Virginia played aggressively and stepped up in its home opener Sunday afternoon, as all 12 active Cavalier players scored in a dominant 103-59 victory.
Episode six: The Cavaliers are going bowling
This weekend, the No. 5 Virginia field hockey team is preparing for its first round matchup of the NCAA tournament against No. 14 Princeton for a titanic matchup that will end the season for one of the programs.
‘The Skinny’ on weekend action for women’s basketball, swim & dive, wrestling and volleyball.
Virginia heads to the ACC Championship Final, which takes place Sunday in Charleston, S.C.
The Cavaliers are set to face UNC Greensboro at John Paul Jones Arena, looking to start their season strong at home.
The Cavaliers clinched a bowl berth for the first time since 2011, something they had failed to do their previous two weekends.
The Virginia men’s and women’s squash teams both played their first ever matches at the Division I level this past weekend.
The Virginia triathlon team recently wrapped up a successful fall season and is now in training mode as they look to future races.
Episode five: Emily, Streaking the Lawn writer Luke Marston talk Cavalier football, basketball
It took big plays from all units and two wild comebacks, but the Cavaliers nabbed their elusive sixth win in a wet and wild game against Georgia Tech, 40-36.
The Cavaliers came out victorious 0-0 (4-3 PKs), advancing in a thrilling penalty kick shootout.
‘The Skinny’ on weekend action for field hockey and women’s golf.
No. 16 Virginia hosted Boston College at Klöckner Stadium for a Wednesday night matchup in the first round of the ACC Tournament.
Blanding is a star local recruit, four-year standout and team leader, but is lacking the team success to match his individual accolades.
With a two-game losing streak coming into this weekend, the Virginia football team will be looking to bounce back and begin to gain some momentum heading into the later stages of the season.
Virginia, whose defense has struggled the last two weeks, giving up over 30 points both weeks, will look to get back on track Saturday.
The prospect of a berth in a bowl game eluded the Virginia football team for a second straight week as they lost at the hands of Pittsburgh on the road, 31-14.
Although the weather made for difficult conditions, the Cavaliers worked through the downpour and flooded fields to pick up a 2-1 win.
The No. 4 Virginia field hockey team achieved a close 4-2 victory against the Old Dominion Lady Monarchs Sunday afternoon.
