Junior back Inge Kaars Sijpesteijn has been named to womensfieldhockey.com's National Honor Roll for her role in wins against New Hampshire (2-0) and Vermont (2-1). Kaars Sijpesteijn contributed two goals and one assist to the wins. Against New Hampshire, the junior helped the Cavaliers claim their first shutout of the season by scoring an insurance goal late in the game to help Virginia achieve a 2-0 win. Kaars Sijpesteijn managed another goal and an assist for the Cavalier's 2-1 victory against Vermont. Virginia's next matchup is against William and Mary at 7 p.m. Fridayat U-Hall Turf Field.
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