The adjustments did little to slow the Cavaliers as first-year Luca Preda and third-year Stiles Brockett both went undefeated in singles across a dominant three-day showing.
In the biggest moments of Virginia’s national championship run, Kim never seemed rushed by the noise around him.
Dylan Dietrich's third-set victory clinched the title for the Cavaliers.
Now, after surviving one of the season’s most dramatic matches, the Cavaliers will face Texas Sunday afternoon.
The Cavaliers will face a familiar foe in the semifinals in ACC rival and top-seed Wake Forest.
Under the lights, the Cavaliers' star punched their ticket to the Sweet 16.
The Cavaliers will return to action in May's NCAA Tournament.
The Cavaliers beat Wake Forest to reach last season's ACC Championship game. This time, the two powerhouses will meet in the final.
The Cavaliers will close out their conference schedule with a road match at Virginia Tech Thursday.
Next, the Cavaliers will face Louisville at home Sunday.
