The Virginia men’s basketball team defeated dangerous Belmont 79-67 in NCAA Tournament action Friday afternoon at Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The skinny on weekend competition for Virginia's men's and women's lacrosse, men's and women's tennis and softball teams. Men’s lacrosse What: No.
The Virginia women’s basketball team’s 2014-15 campaign came to an end Thursday night with a 69-62 loss to Old Dominion in the first round of the Women’s NIT.
It is a few minutes before 10 a.m. on Tuesday, March 17. Coach Bryan Fetzer stands by the fence around Lannigan Field as a couple of ROTC stragglers chug around the track.
In a midweek road game, the Virginia women’s lacrosse team picked up a 14-12 win against No. 12 James Madison Wednesday.
The Virginia softball team (5-23, 1-8 ACC) dropped a doubleheader Wednesday night against James Madison (19-6). The Dukes stifled the Cavaliers’ bats while erupting offensively off Virginia’s pitching to earn 9-1 and 10-2 wins.
After earning an automatic bid to the women’s NIT, the Virginia women’s basketball team looks to re-find its “offensive rhythm” after suffering a 62-52 loss to Miami in the second round of the ACC Tournament on March 6.
Of Virginia’s 25 varsity athletic squads, few are as storied as the women’s swimming and diving team. In addition to its 12 ACC championships — seven of them consecutive — the program produces All-Americans by the boatload.
On April 25, 2014 Whit Mayberry entered Virginia’s series opener against Florida State with one out and the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth.
Junior guard Malcolm Brogdon’s shot sailed through the net with 16 seconds left to give Virginia a one-point lead in a heated contest against Louisville two Saturdays ago. During this moment, an unprecedented one-loss season seemed almost certain for the Virginia Cavaliers.
Seventh-ranked Virginia baseball entered Tuesday’s contest against Towson on a four-game losing streak. But that stretch of bad baseball is now over after the Cavaliers (13-5, 2-4 ACC) dispatched the Tigers (2-14), 8-0.
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The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament Selection Committee is a cruel, terrible organization.
The Virginia softball team (5-21, 1-8 ACC) will visit Harrisonburg as it competes in a two-game series against James Madison (17-6). The games were originally scheduled for March 4, but inclement weather postponed the games until Wednesday.
The first name that appears in the Virginia women’s lacrosse team 2015 roster is freshman midfielder Kasey Behr. While her jersey number may be ‘two’, Behr has been the Cavaliers’ No. 1 scorer in two of the last three games.
After losing two straight games against No. 2 North Carolina and No. 16 Loyola, the No. 8 Virginia women’s lacrosse team picked up an 18-11 win against No. 10 Princeton Saturday afternoon at Klöckner Stadium.
No. 9 Virginia baseball returns home for a midweek matchup against Towson. The Cavaliers (12-5, 2-4 ACC) are looking to return to their winning ways following a recent four-game losing streak.
The Virginia softball team (5-21, 1-8 ACC) dropped all three of its games against Louisville (13-7, 6-0 ACC), falling 5-0 and 5-4 in Saturday’s doubleheader before Sunday’s 7-5 loss. The Cavaliers have managed just one win in their last nine games.
Last Wednesday, a rare bit of poetic justice prevailed on the world stage of soccer. Paris Saint-Germain fully deserves the Champions League Quarter-Final spot it earned over Chelsea after grinding out a 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge.
The No. 5 Virginia women’s tennis team kicked off their spring break by sweeping a doubleheader on March 8. The Cavaliers extended their win streak to six games by beating No. 57 Florida State 6-1 and George Washington 6-0.
