Softball takes series from UVa.
March 30, 2009
Pitcher Kenzie Roark captured both wins for Tech (12-17, 3-3 ACC) in its weekend series at Virginia (19-9, 2-4).
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Tech races UVa to Uganda in charity event
March 18, 2009
Virginia Tech is holding its first ever Bike to Uganda event in which the university will race against the University of Virginia in an effort to raise money for the construction of schools in the impoverished city of Kampala, Uganda.
Women's tennis rides the green wave, loses to UVA
March 16, 2009
Against No. 18 Virginia, the Hokies' women's tennis team was handily defeated 7-0 on Sunday afternoon.
Women's basketball falls to rival UVa.
February 9, 2009
Virginia Tech women's basketball fell to the No. 17-ranked Virginia Cavaliers on Sunday afternoon in Charlottesville, 69-61.
Women's basketball, long in the lead, dropped by Cavaliers; fall to 0-5 in ACC
January 22, 2009
The Virginia Tech women's basketball team was hoping the third time would be the charm last night against the No. 16 Virginia Cavaliers.
Ups and downs aside, Tech again in ACC title game
December 1, 2008
You have to give it up for the Hokies. Less than a month ago, not many thought they could rebound from consecutive losses at Boston College and Florida State, let alone go on to repeat as ACC Coastal champions.
Photo Gallery: Football vs Virginia
November 30, 2008
The Hokies clinched their place in next weekend's ACC Championship Saturday afternoon as they defeated the Virginia Cavaliers 17-14.
Photo Gallery: Men's Soccer vs Virginia
September 27, 2008
The men's soccer team lost 2-1 friday night to in state rival Virginia. The Hokies conceded a late goal and were unable to equalize before time expired.
Photo Gallery: Volleyball vs Virginia
September 24, 2008
The volleyball team won their first ACC match on Tuesday night, sweeping the Virginia Cavaliers in straight sets. The win moves the Hokies to 11-2 overall, their best start ever.
Editorial: Being sign-free means that every fan will see
September 5, 2008
With the start of a new athletic season upon us, the University of Virginia is banning signs of any kinds at all sporting events, including football and basketball. Virginia's athletic department instituted this policy in order to promote a "positive game