The Cavaliers lost several important players from last year's squad, but they still return 17 starters and crucial experience at several key positions — not the least of which is at quarterback.
After opening weekend, the Cavaliers have some improvements to make.
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After struggling to find momentum last year, the Cavaliers are starting this season with a fresh mindset — one that's paid off so far.
The Cavaliers have 12 opportunities to prove themselves this season as they take on a number of skilled teams.
The Cavaliers (4-0-0, 0-0-0 ACC) dominated every facet of their matches against the Patriots and Colonials in preparation for a date with Santa Clara, the defending national champion, Thursday.
The Cavaliers have started the season strong and are expected to perform well throughout the fall.
What many may not know about Virginia basketball is that multiple Cavaliers bridge international waters — most recently, with four of them competing in the Olympics.
The Cavaliers followed their strong preseason performance with an impressive season-opener against the Broncos.
While Virginia had a rough season last year, the Cavaliers do bring back some talented players and a new, energetic coaching staff for fans to be excited about.
The Cavaliers (2-0-0, 0-0-0 ACC) downed the Mountaineers (1-1-0, 0-0-0 Big 12) thanks to a goal from junior attacker Diana Ordoñez in the seventh minute.
While all three players played 966 minutes and registered a grand total of one shot, zero assists, and zero goals, they made contributions well beyond the box score on defense and as playmakers.
The Durham, N.C. native played three seasons in the college ranks — two with Rice and one with Virginia — before declaring for the NBA Draft in mid-April.
For four Cavaliers, a national championship was simply not enough, as they traveled to Tokyo to compete on swimming's biggest stage and brought home hardware for the United States.
Though the Cavaliers didn’t advance in the College World Series, there are so many accomplishments to celebrate from their entire season and so much to look forward to in 2022.
The Cavaliers saw four women qualify for the United States Olympic team, and Coach Todd DeSorbo was named an assistant coach to the Olympic team’s staff.
This loss puts the Cavaliers in a situation they're intimately familiar with — one in which they face elimination.
The Cavaliers stepped up in big ways against the Volunteers to stay in the winners bracket of the College World Series.
Virginia has dominated in outdoor events this year, which all led to four incredible days at the NCAA Championship.
Virginia is now one step closer to the National Championship — a title the team has been chasing since 2015.
