No. 3 field hockey clips the Cardinals’ wings with shutout win in Louisville
By Eleanor Buchanan | 2 days agoIt is a testament to how good this Virginia defense is that the Cardinals could not get on the board in the second half.
It is a testament to how good this Virginia defense is that the Cardinals could not get on the board in the second half.
When the postseason begins with the ACC Tournament, all that matters is making a deep run — and fighting to reach Durham, N.C. for the national championship game.
For the entirety of regulation, Virginia managed just one shot on goal. In a vacuum, one would think that lack of offense resulted in a loss — but Coach Ole Keusgen and company had other plans.
The victory was Virginia's fourth ACC win this year.
The Cavaliers triumphed in the first of two games out West.
The Cavaliers have conquered yet another powerhouse.
A first quarter goal and excellent goalkeeping were enough to keep the Eagles at bay
Though the stats showed a dominant 4-1 victory for Virginia, with the Dukes being outshot by a whopping 20-5, the game was much closer.
Virginia has started the season with three consecutive ranked wins.
Cavalier field hockey dispatched one of the nation's top teams.
In a 5-1 victory, the Cavaliers came ready to play.
The Cavaliers have reloaded with new talent.
One of Virginia's first female stars shares her story with The Cavalier Daily.
Coach Ole Keusgen's debut season was marked with both memorable highlights and frustrating shortcomings.
Virginia's season ended Sunday in overtime.