Former Virginia women’s basketball head coach Amaka Agugua-Hamilton has officially reached a settlement with the University following her departure April 4 after four years with the Cavaliers.
When the Cavaliers had opportunities to attack on the wings, they attacked relentlessly. Great deliveries came from both sides of the pitch into the Northwestern box, putting duress on the Wildcats’ backline and not allowing them to regroup and counter.
With the Cavaliers’ first contest scheduled for Wednesday, three Cavalier Daily beat writers tackle questions about this year’s squad, anticipated matchups and how the team may perform during the 2026-27 campaign.
When building his 2026 roster, Virginia football Coach Tony Elliott looked for players with similar features to those on his 11-win 2025 squad.
Marshall spoke highly of her time on the Virginia team, particularly noting the bonds she formed with her fellow teammates that have continued long past her time in Charlottesville.
Hylton will forever be one of the best players to put on a Virginia uniform.
Former associate head coach Trevor Dunbar will take the reins of Virginia’s track and field and cross country programs, as announced Friday by Director of Athletics Carla Willliams.
The 2026 exit hardly captures how the Cavaliers’ leading pack — Ben James, Bryan Lee and Paul Chang — spearheaded some of Virginia’s most celebrated golf in years.
Five players from the 2026 Virginia squad were drafted. From the first round all the way to the 14th round, here is how each Cavalier fared this year at the MLB draft.
In the future, will the hiring of Cassese be looked back on as a success, or as a rash decision that could torpedo a season — or worse, an era?
In the biggest moments of Virginia’s national championship run, Kim never seemed rushed by the noise around him.
Virginia’s Class of 2030 enters an entirely different athletic environment than the fourth-years of yesteryear.
Although the names below are not an exhaustive list of the exploits of Cavaliers in Major League Baseball, the players mentioned have distinguished themselves over the course of the season.
Monday, Chris Feifs was named the associate head coach and defensive coordinator for Virginia men’s lacrosse. The arrival of Feifs marks the first choice at the assistant coach level under Coach Kevin Cassese’s leadership of the Cavaliers.
Cassese fielded multiple questions about fundraising and athletic department support and alumni relationships — those are the things that zipped to the top of his checklist almost the moment he accepted the coaching post.
The weekend did provide one silver lining. The Cavalier faithful will not have to wait long to see James — the Connecticut wunderkind who signed on with Virginia four years ago and thus changed the trajectory of the Cavalier program — play again.
“[Next season] we can be more surgical in our approach to really filling needs around the good young players that are here and the good young players that are coming in,” Pollard said. “[We can] really be in a position when we hit the ground running in the fall, to have so much more continuity in terms of player development.”
The press conference capped a wild nine-day saga. Virginia announced May 18 that Lars Tiffany, its 10-year head coach and two-time national champion, “will not return.”
“Our guys came out and really answered the bell,” Coach Chris Pollard said postgame.
Having miserably failed their first trial of the tournament, the Cavaliers now turn their attention to Southern Miss, the No. 9 seed nationally, who just lost in a shocking upset to Little Rock. If they lose this next game, Virginia’s time in the NCAA Tournament will come to an end much earlier than predicted.
