O’Leary has spent the past three seasons as head coach of the Davidson women’s tennis program.
The No. 9 Virginia men’s track and field team put on quite the show in Eugene, Ore at the start of the NCAA Championships.
Virginia ultimately fell, 11-8, in its third NCAA tournament game.
After a win in the opening game of the Fort Worth Regional, the Virginia baseball team fell to host Texas Christian Sunday, 5-1.
No. 2 seed Virginia enters its 14th-straight NCAA Tournament Friday as it faces off against No. 3 seed Dallas Baptist at Texas Christian’s Lupton Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas.
With his career as a Cavalier now over, Kwiatkowski will go down as one of the greatest players in program history.
Virginia got the job done, winning 10-2, but will not have a chance at the ACC Tournament Championship.
With this loss, Virginia is eliminated from advancing to the ACC Tournament Championship.
The Skinny on action for rowing and men’s golf.
University Athletics Director Craig Littlepage named former men’s tennis assoc. head coach Andres Pedroso head coach and director of tennis in an announcement Wednesday.
The Virginia men’s tennis team topped North Carolina, 4-2, in Athens, Ga. Tuesday following a rain delay to take home the national championship for the third consecutive year.
The No. 2 Virginia men’s tennis team is going to the NCAA Championship match after defeating No. 3 Ohio State, 4-2, in a tightly-contested semifinal match.
The No. 9 Virginia baseball team headed to Atlanta to face Georgia Tech at Russ Chandler Stadium for their final series before ACC Tournament play.
The Swim Club at the University placed first in the men’s category, second in the women’s category and first in overall scoring at the 2017 Collegiate Club Swimming & Diving National Championships early this past April.
The No. 2 Virginia men’s tennis team defeated No. 15 Florida, 4-0, Thursday to advance to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament.
The niche field of play-by-play announcing requires a certain natural talent of cadence and comprehension of the flow of the game.
The Cavalier Daily Sports section looks back at six graduating athletes from men’s basketball, women’s swimming, baseball, men’s lacrosse, men’s tennis and football who have left a lasting impact on their teams and the University athletic community.
Sunday on Lake Hartwell in Clemson, S.C., the No. 11 Cavaliers won four of five races to claim their 17th ACC crown since the championship regatta was established in 2000.
After falling 15-12 to Syracuse in the ACC quarterfinals, Virginia will compete against Elon with hopes to advance to the second round against No. 2 seed North Carolina Friday.
Virginia Athletics Director Craig Littlepage announced Friday morning that women’s tennis Coach Mark Guilbeau had resigned.
