Old Dominion men’s soccer team hands George Mason first loss
COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER
ODU hands first loss to George Mason
Michael Eberle scored in the 84th minute off a Key White assist Sunday night, giving Old Dominion (4-2-1) a 1-0 home victory over George Mason (5-1).
The Monarchs outshot the Patriots 12-11 in ODU’s nonconference finale. ODU goalkeeper Michael Statham needed just one save for a shutout, while George Mason’s Jaume Salvado had three.
Ruhlman’s two goals propel CNU
Junior Zach Ruhlman spent two years as a reserve defender for Christopher Newport, but the Captains moved him to striker this year. Sunday, he scored both goals as CNU (4-0-2) extended its season-opening unbeaten streak to six games with a 2-0 home victory over Catholic (2-4).
Ruhlman scored his first college goal off a Jason LaViola assist in the 43rd minute, then netted his second off a pass from Yazan Yaghmmour in the 86th minute.
VWU plays scoreless tie
Virginia Wesleyan (5-1-1) and Rutgers-Camden (3-4-1) played to a scoreless draw in Virginia Beach.
The Marlins outshot the visitors 23-5, and VWU goalkeeper Ben Haynes made three saves. Rutgers-Camden keeper Sean Boen had six saves.
COLLEGE WOMEN’S SOCCER
Wake Forest knocks off No. 2 Virginia
Unranked Wake Forest (6-2-1, 1-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) went to Charlottesville, dominated the first half and upended No. 2 Virginia 3-0.
The Cavaliers (8-1, 1-1) gave up goals to Caiya Hanks in the 17th and 37th minutes, as well as Sierra Sythe’s in the 35th. In a 20-minute span, UVA surrendered the most goals it had in any match since a 3-3 draw at Virginia Tech on Oct. 13, 2022.
Hokies blank Syracuse
Virginia Tech (7-2-1) handled Syracuse 1-0 in Blacksburg, making the Hokies 2-0 in ACC play for the first time since 2009. The Orange fell to 6-3-1, 0-2.
Allie George scored late in the first half for the Hokies, and Lauren Hargrove recorded a season-high seven saves.
COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL
Hampton falls to Iona
Hampton (0-9) lost 3-0 (25-15, 25-23, 27-25) to Iona at the Henson Hawk Invitational in Princess Anne, Maryland.
Madison Clark had nine kills, seven digs and three blocks for HU, and Morgan Warren had 21 assists.
COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY
No. 8 Ohio State turns back No. 18 ODU
No. 8 Ohio State (6-0) captured a 2-1 victory over No. 18 Old Dominion (4-2) before 300 at L.R. Hill Sports Complex in Norfolk.
The Buckeyes went ahead in the 45th minute on Lindsey Roberts’ goal and doubled their lead on Makenna Webster’s goal in the 53rd. Frederique Zandbergen scored in the 57th minute — with 3:19 left — for the Monarchs, who were outshot 12-5.
JMU shuts out W&M
James Madison (3-1) defeated William & Mary 4-0 in Harrisonburg, scoring in each quarter.
Madelief Molier provided the second-quarter goal, assisted by former Poquoson High star Skyler Brown. The Tribe fell to 0-6 despite Maddie George’s eight saves. JMU outshot W&M 21-4.
No. 3 UVA earns OT victory
No. 3 Virginia (5-0) won 3-2 against American (2-4) in College Park, Maryland, on Dani Mendez-Trendler’s goal 7:24 into overtime.
Mia Abello scored in the second quarter and Emma Watchilla in the fourth quarter for the Cavaliers.
COLLEGE WOMEN’S TENNIS
Tribe takes four invitational bracket titles
William & Mary closed its season-opening Tribe Invitational by winning three of the four singles draws, as well as taking a doubles draw.
Senior Hedda Gurholt (Gold bracket), sophomore Francesca Davis (Green) and freshman Mira Kernagis (Black) each won their singles draws over the two-day event. In doubles, senior Emma Fernald and sophomore Emma Pell won the Griffin draw.
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