With the NWSL playoffs less than a month away, it may be time to brush up on the Virginia alumnae that are currently making an impact.
With conference play wide open and tournament time on the horizon, the newest members of the Cavalier Daily sports desk are here to handle pressing questions at the season’s midpoint.
The Cavaliers could not overcome a talented field, finishing in the bottom three of the tournament team standings.
After transferring from Oregon State, Thiam could be the piece to push Virginia over the edge in terms of its national championship-level ceiling.
Virginia outshot the RedHawks 19-1, with eight shots on goal.
Two penalty corner goals led to the first Virginia road loss of the season.
The offense has managed to score only two goals in the past five games.
Junior libero Milan Gomillion led both teams with 17 digs in the loss to Boston College.
The Cavaliers could not take advantage of a 4-1 turnover margin and fell to 0-5 for the first time since 1982.
The Cavaliers cruised to a three-goal victory over the Cardinals
Colandrea ranks forty-third amongst FBS quarterbacks with a QBR of 69.8.
In a must-win game for the Cavaliers, a new look at quarterback aims to decrease offensive turnovers.
Cavaliers use strong defense to seal victory over Buccaneers
Amanda Sambach was the bright spot with her individual victory, but the entire team played well in the tournament.
After a strong non-conference slate, the Cavaliers struggled in their first two road ACC contests.
The Cavaliers outshot the No. 15 Fighting Irish despite a two-goal defeat
The Cavaliers are now 0-4 for the first time this century.
The struggling offense has just one goal in its last three games.
The Cavaliers will go up against familiar faces in their first Friday home game since 2021.
With time to assemble her squad, the Wells era is now fully underway.
