Because three of Virginia Tech’s top five runners beat out Virginia head-to-head, the Hokies won the tie-breaker and the Commonwealth Clash.
No. 6 Virginia field hockey brought down No. 20 Wake Forest to end the regular season and finish second in the ACC.
Along with winning the Coastal Division, Virginia has also secured the No. 2 seed in the ACC Tournament.
The Virginia men's and women's squash teams opened their seasons Saturday at the McArthur Squash Center with wins over Franklin & Marshall, Richmond and North Carolina's men's team.
With the win, Virginia is bowl eligible for the third consecutive season and is in the driver’s seat of the ACC Coastal, controlling its destiny the rest of the season.
The Cavaliers look to topple the talented Blue Devils at home Sunday in the ACC quarterfinal.
With high expectations after a disappointing end to last season, the Virginia men’s and women’s polo teams came out swinging this past weekend over four days of intense competition.
While the two teams have taken two very different paths this year, the upcoming game will likely be very close and be decided by several key factors.
While both teams have multiple ACC matchups to play even after this weekend, Saturday’s game will play a pivotal role in deciding who tops the division.
No. 6 Virginia took down No. 17 Liberty as freshman striker Laura Janssen scored the game-winner with under three minutes to go in regulation.
The Virginia men's and women's cross country teams will not travel far for the 2019 ACC Championships, to be held at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg Friday.
Junior goalkeeper Laurel Ivory has only conceded four goals this season and has proven herself as one of Virginia's greatest goalkeepers of all time. But her ambitions in the sport go beyond college soccer, and Ivory is determined to do whatever it takes to be the best.
With the season opener approaching, let’s meet the new-look Cavaliers.
With three preseason top ten opponents on the docket, along with a rematch against last year’s Elite Eight foe No. 24 Purdue, the 2019-20 season is sure to be filled with both hardship and success.
Virginia volleyball was unable to generate any momentum against Louisville or Notre Dame over the weekend and fell in straight sets to both teams.
The Cavaliers defeated the Hokies for their 41st win — out of 50 matches —against Virginia Tech, extending Virginia's undefeated streak against the Hokies to 15 games.
In addition to stunning successes, the Cavaliers have had some terrifying times over the years — here are 13 of the spookiest moments in Virginia sports history.
Virginia prevailed in its first home meet against Wisconsin, dominating the Badgers 193-124 at the Aquatic and Fitness Center.
The Cavaliers dominated in both matches, shutting out No. 12 Louisville 3-0 before toppling Boston College 6-1.
After a big win over Duke last weekend, Virginia football fell short Saturday afternoon, falling to Louisville at Cardinal Stadium.
