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W, 3-0 W, 2-0 6 Pm 12 Pm T, 1-1 W, 3-1 W, 1 Media Contact: Bill Bunting Mailing Address: Email: [email protected] John Paul Jones Arena Office: 434-982-5535 295 Massie Road, Roomm 154 Cell: 434-962-7644 P.O. Box 400853 www.VirginiaSports.com 2020 CAVALIER WOMEN’S SOCCER Charlottesville, VA 22904 2020 Schedule/Results @UVAWomenSoccer Facebook.com/UVAWomenSoccer Instagram.com/UVAWomenSoccer Sept. VIRGINIA TECH W, 3-1 Game #8 • Sunday, Oct. 18, 2020 12 Klöckner Stadium #11 Virginia vs. #2 Florida State Sept. at DUKE* Series History: UVA leads the series 21-8-6 Koskinen Stadium T, 1-1 Last Meeting: Virginia won 2-1 in 2019 ACC semifinal 17 2OT Of Note: Seven of last 11 matches decided by a goal 5-1-1, 3-1-1 ACC 5-0-0, 5-0-0 ACC Sept. at Clemson* Historic Riggs Field L, 0-3 QUICK KICKS 20 • UVA plays its final fall home match on Sunday when the Seminoles come to Klöckner Stadium Sept. at Virginia Tech • Junior Alexa Spaanstra returned to the pitch on Thursday and scored both goals for the Cavaliers in Thompson Field W, 1-0 the 2-0 victory over No. 13 Louisville 25 OT • Senior Alissa Gorzak provided the assist on the game-winning goal marking her 13th career assist Oct. #14 PITTSBURGH* • Virginia has now posted shutouts in three of the last four matches - Virginia Tech, Miami, Louisville Klöckner Stadium W, 2-1 • The Cavaliers will face a nationally-ranked foe for the second straight match with Sunday’s contest OT 1 against the second-ranked Seminoles on Sunday Oct. MIAMI* W, 3-0 • Redshirt freshman Cayla White improved to 3-0-0 as she helped the Cavaliers to a shutout with her 4 Klöckner Stadium third start in goal this season against the Cardinals. UVA has shutouts in each of her starts. Oct. • The Cavaliers are ranked No. 11 in the latest United Soccer Coaches poll released this week at North Carolina CANCELED • Each of the remaining three games on the schedule this fall will be broadcast on television Dorrance Field 8 • The Cavaliers play an abbreviated season this fall, featuring a four-game ACC schedule and three against conference opponents designated as non-conference matches Oct. #13 LOUISVILLE* Klöckner Stadium W, 2-0 15 THE SERIES WITH FLORIDA STATE • The Cavaliers lead the all-time series with the Seminoles 21-8-6 and 10-1-1 at Klöckner Stadium Oct. #2 FLORIDA STATE* Klöckner Stadium 3:30 PM • The squads met twice last season with Virginia picking up the win in both contests 18 • Seven of the last 11 meetings have been decided by one goal and two matches have been draws Oct. at BOSTON COLLEGE* • The Cavaliers won 16 of the first 20 matches played between the two teams, going 16-0-4 Newton Campus Field 6 PM • Florida State won its first match in the series in the 2011 season - one of three meetings that year 29 • The teams have 11 postseason meetings - 9 ACC Tournament matches and 2 NCAA Tourney matches Nov. at Syracuse* 12 PM VIRGINIA PROBABLE STARTERS 1 SU Soccer Stadium STARTING XI Nov. 10-15 No. Name Pos. GP-GS Min. G A Pts Of Note: ACC Championships 5 Lizzy Sieracki D 7-3 332 0 0 0 Made first start of 2020 vs. Pittsburgh WakeMed Park 6 Anna Sumpter M 5-4 326 1 0 2 Hit first career game winner vs. Miami MEDIA COVERAGE FOR UVA VS. LOUISVILLE 7 Alexa Spaanstra F 4-4 261 3 0 6 Scored both goals in win over Louisville 8 Sarah Clark D 7-7 466 0 2 2 Assisted on both goals in win over Pitt Broadcast: ACC Network 11 Lacey McCormack M/D 7-2 355 1 0 2 First career goal in first start vs. Miami Play-by-Play: Jenn Hildreth 13 Rebecca Jarrett F 7-7 500 1 2 4 Tied career high with four points vs. Miami Analyst: Angela Hucles 3:30 PM 14 Emma Dawson M 7-5 320 1 0 2 Hit game-winner in OT against Pittsburgh 19 Samar Guidry D 5-5 386 0 1 1 Assisted on opening goal in win over VT 22 Lia Godfrey F/M 7-6 563 2 3 7 Assisted on both game winners vs. Va. Tech 25 Alissa Gorzak F 7-5 408 0 1 1 Fifth-year has five career goals, 13 assists GOALKEEPER No. Name Pos. GP-GS Min. Sv GAA ShO Of Note: 29 Cayla White GK 3-3 255 8 0.00 2 Has shutouts of Virginia Tech and Louisville KEY RESERVES No. Name Pos. GP-GS Min. G A Pts Of Note: 3 Ashlynn Serepca D 5-0 221 0 1 1 Her 7 goals