#2 UVA(7-1) v UR MLAX(5-3) noon Saturday April 2 Brickhouse($),ESPN+,NBCWASH
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| 02/05 | vs Air Force | W | 21-11 |
| 02/13 | vs High Point | W | 11-10 |
| 02/19 | @ Towson | W | 9-18 |
| 02/26 | vs Syracuse | W | 20-11 |
| 03/05 | vs Johns Hopkins | W | 19-8 |
| 03/10 | @ North Carolina | W | 11-15 |
| 03/19 | @ Maryland | L | 23-12 |
| 03/26 | vs Notre Dame | W | 12-8 |
2022 ACC Offensive Players of the Week
Feb. 8 – Brennan O’Neill, So., A, Duke
Feb. 15 – Chris Gray, Sr., A, North Carolina
Feb. 22 – Pat Kavanagh, Jr., A, Notre Dame
March 1 – Chris Gray, Sr., A, North Carolina
March 8 – Payton Cormier, Jr., A, Virginia | Chris Gray, Sr., A, North Carolina
March 15 – Connor Shellenberger, So., A, Virginia
March 22 – Brennan O’Neill, So., A, Duke; Tucker Dordevic, R-Jr., A, Syracuse
March 29 – Tucker Dordevic, R-Jr., Syracuse
2022 ACC Defensive Players of the Week
Feb. 8 – Mike Adler, Gr., G, Duke
Feb. 15 – Matthew Nunes, Fr., G, Virginia
Feb. 22 – Tyler Carpenter, Jr., LSM, Duke
March 1 – Petey LaSalla, Sr., FO, Virginia
March 8 – Cole Kastner, So., D, Virginia
March 15 – Cole Kastner, So., D, Virginia
March 22 – Liam Entenmann, Jr., G, Notre Dame
March 29 – Matthew Nunes, Fr., G, Virginia
Feb. 8 – Brennan O’Neill, So., A, Duke
Feb. 15 – Chris Gray, Sr., A, North Carolina
Feb. 22 – Pat Kavanagh, Jr., A, Notre Dame
March 1 – Chris Gray, Sr., A, North Carolina
March 8 – Payton Cormier, Jr., A, Virginia | Chris Gray, Sr., A, North Carolina
March 15 – Connor Shellenberger, So., A, Virginia
March 22 – Brennan O’Neill, So., A, Duke; Tucker Dordevic, R-Jr., A, Syracuse
March 29 – Tucker Dordevic, R-Jr., Syracuse
2022 ACC Defensive Players of the Week
Feb. 8 – Mike Adler, Gr., G, Duke
Feb. 15 – Matthew Nunes, Fr., G, Virginia
Feb. 22 – Tyler Carpenter, Jr., LSM, Duke
March 1 – Petey LaSalla, Sr., FO, Virginia
March 8 – Cole Kastner, So., D, Virginia
March 15 – Cole Kastner, So., D, Virginia
March 22 – Liam Entenmann, Jr., G, Notre Dame
March 29 – Matthew Nunes, Fr., G, Virginia
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#1 Connor Shellenberger
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#26 Griffin Schutz
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#24 Payton Cormier
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#10 Xander Dickson
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#41 Matthew Nunes
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#23 Petey LaSalla
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From JOC article-
….The Spiders (5-3) host No. 2 Virginia (7-1) at noon. Getting a defensive grip on UVA’s offense is the Spiders’ key. Virginia ranks fourth nationally in scoring (16 goals/game), while the Spiders rank 11th in scoring defense (9.75 goals allowed/game)…
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No. 2 UVA lacrosse aims not to be 'predictable' at Richmond
CHARLOTTESVILLE — With a morning bus ride to play an unranked, nonconference opponent, Lars Tiffany knows what outsiders might expect from his No. 2 Virginia lacrosse team Saturday at Richmond.
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Goalie Zach Vigue had 16 saves(55%).That was BIG.
Jared Chenoy at FO was BIG.Turned game around by winning 12.
Chenoy(7) and Kology(6) were BIG with GBs.As were Baran,
Lanchbury and Dunn,3 each.
