A late-game surge by Old Dominion gave the Monarchs the upset win over the Cavaliers yesterday.
After leading 6-2 in the bottom of the sixth inning, the Cavaliers allowed the Monarchs to come sweeping back in the sixth and seventh innings and eventually take the game 7-6.
Virginia was attempting to avenge a loss to Old Dominion last season, but was unable to do so on the road.
With the loss, Virginia falls to 2-2 on the season going into their home opener this weekend. The Monarchs improved to 3-2.
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