After getting swept in its past two conference series, Virginia ensured it wouldn’t happen again by opening up the series at North Carolina with a win.
‘The Skinny’ on weekend action for softball, women’s tennis, women's rowing, women’s lacrosse and women’s golf.
The No. 18 Virginia baseball team will face its toughest task thus far this weekend when No. 2 Louisville comes to Davenport Field.
No. 17 Virginia picked up their fifth-straight victory with a win against Oregon Wednesday night — finding enormous second half success and ultimately outscoring the Ducks, 15-6.
The Cavaliers’ match against Clemson marks the beginning of a four-game home stand. Moving forward, the Cavaliers will play in-state rival Virginia Tech April 7.
The No. 18 Virginia baseball team picked up a close 4-2 win over in-state rival Virginia Commonwealth Wednesday night.
The No. 14 Virginia men’s lacrosse team will get ready to take on No. 11 Richmond this Saturday in Richmond.
Boland has won three national championships in the past four years with Virginia.
If Virginia’s baseball team is to become more competitive, improvements will have to come from the starting pitchers.
Virginia traveled to Farmville, Va. to face Longwood in a non-conference doubleheader, where it lost both games by one run each.
The Virginia men’s golf team finished in 10th place out of 15 teams today at the Hootie at Bulls Bay tournament in Charleston, S.C.
The Virginia women’s tennis team fell to conference rivals No. 17 Duke (11-3, 5-0 ACC), 6-1, and No. 4 North Carolina (20-1, 7-0 ACC), 5-2, last weekend.
I’ve arrived at what may seem like a pretty obvious conclusion — the men’s tennis team is really, really good.
The Cavalier Daily spoke with Hooz Got Next to discuss the upcoming offseason for the Virginia men’s basketball team.
The No. 2 Virginia men’s tennis team beat NC State and Duke over the weekend in dominant fashion.
The Virginia baseball team won its first ACC series of the year against Duke, winning the final two games of the set after dropping the first one.
The No. 15 Virginia men’s lacrosse team suffered a tough 18-17 overtime loss on Saturday against No. 18 Johns Hopkins in the Doyle Smith Cup.
The Cavaliers (5-2, 4-1 ACC) end the season on a high note, with many swimmers posting extremely fast times.
Virginia hosted conference leader Florida State in a weekend series and was unable to put an end to Florida State’s undefeated record in ACC play.
Following a 9-6 victory over in-state rival James Madison Wednesday, the No.19 Virginia women’s lacrosse team will return to Klöckner Stadium to resume conference play against Duke Saturday at 1 p.m.
