In New York’s Madison Square Garden, top-seeded U.Va. will play in the regional semifinals for the first time since 1995. It’s more familiar territory for No. 4 seed Michigan State, which has advanced at least that far six times in the past seven seasons.

Though the U.Va. women’s team fell Friday in heartbreaking fashion, U.Va. still has one more shot at a national soccer championship.

The top-seeded U.Va. women’s soccer team is headed to the College Cup this weekend for the first time since 1991. The Cavaliers will face UCLA in a semifinal match.

The top-ranked U.Va. women’s soccer downed Notre Dame, 3-2 in double overtime, on a golden goal by U.Va. midfielder Morgan Brian Thursday night in front of a record home crowd in the pouring rain.