For the first time in six years, a Cavalier recorded a hole-in-one.
The men's tennis team's top player is doing it with a unique style and verve.
Virginia will play three games during the tournament, starting against Michigan Feb. 14, followed by Villanova Feb. 15 and Rice Feb. 16.
Virginia reached the semifinals for the first time in program history.
Virginia's regained its momentum thanks to its pitching, which allowed just three runs in the Cavaliers' final two games.
The Cavaliers have high expectations, and Harrison Didawick is at the center.
A legend's name joined the rafters.
Virginia made just two of its 16 three-point attempts in another ACC loss.
The star Cavalier made history, while others joined him on the podium.
The top-ranked Cavaliers will now prepare for the ACC Tournament, beginning Feb. 18.
Virginia won back-to-back conference games for the first time this season.
The season-opener went according to plan for the Cavaliers.
Virginia proved itself to be a tier — or two — above Duke at the ACC's bottom.
A completely dominant all-around display kicked off the season.
A strong core of sophomores could help power the program to new heights.
Virginia falls to 4-8 in ACC play.
A whole new role awaits the star attackman.
The season's coolest event could double as a big moment in the season's trajectory.
Attendance at women's sporting events is at an all-time high.
Fueled by the return of elite talent, Virginia could take another big step forward this year.
