Virginia made history, and then some more, before falling in the final.
The Cavaliers' season is over.
The biggest event on the college lacrosse calendar will unfold on Grounds.
If the Cavaliers make the NCAA Tournament, they cannot afford to play another game like this.
How could anyone possibly describe the success of this duo?
The last time the Virginia women’s track and field team won ACC Outdoor Championships was 1987 — at least until this past weekend.
Virginia endured a painstaking wait on the ninth green to see whether it had snuck into match play.
The Class of 2025 did not see Virginia play in a bowl game or win an NCAA Tournament game in men's basketball, but things will get better.
With everything on the line, Virginia's problems are clear.
Over the past four years, there have been wonderful memories aplenty.
The losses bookended the single bright spot of the weekend — a 12-0 drubbing of Elon to keep the Cavaliers’ postseason alive.
With a dead-even series at Virginia Tech and everything to play for as far as postseason placement is concerned, Saturday’s Commonwealth Clash finale was a big one for Virginia.
"There's a reason why they're the defending champs," Coach Andres Pedroso said.
The series is now tied at 1-1.
Chang led wire-to-wire.
Softball's star discusses the significance of team and personal success.
Virginia takes the first game of its final regular season series.
Virginia begins Regional play Friday at 3 p.m. versus North Florida, with coverage available on ESPN+.
He's one man during the first few months of the season, quite another in the final two.
The Cavaliers' chronic issues are dwindling, and underperforming stars are ascending.
