In the midst of the spring season, there are plenty of reasons for optimism about various women’s sports.
The Cavaliers struggled offensively for the final two games of a series after a close loss to open play Saturday.
The Cavaliers earned their first midweek win in nearly a month with a decisive victory over an in-state foe.
The No. 2 Seminoles lived up to their ranking, as they made sure to be dominant on both sides of the ball over the weekend in Charlottesville.
The Cavaliers could not capitalize off of their strong performance over the weekend, as they fell behind early to the Lancers, who would fend off a late comeback to secure the victory.
The Cavaliers are off to their best start in program history after sweeping the Eagles, starting 8-1 in ACC play.
After an undefeated weekend in ACC play, Virginia suffered a setback in a game in which the Cavaliers' offense simply could not get anything going.
The 5-1 start through six games is the best start to ACC play for Virginia since 2010, when the Cavaliers were 6-0 to start the season.
A North Dakota State two-run home run was the difference-maker.
The Cavaliers will head into conference play with momentum following the victory.
This was overall a good tournament showing for Virginia. Despite two losses, both at the hands of Tennessee, they competed well with the Volunteers and proved they can hang with top-25 teams.
The Cavaliers were defeated by the Flames by a score of 6-2.
The Cavaliers got wins against Towson, Bucknell and Loyola Chicago, but were unable to defeat UNCG despite hitting three home runs.
For the second straight weekend, Virginia softball traveled to the state of South Carolina to compete in tournament play.
The softball team picked up a pair of wins in their season kick-off.
With a number of returning players as well as additions to the roster and coaching staff, the softball team will look to pose a threat to conference rivals.
Fourth years Martin Weisz and Arizona Ritchie share experiences as two of few Jewish student-athletes at Virginia and how they have balanced their religious and athletic obligations.
The softball team was unable to close out the season on a high note following a loss to Georgia Tech.
Virginia softball struggled to find consistency against Syracuse as the team managed to come away with only a single win.
Despite a number of bright spots for the Cavaliers against the Tar Heels and Fighting Irish, the team was unable to win consistently in either series.
