With the ACC Tournament well underway, there is not much the No. 6 Virginia women's lacrosse team can complain about much as they've had another successful season.
Along with the warm temperatures that accompany the end of April comes the ACC Tournament. The No.
It is do-or-die for the No. 6 Virginia women's lacrosse team. As the Cavaliers make the long trip to Chestnut Hill, Mass.
When senior Kate Breslin first decided to attend Virginia and join the women's lacrosse team, there was no question that she would be a great addition to the Cavaliers and would help raise the expectations of the team.
Not only did this past weekend bring about terrible weather, it also brought disappointing news to the No.
It has been exactly seven days since the No. 5-ranked Virginia women's lacrosse team has taken the field to face an opponent.This marks the longest stretch without a game the squad has had since the time between their first and second games.
The No. 3 Virginia women's lacrosse team (9-1, 2-1 ACC) has not performed this well 10 games into the season since 1994, when the Cavaliers managed a 13-4 record.
The only place the No. 3-ranked Virginia women's lacrosse team (8-1, 2-1 ACC) appears headed is onward and upward, as they come off a huge win over No.
With 22 seconds left in the first half, the No. 3-ranked Virginia women's lacrosse team moved the ball around all sides of the opposing goal and still could not capitalize, even though the team was up 6-2 against No.
Despite suffering a loss to the No. 2-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels last weekend, Virginia looks to rebound with a victory over No.
