Women’s Basketball: Virginia starts tough stretch tonight at #9 Virginia Tech
Off to its best start in decades, tough sledding lies ahead for the Virginia women’s basketball team.
Off to its best start in decades, tough sledding lies ahead for the Virginia women’s basketball team.
It may have just been the first game of the new year, falling on New Year’s Day, but the women’s basketball clash between North Carolina and Virginia Tech on Sunday had plenty of meaning.
Virginia trailed by seven early in the third quarter, but took control with efficient offense, and went on to defeat Georgia Tech, 69-63.
Clemson was looking for a signature win, and got one on Thursday, knocking off seventh-ranked Virginia Tech, 64-59, at Littlejohn Coliseum.
An exciting, high-powered ACC women’s basketball season is about to kick into high gear Thursday.
In a matchup of two of the more underrated teams in women’s hoops, Duke walked away with the W, knocking off previously unbeaten Virginia, 70-56, on Wednesday.
Virginia lost to Houston on Saturday, and dropped four spots, from second to sixth, in both the Associated Press and coaches’ polls.
Notre Dame held Virginia Tech scoreless for a nearly six-minute stretch of the fourth quarter to break open a close game, and held on to win, 63-52, in Cassell Coliseum on Sunday.
Virginia remained undefeated with a too-easy 84-28 win over Morgan State on Sunday at JPJ.
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