Just about this time last year, USC players stormed the tennis courts as they defeated Virginia 4-3 to win the NCAA Men's Tennis Championship for the third straight year. It was also the third straight year that the Hoos had been eliminated from the tournament by the Trojans, despite Virginia being ranked and seeded No. 1 in each of those three years.

Virginia Men's Tennis Stomps Stanford in NCAA Quarterfinals, will Take on Pepperdine in Semis

The Virginia women are one win away from being the most successful team in Cavalier history, both in terms of number of wins in a season and performance in the NCAA Tournament!

Virginia wins 6th Consecutive ACC Men's Tennis Title

The No. 2 ranked Cavaliers are 2-0 on the season and face the highest ranked opponent of the season today in No. 5 Florida.

Virginia freshman Mitchell Frank became the second consecutive freshman Cavalier to win the ITA All-American singles championship, following in the footsteps of sophomore Alex Domijan.

Year in Review: 2011 Virginia Men's Tennis

Virginia Women's Tennis finished with a 20-8 record, the most wins in program history.

It was about 24 hours too late, but senior co-captain Michael Shabaz acknowledged that he had realized he was playing for much more for himself. On Sunday, Virginia men's tennis saw their season officially come to an end when Shabaz elected to retire from the NCAA Tournament semifinal match against Steve Johnson of USC after some questionable line calling from the chair umpire.

After a furious comeback and a heartbreaking loss in the Men's Tennis team finals, five Hoos competed in the NCAA Singles Championships: Michael Shabaz, Alex Domijan, Saman Singh, Jarmere Jenkins and Drew Courtney. Fourth-year Shabaz advanced the furthest of any Cavalier, defeating Henrique Cunha of Duke 5-7, 6-3, 6-1 on Saturday to reach the semifinals for the first time in his career.