Following a two-week break since their last match, the No. 23 Cavaliers look to make a run in this weekend's ACC Tournament in Raleigh, N.C.
The ACC's dearth of wrestling programs - only six schools have wrestling teams - will work to Virginia's advantage this weekend, coach Steve Garland said.
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No. 21 Virginia women’s tennis pulls through against No. 18 Clemson
By Noah Cinel | 1 hours agoVirginia now travels to Atlanta, Ga., for a second consecutive round of ACC play as they take on Georgia Tech. The Yellow Jackets (6-6, 2-2) are coming off a routine 4-0 victory over Virginia Tech (3-7, 0-2). Led by previous No. 47 senior Alejandra Cruz, the bout should prove to be another challenging matchup.
With title shot within reach, No. 10 Virginia faces rematch with Miami
By Emory Huffman | 16 hours ago“They're really tough to deal with,” Odom said in February. “And they're even better in person than when you watch them on film.”
In a tale of two halves, No. 21 women’s lacrosse defeats No. 19 Princeton
By Peter Kratz | 22 hours agoThe match seemed to settle in the final quarter as both sides simply traded goals, ending with a 12-10 scoreline in favor of the Cavaliers. Piraino’s goal with 3:17 left was the final important action, securing a much-needed win over a ranked opponent.
