United States Olympians Michelle Vittese and Paige Selenski provided all of the goals for the #7 Cavalier field hockey team as they defeated fourth-ranked and defending national champ Maryland 3-2 on Friday night.
At 5-9 (0-4 ACC), Virginia Volleyball has struggled in Coach Hohenshelt's first season. They fell to Boston College last night 3-0. We at STL aren't too concerned yet, though.
A late Terrapin rally doomed Virginia's chances at taking over first place in the ACC. Though Virginia dominated the stats, the final 13 minutes would prove to be too much for the Hoos.
The Virginia Cavaliers are coming in as underdogs in their own house this weekend as the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs come into town in hopes of keeping their undefeated season alive. Want to go? We're giving away FREE LOWER LEVEL TICKETS right here!
It might still be September, but today's edition of the Rotunda Roundup gives you plenty of spring sports action, with an analysis of former Cavalier Baseball great Danny Hultzen and a couple interested lacrosse pieces. Football and basketball too!
Virginia scored over 40 points five times during the 1968 season, including 63 points against another Louisiana team, Tulane. Will the 1968 uniforms to honor ACC Player of the Year Frank Quayle bring any firepower to the Hoos' struggling offense?
This week, the Hoos return home to face the Bulldogs of Louisiana Tech. The Bulldogs boast one of the top offenses in the nation, while the Hoos have been struggling to score points. Can the Hoos turn things around and pull out a big win?
All three of Virginia's losses have come by one goal to a program now ranked in the Top 10. Despite a lack of recognition in the national polls, could the Hoos be poised to repeat the 2009 run to the National Championship?
Back to back losses for the Cavaliers means that the Hoos aren't even close to the Top 25. In fact, only two ACC schools make the cut. How many would the Hoos need to win in a row to land on the charts?
