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The Wake Forest Demon Deacons fell short to the Virginia Cavaliers in the NCAA Semifinal. A rainy game, Wake Forest had key opportunities early but ultimately came up just a bit short, falling to Virginia, 2-1.
Final | Our NCAA Championship run comes in the NCAA semifinal to Virginia, 2-1.
— Wake Men's Soccer (@WakeMSoccer) December 14, 2019
Thanks to our incredible senior class for everything you did. 72 wins the last four years. Incredible. pic.twitter.com/oy7EVYhrvP
Consider the senior class, victors in 72 games over the last four years, helping keep the Deacs as a national powerhouse in NCAA Men’s Soccer. Like the article by Les Johns highlights here, the team has now reached the College Cup six times in the last 13 seasons, cementing Wake Forest as a team that is consistently in the elite.
With six College Cup appearances in the last 13 seasons, Wake Forest has established itself as a national power. Story by @Les_Johns.https://t.co/KuseO4nbHq
— Wake Men's Soccer (@WakeMSoccer) December 14, 2019
Thank you to the coaches and players, especially the seniors such as Bruno Lapa, Allistar Johnston, Joey DeZart, for representing the university with “a lot of class and a lot of guts” like Coach Bobby Muuss said in the post-game conference. Wake Forest Soccer will only continue to build off of the strong postseason run and look to compete for years to come.
Bruno Lapa ➡️ ⚽️
— Wake Men's Soccer (@WakeMSoccer) December 14, 2019
Beautiful letter from our senior captain to the game that has given him so much. pic.twitter.com/MNcc0TbtXR
Family. pic.twitter.com/NE1rOfjTK1
— Wake Men's Soccer (@WakeMSoccer) December 14, 2019