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Dennis Womack, Virginia's head baseball coach, will be stepping down from his post next season after being the focal point of the University's program for 23 years.
The Virginia softball team will travel to Tallahassee, Fla. to take on ACC rival Florida State this weekend.
Well, it's that time. With finals and term papers looming, and the cap and gown eyeing me ominously from the corner of my room, it's time for me to hang up my pen as a Cavalier Daily writer.
The records, the rankings, even the date of the game are almost exactly the same as they were last year.
It has been a long season for the Virginia women's lacrosse team, starting its season in late February and finally coming to an apex in early May.
Virginia travels to Winston-Salem this weekend to clash with a disappointing Wake Forest squad. The first of three games is scheduled to begin today at 3 p.m.
As the year comes to an end, I feel it is only appropriate to leave you with some things to look for during the summer.
WASHINGTON, D.C.-- The latest 50 Cent hit fills the air of a nearly-empty MCI Center. Twenty-four of the country's top high school seniors share both jokes and jump shots as they warm up for the regional game of the 30th Annual Capital Classic.
After sweeping ACC championships last weekend to secure their fourth consecutive ACC title, the Virginia rowing team has two more chances to lift its standings.
After a long, harsh winter that took away early season practice time, the Cavalier golf team may have thought their troubles with inclement weather were behind them going into last weekend's ACC tournament.
The Cavaliers' youth and inexperience seem finally to have caught up with them. The No. 5 seeded Virginia squad (20-8) dropped its fifth straight match last Friday, falling to the ACC's No.
The Virginia baseball team came up short in its bid for a late inning comeback after falling behind 4-0 en route to a 4-3 loss last night to George Mason.
The four wear dedication to their sport as if it were a jersey, smeared with the sweat and dirt of a long practice on a spring afternoon.
Virginia's track and field team may not get the attention of higher profile sports such as men's basketball, but they have quietly turned in a stellar season. At the ACC championships this past weekend in Raleigh, N.C., six Cavaliers won their events -- four women and two men.
Normally, a Virginia team would not be satisfied after being shutout by an ACC rival. This proved to be the case, however, for the Cavaliers last weekend. The ACC's No.
When Memorial Gymnasium opened in 1924, it was one of the biggest gyms in the East, but it would have been hard to imagine how important a building it would become.
Exceptional athletic feats are not uncommon to senior midfielder Billy Glading, but his exploits somehow often escape attention.
In this weekend's ACC women's lacrosse tournament, the third seeded Virginia squad advanced to the finals with a rain-soaked win over Duke in its semifinal game Friday but came up short against top seeded Maryland, losing in the championship game Sunday, 11-6. The rain came down steadily Friday afternoon as Virginia squared off against the No.
As coach Kevin Sauer watched from the sandy beach at Lake Monticello, the Virginia Rowing team reasserted its dominance in the ACC, sweeping the races at Saturday's conference championships. The Cavaliers have now won four consecutive ACC championships and will once more turn their attention to the national scene, where they have struggled losing nearly every race against powerhouse conferences, PAC 10 and Big 10 schools this year. "Yeah, we've lost to those crews, but they're all top 10 in the nation," Sauer said.
