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Virginia Tech kicker makes plea deal in Blacksburg break-in
Cody Journell must serve 100 hours of community service
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Maroons softball run comes to an end
Roanoke's incredible run at the NCAA DIII Softball Championship came to an end after a 6-1 loss to #3 ranked Linfield College on Sunday night. The Maroons battled to a fourth place finish in the tournament and end their season with a record of 35-11. This is the fourteenth team in Roanoke College history to reach the final four in their respective sport. They are also second women's program to garner the accomplishment. Linfield (45-6) moves on to play Montclair State at 11 AM on Monday.
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UVa lacrosse falls in NCAA quarterfinals
Virginia’s season ended in the NCAA quarterfinal round with a 12-10 loss to Notre Dame, a game that reflected the season: a offense with plenty of firepower never found a way to take over games.
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UVa tennis dismisses Stanford in NCAA quarterfinals
Third-seeded Virginia won a tight doubles point, then crushed Stanford in singles en route to a tidy 4-0 victory in the NCAA quarterfinals at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex.
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Virginia Tech kicker to plead to reduced charge, lawyer says
Journell was suspended from the football team after he was among three men charged with breaking and entering
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Healthy Bruno a big hit for Cavaliers
When his hamstring muscle ripped completely off the bone and rolled up like a window shade, Stephen Bruno’s college career took an unexpected turn, temporarily for the worst. Like most comeback stories, the youngster from Audobon, N.J., is working on a happy ending.
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Virginia, Notre Dame meet with Final Four spot on the line
Today's matchup between fifth-seeded Virginia (12-3) and fourth-seeded Notre Dame (12-2) figures to be a competitive one.
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Big ninth inning lifts Virginia baseball team past Maryland
The Virginia baseball game blew a tight game wide open with an eight-run ninth inning as the Cavaliers defeated Maryland 10-3 on Friday night.
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Glass tennis player Nelligan earns citizenship scholarship from VHSL
E.C. Glass senior Wistar Nelligan III, the No. 2 seed on the Hilltoppers’ boys tennis team, has been named the recipient of the Virginia High School League’s Group AA Male Citizenship Award Scholarship, sponsored by Wells Fargo and the VHSL.
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LC baseball eliminated from NCAA tournament by regional host CNU
The Lynchburg College baseball team was eliminated from the NCAA Division III Tournament with a 7-1 loss to top-seeded Christopher Newport University on Thursday at Captains Stadium in Newport News. The Hornets, the fifth seed in the double-elimination South Regional, were held to only four hits, all singles. CNU starting pitcher Bryan Bierlein tossed six strong innings, allowing only three hits and one run while striking out six.
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Ratcliffe: New UVa QB commit not afraid to compete
With so many big names in the fold at quarterback-rich Virginia, one might think the numbers would be a deterrent for another to join the ranks. Corwin Cutler, better known to his friends and teammates simply as “Turtle,” didn’t hesitate when the Cavaliers offered him a football scholarship.
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Virginia's Frank burns the midnight oil getting better
While everyone’s out partying, Virginia tennis player Mitchell Frank’s practicing under the lights at Snyder — sometimes until as late as midnight.
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ODU announces it will leave CAA for Conference USA
ODU, a member of the Colonial Athletic Association and its FCS football league, will announce today that it will join Conference USA on July 1, 2013.
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LC baseball falls to Salisbury in NCAA Division III opener
Lynchburg College’s road to the Division III World Series got considerably more difficult on Wednesday afternoon in Newport News. Not only did the Hornets fall 7-2 to Salisbury in their regional opener, but top seeded Christopher Newport fell to sixth-seeded Messiah 3-1 in the first game of the day. If Lynchburg is to advance, it will need to eliminate the Captains on their home field at 9:30 this morning.
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Tech men's basketball lands transfer from UNC Wilmington
The Virginia Tech men’s basketball team picked up a big commitment from UNC Wilmington transfer guard Adam Smith on Wednesday, according to multiple media outlets.
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LU men's basketball program signs sixth recruit
Liberty added a sixth men’s basketball player to its 2012-13 recruiting class on Wednesday, as coach Dale Layer announced the signing of Wesley Alcegaire, a 6-foot-5, 190-pound swingman from North Miami Beach, Fla.
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U.Va. adds another QB recruit
Virginia received a commitment Wednesday from Corwin Cutler, a quarterback at Virginia Beach's Ocean Lakes High School.
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VCU believes its programs will improve with move to A-10
VCU should fit in with the marquee men's basketball teams in the Atlantic 10 Conference.
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UVa women's tennis team eager to edge Duke in Sweet 16
When Virginia coach MarkGuilbeau talks about facing third-seeded Duke in today’s NCAA Tournament Round of 16 in Athens, he’s banking on his team’s competitive appetite propelling it past an opponent that it has lost its last 13 matches to.
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Ratcliffe: Sims, other new QBs gives Cavaliers an arsenal of arms
Virginia football coach Mike London and offensive coordinator Bill Lazor’s cup now runneth over with golden-armed passers.
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Hokies baseball postseason fate rests on trip to Chapel Hill
After a 52 game season, the Hokies fate still rides on a three game set at powerful North Carolina.
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Swofford: Florida State situation not brought up at ACC meetings
Atlantic Coast Conference Commissioner John Swofford said Wednesday that the possibility of Florida State leaving the league was not brought up "in any formal way" during this week's meetings.
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Virginia Tech baseball nips Liberty in bottom of ninth
The Virginia Tech baseball team won its 18th straight non-conference game with a 4-3 walk-off victory over visiting Liberty on Tuesday at English Field. Hokies catcher Chad Morgan hit a one-out single in the bottom of the ninth to score shortstop Johnny Morales with the winning run.
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ODAC champion Hornets ready for today's NCAA Division III opener
For the first time since 2008, Lynchburg College’s baseball team will participate in the Division III NCAA Tournament today at Captains Park in Newport News. The fifth-seeded Hornets, who face second-seeded Salisbury today at 1 p.m. in a regional pod hosted by Christopher Newport University, earned their spot in the six-team double-elimination regional by winning the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Tournament for the first time since 1990.
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CAA commish unhappy with level of communication from VCU
When George Mason considered leaving the Colonial Athletic Association, its athletic director drove to Richmond to personally meet with conference commissioner Thomas E. Yeager.
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