The Virginia softball team had sunshine on its side yesterday, sweeping an afternoon doubleheader with Liberty.
Virginia men's basketball coach Pete Gillen announced yesterday that sophomore reserve guard Jermaine Harper will be leaving the Virginia basketball program and transferring to another school. Harper is the second sophomore guard to depart from the team.
After a 16-0 home winning streak came to an end with two weekend losses to Miami, the Virginia baseball team has kindled another winning streak at Davenport Field with their 8-3 dismantling of Old Dominion Tuesday night. Despite worries that the 17 runs scored in the seven-inning spectacle against the 'Canes Sunday would deplete the Cavaliers of their allotted run total for the week, Virginia (22-12, 6-5 ACC) knocked in four in the third inning and three in the fourth to secure the win. Virginia pitcher Josh Myers (0-0) stole the show in his first career start, shaking off early-game jitters to throw 4.2 innings in a five-hit, one-run performance.
Each year the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression, located here in Charlottesville, announces their annual "Jefferson Muzzles" on April 13 in honor of its namesake's and our University founder's birthday.
With only one game left before the ACC tournament, the No. 4 Virginia women's lacrosse team travels to Farifax, Va.
For the Virginia track and field team, the concept of "home advantage" likely is more loaded then for any other varsity squad at the University.
Second in an ongoing series A joint report released last week by three Florida law enforcement agencies reported potential misdeeds by key FSU athletic officials.
The Virginia baseball team will face a pair of challenging weekday contests as they attempt to gain rank among both opponents and polls.
The Virginia softball team will return to The Park today after a rain-soaked week that wreaked havoc on the Cavaliers' schedule.
Despite the limits of practicing in the cold weather last week, the Cavalier track and field team came out strong in their only home meet of the season Saturday.
The No. 34 Virginia men's tennis team dropped a heartbreaking match to No. 31 Clemson Saturday at the Snyder Tennis Center by a score of 4-3.
Seniors Jennifer Tuchband and Henriette Williams finished their home careers in style this weekend, leading Virginia (14-8, 4-4 ACC) to two crucial ACC wins over Wake Forest and N.C.
The theme: location, location, location. Sheridan Snyder Tennis Center in the heart of Central Grounds provides the perfect site for Virginia's NCAA Division I men's and women's tennis teams to display their talents, besides being an excellent facility available for recreational use by the University community.
The Cavaliers displayed their maturity and focus Sunday, embarrassing perennial powerhouse No. 12 Miami, 17-2, in the final game of a three-game weekend series.
DURHAM, N.C. -- After three straight losses here in Durham, including a defeat during their 1999 national championship campaign, No.
Currently riding a 16-game home winning streak, the Virginia Baseball team (20-9, 6-4 ACC) will host No.
Virginia has been fielding a baseball team for more than a century, but you would not have known it from their modest playing field.
The men and women's track and field teams will compete at the only home meet of the season this weekend.
Basketball isn't the only sport with an intense Duke-Virginia rivalry. The men's lacrosse team has a heated history of its own against the Blue Devils.
The Florida State football program is facing new allegations of impropriety following the recent release of a law enforcement report, which suggests that athletic department officials failed to take disciplinary action after being informed of a player's gambling habits. The investigation, which focused on events surrounding former Seminole quarterback Adrian McPherson, was conducted cooperatively by the Florida State police, Tallahassee police and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. The 500-plus page report, obtained by The Cavalier Daily, was entitled "Operation Coin Toss," and contains information suggesting that prominent FSU athletic administrators, includingBob Minnix, associate athletic director for compliance, andAndy Urbanic, athletic director for football operations, had information last spring that former Seminole quarterback McPherson might have bet on college sports and possibly even his own Florida State football team. McPherson was arrested on November 27, 2002, and charged with felony countsof grand theft and forgery.
