After a big win on the road Tuesday against Liberty, the Cavaliers ultimately fell short against No. 1 North Carolina.
No. 24 Virginia hosted Hofstra in its second-to-last regular season home game Tuesday night, battling to a 1-1 draw despite the Cavaliers outshooting the Pride 14-2.
With the season’s midpoint around the corner, here are four players with the highest chance of turning NFL scouts’ heads for the Draft in April.
Virginia — who has not tasted victory in a month — will face another solid test against Georgia Tech on the road.
Out of 18 teams for women, the Cavaliers won first overall.
The Cavaliers were able to beat the Tigers by a score of 2-1 as Virginia remains just one point back of Duke for the lead in the Coastal division.
Wake Forest emerged victorious, squeezing out a hard-fought win to claim second place in the ACC standings.
The Cavaliers came back from an early deficit, but ultimately couldn't hold their lead.
Madison is the only coach in Division I history to bring three Division I programs to a NCAA Tournament appearance.
Three members of the men's team and six members of the women's team competed in the ITA All-American Championships.
With over a week to prepare after their first draw of the season against No. 3 Duke, the Cavaliers are fired up and ready to defeat the Tigers.
Sally Yates, former U.S. deputy attorney general, released a report last week revealing systemic sexual misconduct and abuse in the National Women’s Soccer League.
The Cavaliers could not manage to steal a road victory against either of its conference foes, falling to 0-5 in conference play.
Virginia is now second in ACC standings, behind only No. 1 ranked North Carolina.
After facing two straight top-five opponents in Duke and Florida State, this matchup against the Orange had all the makings of a trap game for Virginia, and the Cavaliers delivered a frustrating performance with crucial mistakes plaguing the team.
It was a matchup between the ACC Coastal Division’s finest, with the Blue Devils entering and leaving in first place in the division and sitting just one point above the second-place Cavaliers.
After the first quarter, Virginia was outgained 439 yards to 175 and converted just one third down.
While Virginia’s chances for an ACC regular season title are likely dashed with two conference losses, the game still showed signs of a team that can compete for its first national championship.
The men's team recorded a dominant performance over fall break, but the women could not recover from a. slow start in their own tournament.
Coming off a tough home loss against No. 10 Denver in which the game's only goal came from a penalty kick, the Cavaliers (7-4-0, 3-1 ACC) are hungry for a win.
