One of Virginia's first female stars shares her story with The Cavalier Daily.
When Bella Cabral first started playing softball, it didn’t matter if she liked it or not — now she has grown to love and play it on the nation’s biggest stage.
The stories of these talented women serve as a testament to the growing presence and impact of women in sports media.
With Ron Sanchez's dismissal, the program awaits the dawn of a new era.
Ziodato is turning the season she never thought she would have into the best one of her life.
The Cavaliers will have a new head coach.
The Cavaliers are currently ranked No. 1 nationally.
You might not know it yet, but when you talk about that culture, you will already be talking about James Hopper.
Through the medium of sports, a group of female arm wrestlers raise support for charities.
Virginia's two seniors have each been here four years, and that, today, is rather rare.
Perhaps the biggest thing is the sense of uncertainty.
After hitting a walk-off home run against No. 4 UCLA, Eaton is enjoying a stellar campaign.
Martin dominates for the Cavaliers, and it's all part of the process.
The star of Virginia women's squash shares her story with The Cavalier Daily.
Chang seems to be of two minds regarding his ace.
Gary Ham, the University’s first Black football player on the varsity team and Class of 1973 alumnus, shares his story with The Cavalier Daily.
On the "Drive for Five," Virginia's star diver is eager to end on a high note.
Get ready for the craziest environment of the season.
Sharma picked his number in part because of a Drake lyric.
In honor of Black History Month, two staff writers discuss the history of Black student-athletes at the University.
