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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.
When women’s soccer coach Steve Swanson was growing up, he was a multi-sport athlete.
Coach Tony Bennett picked up another commitment in his 2017 recruiting class Sunday when power forward Francesco Badocchi announced his intent to play for the Cavaliers.
As the 2016-17 year comes to an end, the Sports staff takes a look at some of the most memorable moments from this past year.
The No. 3 Virginia men’s tennis team beat No. 1 Wake Forest 4-3 Sunday to win the ACC Championship in front of a crowd of 1,793.
The third-seeded Cavaliers came up short to the second-seeded Orange, 15-12, after a hard fought battle in Richmond.
The Virginia baseball team traveled to Tallahassee, Fla. this weekend to take on Florida State, looking to win its fourth straight ACC series.
In its last regular season series, Virginia dropped two out of three games to Louisville, giving the Cardinals the series.
The Virginia men’s lacrosse team saw its season come to an end in disappointing fashion Saturday as it lost to Penn for the second time this season in a 17-11 affair.
The No. 3 seed Virginia women’s lacrosse team was able to come out ahead in overtime against No. 6 seed Louisville in the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament, making multiple clutch goals to move on to the next round.
The No. 8 seed Virginia women’s tennis team fell to No. 9 Florida State in the second round of the ACC Championships.
‘The Skinny’ on weekend action for softball, men's lacrosse and men's tennis
As the No. 10 Virginia baseball team enters the final leg of its season, the team is hungry for more conference wins to increase its standing in the ACC.
After sweeping Notre Dame over the weekend, the Virginia softball team picked up right where it left off, and collected a win against George Washington in its last home game of the season.
After Coach Bronco Mendenhall’s dismal 2-10 first season at the helm of the Virginia football program, plenty of changes have come this spring.
Over the past few years, Virginia sports have been nothing short of phenomenal across the board.
