No. 8 field hockey falls short versus No. 2 Northwestern in NCAA quarterfinals
By Grace Gould | 3 days agoVirginia's season ended Sunday in overtime.
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Virginia's season ended Sunday in overtime.
Daniela Mendez-Trendler delivered the final blow in an exciting Cavaliers win.
The Cavalier offense had its worst outing of the season as they were once again defeated by the rival Tar Heels.
With a win, the Cavaliers would take control of first place in the ACC.
Virginia's defense is back on track with a strong performance.
Virginia came out on top, earning victory in an all-time classic.
Against a fellow national contender, Virginia's defense buckled.
Virginia lost its first game of the season last week, but the end of its winning streak could aid its postseason chances.
Mendez-Trendler has an Olympic dream, but right now, she is focused on the 2024 season with the Cavaliers.
After suffering their first loss of the season Friday, the Cavaliers responded with an impressive victory.
The Cavaliers fought valiantly, but ultimately left Massachusetts with a stinging overtime defeat.
Virginia struggled offensively but still put away its competition with ease.
The Cavalier defense allowed zero goals en route to a highly valuable victory.
Virginia will take a perfect 7-0 record into Durham this week.
Currently tied atop the ACC standings, the Cavaliers are looking strong.
