Woeful three-point shooting doomed a Cavalier offense that could not find any consistency in their first loss.
Although the Cavaliers had the privilege of hosting the event, each team came away feeling like it could do better.
The Cavaliers slowly built up a rhythm that left the Hawks struggling to keep up.
Coach Amaka “Mox” Agugua-Hamilton discussed this season’s outlook with the press Monday.
The Sharks and the Tigers were each overwhelmed by Virginia’s depth of talent at its disposal.
The Cavaliers lost to the Wolfpack but were able to end their regular season with a victory.
Both games ended in 4-3 Cavalier victories, with he doubles point proving to be the difference maker in both matches.
After a tight game against Notre Dame, the Cavaliers did not have nearly as much trouble putting away the Cardinals to end Sunday on a high note.
The Cavaliers are ready to compete at the ITA National Team Indoor Championships held Feb. 10-13 in Seattle, Wash.
The Cavaliers placed third out of 15 teams in the women’s event and sixth out of 15 teams in the men’s event.
