Virginia captured its fifth-straight DI women's swimming and diving championship on Saturday, March 22. The Cavaliers won with 544 points, beating out runner-up Stanford who finished with 417.

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VCU's Ryan Odom will be leaving Richmond, Virginia, and is headed to nearby Charlottesville to run the Cavaliers' men's basketball ... seed Virginia in the 2018 NCAA Tournament, will ironically ...

Not having to travel too far, the Cavalier crew of three individual athletes and one relay team went to Virginia Beach to ...

Gretchen Walsh and Alex Walsh each won an individual title, and the sisters helped Virginia dominate the 400-yard medley relay in the NCAA ... championship. The Cavaliers lead the team leaderboard ...

FEDERAL WAY, Wash. — Virginia's Gretchen Walsh and Claire Curzan set NCAA records on their way to individual titles, helping the Cavaliers cruise to their record-tying fifth straight women's ...

Virginia's Anthony Robinson has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal ... Robinson should a good physical presence for the Cavaliers. He Played 26 games for the 'Hoos this season.

Virginia finished 1-2 in the ... for the second straight year to help the Cavaliers move into first on the team leaderboard Thursday night in the NCAA women's swimming and diving championships.

the Cavaliers are expected to hire Ryan Odom from VCU — and a few stops before that, from the University of Maryland Baltimore County squad that stunned Virginia in the 2018 NCAA Tournament ...

When No. 1 seed Virginia ... the 2018 NCAA Tournament, it was a truly historic moment in college basketball history. A 16-seed had never defeated a No. 1 seed before that. The Cavaliers then ...

That year, Odom led UMBC to the first-ever NCAA tournament victory by a No. 16 seed. The No. 1 seed it defeated? Yep, the Virginia Cavaliers. However awkward this may seem on paper, it's actually ...

His father was a Virginia assistant from 1982-1989, when Ryan was in third through 10th grade. The elder Odom helped the Cavaliers reach five NCAA Tournaments, including its 1984 run to the Final ...