Virginia women’s basketball won consecutive games for just the second time all season in a convincing win Sunday afternoon.
The Virginia men’s and women’s squash teams opened the new year with a clean sweep over the weekend, defeating both Western Ontario and Vassar at the McArthur Squash Center.
Freshman swimmer Kate Douglass starred once again — winning three individual events as well as two relay events.
Syracuse ignited in overtime to upset No. 18 Virginia, giving the Cavaliers their second-straight loss this week.
Virginia battled with Duke throughout the game, but the Cavaliers were able to come away with a narrow win late in the fourth quarter.
The Cavaliers had just four players score against the Eagles, as they continue to search for answers to the offensive inefficiencies that have plagued them.
The Cavaliers return to action this Thursday evening at John Paul Jones Arena against Duke looking to earn their first win in ACC play this season.
The Cavaliers held the Hokies to less than 40 points for the first time since 1967, forcing 13 turnovers in the process.
“I love Instagram,” Woldetensae said. “You’ll notice most players only post pictures of them playing basketball — it’s their life. For me, basketball is only one part of my life.”
After yet another impressive season under Coach Bronco Mendenhall, Virginia football fell in the 2019 Capital One Orange Bowl, 36-28, to ninth-ranked Florida
While the Midshipmen fought back in the second half, the Cavaliers generated enough offensive momentum late in the game to come up with a victory.
Virginia won 12 of its 27 national championships this decade.
Kickoff is at 8 p.m. Monday. The game will be broadcast on ESPN.
Virginia defeated UNLV to advance to the championship game but couldn't keep up with No. 15 Mississippi State in the final.
The game was a poor offensive performance for the Cavaliers, who allowed 19 turnovers and failed to win back the lead in a contested second half.
The early National Signing Period for college football was open from Wednesday to Friday, as Virginia saw 13 of its 14 current commits officially sign letters of intent.
Sophomore guard Kihei Clark was outstanding for the Cavaliers, scoring 14 points and tallying five rebounds and six assists,
From winning championships and rivalry games to making postseason runs, Virginia teams have certainly stood out.
A back-and-forth game set the stage for a dramatic finish in penalties — a 7-6 decision in favor of the Hoyas.
Virginia will now face No. 2 Georgetown in the finals of the 2019 College Cup.
