No. 9 Virginia faces No. 6 Louisville Monday at John Paul Jones Arena in a matchup between two top ACC teams.
Although another loss to Syracuse comes as a disappointment for Virginia fans, it’s evident that when teams come to play the Cavaliers, they give them their best.
No. 24 Virginia (10-5, 2-2 ACC) had quite a weekend down in North Carolina, defeating No. 25 North Carolina (6-6, 1-3 ACC) Saturday and Duke (4-7, 0-3 ACC) Sunday.
Syracuse (15-9, 7-4 ACC) went on an impressive 19-2 run to open the second half and stole Saturday’s basketball game from No. 9 Virginia (17-5, 7-3 ACC), 66-62.
The Virginia women’s tennis team will continue their home stand this weekend, as they get set to take on ACC rival Syracuse and No. 21 South Carolina.
Although the No. 9 Virginia men’s basketball team prepares to play an unranked Syracuse opponent, the Cavaliers (17-4, 7-2 ACC) won’t take the game lightly.
The No. 1 Virginia men’s tennis team will commence its 2017 campaign with a busy weekend — playing three matches against three different opponents in three-straight days.
The Virginia women’s basketball team gets a break from its gauntlet of ranked opponents when it takes on Georgia Tech (13-8, 2-6 ACC) Thursday at John Paul Jones Arena.
After two tough matches in as many weeks against top 10 opponents No. 5 Virginia Tech and No. 8 NC State, Virginia wrestling has a chance to get back on its feet in ACC play.
No. 9 Virginia dismantled its in-state rival Virginia Tech, 71-48, in a Wednesday night showdown.
After a tough loss Sunday, the No. 9 Virginia men’s basketball team is hoping to bounce back with a win against ACC rival Virginia Tech.
At times, it can be heartbreaking to see Cavaliers lose close games now. However, it may well be worth it when March comes around.
The public back-and-forth between Starsia and Littlepage and the pity short-term contract offer was a slap in the face to Starsia and his supporters.
Coach Tony Bennett took a big risk by putting the ball in freshman guard Ty Jerome’s hands at the end of then-No. 1 Villanova game this past weekend.
Despite the devastating loss Sunday against No. 1 Villanova, Virginia is still a national contender with its discipline on defense and efficiency on offense.
The Virginia women’s tennis team had a busy weekend, taking on Ole Miss Saturday and Wake Forest Sunday as part of the ITA Kick-Off Weekend in Charlottesville.
No. 25 Virginia (8-5, 0-2 ACC) played on their home mats Jan. 29, but were unable to overcome the depth of the Wolfpack (10-1, 3-0 ACC).
One tip-in of the basketball as the final buzzer sounded was all it took to change the result of the game for No. 12 Virginia, who lost 61-59 to No. 1 Villanova.
After a week of hard training, the Virginia men’s and women’s swim teams both fell short of victory in last weekend’s matchup with North Carolina State.
Virginia men came away with two first-place finishes in the 3000-meter as well as the one-mile run at the Darius Dixon Memorial Invitational.
