Friday, June 9, 2017 the University of Virginia Board of Visitors gave the Cavalier faithful a sign that a winning football program is important to the school.
Around this time last year, it was a widely accepted consensus among Virginia football fans that a change was finally coming to their beloved program.
Student-athletes at Virginia perform on the field and in the classroom everyday at the highest level.
Within a week of assistant head coach Ruffin McNeill’s departure, head coach Bronco Mendenhall had found his new man.
The Cavaliers were one of only five teams to earn a top 20 finish at all three NCAA championships.
If anyone knows how to make a Major League debut, it’s former Virginia lacrosse player, Zed Williams (’17).
The 2017 draft marks the fourth year in a row that at least one of O'Connor's players was drafted in the first round.
O’Leary has spent the past three seasons as head coach of the Davidson women’s tennis program.
The No. 9 Virginia men’s track and field team put on quite the show in Eugene, Ore at the start of the NCAA Championships.
Virginia ultimately fell, 11-8, in its third NCAA tournament game.
After a win in the opening game of the Fort Worth Regional, the Virginia baseball team fell to host Texas Christian Sunday, 5-1.
No. 2 seed Virginia enters its 14th-straight NCAA Tournament Friday as it faces off against No. 3 seed Dallas Baptist at Texas Christian’s Lupton Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas.
With his career as a Cavalier now over, Kwiatkowski will go down as one of the greatest players in program history.
Virginia got the job done, winning 10-2, but will not have a chance at the ACC Tournament Championship.
With this loss, Virginia is eliminated from advancing to the ACC Tournament Championship.
The Skinny on action for rowing and men’s golf.
University Athletics Director Craig Littlepage named former men’s tennis assoc. head coach Andres Pedroso head coach and director of tennis in an announcement Wednesday.
The Virginia men’s tennis team topped North Carolina, 4-2, in Athens, Ga. Tuesday following a rain delay to take home the national championship for the third consecutive year.
The No. 2 Virginia men’s tennis team is going to the NCAA Championship match after defeating No. 3 Ohio State, 4-2, in a tightly-contested semifinal match.
The No. 9 Virginia baseball team headed to Atlanta to face Georgia Tech at Russ Chandler Stadium for their final series before ACC Tournament play.