last year was third on the team 4 Cam Lexow F 4-0 90 0 1 1 Had goal and assist in 22 games last year 9 Diana Ordonez F 6-5 431 2 1 5 Scored opening goal of 2020 season vs. VT 12 Claire Constant D 6-6 522 1 0 2 Hit her first game-winner at Virginia Tech 16 Laney Rouse D 5-2 319 0 0 0 Has started back-to-back matches for UVA 20 Talia Staude D 4-4 370 0 0 0 Named TDS Best XI Freshman team in ‘19 2020 CAVALIER WOMEN'S SOCCER VIRGINIA IN THE RANKINGS Pre 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 United Soccer Coaches - 11 10 10 11 Soccer America - - - - - Top Drawer Soccer - - - - - RPI - - - - - THE CAVALIERS’ LAST MATCH AGAINST FLORIDA STATE ALL-TIME VS. FSU • The Cavaliers and Seminoles last met in the semifinals of the 2019 ACC Tournament, a 2-1 overtime victory for Virginia Overall: 21-8-6 Home: 10-1-1 (10-1-1 Klöckner) • Alexa Spaanstra assisted on both goals in the win over the Seminoles that put the Cavaliers into the tournament final Road: 7-3-3 (6-2-3 Seminole) • Virginia’s Zoe Morse hit the opening goal of the match in the 86th minute before FSU’s Kristen McFarland equalized with her Neutral: 4-4-2 goal in the 82nd minute of play 10-14-95 W 6-0 H 9-8-96 W 3-1 A • Rebecca Jarrett hit the golden goal for the Cavaliers, finding the net in the 97th minute off the rebound of a Spaanstra shot 10-18-97 W 2-1 H • Laurel Ivory saved one of the two shots on goal by the Seminoles as each team finished the day with six total shots 9-11-98 W 4-3 (ot) A 11-5-98 ACC W 2-0 N1 10-15-99 W 1-0 H FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES AT A GLANCE 10-28-00 W 1-0 A 10-28-01 W 3-2 H • Florida State enters the match with a 5-0-0 record and is the No. 2 team in the nation in the United Soccer Coaches poll 11-9-01 ACC T 0-0 2-3 (4ot) N2 • The Seminoles are coming off a 4-1 win at Pittsburgh on Thursday night, surging with three second-half goals for the victory 11-2-02 W 2-1 A 10-4-03 W 3-2 H • A potent offense, FSU has scored 18 goals this season on 99 shots and is averaging 3.6 goals per game through five games 9-24-04 W 1-0 A • Jenna Nighswonger, Yujie Zhao and Leilanni Nesbeth each have three goals this season to lead the Seminoles offense 9-29-05 W 1-0 H 11-4-05 ACC W 2-0 N3 • Defensively, FSU has surrendered only one goal - the score by Pittsburgh in the last outing and limited teams to 10 shots 9-28-06 T 0-0 (2ot) A • In goal, Christina Roque has started all five matches and has four saves on only six shots allowed on goal by FSU to date 10-4-07 T 1-1 (2ot) H 9-25-08 W 1-0 A 10-30-09 W 1-0 H UP NEXT FOR THE HOOS 10-21-10 T 0-0 (2ot) A 10-8-11 W 4-3 (ot) H • Virginia will have a week off before returning to action with a pair of road matches to close out the fall regular season slate 11-4-11 ACC L 1-2 N3 11-25-11 NCAA L 0-3 A • The Cavaliers will return to action with a road match at Boston College on October 29 on the ACC Network 10-14-12 L 0-1 (ot) A • Virginia will then close the fall regular season at Syracuse on November 1 in a match on the ACC Regional Sports Networks 11-2-12 ACC W 4-2 N3 10-27-13 W 1-0 (ot) H 9-28-14 L 0-1 A CONSTANT COLLECTS WEEKLY HONORS FROM THE ACC AND TOP DRAWER SOCCER 11-9-14 ACC L 0-1 N4 12-7-14 NCAA L 0-1 N5 • Junior defender Claire Constant was named ACC Co-Defensive Player of the Week following the UVA win at Virginia Tech 10-25-15 W 1-0 H • Constant hit her first career game-winner with a golden goal in the 94th minute off a corner kick from Lia Godfrey 11-8-15 ACC T 2-2 (2ot) N3 9-25-16 T 1-1 (ot) A • In addition to the ACC honor, Constant was also named to the Top Drawer Soccer team of the week for her performance 10-21-18 L 0-2 H 11-2-18 ACC L 1-3 N3 10-13-19 W 1-0 (2ot) A GODFREY NAMED TO TOP DRAWER SOCCER TEAM OF THE WEEK FOLLOWING SEASON OPENER 11-8-19 ACC W 2-1 (ot) N3 • Freshman midfielder Lia Godfrey was named to the Top Drawer Soccer team of the week following the season opener N1-Lake Buena Vista, Fla.; N2-Winston-Salem, N.C.; N3-Cary, N.C.; N4-Greensboro, N.C.; N5-Boca Raton, • Godfrey assisted on what proved to be the game-winning goal, connecting with Alex Spaanstra on a corner kick Fla.
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