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Kathy Drumwright, Chief Deputy Commissioner of the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services, will address the theme Speak Up, Speak Out for Mental Health for the MHA-A’s 60th Annual Meeting and Silent Auction.
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Eleven UVA wrestlers placed in the Hokie Open, hosted Sunday by Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Va. The Cavaliers’ day was highlighted by championships from George DiCamillo and Joe Spisak.
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A goal in the 39th minute by second-seeded Delaware proved to be the difference in the CAA championship game for fourth-seeded JMU field hockey as the Dukes fell 2-1.
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Virginia Cavaliers placekicker Ian Frye was named one of 20 semifinalists for the Lou Groza Award presented by the Orange Bowl, was announced Thursday by the Palm Beach County Sports Commission.
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UVA announced its 2015 women’s lacrosse schedule Monday which features eight regular-season home games and includes contests against 10 opponents that played in the 2014 NCAA Tournament.
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Central Shenandoah EMS Council, Inc., a regional EMS planning and training body, announced that four current members were reelected and one new member has been selected to serve on the organization’s Board of Directors.
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The UVA baseball 2014-15 recruiting class has been tabbed second nationally by Baseball America, marking the best recruiting ranking in program history.
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The No. 10 UVA men’s soccer team saw its late rally fall short in a 2-1 defeat at Clemson Friday evening at Riggs Field in Clemson, S.C. Virginia (8-4-1, 3-2-1 ACC) had its four-match win streak snapped as the Cavaliers conceded multiple goals in a game for just the second time this season.
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A goal in the ninth minute of play Wednesday night proved to be the difference in James Madison field hockey’s 1-0 win over American in the 2014 home finale at the JMU Field Hockey Complex.
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The Atlantic Coast Conference had six players named to the John Mackey Award Mid-Season Watch List announced Monday by the Mackey Award Selection Committee.
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