A second-game sweep from Coastal Carolina was the only blemish in a productive weekend for the Cavaliers.
The Cavaliers were held in check by the Blue Devils on all ends of the pitch Friday night
An untimely weather delay stifled the Cavaliers' momentum, allowing the Dukes to over come a double-digit deficit.
Virginia ended the game with 13 shots and two shots on goal.
The 2023-24 season looks very bright for the Cavaliers.
The Cavaliers have shown that they have a chance to reclaim the conference title for the first time since 2016— and maybe go further still.
An up-and-down start to the season may be cause for concern, but the Cavaliers have the talent to be as dangerous as ever.
The event continues a trend of women's sports getting the opportunity to play in larger arenas.
Among the leaders of the new orange and blue will be Christian Bliss, a four star point guard from Newtown, Penn.
In the first home game of the season, the Cavaliers hope to bounce back from an opening loss against an in-state rival.
After dropping the first set, the Cavaliers stormed back to take the final two in their first midweek matchup.
Cavaliers earn signature win over Terrapins behind a pair of early goals
The Cavaliers held onto an early lead to claim their fourth home win of the season.
This game was slated to be a special one for Virginia Coach Michele Madison, who began her coaching career with four seasons at the helm for Temple.
Despite dropping the first set in each match, the Cavaliers were able to make it out of New York undefeated.
The Cavaliers were able to keep the game competitive for almost the entire first half, but the lack of offensive firepower put the team too far behind to come back.
Despite a drop in the rankings, Virginia is still playing impressive soccer.
In total, four players will don jerseys with the patches.
Cavaliers coast to victory over shorthanded Patriots
A mix of unexpected departures and notable transfer portal additions result in a roster that looks quite different from last year.
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