The Virginia women's cross country team capped a dream season yesterday by finishing ninth in the NCAA championship meet at Furman University in Greenville, S.C.
After an uneven regular season in which a seven-match losing streak gave way to marked improvements, the Virginia volleyball team entered last weekend's ACC tournament looking to make a run for postseason glory. Entering as the eighth seed, the Cavaliers (8-18) got off to a quick start on Thursday night, sweeping ninth-seeded N.C.
RICHMOND - Virginia women's basketball rolled into the Robins Center last night with hopes of improving its season record to 2-0, but found an aggressive Richmond team gunning for its first-ever win against the Cavaliers.
Virginia men's basketball coach Pete Gillen announced yesterday that forward/guard Maurice Young has left the Cavaliers.
The Virginia volleyball team fell to Duke on Friday in the ACC tournament. Despite the momentum from Thursday night's 3-0 victory over N.C.
Junior guard Roger Mason Jr. showed Virginia he can provide the two things Virginia coach Pete Gillen was concerned about coming into the season: a point guard and a three-point shooter. The 6-foot-5 guard from Silver Spring, Md., dominated the opposition in the Cavaliers opening weekend of basketball.
In the annual battle for the Commonwealth Cup on Saturday, the Virginia football team could not overcome four first-half turnovers that led to 24 of Virginia Tech's 31 points, losing the game, 31-17.
The Virginia women's basketball team will look to build on a solid start as it travels to Richmond tonight to take on the Spiders in a 7 p.m.
Using its size and athletic advantage, the Virginia men's basketball team led from tip off to the final buzzer in its 85-62 victory over East Tennessee State yesterday. "Virginia is a very talented team," Buccaneers coach Ed DeChellis said.
The Virginia women's soccer team finished up a successful weekend by defeating William & Mary at Klockner Stadium yesterday, 4-1.
The Virginia men's and women's swimming and diving teams made a strong statement yesterday, defeating Penn State handily at the Aquatic & Fitness Center. The 11th-ranked Virginia men never trailed in the meet and beat the No.
Following Saturday's 31-17 loss to Virginia Tech, one has to wonder why the Virginia football team's offensive unit even takes the field in the first half of play.
CLEMSON, S.C. - In a match riddled with cheap fouls and gritty tackles, the No. 2 Virginia men's soccer team suffered its first loss of the season last night, 1-0, against No.
The Virginia swimming and diving teams will look to continue their undefeated seasons Sunday when they host Penn State at the Aquatic and Fitness Center at 1 p.m. The 12th-ranked women's team (3-0) is coming off a second place finish in the Continental Airlines Classic held last Friday at Rice University.
For the Virginia women's soccer team, this weekend entails far more than just a home football game against statewide rival Virginia Tech.
Virginia women's basketball will open its season on the road at Hampton tonight after winding up its preseason schedule, 1-1.
The Commonwealth of Virginia takes an unofficial holiday tomorrow as its most prominent football programs collide at Scott Stadium.
The No. 2 Virginia men's soccer team finished its regular season undefeated with a 16-0-1 record, and at this weekend's ACC tournament it hopes to continue winning in style.
After eight long months of waiting, the Virginia men's basketball team will begin its 2001-02 regular season when it hosts Wagner tonight at University Hall at 7:30.
Let's take a little visit to the Cavalier kitchen, just to see what Virginia will have to cook up to recapture the Commonwealth Cup this weekend. Picture football coach Al Groh in a "Kiss the Cook" apron, relieved that his Georgia Tech souffle wasn't quite the sou-flop of the previous five games.
