For the past six seasons, the Virginia women’s basketball team has not received a bid to compete in the NCAA Tournament.
A solid first few weeks of play has the Virginia women’s basketball team confident that they can build a special season as they continue to grow as a team.
The Virginia women’s basketball team spent its Thanksgiving weekend in Las Vegas at the South Point Shootout tournament.
The wins keep coming for the Virginia Women’s Basketball team (4-0), who took down the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (0-4) 62-54 at home Sunday night.
“The Skinny” on weekend action for volleyball, men’s cross country and women’s basketball.
The Virginia women’s basketball team survived a second-half comeback from Richmond (0-2) Wednesday night to grind out a 63-56 win on the road.
The Virginia women’s basketball team came out hot against Coppin State Sunday and never looked back, cruising to a 103-40 win in front of its home crowd.
After a very promising end to their 2015-16 season, the Virginia women’s basketball team looks ready pick up where it left off as the team starts off play this week.
Following back-to-back wins against Virginia Commonwealth and Rutgers, respectively, in the WNIT, the Virginia women’s basketball team finally saw its season come to an end. The Cavaliers (18-16, 6-10 ACC) fell 65-57 against Hofstra in the Round of 16 Tuesday night in the Mack Athletic Complex in Hempstead, N.Y.
Through three quarters of hard-fought play Sunday, the Virginia women’s basketball team led 44-36 in Blacksburg.
With her final game at John Paul Jones Arena in jeopardy of ending in a loss Thursday, senior guard Faith Randolph made two plays down the stretch that willed her Virginia women’s basketball team to victory over North Carolina, 72-68.
The Virginia women’s basketball team lists only one senior on its 2015-2016 roster — Faith Randolph.
Garbed in pink jerseys, headbands and shoes to raise awareness for breast cancer and to honor former North Carolina State Coach Kay Yow, who passed away in 2009 after a 22-year fight against the disease, the Virginia women’s basketball team hosted Clemson Sunday.
No. 11 Louisville relied on a 22-12 run in the final nine minutes to pull away from Virginia, 74-59, at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, Ky.
Senior leader Faith Randolph is back, and the Virginia women’s basketball team enters Thursday’s contest at No. 11 Louisville riding a one-game winning streak.
The Virginia women’s basketball team ended a six-game skid with a 61-50 win at Boston College Sunday.
Virginia will have its work cut out for itself on the defensive end. Any offense that shares the basketball and can operate around multiples scorers like Syracuse’s is difficult to stop.
For sophomore guard Mikayla Venson, family means everything.
Junior forward Sidney Cook tallied a game-high 23 points and 14 rebounds to lead the rival Hokies over the Virginia women’s basketball team, 66-46.
There’s no question the loss of senior guard Faith Randolph, who broke her thumb Jan. 7 in the loss to No. 3 Notre Dame, has affected Cavalier point totals.
