Virginia Mock Trial team won the national championship by defeating Yale University, the same college the team lost to in the final round last year. The competition was held in Los Angeles last weekend.
(04/28/17 4:04am)
The truth is that before college I was never a fantastic writer. I know I’m not the most talented one now, either. There were certainly plenty of stronger writers that preceded me as sports editor and plenty more who will follow. I didn’t join The Cavalier Daily my first year because I was the best scribe, although hopefully I have improved over these past four years. I didn’t join because I wanted to report the news, although I hope I reported it well. And I didn’t join because of any real enthusiasm for journalism or the English language, although I know for a fact both of those came as I matured. I joined the The Cavalier Daily because there was nothing I was more passionate about than University sports. The newspaper gave me an opportunity to do something good with that passion.
