The No. 8 seed Cavaliers earned a birth into the 63-team 2005 NCAA Women's Golf Championships.
In just the team's second season, Virginia has finished in the Top 10 six times this season, including a tie for third place at the ACC Championships April 17. Virginia's play this season has earned the team a No. 29 national ranking.
The Cavaliers are one of 21 teams invited to the East Regional which will be played in Gainesville, Fla. May 5-7.
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