The first-time conference champion Virginia women's soccer team was given the third seed in the NCAA tournament. The Cavaliers are one of eight ACC schools granted bids and will open with a first-round home game against James Madison Friday at 5 p.m. With a win, Virginia would play the winner of the Duke-Virginia Commonwealth matchup, also to be played at Klöckner Stadium.
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By David Sewall | 10 hours agoSunday’s win is exactly what Virginia needed at the exact time they needed it. Stability and length from the bullpen, contributions from all parts of the lineup and its stars showing up in a big way.
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By Ben McNiff | 11 hours ago“I think we'll continue to find our group and find our rhythm,” Hardin said, “This is tough stuff, because they feel so frustrated and upset, because it really matters to them. They care, and I think they can really appreciate that about the girls. So we'll continue to communicate, continue to fill out our depths and our distances together.”
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