CARY, N.C. -- On a windy but beautiful night at the pristine SAS stadium in Cary, N.C. the Virginia men's soccer team held the fate of the rest of their season in their own hands when the No.
Virginia women's soccer was selected to host the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament at Klöckner Stadium this weekend.
You have got to be kidding me. Last week, in Sports Illustrated on Campus, columnist John Walters argued that rowing was not a sport.
A Virginia team desperately trying to distance itself from last season's mediocre campaign sported a new look and new style last night with much success.
The Virginia men's soccer team enters tonight's ACC quarterfinal match with a 22-year streak riding on the line.
Five of the Virginia's male soccer players were placed on the 2003 All-ACC Teams. The All-ACC teams were made up of a first team, second team and All-Freshman team.
If tomorrow night's nationally-televised ACC showdown between Virginia and Maryland comes down to a late Terrapin field goal attempt, Maryland junior kicker Nick Novak will become the man of the moment.
The Virginia men's basketball team opens its hoops pre-season at home tonight at 7:30 with an exhibition game against the Big Apple All-Stars, a touring team made up of former college players.
Let me tell you something about Will Christian. Something his teammates and coach don't even know: The kid loves to talk. Now, if you listen to them, they'll say he's quiet, that he's an enigma he's so quiet.
Steve Spurrier's true battle was won before the Redskins hit the field Sunday. The decision to gamble on fourth-and-inches in the fourth quarter was not the real challenge, nor was the call to try a trick play, the eventual game winner, with less than two minutes to go.
A slew of upsets turned the Atlantic Coast Conference on its head last weekend, hurting bowl chances for some teams and improving ACC title hopes for others.
In a weekend full of football upsets, Duke's win over Georgia Tech and North Carolina's victory over Wake Forest may have gone relatively unnoticed, but they are more important than you think. What do these two seemingly trivial victories mean?
Thursday, November 06, 2003 Our flight left from Charlottesville at 7 a.m., meaning that we had to be at the airport at 6 a.m.
The Virginia volleyball team came from behind Saturday evening to defeat North Carolina, 3-2. The Cavaliers (23-7, 7-7 ACC) posted their first win over the Tar Heels (18-10, 9-5), finally ending an 11-match losing streak.
Clemson 26, Florida St. 10 Tommy Bowden took a victory away from his father, whose 74th birthday celebration was dampened by a loss that likely crushed FSU's national championship hopes.
The Virginia men's and women's swimming and diving teams registered victories Friday afternoon, as they crushed the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in the first-ever dual meet between the two squads.
The Virginia men's soccer team ended its regular season on a disappointing note Friday night, losing to No.
The Virginia volleyball team closes out the regular season with four road games, two this weekend -- at NC State tonight and at North Carolina tomorrow. The Cavaliers have had mixed success against these two Research Triangle teams.
The Cavalier men's and women's swimming and diving teams will hold a dual meet against Georgia Tech for the first time in school history this afternoon at the Aquatic and Fitness Center. Swimming against Georgia Tech squads that defeated NC State in their first and only meet of the year, Virginia will be looking to capture their second sweep against a conference opponent this season. "Georgia Tech has been a team on the rise the last few years," junior Bo Greenwood said.
Virginia's postseason hopes took a turn for the worst yesterday, after a disappointing 5-1 loss to No.
