Spaanstra earns Scholar All-America Honors from United Soccer Coaches
Junior forward Alexa Spaanstra has been named a Scholar All-America selection by the United Soccer Coaches.
Junior forward Alexa Spaanstra has been named a Scholar All-America selection by the United Soccer Coaches.
Virginia women’s soccer players Rebecca Jarrett and Alexa Spaanstra have been named Scholar All-Region selections by the United Soccer Coaches.
Junior forward Rebecca Jarrett and freshman midfielder Lia Godfrey were named to the NCAA Women’s College Cup All-Tournament Team.
Florida State freshman goalkeeper Cristina Roque denied the Cavaliers a chance to play for the NCAA women’s soccer championship when she saved two penalty kicks in a shootout Thursday night, and the Seminoles made all three of their attempts to advance to the College Cup final.
Lia Godfrey, a freshman on the Virginia women’s soccer team, has been named a second-team All-America selection by the United Soccer Coaches.
When Virginia’s women’s soccer team takes the field Thursday night against top-seeded Florida State, it won’t be Steve Swanson’s first rodeo.
Three members of the Virginia women’s soccer team earned United Soccer Coaches All-Region honors: Alexa Spaanstra, Diana Ordoñez and Lia Godfrey.
Head coach George Gelnovatch announced the addition of 12 newcomers to the Virginia men’s soccer program on Tuesday.
Lizzy Sieracki found the perfect moment to net her first goal of the season.
Sophomore forward Diana Ordoñez turned in her second hat trick of the season to help push No. 13 Virginia to a 3-0 victory over Rice on Wednesday.
Alexa Spaanstra posted her second two-goal game of the tournament, and Laurel Ivory turned in a career-best performance as the Cavaliers blanked BYU, 2-0.
For a team that hadn’t played a soccer match in nearly three weeks, Virginia showed plenty of form in the opening round of the NCAA Women’s Soccer Championship.
For the first time in 19 months, Virginia will play in the NCAA Women’s Soccer Championship, and for some time Cavaliers coach Steve Swanson wondered whether that would come to pass.
The 12th-ranked Virginia women’s soccer team has earned a berth in the 2021 NCAA Women’s Soccer Championship.
Former Cavalier and current Real Salt Lake defender Bret Halsey along with second year Andreas Ueland were honored as All-ACC selections on Wednesday.
The No. 12 Virginia women’s soccer team and No. 5 West Virginia battled for 110 minutes to a 1-1 draw on Saturday at Klöckner Stadium.
No. 1 Pitt secured its first ever Coastal Division championship with a 5-0 win over Virginia on Friday at Ambrose Urbana Field.
The top-10 matchup lived up to its billing on Saturday, but the Cavaliers came up short as No. 10 Virginia fell to No. 4 West Virginia by a score of 1-0.
Louisville scored both of its goals in the first 35 minutes of the match and held on for a 2-1 victory over Virginia on Friday.
Virginia (7-6-1, 2-2 ACC Spring) suffered its first loss at Klöckner Stadium this spring after a 3-1 setback against Duke (4-9-2, 2-2-0 ACC Spring).