Lanchbury(4g,1a) ,Young(4g,3a) and Dunn(3g,2a) provided offensive firepower as did Madonna(2g,1a) and Phiffer(2g).
A BIG Team W.
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Couple of observations. Uva was clearly bigger stronger and faster but we matched their intensity. Towards the end of the first one of our smaller middies absolutely leveled one of their long sticks. At that point the momentum of the game seemed to turn.
Goalie for UR was outstanding today. Made some great saves early forcing uva to adjust their shots which many hit the post as a result.
Very pleased with the level of intensity of this team. Made some errors, some pretty poor clear attempts at times but overall very well played game. Spiders def controlled the tempo midway through the second.
Goalie for UR was outstanding today. Made some great saves early forcing uva to adjust their shots which many hit the post as a result.
Very pleased with the level of intensity of this team. Made some errors, some pretty poor clear attempts at times but overall very well played game. Spiders def controlled the tempo midway through the second.
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And none of the wahoos knew how to park or drive.
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Virginia Men's Lacrosse || Cavaliers Fall at Richmond, 17-13 https://virginiasports.com/news/2022/04/02/cavaliers-fall-at-richmond-17-13/
Virginia Men's Lacrosse || Cavaliers Fall at Richmond, 17-13 https://virginiasports.com/news/2022/04/02/cavaliers-fall-at-richmond-17-13/
Matt KinnearRetired so every day is Saturday and enjoy them all, but today was special. Wonderful. Damned proud of Spiders' play! Congrats team! Well played!
"Enjoyed"reading UVA message board lacrosse comments..............lots of humor from a Spider perspective................the "moaning and groaning" is epic.................
Best "most laughable" comment in that category was about Starsia needing a better announcer with him.................obstensibly thinking Starsia was announcing because the mighty Hoos were playing......and oblivious to the fact that Starsia works for the Spiders for all our home games.................
https://virginia.sportswar.com/chat-board-index/
Best "most laughable" comment in that category was about Starsia needing a better announcer with him.................obstensibly thinking Starsia was announcing because the mighty Hoos were playing......and oblivious to the fact that Starsia works for the Spiders for all our home games.................
https://virginia.sportswar.com/chat-board-index/
Awfully convenient to blame only Ayers (Who deserves A TON of blame) when he's on the board. I was there Saturday and it was nice to see, though the board and Ayers are to blame for this which he was on and a part of. That move also cost us Bobby Ukrop who defected to VCU and coincided about with the time they started spreading to every part of the region and cost us influence in our own city.
Glad we have lax, was at the game Saturday. Played the sport myself. That doesn't mean they didn't come about in a nefarious way. Should of never dropped the sports to add lax. Should of just added womens volleyball. The horror of adding more student athletes to the school?! You know the ones who have a higher graduation rate than the student body and come back to campus all the time for events and donate their money. Who would want that?
Glad we have lax, was at the game Saturday. Played the sport myself. That doesn't mean they didn't come about in a nefarious way. Should of never dropped the sports to add lax. Should of just added womens volleyball. The horror of adding more student athletes to the school?! You know the ones who have a higher graduation rate than the student body and come back to campus all the time for events and donate their money. Who would want that?
My younger brother played soccer at UR; I was on the club team my senior year, two years before it became a varsity sport. I was not happy when the program was dropped, and stopped donating for a couple years.
I don't especially care for lacrosse. But I am glad we have a team, just sorry it came at the expense of two programs that should have been maintained.
And there is no reason for us not to have volleyball, a sport that almost every intercollegiate athletics program in the country sponsors. And men's soccer as well, seeing as how boys soccer is one of the most popular sports in American high schools.
I don't especially care for lacrosse. But I am glad we have a team, just sorry it came at the expense of two programs that should have been maintained.
And there is no reason for us not to have volleyball, a sport that almost every intercollegiate athletics program in the country sponsors. And men's soccer as well, seeing as how boys soccer is one of the most popular sports in American high schools.
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Another chance to take a big jump with a game at Jacksonville next.
We are one of only 18 D-I schools that don't sponsor women's volleyball. (And yes, nearly all D-II and D-III schools sponsor it as well.)
Men's soccer is more split...208 have it, 150 don't.
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