‘The Skinny’ on weekend action for volleyball, squash, women’s soccer, wrestling and diving.
Heading into this weekend, the Cavaliers are taking nothing for granted against two strong teams hungry for an early-season signature win.
A season that has seen a great deal of ups and downs for the Virginia football team is nearing its close, but not before the Cavaliers face its two hardest opponents of the season.
With two double-digit performances, a man-bun-less Kyle Guy seems to be changing the tide this season.
This weekend’s opponent doesn’t get easier — in fact, it gets much tougher, as Virginia will have to go on the road to take on No. 2 Miami.
Virginia got exactly what it wanted, coming away with a dominating 93-49 win in what was a lopsided affair in front of a large Monday night crowd at John Paul Jones Arena.
Virginia picked up two losses to start the season off against No. 12 Rutgers and Kent State at the Journeymen Duals in Albany, N.Y. this past weekend.
Virginia was unable to find much success on a weekend ACC series, dropping both matches against Louisville and Notre Dame.
Despite struggles on offense, Virginia battled hard and outlasted the Spartans, 60-48.
After a huge victory over Georgia Tech to clinch bowl eligibility, the Virginia football team headed into Louisville, Ky. looking to pick up some momentum as the end of the season draws near.
No. 17 Virginia took on first-seeded and No. 1 Wake Forest in the ACC Championship final to determine who would receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament from the toughest conference in college soccer.
In the first round of the NCAA tournament, No. 12 Virginia defeated Saint Francis with a score of 2-0.
Virginia played aggressively and stepped up in its home opener Sunday afternoon, as all 12 active Cavalier players scored in a dominant 103-59 victory.
Episode six: The Cavaliers are going bowling
This weekend, the No. 5 Virginia field hockey team is preparing for its first round matchup of the NCAA tournament against No. 14 Princeton for a titanic matchup that will end the season for one of the programs.
‘The Skinny’ on weekend action for women’s basketball, swim & dive, wrestling and volleyball.
Virginia heads to the ACC Championship Final, which takes place Sunday in Charleston, S.C.
The Cavaliers are set to face UNC Greensboro at John Paul Jones Arena, looking to start their season strong at home.
The Cavaliers clinched a bowl berth for the first time since 2011, something they had failed to do their previous two weekends.
The Virginia men’s and women’s squash teams both played their first ever matches at the Division I level this past weekend.
