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5 days ago | 
si.com | Aidan Baller
After a strong opening-round win against LIU, Virginia women's lacrosse saw its season come to a close in a 17-9 loss to Duke at Klöckner Stadium. The Hoos defeated the Blue Devils in the regular season but struggled this time around to clear the ball and stop Duke's Callie Hem, who scored six goals in the first three quarters. In addition, the Cavaliers could not find a rhythm offensively, producing only two assisted goals compared to 12 two days ago against LIU.
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6 days ago | 
deseret.com | Aidan Baller
South Sevier entered the day on the outside looking in to the 2A baseball finals, as it faced a tough matchup against No. 2 seed Beaver for the chance to square off against two-time defending champion Kanab. The Rams continued a red-hot weekend, scoring a total of 37 runs in three games to claim their first state title since 2022. They also won both of the championship games, a feat that hadn't been accomplished since 2021.
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6 days ago | 
si.com | Aidan Baller
The Hoos have acquired 29 transfers over the two portal cycles, with these new additions set to provide a massive lift for the Hoos in 2025. In this article, we take on the exercise of constructing Virginia's fall roster using exclusively transfers.
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1 week ago | 
deseret.com | Aidan Baller
The two-time defending 2A state champion Kanab Cowboys again advanced to the finals with a miraculous come-from-behind 7-5 victory against 2A West Region rival Beaver on Friday. The game looked to be a barn burner from the get-go, as both teams scored multiple runs in the first inning, with Beaver taking a 3-2 lead.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Aidan Baller
After a short weather delay, Virginia opened up its postseason with a dominant 20-6 win over LIU at Klöckner Stadium. A record-setting performance by Madison Alaimo led the way as she broke the Virginia single-game assist record with nine assists. Kate Galica and Jenna DiNardo also proved pivotal to the victory, with Galica having four goals and 12 draw controls while DiNardo picked up four goals and two assists. For a game thread: No. 5 Virginia vs.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Aidan Baller
No. 5 Virginia cruised past LIU with a 20-6 win at Klöckner Stadium for the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. See full play-by-play and live analysis of the game in the thread below. Updates are in reverse chronological order with the most recent events at the top. Virginia 18, LIU 5 | Q4 14:00Campbel finds net to start the fourth quarter. Virginia 18, LIU 5 | End of the Third QuarterLIU scores. Timeout LIU. In response, Alaimo picks up her ninth assist for the record, finding Foster for the goal.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Aidan Baller
On Tuesday night, two Cavaliers were selected in the 2025 Premier Lacrosse League Draft, with Ben Wayer and Griffin Schutz set to take their talents to the sport's highest level. The Philadelphia Waterdogs drafted Wayer in the third round, while the California Redwoods selected Schutz in the fourth round.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Aidan Baller
It's tournament time, with Virginia women's lacrosse earning the fifth seed in this year's NCAA tournament. They are set to host LIU this Friday at 3 pm. If they win, they will face the winner of Duke and James Madison on Sunday at 1 pm, two teams the Cavaliers both defeated in the regular season. That said, here are four things to know about UVA WLAX headed into the postseason: Galica (No. 5) has been dominant all year for the Hoos and is a critical reason for their success in 2025.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Aidan Baller
Comparing Virginia Football's 2025 Running Back Room to 2024Virginia has made a statement at running back this offseason picking up three in the transfer portal in J'Mari Taylor (NC Central) in the winter cycle before adding Isaiah Augustave (Colorado) and Harrison Waylee (Wyoming) this spring. The three come in to help support Xavier Brown, who looks to step into Virginia's primary back role in 2025. If you combine the four of them, they combined for 2,341 yards in 2024.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Aidan Baller
Another former Cavalier, Kobe Pace, will have a chance to prove himself worthy at the next level. After going undrafted, Pace signed up with the Seattle Seahawks for rookie minicamp. Although he finished his collegiate career as a Hoo, Pace started his career at Clemson with two-time National Championship-winning coach Dabo Swinney. Pace also worked with Tony Elliott, who served as the Tigers co-offensive coordinator before being promoted to sole offensive coordinator in Pace's sophomore year.
