The No. 8 Virginia women’s lacrosse team lost to No. 2 Maryland by a score of 16-6 at Klöckner Stadium Wednesday evening. The loss was the team’s second straight, following a defeat at No. 1 Boston College.
Boasting a seven-game winning streak, the program's largest since 2012, the No. 4 Virginia men's lacrosse team will welcome No. 18 North Carolina to Klöckner Stadium Saturday April 6.
A dive into what Virginia should both change and keep doing to win its final stretch
The Virginia baseball team (17-12, 6-6 ACC) beat Old Dominion (16-12, 1-8 CUSA) 4-2 at home Tuesday afternoon behind three runs in the first inning.
Smith’s ability to focus on offense rather than pitching in her senior year has been crucial to her development at the plate.
No. 1 seed Virginia is in the Final Four this weekend in Minneapolis, Minn., for the first time since 1984.
Freshman pitcher Aly Rayle pitched all six innings for Virginia, allowing four hits and two runs.
The National Association of Basketball announced Tuesday that sophomore guard De’Andre Hunter has been selected as the 2019 National Association of Basketball Coaches Division I Defensive Player of the Year.
Virginia has what it takes to come out on top — a highly efficient offense and defense with multiple difference makers that can step up in clutch time.
The No. 7 Virginia women’s lacrosse team lost to No. 1 Boston College by a score of 16-9 at Newton Lacrosse Field in Chestnut Hill, Mass., Saturday afternoon.
No. 3 Florida State scored 33 runs in three games, holding the Cavaliers to a five-run total for the weekend. Virginia is now 5-7 in ACC play.
The Virginia men’s and women’s track and field teams sent separate squads to race at the Raleigh Relays in Raleigh, N.C., and the Fred Hardy Invitational in Richmond, Va.
By defeating Purdue in a calm, resilient and gritty fashion, Virginia has changed the narrative. The Hoos certainly can come back from tough spots, as they have all season.
Virginia men's swimming and diving earned a combined 106 points to place 10th overall at the NCAA Championships in Austin, Texas.
The Virginia baseball team (16-12, 6-6 ACC) lost two of three games in a weekend series against No. 4 N.C. State (27-2, 10-2 ACC) at Doak Field at Dail Park.
The Cavaliers kicked off the weekend Friday with a convincing win over the Spiders before defeating the Utes easily Sunday.
The Cavaliers (33-3) took down the Boilermakers (26-10) in miraculous fashion. Virginia appeared to be headed for defeat in regulation, but a buzzer-beater by junior forward Mamadi Diakite sent the game to overtime, and the rest was history.
In a game that has the looks of an instant classic, Virginia will have to cut off Purdue’s lifelines to have a shot at the Final Four.
The Cavaliers (32-3) emerged from the Sweet Sixteen victorious for the second time under Coach Tony Bennett after getting a gritty four-point win over the Ducks (25-13) late Thursday night.
The Virginia baseball team (15-10, 5-4 ACC) won 5-1 against Richmond (11-9-1, 0-0-0 A10) at Disharoon Park Wednesday.
