Photo courtesy of Virginia Athletics Pitching woes lead to a pair of upset losses for the ‘Hoos. It was far from the smoothest week for the Virginia Cavaliers baseball team. This started on Tuesday where the ‘Hoos were upset on the road at the hands of Old Dominion, 7-4, marking their first midweek loss in two years. They bounced back the following day with an 11-5 victory over George Mason but the struggles continued over the weekend against unranked (at the time) Georgia Tech. UVA was run-ruled on Friday, 12-3, and gave up 17 runs in a somehow narrow loss on Sunday. They scraped out an 8-7 e ..read more

Photo courtesy of Virginia Athletics The ‘Hoos dropped consecutive games for the first time since 2017. The last time the Virginia Cavaliers lost consecutive games Dom Starsia was still the head coach and the ‘Hoos ended up finishing the year 0-4 in the ACC. That seven-year-long streak ended on Saturday when the Syracuse Orange bested Virginia in a fast-paced instant classic of a game that featured 106 shots and 35 goals. Junior goalie Matthew Nunes, who failed to save a shot off seven attempts in last week’s loss to Duke while playing with an injury in the first quarter, let Syracuse’s first ..read more

Photo courtesy of Virginia Athletics The ‘Hoos wrapped up their spring practice session at Scott Stadium on Saturday. The Virginia Cavaliers held their annual Blue-White Spring Game on a picture-perfect Saturday afternoon inside Scott Stadium. The White team, coached by DC John Rudzinski, came away with a 17-10 over the Blue squad led by quarterbacks coach Taylor Lamb. White team takes the W‼️ That’s a wrap for Spring Football, see you back in Scott in the Fall#UVAStrong | #GoHoos⚔️ pic.twitter.com/37BkNP94EY — Virginia Football (@UVAFootball) April 20, 2024 Here are three things that stood ..read more

Photo by Ryan M. Kelly/Getty Images The former Georgetown point guard will reportedly be on his way out of Charlottesville after just one active season. Virginia Cavaliers point guard Dante Harris has entered the transfer portal, according to reports from On3 Sports. Harris, who played just one season for Tony Bennett’s program, looks set to be on his way to his third school after transferring from Georgetown to UVA in the middle of the 2022-2023 season. Virginia junior Dante Harris has entered the Transfer Portal @On3sports has learnedhttps://t.co/O1rxsbw2Kk pic.twitter.com/BMYDUTc4uU — Jam ..read more

Photo courtesy of Virginia Athletics The graduate forward is the third ‘Hoo to hit the portal. The Virginia Cavaliers’ 2024-25 frontcourt took another big hit on Wednesday as graduate Mir McLean entered her name in the transfer portal. It’s the second time McLean has hit the portal after the 5’11 forward transferred to UVA midway through the 2021-22 campaign following a season-and-a-half at UConn. Confirmed reports that #UVA's Mir McLean has entered the transfer portal. She averaged 12.2 ppg and 9.6 rpg in 2022-23 before her injury sidelined her. — Jacquie Franciulli (@JacquieFran_) April 1 ..read more

Photo by Eakin Howard/Getty Images Coming off a 3-2 week, Virginia Baseball welcomes the Yellow Jackets It was a solid week for the Virginia baseball team. Over the weekend, behind an offensive explosion, they picked up a series road win over Louisville. Then they ended their four-game road trip falling to Old Dominion before returning home to defeat George Mason on Wednesday. The Hoos are now #10 in the D1Baseball Poll and have their eyes on an NCAA Regional Hosting Bid as well as a coveted National Seed. This weekend they welcome the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. The Jackets are 22-13 overall ..read more

Photo by Jacob Kupferman/Getty Images The Maryland center is Coach Mox’s first addition of the off-season. The Virginia Cavaliers made their first addition of the offseason on Tuesday, scooping up Maryland center Hawa Doumbouya out of the transfer portal. Welcome to , @hawad00‼️ https://t.co/S5CRhCIDaP#GoHoos ⚔️ #GNSL pic.twitter.com/wdSB3VS6Cd — Virginia Women's Basketball (@UVAWomensHoops) April 16, 2024 A 6’7 center from Bronx, N.Y., Doumbouya will be a sophomore next season for the ‘Hoos after playing a limited role with the Terrapins as a freshman this past winter. In 13 games of acti ..read more

Photo by Greg Fiume/Getty Images The Wahoo point guard makes the move which was expected of him. In an expected move, Virginia Cavaliers senior point guard Reece Beekman has announced that he is declaring for the 2024 NBA Draft and will be foregoing his final year of (Covid-19) eligibility. After testing the waters of the draft cycle last spring and then electing to return to Charlottesville for his fourth year, it was always expected that the 2023-2024 season would be his final one in college. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Reece Beekman (@reece.2) Beekman’s announcement c ..read more

The ‘Hoos lost their nineteenth consecutive regular season game to the Blue Devils. The Virginia Cavaliers lacrosse lost their nineteenth consecutive regular season game, 18-12, to the #4 Duke Blue Devils on Sunday. The ‘Hoos benched goalie Matthew Nunes at the end of the first quarter after he failed to save a shot off seven attempts on goals as the ‘Hoos trailed 7-3. Sophomore Kyle Morris checked in and provided some momentum in the second, but only finished the game with five saves. Questionable matchups — odd adjustments Boy, did the decision to put All-American defender Cole Kastner on Z ..read more

Photo by Ryan M. Kelly/Getty Images The sophomore forward won’t be returning to Charlottesville next fall. Virginia Cavaliers forward Ryan Dunn has officially declared for the 2024 NBA Draft, seemingly not maintaining eligibility to test the waters and keep his options open to potentially return to Charlottesville. Frankly, this seemed to be where things were trending for a while now. In ESPN’s story on Dunn’s announcement, he told them that “I had an amazing two years at UVA. I’m focused on the next step in my life now. I got really good feedback from the NBA and am ready for the next level ..read more