Virginia basketball picked up its first commitment for the recruiting class of 2025 as four-star point guard and Charlottesville native Chance Mallory announced

Mallory became the first member of the program’s 2025 class. He will join a point guard corps that, on its present track, will include sophomore Elijah Gertrude, redshirt freshman Christian Bliss and sophomore Dai Dai Ames, a Kansas State transfer.

Four-star point guard Chance Mallory says he hopes to make his college decision by the end of October and is in the midst of a run of official visits that will go a long way toward determining where he lands.

During his junior season at Saint Anne's-Belfield, Mallory averaged 26.0 points, 8.4 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 2.7 steals per game as he led the Saints to the VISAA Division I state championship game. He also became the program's all-time leading scorer.

New Venue but the same results for UConn, as they have rolled into a second straight championship game and are looking to repeat in the 2024 NCAA Men's Basketball Tourney. We are ready to go with the 2024 Men's Final Four in Glendale, AZ as UConn goes for the repeat against Alabama first and then, potentially meeting Purdue or N.C.

Chance Mallory, one of the top point guards in the country, has decided to stay home and commit to Virginia, he told On3. The 5-foot-9 four-star senior out of Charlottesville (VA) St Anne’s-Belfield School chose Tony Bennett and the Cavaliers over Virginia Tech,

Updating Virginia's projected scholarship chart and breaking down what's next for the Cavaliers on the recruiting trail after Chance Mallory committed to UVA Friday.

Chance Mallory is officially staying home and will join the Virginia Cavaliers in 2025. The hometown kid announced his commitment to Tony Bennett and the University of Virginia on Friday, choosing UVA over Virginia Tech,