On another cool, damp night at Klöckner Stadium, the No. 7 Virginia men's soccer team (14-2-0) remained on fire as they extended their current winning streak to nine games with a convincing 4-1 victory over in-state rival, No.
It seems in sports these days that the only time a coach gets mentioned is following a poor play call or a deflating loss.
Lambeau Field and Cameron Indoor Stadium. Both structures house two of their respective sports most storied and successful teams.
Last night's men's soccer game was a tale of two halves. The first half saw a Cavalier squad that was sluggish and unable to finish the majority of their chances against a weaker Manhattan team.
Injuries. Coaches, players and fans alike cringe simply hearing the word. An injury can deflate a season, not only for a player, but for an entire team.
Virginia faces a stern task tonight against No. 3 ranked UCLA. The No. 5 Virginia's women soccer team has stormed out of the gate to its best start since 1990, 4-0-0, but the Cavaliers will entertain their toughest foe to date with the No.
