Volleyball leaves D.C. Challenge unmarred, taking down all three of its opponents
By Lauren Halak | YesterdayVirginia did not miss a beat from last season.
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Virginia did not miss a beat from last season.
The Cavaliers now await the announcement of the NCAA Tournament bracket Sunday.
Virginia coasted to another ACC victory Sunday afternoon.
The Cavaliers fought admirably but predictably fell short against one of the best teams in college volleyball.
The Cavaliers split their matches on their west coast road trip.
Even though they lost via a sweep, the Cavaliers fought admirably.
The return of senior libero Milan Gomillion spurred the Cavaliers to victory Friday afternoon.
The Cavaliers rallied from behind for a thrilling Wednesday night win at Memorial Gymnasium.
The Cavaliers fell in three straight sets and struggled to close the early lead taken by the Mustangs.
The Panthers' prowess proved too much for the Cavaliers to overcome.
A pair of national contenders are heading to Charlottesville, where the Cavaliers will fight for an upset victory or two.
Senior outside hitter Elayna Duprey led the team throughout the match with 22 points and 18 kills.
The Cavaliers continue their best ACC run since 2006.
Virginia dug out of a massive hole just to reach the final set.
Virginia moves to 5-2 in conference play, further advancing a breakout campaign.
