Women’s Lacrosse: No. 14 Virginia dropped by No. 2 Tar Heels, 20-8
The No. 14 Virginia women’s lacrosse team suffered a 20-8 defeat at No. 2 North Carolina on Saturday at Dorrance Field in Chapel Hill.
The No. 14 Virginia women’s lacrosse team suffered a 20-8 defeat at No. 2 North Carolina on Saturday at Dorrance Field in Chapel Hill.
The No. 14 Virginia women’s lacrosse team picked up a 14-9 victory against Richmond on Wednesday at Robins Stadium.
The No. 11 Virginia women’s lacrosse team picked up a 20-9 victory against California on Saturday at Memorial Stadium in Berkeley.
No. 18 Virginia scored the final three goals of the game, but No. 7 Johns Hopkins’ six-goal run in the second half proved to be too much to overcome.
The Cavaliers led by as many as four goals and held a 12-9 edge with 3:05 remaining in the third quarter, but Navy scored five unanswered goals to win 14-12.
No. 12 Virginia scored the opening goal, but its lead was short-lived as Ohio State dominated the rest of the way to its 14-5 victory.
The No. 7 Virginia women’s lacrosse team suffered its first defeat of the season after a 13-7 loss to No. 14 Stanford on Saturday afternoon at Klöckner Stadium.
On a chilly evening at Klöckner Stadium, No. 12 Virginia bounced back with a 17-8 victory over High Point after coming up short against Richmond over the weekend.
Photos from Tuesday’s Virginia-High Point game at Klöckner Stadium, shot by JerryRatcliffe.com photographer Nikolozi Khutsishvili.
Princeton led 11-9 with 13:34 remaining in the game, but Virginia scored four unanswered goals to come back and secure the road victory.
In wet and cold conditions Saturday afternoon at Klöckner Stadium, the Spiders toppled UVA, 13-10, which marked the Hoos’ first loss at Klöckner Stadium in nearly a full calendar year.
Photos from Saturday’s Virginia-Richmond game at Klöckner Stadium, shot by JerryRatcliffe.com photographer Nikolozi Khutsishvili.
Truitt Sunderland scored a career-high six goals and added a career-best three assists in the Cavaliers’ season opener, a 19-9 rout over Colgate.
The Virginia women’s lacrosse team opened the 2025 season with a 20-5 victory against Liberty on Friday at Klöckner Stadium.
Connor Shellenberger put the game in the books with his third goal of the day with 1:40 on the clock in double overtime, giving the Cavaliers an 11-10 win and one more trip to Lincoln Financial Field.
Despite coming back from a three-goal deficit, the fifth-seeded No. 7 Virginia women’s lacrosse team fell to No. 10 Florida by a score of 13-8 in the second round of the NCAA Championship.
Payton Cormier scored a career-high eight goals to shatter several records, including the NCAA Division I all-time goals record, and guide Virginia to a 17-11 victory over Saint Joseph’s in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
The fifth-seeded Virginia women’s lacrosse team put on an offensive clinic cruising to 21-6 victory over LIU in the first round of the NCAA Championship on Friday at Klöckner Stadium.
For the third straight year, Virginia attackman and Charlottesville native Connor Shellenberger has been named one of five finalists for the Tewaaraton Award.
Virginia attackman Connor Shellenberger and defenseman Cole Kastner were both selected in the 2024 Premier Lacrosse League College Draft Tuesday night.