There is an athletic team at Virginia that has won two consecutive ACC Championships, played for last year's national championship and returns an All-American and National Rookie of the Year from last year's team.
It was April 9, 2006, and the then-No. 29 Virginia women's tennis team was taking on then-No. 6 Miami.
I am writing this in a T-shirt with the window open. If my "Forecastfox" add-on is right, you'll be reading this with mittens on, possibly while riding a snowmobile. So in the spirit of spring, and because I have the attention span of a gerbil in this weather, today is about bouncing around the sports world.
The Virginia women's golf team finished third as a team and placed four players in the top 15 at the 12-team Qdoba Invitational in Miami Lakes, Fla.
The Virginia baseball team looks to continue its record of excellence as it heads into the 2008 season.
Having already knocked off defending conference champion? North Carolina during the dual-meet season, the No.
A collegiate wrestling dual-match lasts seven minutes and is broken down into an opening three-minute period followed by two two-minute periods.
Did you see Dwight Howard's Superman dunk Saturday? How about Gerald Green blowing out the candle on a cupcake above the rim while throwing down an alley-oop?
You know Chris Long and Sean Singletary. And maybe even Somdev Devvarman. They are Virginia's elite.
After watching junior forward Laurynas Mikalauskas nurse an injured shoulder for most of the season, Cavalier fans might not have known what to expect upon his return to the hardwood. Mikalauskas' first game back, however, was not just any game for Virginia.
For the second consecutive weekend, the Virginia women
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When your team is 1-9 in the ACC, and is about as likely to make the NCAA Tournament as Ryan Pettinella is to make a free throw, you have to find new incentives to root for the team. In the case of Sunday
Virginia football coach Al Groh announced Friday that Bob Pruett has been named defensive coordinator for the upcoming season.
The Virginia women's basketball team (18-6, 6-2 ACC)looks to take its hot streak to the next notch against No.
The Virginia women's tennis team faces will face Harvard Saturday at the Boyd Tinsley Courts at the Boar's Head Sports Club in its sixth match of the season.
Man that was one heck of a game Tuesday night, wasn't it? Virginia gave North Carolina all it could handle and then some.
The final seconds of the 2007 Virginia men's lacrosse season opener versus Drexel are planted firmly in the back of the Cavaliers' minds as they prepare to take on the Dragons once more Sunday.
