
Sports Briefs
Spring 2018
Kwiatkowski Takes NCAA Honor
Already No. 1 in college tennis, Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (Com ’17) is top 10 with the NCAA Honors Committee as well.
The NCAA annually recognizes &ldquo...
Kwiatkowski Takes NCAA Honor
Already No. 1 in college tennis, Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (Com ’17) is top 10 with the NCAA Honors Committee as well.
The NCAA annually recognizes &ldquo...
Davenport Field is undergoing a major renovation, which includes 1,000 more seats; a 5,000-square-foot development center with batting cages and pitching mounds; a field-level club area; and more.
A doctor is convincing MLB players about the advantage of sleep.
The Washington Nationals’ Ryan Zimmerman (Col ’06) maintains a strong connection to Virginia Baseball.
The Cinderella-story Cavaliers defeated Vanderbilt in three games to take home the program’s first national title.
For the Virginia baseball team and its two newest members, the spring 2015 semester has held some major surprises.
A roundup of recent sports stories.
The Cavalier baseball team during the last 12 years has gone from near extinction to one of the top programs in the nation.
Two UVA statisticians explain how close, and yet, how far, the Cavaliers were to winning the 2014 College World Series.
Re-live some of the greatest moments in Virginia Sports history.
A tennis championship, a baseball no-hitter, a track school record and news from the Cavalier Marching Band.
We asked several Cavaliers to recall the moment in time when they knew they were good enough to play for UVA.
Before Scottsdale, before Sarasota, the big leagues came to Charlottesville.
Let us know your opinion on top sports moments in the comments.
Current and former Cavaliers admit to holding numerous superstitions, or what some of them call "pregame rituals."
Take a look at how the University is using the Strategic Investment Fund.
Lear deBessonet (Col ’02) and Jon Provan (Col ’09) are proving themselves in New York theater
They have long tenure, but they don’t grade and they don’t judge. They make you feel at home.
May Days 1970: The week that would change UVA forever, through the eyes of those who were there.