The Cavaliers benefited from very good contributions from both the women's and men's teams.
The Cavaliers (3-3, 2-3 ACC) were unable to carry over the momentum they had gained from their previous two wins as the Tar Heels (5-2, 3-2 ACC) proved to be too strong and downed Virginia 25-9.
Since 2016, the Spikeball Club at the University has created an incredible space for amicable competition, friendships and fun.
Virginia now boasts a seven-game winning streak against the rival Tar Heels.
Leading the way behind all of Virginia's spring sports are some of the most lovable coaches. Let's take a look at one reason to love each of them, though we all know there's more than just one.
The Virginia men's basketball team picked up their third straight win after knocking off Georgia Tech for the second time this season.
Virginia begins its climb back to the top Monday, Feb. 15 at Klockner Stadium against East Carolina.
The 2021 Cavaliers have high hopes of keeping the ACC Championship in their hands and bringing another national championship trophy to Charlottesville.
Virginia’s revenues last year, which increased by 0.06 percent from 2018-19, mark an all-time high for the University.
Men's basketball won twice, against NC State then Pittsburgh, men's and women's swim and dive crushed it at the Cavalier Invitational and men's lacrosse impressed in their season opener, winning 20-11 against Towson.
The total number of tests administered within the program has now reached 19,440, with 146 total positives.
For the second match in a row, Virginia had to rely on the singles matches to earn a come-from-behind victory against Wake Forest.
The Cavaliers received great contributions in the field from the women’s and men’s team, setting new personal bests and climbing Virginia’s all-time ranks.
In their last home match of the season at Memorial Gymnasium, the Cavaliers held the Blue Devils to just three — leaving Duke winless this season.
In the season-opener, the Cavaliers beat the Tigers by nine after not playing any games for nearly one year.
The Cavaliers used a strong second-half run to pull away and earn a tough conference win against the Panthers.
Since testing began on Jul. 5, there have been 138 positive test results that have come from the 18,330 tests administered, tallying just shy of a 0.8 percent positivity rate.
The Cavaliers were led by senior Beth Lillie and sophomore Celeste Valinho, who aided the team in finishing with a three-round total of 859.
The Wolfpack kept it close throughout, but the Cavaliers found a late offensive spark to surge to a win.
The Cavaliers continue to take home first-place marks and shine during their indoor performances.
