There should not be any shame in losing to the University of Southern California, where Heisman Trophy-winning quarterbacks double as Calvin Klein models; where high-profile basketball recruits "matriculate" for one year to declare their candidacy for next year's NBA draft; where the ocean breeze carries a winning current and beautiful women to shore. As it turns out, the West Coast juggernaut of college athletics plays a little tennis on the side.\nBut heading into the quarterfinal round of the NCAA men's tennis tournament, No. 1 Virginia expected to beat the No. 8 Trojans and continue its march toward a national championship. Considering their unblemished r
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A nontraditional partnership led Virginia men's tennis to a national championship
By Margaret Piatos and Uswa Tariq | December 31, 2025Dietrich and Dahlberg are now the fourth doubles team in the history of Virginia men's tennis program to be honored as NCAA champions.
Dietrich and Dahlberg win doubles title as Virginia dominates NCAA Individual Championships
By Margaret Piatos | November 25, 2025In addition to the doubles title, Virginia produced several deep singles runs.
Four men’s tennis players gear up to compete in NCAA Individual Championships
By Thomas Baxter and Anderson Kim | November 17, 2025Three singles players and a doubles pairing will travel to Orlando, Fla., for the tournament, held Nov. 18-23.
