Junior Jack Mueller didn’t drop a single bout all weekend, scoring four wins including three pins.
Despite the pressure of not having won a bowl game since 2005 and falling short against Virginia Tech, Virginia stepped up for its seniors in the Belk Bowl by playing without fear.
Junior forward Lisa Jablonowski scored a career-high 17 points to lead the Cavaliers past the 49ers.
After heartbreaking defeats the last two weeks, the Cavaliers played with a chip on their shoulder, and shut out an SEC opponent with an incredible display on offense and defense.
In the dual’s finale, Missouri senior Daniel Lewis — ranked No. 4 nationally at 174 pounds — pinned Virginia sophomore Drew Peck to steal a 23-21 victory for the Tigers.
Sophomore forward De’Andre Hunter finished with 18 points in Virginia's victory over William & Mary, shooting 9-10 from the free throw line, and junior guard Kyle Guy had 16 points, 11 of which came in the second half.
Whether it’s his charisma in the huddle, a no-look pass to Jack Salt for a dunk or a three-pointer to seal the deal, Ty Jerome has what it takes to get the undefeated No. 5 Virginia men's basketball team to the next level.
The Cavaliers (10-0) never trailed in the 69-52 win over the Gamecocks (4-6).
In a game that saw both teams shoot less than 30 percent, the No. 4 Virginia men’s basketball team stymied VCU’s upset bid, winning 57-49 in front of a packed crowd at John Paul Jones Arena Sunday afternoon.
The Cavaliers (4-6) trailed 35-16 at halftime, before going on a 11-0 run in the third quarter to narrow the Highlanders’ (4-3) lead.
The Virginia wrestling team has had mixed results this season.
A review of the men’s soccer, women’s soccer and volleyball seasons.
With Virginia off to a blistering hot start, it’s time we recognize some of the best performers so far.
Both Cavalier squash teams finished 3-1 after a strong weekend of play.
The No. 4 Cavaliers (8-0) never trailed in their 38-point win over the Bears and 13 different players on Virginia’s roster saw action on the court.
The Virginia women’s basketball team (3-5) won 55-41 against Coppin State (0-6) at home Sunday afternoon. Junior guard Dominique Toussaint led Virginia in scoring with 14 points, 12 of which came in the second half.
The Virginia football team was selected to the Belk Bowl in Charlotte, N.C., where it will face South Carolina on Dec. 29.
The Virginia women’s basketball team (2-5) lost 91-66 on the road at Michigan State (5-1) in an ACC/Big Ten Challenge game Wednesday night.
Virginia had five players in double figures, including senior center Jack Salt. Salt finished with 12 points, a career-high, along with seven rebounds.
With a better record and a relatively weak ACC selection pool, the Cavaliers have a possibility to reach a Tier I ACC Bowl — a step up from last year’s secondary Military Bowl.
