"The next couple of days we need to rough our kids up and get them ready for Boston College," Virginia coach Julie Myers said, expressing what seems to be the consensus of the entire women's lacrosse team for this weekend's game.
If after sweeping the 2008 ACC Swimming and Diving Championships the Cavaliers did not think their season could get any better, both the men's and women's teams were wrong. Closing out the 2007-08 season with 15th-place and 20th-place finishes, respectively, at the NCAA Championships, the Cavalier men and women proved they are competitive not just regionally, but also on the national stage. "I am really thrilled for both teams and for the athletes that participated in the meets," Virginia coach Mark Bernardino said.
Playing a sub-.500 team in Towson for a two-game, midweek series this week and coming off a convincing three-game sweep of rival Virginia Tech over the weekend, two easy victories seemed to be in order for the Virginia baseball team.
Two Virginia women's basketball players were recently recognized for their achievements on the hardwood this season: Senior guard Sharneé Zoll was invited to participate in the WNBA pre-draft camp Friday and Saturday at the University of Tampa, and sophomore guard Monica Wright was selected as an honorable mention to the AP All-America team. Zoll's achievements this year include breaking the all-time ACC career assists record set by Virginia alumna Dawn Staley while leading the Cavaliers to their first NCAA Tournament victory since 2005 against UC Santa Barbara.
Now that every Major League team has (finally) played a game and students are able to rock T-shirts around Grounds, it finally feels appropriate to talk about baseball.
The off-balance shot leapt from junior forward Lyndra Littles' fingers. The buzzer sounded as the ball flew wide left of the hoop.
Enter the game as a sub, sprint to the opponent's goal, receive a pass, flick the ball under the goalkeeper's crosse, and celebrate.
I've been having trouble trying to make sense of how my bracket could be so bad. I had Davidson losing in the first round.
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After losing eight of nine games in the Red and Black Tournament and Cavalier Classic, the Virginia softball team has an opportunity to win three games in a row for the second time this season with a doubleheader Wednesday against Longwood University. The Cavaliers (9-23, 4-5 ACC) have struggled to find a regular level of performance.
Virginia and Old Dominion varsity sports will face off for the third time in less than two weeks when the Virginia women's lacrosse team hosts the Monarchs tonight in a bid to continue its home dominance.
InRich.com reported that Cavalier linebacker J'Courtney Williams was arrested Monday by University Police.
The Virginia women's lacrosse team prevailed 13-9 in Durham to beat Duke Saturday, becoming the first team to defeat the Blue Devils at home in 19 games. Virginia got out to a strong start against the Blue Devils with an 8-2 halftime advantage.
After splitting the first two games of the weekend series with N.C. State (19-18, 3-6), the Cavaliers found themselves down by a run in the bottom of the seventh inning Sunday.
The Virginia men's tennis team maintained its flawless record this weekend as it rolled over ACC foes Miami and Florida State.
From the day Brian O'Connor accepted the Virginia head coaching position, two things he has constantly stressed have been excellent pitching and solid fundamentals.
The Maryland men's lacrosse team tarnished the top-ranked Cavaliers' perfect record Saturday, handing them a 13-7 defeat at Byrd Stadium. The Terrapins (7-2, 2-1 ACC) scored first and maintained the lead for the full 60 minutes.
It took the length of the regular season, but after amassing a 22-8 record including 10 wins in conference play, the Virginia women's basketball team cracked the AP Top 25 as it headed to the ACC Tournament in early March as the No.
Having lost a heartbreaker to then-No. 4 Princeton Saturday, the Virginia women's lacrosse team knew it had to dominate unranked James Madison from the outset.
After a four-match road swing, the top-ranked Virginia men's tennis team returns to the Snyder Tennis Center for the first time this spring to take on No.
