Missed opportunities and lapses plague No. 1 women’s soccer in defeat to No. 3 Stanford
By Peter Kratz | YesterdayVirginia's nearly two-month unbeaten run finally came to an end.
Virginia's nearly two-month unbeaten run finally came to an end.
Unbeaten and surging, Virginia polished off its final non-conference foe.
Virginia could have won by even more in the top-10 matchup if you go by chances created.
Coach Steve Swanson, on a sunny day, saw the grimness in the afternoon's performance.
By the time she was named the nation's top high school player, Halpern had already spent a semester training at college.
Virginia saw a lot of the ball, for almost all of the game, and then finally broke through.
Virginia got the better of LIU in the NCAA Tournament for the second year in a row.
Virginia earned a much-needed win before a tough upcoming slate of games.
Virginia has now beaten two ranked opponents in a row.
The Cavaliers did not win the national championship but made strides against elite competition.