Cassese’s hire follows a May 18 announcement from Virginia Athletics that stated the program would begin a nationwide search for a new leader.
In curtly dismissing Tiffany, Virginia Athletics has opened a Pandora’s Box of allegations over culture issues and criticisms of players and off-field behavior, which, whether they are sound or not, will continue to abound and are destructive to what Tiffany built over the last decade.
“This whole year has [not been] a failure by any means,” Schroter said. ”I truly believe with my whole heart that we have the best culture in the whole … lacrosse world.”
“He is the best communicator I think I've ever had for a captain,” Tiffany said. “His emotional intelligence is through the roof, and yet he's a ferocious warrior … it almost feels like a spiritual lift as well.”
“We're just trying to play our best lacrosse,” Tiffany said. “As we go down to Charlotte, first and foremost, I want to win an ACC tournament … that's what we're striving for right now.”
“Odds [were] it's got to break at some point,” Tiffany said. “We're fortunate today to get ours and see what happens the next time we see Duke.”
Despite Virginia’s possession struggles, junior midfielder Kate Galica had another impressive performance on the draw.
By connecting female students across different programs with both each other and other women in the workforce, WLDP seeks to help its participants envision themselves in all kinds of leadership roles.
No. 1 Notre Dame walked into Klöckner Stadium on Saturday the premier team in the country, preparing to steamroll the weakest of their four ACC foes on their home field.
With the days of back-to-back NCAA Championships in 2019 and 2021 now far in the rearview, after four bumpy losses, Virginia looks to claw back into conference contention
