Virginia Athletics | March 28, 2015 No. 8 Virginia cruises to victory against in-state foe Richmond The Cavaliers extended their winning streak against Commonwealth opponents to 65 games. Share CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- Owen Van Arsdale had five goals and Ryan Tucker tallied four of his own to pace No. 8 Virginia (8-2) to a 14-7 triumph against in-state foe Richmond (6-4) on Saturday afternoon inside Klöckner Stadium. "It could have been a complicated game," said Virginia head coach Dom Starsia. "But, we didn't allow it to be that way. We stayed on it, we got better when the ball was on the ground and we shot the ball well." Tucker put UVa on the board early with an unassisted goal at 13:04 in the first quarter. Dan Ginestro tied the game at 1-1 when he scored unassisted at 8:18. Tucker retaliated with back-to-back goals to secure the first quarter hat trick and start UVa on a 9-1 run. "I was glad to get off to a fast start," said Starsia. "You can't always control that and I don't know how to measure that from what I see in warmups or in the locker room, but you want to get into a rhythm quickly. I think it was important for the final result that we were able to get off to a fast start." UVa entered the intermission with a 9-2 lead after Van Arsdale scored with one second left on the clock. Tyler German scored at 14:10 in the third quarter, giving UVa a 10-2 lead, capping that 9-1 Cavaliers spurt. All of UVa's goals came from Van Arsdale (five), Tucker (four), Greg Coholan (three) and German (two). Ryan Lukacovic led UVa with four assists, while Zed Williams added two helpers to help pace the offense. Of UVa's 34 shots against Richmond, 23 of them were on cage. The Cavaliers won the battle of the shots (34-26), groundballs (37-23), faceoffs (18-6) and saves (10-9). 9 potential breakout FCS football teams in the 2022 season Here's a look at the potential breakout FCS teams for the 2022 season. READ MORE 16 FCS transfers who could have the biggest potential impact in 2022 There are hundreds of new transfers to FCS teams this year, but a few stand out above the rest. Here's a look at 16 transfers who could greatly impact the 2022 FCS football season. READ MORE March Madness: Getting to know the No. 15 seed in the NCAA tournament Check out this detailed history of how No. 15 seeds have fared in the NCAA tournament. READ MORE