With a lighter travel squad for Saturday’s exhibition at Navy’s Lejeune Hall in Annapolis, Md., the Cavaliers staged a scrimmage-style meet with a couple of twists.
“On the men’s side… the freshmen men are arguably the best class in NCAA history,” DeSorbo said in an interview with The Cavalier Daily. “And then on the women’s side, it’s a new identity, it’s different, because it’s the first time in six years we haven’t had a Douglass or a Walsh.”
Virginia's megastar earned ample recognition for her 2024-25 campaign.
Virginia's championship coaches often collaborate.
How could anyone possibly describe the success of this duo?
The women's club swimming team is dominating on a national stage.
In the Walsh sisters' finale, Virginia conquered the nation.
Virginia Athletics released a statement to the media Wednesday.
Alex Walsh became the winningest swimmer in ACC history.
On the "Drive for Five," Virginia's star diver is eager to end on a high note.
The top-ranked Cavaliers will now prepare for the ACC Tournament, beginning Feb. 18.
Once again, Virginia has proven to be head and shoulders above other top programs.
She shatters records in the pool and is an inspiration to swimming fans and all those with alopecia.
Grimes broke out as a new superstar for Coach Todd DeSorbo's squad.
In the middle of an already successful 2024-25 campaign, Gretchen Walsh and company have proved they are the world's best.
Virginia enjoyed more success this week in Tennessee.
The North Carolina women were simply outclassed by the Cavaliers, and it showed, as Virginia did not lose a single event in the meet.
Before beating Florida 181-119, the Cavalier women watched a national title banner drop from the AFC rafters for the fourth consecutive year.
The No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2025 brings international experience and generational talent to Virginia.
After dominating this exhibition, the Cavaliers are well-prepared for a crucial battle with Florida Oct. 18.
