"The Kid" no longer
By Paul Crane | March 25, 2003As the flowers start to bloom around Grounds, the birds chirp away and the sun finally provides needed warmth after a long, cold winter, it is safe to say that spring is finally in the air.
As the flowers start to bloom around Grounds, the birds chirp away and the sun finally provides needed warmth after a long, cold winter, it is safe to say that spring is finally in the air.
After three straight victories over top-10 opponents, the No. 4 Virginia women lacrosse squad (6-2, ACC 1-1) gets a short respite from its rough schedule when it travels to unranked University of Maryland-Baltimore County to face the Lady Retrievers at 4 p.m.
Knoxville, Tenn. There is something very eerie about thousands of people dressed in orange standing and clapping in unison.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- The Virginia women's basketball team won its first round NCAA Tournament game for the first time in three years, beating the No.
Three Virginia swimmers were named first-team All-Americans at this weekend's NCAA Championships in Auburn, Ala.
BALTIMORE -- Freshman attackman Matt Ward's last second shot flew inches wide of the right post, as No.
The Cavaliers men's basketball team resumes its run through the National Invitation Tournament this evening, playing St.
The Virginia baseball team completed their three-game sweep of visiting Duke Sunday afternoon at Davenport Field, riding the arm of junior Chris Gale and the bat of shortstop Mark Reynolds and defeating the Blue Devils, 6-0. The Cavaliers (13-8, 3-3 ACC) entered the series mired in a three-game ACC losing streak after opening conference play at No.
Seniors Bob Seidel and Joe Alexander and junior Tim Foley all fell in the early rounds of the double-elimination national wrestling championships. Seidel enjoyed the most success, winning two of his 141-pound matches and finishing two wins shy of All-American honors.
Junior midfielder Caitlin Banks scored two second-half goals to help lead the No. 4 Cavaliers to a 7-6 victory over the No.
Despite a late surge for the championship, the Virginia softball team fell to Penn State yesterday, earning second place in the 2003 Hoo's Who tournament, held at The Park this weekend.
The Virginia men's lacrosse team looks to take their unbeaten streak to six when they travel to Baltimore Saturday to face No.
In only their second ACC match-up this season, the No. 5 Virginia women's lacrosse team will travel to Chapel Hill, N.C.
When the Virginia women's basketball team takes the court on Saturday, it will mark their 20th consecutive appearance in the NCAA tournament.
A rollercoaster of emotions already has begun for the Virginia baseball team. They were at the height of the coaster until Florida State shoved them down in a wicked plunge last weekend.
Riding the strong arm of sophomore lefty Andrew Dobies, the Cavaliers cruised to 6-0 win against the Tribe of William and Mary yesterday afternoon to stay undefeated at home. Dobies pitched a complete game shutout, a feat that has not be accomplished by Virginia since April 5, 2002, when Jeff Kamrath blanked Maryland in College Park.
In Virginia the sport of squash is generally relegated to being known as "the other racquetball," or -
The Cavaliers came up big with a nearly flawless match Wednesday afternoon, crushing the Hokies 7-0.
Not even the stomach flu could slow down Virginia senior Travis Watson last night. Despite battling dizziness and vomiting at halftime, the second-team All-ACC forward willed Virginia to its first postseason win since 1995, tying a career-high with 29 points and adding 12 rebounds.
No one was going to stand in the way of Travis Watson earning his first post-season win. Not the Brown Bears.