Erratic Cavaliers look to defeat tenacious Dukes
By Kathleen Thornton | October 10, 2001Following a full week of play, and a solid 2-1 win Sunday over Ohio State, the Virginia field hockey team is preparing for its next matchup.
Following a full week of play, and a solid 2-1 win Sunday over Ohio State, the Virginia field hockey team is preparing for its next matchup.
Virginia freshman cornerback Randy Jones, a redshirt this season, was critically injured in a car accident that occurred Sunday night near Stoneville, N.C., according to the Greensboro News & Record. Jones' oldest brother, Travis Wilson, 22, reportedly was driving and has been charged with three counts of felony death by motor vehicle and driving while impaired.
Uh oh, America. Now you've done it. When whispers wafted about a possible Michael Jordan return, you chided and ripped, questioned and frowned.
Virginia football coach Al Groh praised the squad's go-to guy for his performance against Maryland on Saturday.
Before he enrolled in the University, Virginia senior midfielder Steve Totten found out a broken jaw can come in handy once in a while.
The Virginia men's tennis team was in action this past weekend in the 2001 East Coast Championship collegiate tournament held in Norfolk this weekend. Of the seven Virginia singles players to reach the quarterfinals, Stephen Nolen, Jason Romesburg, Jay Curtis and Mark Montandon advanced to the semifinals in their draws.
Unable to attack or defend with any consistency, the Virginia women's volleyball team fell prey to its overall inexperience Saturday night at University Hall and lost to ACC rival Duke, 3-0.
Women's soccer defeats George Mason The Virginia women's soccer team took out George Mason, 1-0, in Fairfax on Sunday.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - I've been rehearsing these words all weekend, ever since Terp running back Bruce Perry broke through Virginia's defensive line to drive a 38-21 stake through the Cavaliers' hearts, and it is still hard to say them: Maryland owns first place in the ACC. Ugh.
The No. 8 Virginia field hockey team battled No. 10 Ohio State to a closely contested 2-1 victory yesterday at home.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - On Saturday, No. 25 Maryland proved to the Virginia football team that slow and steady would win the race to be the king of the ACC mountain. The Terrapins (5-0, 3-0 ACC) marched past the Cavaliers (3-2, 2-1) and into first place in the conference, 41-21, behind a stifling defense and an efficient offense.
The No. 4 Virginia men's soccer team improved its win streak to eight games and shutout streak to six games Saturday night when it knocked off VCU, 1-0, at Sports Backers Stadium in Richmond. The win over VCU propelled Virginia (9-0-1) to a 18-0-1 all-time record over the Rams (4-4-1). Virginia has won every game since Sept.
In the wake of a dominating 4-0 victory over the Temple Owls on Tuesday, the Virginia men's soccer team is approaching Saturday's match at No.
There's more to college basketball than December to March when big crowds in arenas cheer their teams to victory without much thought as to how the teams came together.
It has been three years since a team other than Florida State owned sole possession of first place in the ACC.
Following a month of matches on the road, the Virginia volleyball team returns to its home court this weekend to host ACC rivals Wake Forest and Duke at University Hall. The Cavaliers (5-6, 1-3 ACC) have played seven away matches since their 3-1 home victory over Virginia Tech on Sept.
The Virginia women's soccer team relied on a familiar face in last night's game against Brigham Young.
After a slow start out of the gate, No. 8 Virginia field hockey finally came alive last night to down Appalachian State, 4-0, at University Hall Turf Field.
WILLIAMSBURG - After Sunday's overtime upset over No. 1 Maryland, No. 8 Virginia field hockey was unable to overcome a 2-1 deficit and fell to William & Mary for the first time since 1995.
The No. 15 Virginia women's soccer team (5-2-1) heads into tomorrow's home match against No. 16 Brigham Young (6-2-1) with Tuesday night's 1-0 victory over William & Mary still fresh in the players' minds. The Tribe's talented defense managed to hold the offensively oriented Cavaliers for the most of the game, but in the 66th minute, Virginia freshman Lindsay Gusick broke down the defense for the only goal of the game.