Virginia wrestling ends season with mixed results at NCAA Championships
By Ryan Weiner | March 22, 2025Jack Gioffre's Cinderella run provided the biggest excitement for the Cavaliers.
Jack Gioffre's Cinderella run provided the biggest excitement for the Cavaliers.
Virginia can call it a successful tournament despite finishing in sixth overall.
Through the medium of sports, a group of female arm wrestlers raise support for charities.
For once, this conference match against a ranked opponent looked, at times, eminently winnable.
Virginia was grateful for the brief respite.
Virginia remains just above the conference's basement.
Virginia proved itself to be a tier — or two — above Duke at the ACC's bottom.
The season's coolest event could double as a big moment in the season's trajectory.
Virginia has floundered through the first couple weeks of the conference season.
Solid performances from its most reliable trio were not enough for Virginia.
Virginia's conference opener did not go exactly the way it wanted.
Cedeno's win cemented the program's blistering run of individual tournament wins.
Eight of 14 Cavaliers placed in the tournament.
With another successful weekend under their belts, Virginia looks much deeper than last season after capturing big wins from top to bottom.
The Cavaliers fell into an early hole and could not crawl out.
The Cavaliers walked away 1-0 on the day after seeing their second match cancelled.
The Cavaliers rested some key wrestlers but enjoyed a successful weekend overall.
The Cavaliers had no problem defeating the Bison in their first match of the season.
McCoy's work ethic on and off the mat will be modeled by Cavalier wrestlers for years to come.
The Cavaliers came up short of national glory, but showed a lot of promise moving into next season.