Virginia swimming and diving wins its fourth straight ACC Championship
By Max Jensen | February 20, 2023The Cavaliers won 14 of 18 swimming events, and finished ahead of N.C. State and Louisville to pick up their 19th championship overall.
The Cavaliers won 14 of 18 swimming events, and finished ahead of N.C. State and Louisville to pick up their 19th championship overall.
The Cavaliers slipped past a significantly weaker opponent for the second consecutive game Saturday
The Cavaliers broke the game open early, with a three run home-run by freshman right fielder Mary Caroline Eaton to set the pace in the first inning.
The Cavaliers did just enough to escape with a narrow 61-58 victory over the Cardinals
After their leap to the No. 1 ranking, the Cavaliers look to improve the start to their season with a victory over Harvard.
The Cavaliers left Seattle with a win over San Diego after two hard-fought losses over Michigan and Pepperdine.
The Cavaliers were led by sophomore Rachel Clark, who had a team-high seven goals over the course of the weekend.
The Cavaliers showed incredible resiliency in defending their home floor to earn their first victory since Jan. 15 against Boston College.
The Cavaliers won the doubles point but was swept in the singles matches to lose to the now-No. 1 Buckeyes.
The Cavaliers used a fourth quarter where they outscored the Wolverines four to one to ice the game away.
The Cavaliers didn't play a perfect game, but they made enough plays to hold off the Blue Devils.
Despite the success the Cavaliers have enjoyed this season, Tony Bennett has shown that he’s not afraid to shake up his lineup.
The Cavaliers have the talent and the coach to win another championship, and their schedule provides a multitude of opportunities for this team to grow against solid competition.
If Virginia can stay consistently competitive, utilize its new coaching staff and increase speed on offense and transitions, it’s a strong bet that the Cavaliers will find success this year.
Though this schedule seems to be more challenging than in years past, there are certainly some places where the Cavaliers can pick up some wins.
The Cavaliers held the Wolfpack to a season-low 50 points to seal a vital conference victory.
Ricky Miezan did not go quietly from high school lacrosse.
The Cavaliers are ready to compete at the ITA National Team Indoor Championships held Feb. 10-13 in Seattle, Wash.
The Wildcats dealt Virginia an early blow, but the Cavaliers fought with them down to the wire and bounced back without missing a beat versus Radford.
The Cavalier Invite was an excellent opportunity for Virginia to fine tune its engines ahead of championship meets, and the Cavaliers did so in historic fashion.