No. 12 Virginia Hosts No. 24 Duke for Senior Day

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The No. 12 Virginia ladies’s lacrosse crew (9-4, 4-2 ACC) hosts No. 24 Duke (6-6, 1-5 ACC) on Saturday (April 8) at 2 p.m. at Klöckner Stadium for Senior Day.

HOW TO WATCH
The sport can be broadcast on ESPNU with Drew Carter (play-by-play) and Courtney Connor (shade) on the decision. Hyperlinks for stay stats and the stay stream can be found on VirginiaSports.com.

IN THE RECORD BOOKS

• Three gamers have moved into the UVA High 10 in profession stats this season.
• Junior Aubrey Williams grew to become the all-time chief in draw controls at UVA, with 304 and counting. Williams surpassed earlier document holder Maggie Jackson’s 301 within the win at VCU along with her 15 attracts. 15 additionally matches essentially the most ever in a single recreation at UVA.
• Graduate scholar Ashlyn McGovern ranks within the high 10 in each objectives and factors. She is fifth all-time with 192 objectives and tenth all-time with 208 factors in her profession.
• Junior Morgan Schwab is sixth all-time with 84 profession assists. Schwab has 35 assists this season, second-most by a 3rd 12 months to Lindsay Sheehan’s third-year document of 43 set in 1985.

ACC RANKINGS

• Virginia is at the moment tied for fourth within the ACC heading into its final three convention video games of the common season.
• Together with Duke, UVA may even play No. 7 Boston School and Virginia Tech earlier than the 2023 ACC Event.

SENIOR DAY

• UVA will honor its 9 fourth, fifth and sixth years previous to Saturday’s recreation in opposition to Duke.
• The seniors to be honored embody Jaime Biskup, Alex Burtnett, Courtlynne Caskin, Nina Garfinkel, Ashlyn McGovern, Annika Meyer, Taylor Mullen, Kiki Shaw and Darby Welsh.

AGAINST DUKE

• Virginia and Duke and assembly for the forty fourth time in collection historical past.
• UVA owns a 26-17 benefit in opposition to the Blue Devils and are 10-8 in video games performed in Charlottesville.
• Duke received the newest assembly, 13-8, in 2022.
• Virginia’s final win was a 14-11 victory on March 21, 2021, in Charlottesville.

UP NEXT
Virginia travels to No. 7 Boston School on Saturday, April 15 in Chestnut Hill, Mass.