Freshman Ben James performed well yet again, but the Cavaliers could not pull ahead of the Demon Deacons.
The Cavaliers got off to a hot start against the Orange and were never truly threatened throughout the game.
Virginia’s struggles continued, particularly on the pitching side with Notre Dame scoring 25 runs across three games.
The set of victories gives Virginia its third straight ACC tournament victory, and has them peaking just as the NCAA championship begins.
fter only having a one goal lead at halftime, the Cavaliers opened the second half with a 3-0 run to break the game open against the Hokies.
The Cavaliers lost to the Wolfpack but were able to end their regular season with a victory.
The Cavaliers dropped the series opener and finale, but fought hard to pick up game two against the national powerhouse.
After a scalding-hot start, the Cavaliers have lost two of their last three conference series.
The Cavaliers were unable to find the back of the net in the final seconds after coming back from seven goals down.
A strong offensive performance from the Cavaliers was not enough to keep up with the Eagles in their home arena.
Two teams of five were able to compete for the Cavaliers, with the A-team being lead by medalist Ben James.
In light of the Cavaliers' recent loss, let's take a look down memory lane for the losses that stung most.
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Anna Williamson covers life as a student manager and lessons she has learned from the Cavalier program.
Junior attacker Morgan Schwab had a career day as the Cavaliers won the game with a. strong closing quarter.
The Cavaliers stayed undefeated on the road despite Connor Shellenberger being unavailable.
The series defeat leaves the Cavaliers in the middle of the pack of the conference standings as the season begins to wane.
With the series sweep, the Cavaliers are now an impressive 7-2 against ranked teams this season.
The Cavaliers were able to stay undefeated in conference play with two strong victories over ranked opponents.
Led by sophomore attacker Rachel Clark with six goals, the Cavaliers secured a dominant victory over the Rams.
