Virginia hopes to make splash vs. JMU
By Hal Snedden | October 20, 2000A week after trouncing West Virginia in their season opening meet, the Virginia swimming and diving teams return to the pool to face James Madison today at 5 p.m.
A week after trouncing West Virginia in their season opening meet, the Virginia swimming and diving teams return to the pool to face James Madison today at 5 p.m.
While many University students will be home enjoying fall break, the Cav women's soccer team will try to rebound from Wednesday's ugly 4-1 loss to Richmond.
The Virginia football team will attempt to win tomorrow in the state of Florida for the first time in program history as it heads to Tallahassee to take on No.
Coming off Wednesday night's 3-1 victory over Elon, the Virginia men's soccer team gears up to host the Duke Blue Devils tomorrow at 8 p.m.
After reaching the NCAA Tournament in each of the last two seasons, the Cavalier women's volleyball team has experienced a frustrating first 20 games this year.
As the nation's top high school quarterback in 1989, Chris Weinke signed with Florida State and joined fellow freshman and future Heisman QB Charlie Ward in Tallahassee.
You may call it viewing the glass half- empty, but the Virginia field hockey team thinks it's just making sure it's prepared. Although the No.
Virginia's Erin Englehardt stomped her foot and let out a yell of irritation after narrowly missing a shot.
After a slow start in which the 10th-ranked Virginia men's soccer team was down an early goal to unranked Elon, the Cavaliers rallied for yet another come-from-behind victory last night at Klöckner Stadium with a 3-1 win over the Phoenix. In the first-ever meeting between the two schools, Elon (6-8-0) played a solid defensive game from the outset.
The Virginia women's soccer team looks to pick up its second in-state win in the past week when it takes on Richmond tonight at 7:30 p.m.
Despite their recent 3-0 loss to the third-ranked North Carolina field hockey team, the Cavaliers (9-5, 0-2 ACC) have a positive outlook on the remainder of the season.
After a 3-2 win at Clemson Sunday, the Virginia men's soccer team prepares to face off against Elon tonight at 5 p.m.
At the risk of sounding like a crotchety old man, what in tarnation is going on in college football these days?
Two years ago, Brad Barnes looked like a bust. A highly-touted offensive lineman coming out of high school, Barnes had seen only spot duty as a backup offensive guard.
The Virginia men's golf team, led by senior Cameron Yancey, finished in ninth place at the Duke Golf Classic in Durham, N.C.
After a bye week of rest, Virginia coach George Welsh and his football team are back at work, prepping for this weekend's contest at Florida State. With Virginia quarterback Dan Ellis still questionable for the game because of a pulled hamstring, Welsh is focused on the accomplishments of Florida State's starting quarterback, Chris Weinke.
The Virginia women's cross country team dealt with as much adversity as it had ever faced Saturday at the annual Pre-Nationals Meet in the Ames, Iowa, but it still managed to finish a respectable 17th place.
Bobby Knight's trachea-grabbing, secretary-belittling tactics did much to sully the once-venerated coaching profession.
The Virginia swimming and diving teams opened their seasons with smashing wins over West Virginia Saturday afternoon at the Aquatic & Fitness Center.
Less than three minutes into Saturday night's game against the James Madison Dukes, Virginia center midfielder Lori Lindsey scored a spectacular goal to start off what would become a 3-0 victory for the Cavalier women's soccer team. Lindsey received a cross on the ground from forward Darci Borski that seemed intended for fellow forward Alyssa Benitez.