A solid first few weeks of play has the Virginia women’s basketball team confident that they can build a special season as they continue to grow as a team.
When coach Bronco Mendenhall arrived in Charlottesville, his goal was to create a consistent winner. One year into his tenure, with a record of 2-10, his goal does not seem to be any closer than at the start.
Wednesday night, No. 6 Virginia will face Ohio State in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge for the second year in a row.
The Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association named junior safety Quin Blanding, junior linebacker Micah Kiser and senior punter Nicholas Conte to the All-ACC first team Monday afternoon.
When the Buffalo Bills decided to release Marshawn Lynch, it wasn’t because of poor performance on the field, injury or even age.
Virginia football fans are hoping first really is the worst when it comes to coach Bronco Mendenhall’s inaugural season.
In what was a highly-anticipated match, the 12th seeded Cavaliers (11-4-5, 3-2-3 ACC) fell to the 5th seeded Cardinal (13-3-4, 8-1-1 Pac-12), 1-0.
The Virginia women’s basketball team spent its Thanksgiving weekend in Las Vegas at the South Point Shootout tournament.
The Virginia wrestling team competed in its second open tournament of the season this weekend when it traveled to Lock Haven, Pa. to compete at the Mat Town Open.
A tough season for the Virginia volleyball team ended this weekend, as the team lost its final two matches against Virginia Tech Friday and Pittsburgh Saturday.
Announcers for future Virginia men’s basketball games may want to learn how to pronounce redshirt freshman forward Mamadi Diakite’s name.
The Virginia football team lost its seventh consecutive game this season Saturday against rival Virginia Tech, 52-10.
The Virginia men’s basketball team withstood a 9-0 run from Providence at the start of the second half Saturday to win the Emerald Coast Classic final, 63-52.
Tuesday, the Virginia men’s basketball team looks to continue its strong start to the season when it hosts Grambling State at John Paul Jones Arena.
The Virginia men’s cross country team finished 18th in last weekend’s NCAA Championships. It was a positive ending to their 2016 season.
In the dying minutes of a deadlocked round of 16 matchup against Michigan, the Virginia men’s club soccer team found hope.
After two big road wins last weekend, the Virginia volleyball team (7-23, 4-14 ACC) fell short in both of its matches this weekend against No. 6 North Carolina (25-3, 17-1 ACC) and North Carolina State (18-12, 11-7 ACC).
The wins keep coming for the Virginia Women’s Basketball team (4-0), who took down the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (0-4) 62-54 at home Sunday night.
Junior guard Marial Shayok is playing with more bounce in his step and self-confidence through three games this season than ever before, thanks to lifestyle changes he underwent in the offseason.
The Virginia men’s soccer team defeated Vermont in its NCAA Tournament second round matchup. The Cavaliers (11-3-5) scored a game-winning goal by junior midfielder Pablo Aguilar.
