The No. 4 Virginia men's college basketball team beat Boston College 83-56 on the road Wednesday night in an impressive offensive display.
The win over Florida State marked an 11-game winning streak in ACC openers for Virginia and was the seventh time in the last nine matchups against the Seminoles that Virginia has won.
Welsh single-handedly engineered the turnaround of Virginia football, transforming it from a program that had never gone to a bowl game to a consistent winner during his long tenure, from 1982 to 2000.
The Virginia women’s basketball team (6-8, 0-1 ACC) lost 63-61 to No. 23 Florida State (13-1, 1-0 ACC) Thursday night in its first ACC game of the season.
The Cavaliers (12-0) took down the Thundering Herd (7-6) behind junior guard Kyle Guy’s career-high 30 points, handing Coach Tony Bennett his 300th career win.
Junior Jack Mueller didn’t drop a single bout all weekend, scoring four wins including three pins.
Despite the pressure of not having won a bowl game since 2005 and falling short against Virginia Tech, Virginia stepped up for its seniors in the Belk Bowl by playing without fear.
Junior forward Lisa Jablonowski scored a career-high 17 points to lead the Cavaliers past the 49ers.
After heartbreaking defeats the last two weeks, the Cavaliers played with a chip on their shoulder, and shut out an SEC opponent with an incredible display on offense and defense.
In the dual’s finale, Missouri senior Daniel Lewis — ranked No. 4 nationally at 174 pounds — pinned Virginia sophomore Drew Peck to steal a 23-21 victory for the Tigers.
Sophomore forward De’Andre Hunter finished with 18 points in Virginia's victory over William & Mary, shooting 9-10 from the free throw line, and junior guard Kyle Guy had 16 points, 11 of which came in the second half.
Whether it’s his charisma in the huddle, a no-look pass to Jack Salt for a dunk or a three-pointer to seal the deal, Ty Jerome has what it takes to get the undefeated No. 5 Virginia men's basketball team to the next level.
The Cavaliers (10-0) never trailed in the 69-52 win over the Gamecocks (4-6).
In a game that saw both teams shoot less than 30 percent, the No. 4 Virginia men’s basketball team stymied VCU’s upset bid, winning 57-49 in front of a packed crowd at John Paul Jones Arena Sunday afternoon.
The Cavaliers (4-6) trailed 35-16 at halftime, before going on a 11-0 run in the third quarter to narrow the Highlanders’ (4-3) lead.
The Virginia wrestling team has had mixed results this season.
A review of the men’s soccer, women’s soccer and volleyball seasons.
With Virginia off to a blistering hot start, it’s time we recognize some of the best performers so far.
Both Cavalier squash teams finished 3-1 after a strong weekend of play.
The No. 4 Cavaliers (8-0) never trailed in their 38-point win over the Bears and 13 different players on Virginia’s roster saw action on the court.
