No. 4 seed women’s soccer opens NCAA Tournament play Friday against Princeton
By Peter Kratz | 6 days agoVirginia missed the ACC Tournament but still has a chance to prove itself in the postseason.
Virginia missed the ACC Tournament but still has a chance to prove itself in the postseason.
The Cavaliers' memorable tournament run ended in rapid fashion.
The program honored one of its biggest fans Wednesday afternoon.
The Cavaliers are back in the NCAA Tournament, with a tough match ahead.
Four Cavaliers scored 10-plus points in an all-around rout.
White will join former four-star recruits Kymora Johnson and Olivia McGhee in a talented backcourt next year.
Dunn has taken the NBA by storm in recent weeks, largely due to his three-point shooting.
The final score looked a lot closer than it felt Monday night at John Paul Jones Arena.
Virginia swept North Carolina, Duke and Minnesota.
Virginia jettisoned the tournament's No. 1 seed from contention.
Xu, Chervinsky and Genis Salas qualified for the NCAA Individual Championships later this month.
The Cavaliers are now just one win away from earning a bowl game berth.
The Cavaliers were beaten badly by the Panthers last month, but are hoping for redemption Sunday night.
If Virginia's defense can step up and its offense can return to form, there is potential for an upset victory.
The Cavaliers were blown out, but can draw plenty of useful lessons.
Webb has not appeared in a game for the Cavaliers, but he is one of their most important players.
The Cavaliers walked away 1-0 on the day after seeing their second match cancelled.
The return of senior libero Milan Gomillion spurred the Cavaliers to victory Friday afternoon.
Cofie scored 16 points and grabbed six rebounds in his debut.
Virginia's defense is the primary culprit behind three straight losses.