Last night at the Dedmon Center Stadium, the No. 4 Virginia men's lacrosse team (5-3) clobbered Radford (1-7), 22-3, for its fourth consecutive win. The 22 goals were a season-high for the Cavaliers.
Ten Virginia players scored, contributing to the offensive onslaught. Junior midfielder Brenndan Mohler led Virginia with five goals. In addition to Mohler, A.J. Shannon, David Jenkins, Ted Lamade, Chris Rotelli and Brett Wagner notched at least two goals each. Junior attackman Conor Gill posted one goal and six assists in Virginia
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