A strong offensive performance from the Cavaliers was not enough to keep up with the Eagles in their home arena.
Led by sophomore attacker Rachel Clark with six goals, the Cavaliers secured a dominant victory over the Rams.
The Cavaliers never trailed after an explosive second period that led to an 11-4 halftime lead.
The Cavaliers bounced back nicely from a disappointing loss in double overtime against the Spiders by earning another conference win on the road.
If Virginia is able to combine its defensive showing against Clemson and its offensive output against the Phoenix, the Cavaliers may have a chance against No. 1 North Carolina Saturday.
The Cavaliers were able to overcome an early four-goal deficit to get a win on the Tigers' home field.
If Virginia can stay consistently competitive, utilize its new coaching staff and increase speed on offense and transitions, it’s a strong bet that the Cavaliers will find success this year.
Virginia was unable to complete another comeback, and North Carolina prevailed 3-2 to earn its sixth consecutive ACC Championship.
The Cavaliers took the advantage over the Terrapins in shots and broke even on penalty corners, but were unable to capitalize on any strike, resulting in a 2-0 shutout.
After a big win on the road Tuesday against Liberty, the Cavaliers ultimately fell short against No. 1 North Carolina.
