After trailing 6-5 at the intermission, the No. 16 Cavaliers outscored the seventh-ranked Blue Devils by five goals in the second half.

The No. 22 Virginia women’s lacrosse team suffered a 19-4 loss against No. 2 North Carolina on Friday at Klöckner Stadium in Charlottesville.

Brendan Millon scored the game-winning goal with 3:29 remaining to give the Cavaliers their first lead since the opening quarter.

In its second night game at Klöckner Stadium, Virginia erupted for eight unanswered first-half goals, powering an 18-7 rout of Dartmouth.

Andrew Greenspan won a career-high 15 faceoffs and Truitt Sunderland matched his career best with six goals to lead Virginia to a 16-11 win.

In a defensive struggle, the No. 19 Virginia women’s lacrosse team fell 6-5 to No. 10 Syracuse on Saturday at Scott Stadium.

Saturday’s contest marked the fourth one-score game – including third in overtime – in the last nine meetings between the rivals.

Virginia held a 9-8 lead with 11:47 remaining, but Clemson scored four-straight goals to build up a 12-9 advantage and held on.

The No. 21 Virginia women’s lacrosse team picked up a 12-10 victory against No. 19 Princeton on Wednesday at Klöckner Stadium.

The No. 20 Virginia women’s lacrosse team picked up a 15-7 victory at Florida State on Sunday at Seminole Lacrosse Complex in Tallahassee.

A six-goal run bridging the first and second quarters propelled Towson past No. 17 Virginia in its 13-9 win Saturday evening.

No. 17 Virginia scored the game’s first four goals and cruised to a 14-7 road victory over High Point Tuesday evening.

No. 13 Virginia managed to only score two of the game’s final 12 goals, as No. 16 Johns Hopkins mounted a 14-13 comeback victory.

The No. 21 Virginia women’s lacrosse team suffered a 16-8 loss against No. 2 Stanford on Saturday at Klöckner Stadium.

The No. 24 Virginia women’s lacrosse team picked up a 9-7 victory against No. 5 Notre Dame on Sunday in South Bend.

No. 17 Virginia scored 11 seconds in, and the rest was never in doubt as UVA cruised to a decisive 19-7 victory over Stony Brook on Saturday.

The No. 24 Virginia women’s lacrosse team picked up a 17-8 victory against Liberty on Wednesday at Liberty Lacrosse Field in Lynchburg.

No. 8 Richmond scored 11 of the final 16 goals on the way to its 18-12 victory over No. 13 Virginia at Robins Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The No. 12 Virginia women’s lacrosse team suffered a 17-9 loss against No. 6 Maryland on Saturday at SECU Stadium in College Park, Md.

UVA’s Addi Foster led the Cavaliers with four goals and an assist, while fellow junior Jenna DiNardo had three goals with an assist.