Less than 24 hours after returning from a weekend visit to Virginia, Georgia player of the year Malcolm Brogdon committed Monday to play basketball for the Cavaliers.

Brogdon, a 6-foot-5 perimeter player, scored more than 20 points per game last season for Greater Atlanta Christian Academy.

Named state AA player of the year as a junior, Brogdon was described by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution as a favorite for Mr. Georgia Basketball.

Brogdon, a 3.5 student, had more than a dozen Division I scholarship offers. Brogdon told rivals.com last week that the schools he was considering most seriously were UVa, Clemson, Georgia, Minnesota and Harvard.

He averaged 18.8 points and 7.8 rebounds while playing for the Georgia Stars at the Peach Jam, one of the summer's premier AAU events.

He becomes the second player to commit to Virginia for 2011-2012, joining 6-7 Paul Jesperson from Merrill, Wis. Brogdon is rated the No. 115 prospect on the most recent rivals.com list.

He also had offers from Notre Dame, Arkansas, Vanderbilt, Providence and Butler.

Grey no longer with Virginia Tech

BLACKSBURG -- Virginia Tech women's basketball coach Beth Dunkenberger announced Monday that fifth-year senior Shani Grey is no longer a member of the Hokies' women's basketball team.

TENNIS

Virginia players in U.S. Open qualifying

FLUSHING MEADOWS, N.Y. -- Two members of the Virginia men's tennis team will compete this week in the qualifying draw of the 2010 U.S. Open. Sophomore Jarmere Jenkins and freshman Alex Domijan are among the 128 players competing for 16 spots in the main draw.

Both players received wild cards into the qualifying draw from the USTA.

SOCCER

Virginia Tech 3, American 0

BLACKSBURG -- The No. 15 Virginia Tech women's soccer team defeated American in its home opener.

Sophomore Kelly Conheeney led the Hokies with two scores, while Jennifer Harvey added the third.

 -- Staff, wire reports