Sept. 15, 2007

North Carolina 3, Old Dominion 0

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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Following a two-hour lightning delay and a scoreless first half, the top-ranked North Carolina field hockey team notched three second-half goals to register a 3-0 shutout against No. 13 Old Dominion on Friday night at Francis E. Henry Stadium. The Tar Heels improve to 7-0 with the win, while the Lady Monarchs fall to 1-5 on the year.

The game was scheduled to start at 6 p.m., but didn't get underway until almost 8 due to lightning in the area. "In my career at Carolina, that was the longest delay we've had, but I thought our kids handled it well," UNC coach Karen Shelton said. "They stayed loose. Our warmup was great and I felt good from the very beginning. I thought we played the best two halves of hockey we've played all year." +Read More

Virginia 2, William & Mary 1

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.- Virginia's Lucy Meyers scored twice, once in each half, and the Cavalier defense surrendered no short corners and only one shot in the second half as Virginia defeated William & Mary 2-1 tonight at University Hall Turf Field. Meyers, who had notched one goal in her career before tonight, scored both of her goals on short corners as the No. 14/17 Cavaliers (4-2) held the Tribe (4-3) off the board for the second period to register the win.

The Cavaliers got on the board first as Abby Taylor sent a ball up the field on the right side of the pitch to Taylor Swezey, who gained the circle and passed the ball over to Kaitlyn Hiltz. Hiltz drew a short corner at the stroke mark. On the play, Inge Kaars Sijpesteijn sent a shot that was tipped to the boards by Meyers at 11:44, putting Virginia up 1-0. +Read More