The snow of 2003 claimed another victim Wednesday as the Virginia women's lacrosse game at William & Mary was postponed due to inclement weather. The game was to be the opener for the third-ranked Cavaliers, who now will open the season at Syracuse on Saturday. A make-up date for the contest against the Tribe has yet to be determined.
The Cavaliers are scheduled to play sixteen lacrosse games this season, including home matches against nonconference foes Princeton and Penn State.
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