No. 5 men’s tennis suffers third ACC defeat with 4-1 loss to No. 1 Wake Forest
By Margaret Piatos | YesterdayThe Cavaliers' conference-play struggles continued.
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The Cavaliers' conference-play struggles continued.
The men's tennis team's top player is doing it with a unique style and verve.
Virginia missed an opportunity against No. 3 Ohio State the other day — this time it capitalized.
Though Ohio State ultimately outclassed Virginia, Coach Andres Pedroso’s side showed heart.
The freshman with the backward hat is undefeated to start the season.
Virginia, unlike many other regional hosts, held serve as its quartet's top seed.
Another dual match, another easy win.
The Cavaliers notched a quality victory to kick off the semester.
Switzer, Hopper and Rice traveled to Winston-Salem, N.C., for the event.
Several of Coach Andres Pedroso's Cavaliers impressed, performing admirably against a few rival programs.
While another national title was not seized, Virginia certainly produced another quality season under coach Andres Pedroso.
Virginia is once again headed back to the Round of 16, with all eyes on a championship defense.
Virginia will have to regroup heading into the ACC Tournament, with all eyes on a championship rerun.
Virginia is well-positioned for another deep postseason run.
The Cavaliers won the first six matches Wednesday on their way to a trouncing of the Hokies.
