The Sharks and the Tigers were each overwhelmed by Virginia’s depth of talent at its disposal.
The Cavaliers left Seattle with a win over San Diego after two hard-fought losses over Michigan and Pepperdine.
The Cavaliers are ready to compete at the ITA National Team Indoor Championships held Feb. 10-13 in Seattle, Wash.
The Cavaliers defeated both Washington State and South Carolina to ensure a place at the national tournament in Seattle.
Three members of the men's team and six members of the women's team competed in the ITA All-American Championships.
The Cavaliers will head into the conference tournament with momentum on their side following a pair of wins in their final regular season match-ups
Before their first match on Friday, the Cavaliers celebrated senior day by honoring seniors Amber O'Dell and Sophia Munera.
Despite falling short in the final, Collins impressed on the path to competing for the title.
Navarro joins current world No. 50 Danielle Collins — who won NCAA singles titles in 2014 and 2016 — in the record books as she brings home the Cavaliers’ third singles title.
Subhash has her eyes set on an ACC Championship, National Championship and maybe even a Grand Slam down the road.
No. 14 Virginia fell 5-2 against top-ranked ACC foe North Carolina. However, stellar singles performances from freshman Emma Navarro and sophomore Natasha Subhash were bright spots on the day.
In its first home game of the season, No. 14 Virginia proved itself yet again as it took down Virginia Commonwealth and No. 18 South Carolina.
The Cavaliers (1-1, 0-0 ACC) defeated the Lady Volunteers (4-1, 0-0 SEC) 4-1 before falling to the Buckeyes (2-0, 0-0 Big Ten) by a score of 4-2 in the final.
The No. 10 Cavaliers sputtered against two top-ten ACC teams, struggling to find any answers for strong North Carolina and NC State squads
Individually, Subhash posted a stellar 26-6 singles record this year and was 15-5 against nationally ranked opponents.
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