No. 6 Virginia continued its early-season dominance, winning its fourth game of the season with a 1-0 shutout over No. 21 West Virginia.
Six and a half minutes into the game, Virginia forward Kristin Weiss knocked the ball into the back of the West Virginia net from 20 yards out. The early goal would be the only score of the game as Virginia took the victory and extended its shutout streak to 360 minutes.
Cavalier goalkeeper Christina de Vries had two saves in the contest. She has yet to allow a goal in her collegiate career (468 minutes of play).
Read More
No. 24 Virginia rides hot start past Maryland Eastern Shore
By Thomas Baxter | 5 hours agoNow 10 games into the season, the team is beginning to find its footing as one of the best offensive teams in the country. Coach Ryan Odom said he is beginning to get an idea of who everyone is and what the team is capable of, but needs to see them in more high-pressure situations too.
Virginia football has not played with everything to lose, and it showed
By Ryan Weiner | 18 hours ago“I feel like we missed and made mistakes that they capitalized on,” graduate linebacker James Jackson said. “It’s hard to win games when you make mistakes a lot.”
No. 4 men’s and No. 6 women’s squash fall to Harvard, triumph over Cornell
By Peter Kratz | YesterdayFacing tough Ivy League opponents this early in the season should help new additions to the roster acclimate to college squash and remind veterans of the speed of some of the nation’s best.
