The Cavaliers finished the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate in second place and the General Hackler Championship in thirteenth place.
The Cavalier Daily’s Sports staff took a shot at picking their Final Four participants and National Championship winner.
Virginia (22-10, 11-7 ACC) will be No. 5 in the East region of the tournament and will take on No. 12 UNC-Wilmington (29-5, 15-3 CAA) in Orlando, Fla. Thursday.
While it is notable that Virginia has punched its ticket to the big dance for four-consecutive seasons – the first time the Cavaliers have done so since 1981-84 – coach Tony Bennett has built the program to have higher expectations.
The Virginia men’s indoor track and field team finished with 12 total points in the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships this past weekend.
The No. 8 Virginia baseball team (13-3, 1-2 ACC) dropped its first ACC series of its season to No. 10 North Carolina (12-4, 2-1 ACC), taking only one of three games in Chapel Hill, N.C. over the weekend.
The No. 6 seed Virginia men’s basketball team dropped a tough game to No. 3 seed Notre Dame in the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament Thursday night, 58-71.
The No. 6 seed Virginia men’s basketball team pulled away late from a pesky Pittsburgh team in the second round of the ACC Tournament, using the three ball to get the 75-63 victory.
Virginia will carry its late season-morale into the grind of the ACC Tournament as an unexpected underdog and a potential dark horse.
Looking to avenge its January loss against Pittsburgh, the No. 23 Virginia men’s basketball team dominated its final game of of the regular season against the Panthers (15-16, 4-14 ACC) at Senior Day, 67-42.
After three full days of swimming at the Georgia Tech Campus Recreation Center in Atlanta, Ga., the No. 14 Virginia men’s swim team continued its recent performance at the end-of-season ACC Championship meet.
As students get ready to leave for spring break, the Virginia softball team (8-8) is getting ready to host rival Virginia Tech (8-5) in the first weekend of the regular season.
After a huge win against top ACC team No. 5 North Carolina, the No. 23 Virginia men’s basketball team will close out the season at home versus Pittsburgh Saturday.
Virginia’s lack of offensive talent will be its downfall come March. Though stellar on the other side of the ball, defense can only take men’s hoops so far.
The No. 9 Virginia men’s lacrosse team earned a major 18-12 victory over High Point Wednesday night, bouncing back after a tough loss to No. 8 Penn this past weekend.
The Cavaliers' next test comes at home in round robin play — they will face Niagara University (3-3) and La Salle University (0-7) twice each this weekend.
Although it seems far-fetched, an Austin Nichols return to the team next season might not be as improbable as many would initially believe.
This dilemma over whether the eye test or the numbers are a more accurate measure of true ability is perfectly represented by the Virginia men's basketball team.
The last time the Virginia baseball team took on its in-state rival William and Mary, the Tribe knocked the Cavaliers out of the 2016 NCAA Tournament in a stunning defeat on Virginia’s home field.
It has been a season of many great highs and great disappointments for the Virginia women’s basketball team, who now find themselves in the middle of the pack as the No. 8 seed in the ACC Tournament.
