What went wrong for Virginia volleyball?
By Victoria Blankenship , Cierra Lyles and Lauren Halak | December 5, 2025While the Cavaliers had a talented locker room, something just did not click this season.
While the Cavaliers had a talented locker room, something just did not click this season.
It has been six years since Virginia’s football, men’s soccer, women’s soccer and field hockey programs have been ranked simultaneously.
Three basketball writers from The Cavalier Daily give their thoughts.
Through noncommittal wording, no true implication of blame and no description of new security measures or penalties for repeat offenses, the University has failed.
When the postseason begins with the ACC Tournament, all that matters is making a deep run — and fighting to reach Durham, N.C. for the national championship game.
To quote Coach Tony Elliott, “Adversity is the companion of the champion, the enemy to the weak.”
Volleyball could have been fully relegated to a subpar playing space. Instead, it is getting additional games at JPJ.
The 2025-26 Virginia Athletics season is here.
The Cavaliers should improve in the trenches.
Three beat writers share their thoughts.
The Cavaliers' new coach is a home run hire.
Virginia's 2025 season ends with a thud.
The Class of 2025 did not see Virginia play in a bowl game or win an NCAA Tournament game in men's basketball, but things will get better.
With everything on the line, Virginia's problems are clear.
The Cavaliers' chronic issues are dwindling, and underperforming stars are ascending.