Through 60 minutes of biting wind yesterday at University Hall Turf Field, a rowdy Hoyas team controlled the game, and the Cavaliers were unofficially defeated by their rivals from the nation's capital, 8-5.
The Virginia women's basketball team allowed a 12-point lead over N.C. State Sunday to cause Cavalier complacency, which, in turn, led to a 72-67 Wolfpack win at University Hall. Led by junior forwards Jocelyn Logan-Friend and LaTonya Blue, the Cavaliers went on a 16-2 run to go up by 12 points with 11 minutes to go in the second half. Virginia (12-12, 5-7 ACC) was unable to sustain their energy after a media timeout interrupted their run. "After that timeout it just felt like they had the momentum and they hadn't even done anything to get it," senior guard Anna Prillaman said.
He had not hit a shot all afternoon. But Saturday, with less than three seconds on the clock and the game on the line, senior captain Todd Billet nailed a go-ahead three-pointer, catapulting Virginia to an 82-80 home victory over No.
Box out, ladies! Put your butt on her, control her with your hips, and don't let her get the rebound!
GREENSBORO, N.C. -- The Virginia baseball team tore into the season with an offensive explosion -
The No. 29 Virginia men's tennis team begins its ACC schedule tomorrow when unranked N.C. State comes to the Boar's Head Sports Club.
The Virginia women's basketball team three-game win streak was snapped Thursday night in Atlanta, as the Cavaliers fell 65-55 to Georgia Tech.
A new era in Virginia baseball begins tomorrow in Greensboro when rookie head coach Brian O'Connor leads his team into action against North Carolina A&T.
This weekend, the No. 31 Virginia women's tennis team will face two daunting Ivy League opponents, both matches away from the comfort of a home court. The Cavaliers (5-1) will start their intense weekend Saturday with a match at Princeton (0-0), and then follow up Sunday at Penn (2-0). "We feel pretty good on the road," coach Phil Rogers said.
Tomorrow the Cavaliers head south for their first in-conference action since a victory against North Carolina three weeks ago.
Is there a doctor in the house? Seriously, the Virginia basketball team (14-9, 2-8 ACC) could use someone who knows how to stop the bleeding of a five-game conference losing streak before No.
The University of Toledo will induct Cavalier head softball coach Cheryl Sprangel into its Varsity 'T' Hall of Fame Feb.
DURHAM, N.C. -- With 13:21 to go in the game, Virginia forward Derrick Byars took a J.R. Reynolds swing pass and coolly sank an open three from the top of the key to cap a 10-2 run and bring the Cavaliers within three to 57-54.
You could call them crazy. Really. They wouldn't mind. In fact, after spending the evening in a place where the notoriety of the fan base rivals that of the team, (and the team is No.1 Duke) I'm fairly confident when I say that the inhabitants of Cameron Indoor Stadium would be flattered.
Virginia softball begins the 2004 season Friday with unfinished business to take care of. Following a 10-2 defeat to Florida State in the finals of the ACC Championships last season, the Cavaliers enter their 2004 campaign determined to claim the conference title that has eluded them since 1994. After missing the regional tournament for the last three seasons, Virginia must win the ACC championship or receive an at-large bid to make the tournament field this year.
The Virginia women's basketball will travel to Atlanta tonight to take on rival Georgia Tech. The Cavaliers' playoff hopes are still alive, but depend heavily on a strong conclusion to their 12-10 season.
There were 20 of us who stumbled into the University Hall media room in the spring of 2001 -- wide-eyed first-years excited to have clinched a spot in hands-down the coolest-sounding USEM.
Virginia swimmer Luke Wagner won ACC men's swimmer of the week after his stellar performances in the Maryland dual meet Feb.
Last Saturday, the Virginia men's basketball team watched a tie game against N.C. State slip into a double-digit deficit just minutes before halftime.
Baseball great Cal Ripken Jr. spoke to more than 600 baseball fans in Memorial Gymnasium last night, sharing anecdotes from his childhood and baseball career before taking audience questions for more than 20 minutes. Ripken, who holds Major League Baseball's records for consecutive games played and home runs by a shortstop, was joined by his younger brother, former major league second baseman Billy Ripken, as the featured guest at Virginia baseball's 2004 Step Up to the Plate!
