CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The No. 3 seeded Virginia women’s soccer team (13-3-3) opens play in the NCAA Tournament on Saturday night (Nov. 12) when the Cavaliers take on Fairleigh Dickinson (8-10-3) at Klöckner Stadium. Kick is set for 6 p.m.
TICKETS AVAILABLE
Tickets are $12 for reserved seats (if available) and $8 for general admission tickets. Student tickets are available for $5. Parking passes for the JPJ West and South lots are $5 and can be purchased in advance online or at the lots on game day.
Tickets can be ordered online at UVATix.com
HOW TO FOLLOW THE ACTION
Saturday night’s match will be streamed on ESPN+ which is available as a subscription through ESPN.com and other streaming service providers like Hulu. Live stats will also be available for the game. Fans can also get updates by following the program’s official Twitter account (@UVAWomenSoccer).
QUICK KICKS
• UVA locked up one of four No. 3 seeds for the NCAA Tournament with a fourth-place finish in the ACC.
• Virginia is making its 29th consecutive appearance in the NCAA Tournament and 35th overall.
• The 29 consecutive appearances is the second-longest active streak while the 35 total appearances is the second most total appearances by a program in NCAA history.
• Virginia is hosting NCAA play at Klöckner Stadium for the 25th time in the last 29 seasons.
• The Hoos had five players earn placement on an All-ACC team this season with Lia Godfrey (1st), Haley Hopkins (2nd), Maggie Cagle (3rd/Freshman), Alexa Spaanstra (3rd) and Jill Flammia (Freshman) all being recognized by the league’s coaches.
• Spaanstra is tied for third in total assists among active NCAA D1 players (34).
• Cayla White has eight solo shutouts this year and needs one more to tie for ninth all-time at UVA in season shutouts. Her 10 career shutouts is tied for ninth all-time and one shy of seventh at UVA.
• Hopkins leads the Hoos with 11 goals this season and is third among active NCAA D1 players in career goals scored with 53 goals and 131 points to date. She is fourth in goals per game (2.10).
• Maggie Cagle leads UVA with nine assists and is 22nd nationally in assists per game (0.47) and third in the ACC.
• As a team, Virginia in the top 20 nationally in scoring offense (13th – 2.37 gpg), total goals (12th – 45) and total points (17th – 128). UVA is top three in the ACC in all three categories.
• The Hoos have three players set to hit the century mark in career games played this…