In front of the best home crowd the team has seen all year, Virginia finally put it all together, proving that on its best day, it can play with anyone in the ACC.
The Cavalier men’s lacrosse team has been in the upper echelon of college lacrosse for most of its history.
No. 6 Virginia men’s tennis continued its strong start to the season with a pair of wins at home.
Four different Cavaliers scored more than 10 points, and the Virginia defense stifled Boston College
For a squad that is replacing a lot of starters on both sides of the ball, it would have been easy for Armstrong to transfer to a contender like a lot of other Virginia starters did.
Both squads for the Cavaliers finished the season with strong winning records.
Having fallen to a 3-15 record following a loss to the Seminoles, the Cavaliers will look to rebound in their next match-up.
The past 11 games have seen a streaky Virginia team looking different from one game to the next.
The reigning National Champion Cavaliers enter the season ranked No. 1 by Inside Lacrosse due to an outstanding roster that features five Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-Americans.
Virginia struggled to defend the three-point line in a loss where the Cavaliers simply could not keep up with the Fighting Irish.
The score was 16-16 at the end of all 10 matches, but since North Carolina edged Virginia in overall points 53-45, the criteria gave the Tar Heels the victory.
At the end of the game, Thompson led the team in an hour and a half long “honest conversation” about the team’s goals moving forward in the rest of the season.
Despite falling short in the final, Collins impressed on the path to competing for the title.
With a number of returning players as well as additions to the roster and coaching staff, the softball team will look to pose a threat to conference rivals.
For every De’Andre Hunter that has benefited from a stable program and the wisdom of a tenured coach, there have been thousands of highly-ranked recruits that never quite adjusted.
Despite some positive moments, the Cavaliers have struggled to find consistency against conference rivals this season.
A win for Virginia against a ranked North Carolina team would help their hopes of winning an ACC championship.
The Cavaliers, led by 15 points from Kihei Clark, bounced back at home following a tough loss to NC State.
After a close start, Pittsburgh managed to pull away from the Cavaliers in their season-opener.
Albeit in defeat, junior guard Armaan Franklin paced the Cavaliers with fourteen points while sophomore guard Reece Beekman showed promise once again on both sides of the ball.
