The combination of the rink demolition and COVID-19 sent the team spiraling into a rebuild.
Time will only tell for Kastner, but for now he will continue to focus on lacrosse with the hope of bringing another national championship home to Virginia.
The Cavaliers, despite registering 20 shots with six of them on goal, were unable to find a winner in regulation time against the Thundering Herd.
The Cavaliers were led by freshman forward Michael Tsicoulias and junior midfielder Daniel Mangarov who netted the two goals in the second half to bring themselves level with the Tar Heels.
After finishing last in the ACC Coastal conference and an overall record of 6-9-3, the Cavaliers (9-4-2, 5-1-1 ACC) have transformed into a National Championship contender.
After two straight road wins against ranked ACC opponents, Virginia’s three game win streak came to an end.
The Cavaliers demonstrated offensive prowess with 15 shots against the Eagles Tuesday night at Klockner Stadium.
After demonstrating their attacking prowess on Friday with a 4-2 win against Virginia Tech, the Cavaliers continued their attacking display, registering 14 shots on goal.
The Cavaliers faced their toughest test of the season so far and were overwhelmed by the Terrapins' attacking prowess and high press.
The Cavaliers displayed impressive control of the game until its final few minutes, where the Musketeers capitalized on just their third shot of the game.
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