Spiders Keep away from Shutout Towards No. 1 North Carolina

CHAPEL HILL, NC – The University of Richmond discipline hockey workforce fell 6-1 to No. 1 North Carolina Friday night at Karen Shelton Stadium in this system’s first assembly since 2004.


Richmond, now 9-7 on the 12 months, will return to Richmond to have a good time Senior Day on Sunday, Oct. 26, internet hosting William & Mary (1-13) for a 4 p.m. contest at Crenshaw Field. The sport will probably be streamed stateside on ESPN+ and internationally on the Atlantic 10 Network.

In a story of two halves, Richmond was in a position to flip the web page after halftime. In the second half, UR was even on photographs (8-8) whereas having the higher hand in penalty corners (3-2) all within the fourth quarter.

Valen Luna Paratore broke up the shutout within the 52^nd minute. Clara Larripa stole the ball and drove via a number of defenders to seek out Luna Paratore in entrance of the goalkeeper for her fourth aim of the season. Larripa tallied her seventh helper.

Luna Paratore’s aim was first time since 2000 that the Spiders scored on the Tar Heels.

UR goalkeeper Amanda Cimillo confronted 13 photographs and made seven saves.

UNC took a 5-0 lead into halftime, holding possession for many of the half. The Tar Heels fired off 15 photographs and picked up 5 penalty corners whereas not permitting UR a shot or nook.