Fast-paced and frenetic throughout, Saturday’s game lived up to the hype as the No. 6 Virginia Cavaliers outgunned the No. 18 Princeton Tigers 18-15. This was the 25th all-time meeting with Princeton, a rivalry filled with history as the two storied programs met for the first time since 2012. Virginia’s defense stood tall in the second half, holding the Tigers to just five goals and first year Alex Rode getting 10 saves in his first career start.
Ian Laviano led Virginia with five goals and two assists, and Michael Kraus added four goals and three assists of his own in the win.