Roanoke (14-16) upset second-seeded Washington and Lee (19-14) in the quarterfinals of the ODAC volleyball tournament at Hollins University on Friday, ending the Generals' eight-year reign as conference champions.

The Maroons won 18-25, 15-25, 25-20, 27-25 and 19-17.

The win was Roanoke's first over Washington and Lee since the 2000 season. Washington and Lee had made an appearance in every ODAC title match since the 1995 season.

Roanoke, which is the tournament's seventh seed, fought off a match point in the fifth set. Maggie Wagner had 19 kills and 17 digs for Roanoke, while Caitlyn Long finished with 45 assists and 28 digs.

Rachael Phillips tallied 20 kills, 12 digs, and four blocks for the Generals, who also got 20 kills and 11 digs from Marah Schmitz.

Roanoke plays Lynchburg at 11 a.m. today at Hollins in the semifinals.

MEN'S BASKETBALL

RU's Trifunovic sidelined

Lazar Trifunovic, a Binghamton transfer who had won a starting job with Radford, underwent surgery Friday for a fractured left wrist.

RU coach Brad Greenberg said Trifunovic fell in a workout Sunday. He will miss at least the team's four games this month, including the Nov. 13 opener against Navy and the Nov. 21 game at Duke. He will be back for the "bulk of the season," Greenberg said.

With the 6-foot-8, 225-pound Trifunovic sidelined, Roanoke Catholic's Phillip Martin will start at small forward.

-- Mark Berman

WOMEN'S SOCCER

FSU 2, Virginia Tech 0

CARY, N.C. -- Fourth-seeded and 19th-ranked Virginia Tech (14-7-0) lost to top-seeded and sixth-ranked Florida State (16-3-1) in the semifinals of the ACC tournament.

Jessica Price and Amanda DaCosta scored in the second half for the Seminoles.

Winthrop 2, VMI 1 (SO)

CHARLESTON, S.C. -- For the fourth time in the Big South tournament, a game was decided by penalty kicks as No. 8-seed Winthrop continued its improbable run to the championship game.

Winthrop outscored No. 5 VMI 3-0 in penalty kicks after a 1-1 tie in regulation.

VMI's Simone Jimenez tied the match at 1-1 with a header in the 34th minute.

High Point 1, Radford 0, OT

HIGH POINT, N.C. -- Jillie Johnston scored in the 99th minute to give seventh-seeded High Point (6-15-1) an overtime win over the sixth-seeded Highlanders (9-11) in a Big South semifinal.

Lisa Lubke had 13 saves for the Highlanders.

Radford's Amanda Heins was reprimanded by the Big South for making an inappropriate gesture toward Charleston Southern fans in the Highlanders' quarterfinal win Wednesday. Radford suspended her for the first half of Thursday's semifinal.

FIELD HOCKEY

California 3, Radford 0

STANFORD, Calif. -- Erin Magill scored two goals as California (8-10) as the Golden Bears eliminated Radford (10-10) in the semifinals of the NorPac tournament.

Virginia 1, UNC 0

CHARLOTTESVILLE -- Freshman Charlotte van den Broek scored her first career goal to give Virginia (18-2) a victory over second-ranked North Carolina (16-2), earning the Cavaliers a trip to the ACC tournament championship game.

Virginia squares off against defending ACC and national champion Maryland (19-0) at noon Sunday.

MEN'S SOCCER

BC 2, Virginia Tech 0

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. -- Virginia Tech (5-11-2, 2-6 ACC) couldn't answer two second-half goals by Boston College and fell in its regular-season finale.

Kevin Mejia and Edvin Worley scored for the Eagles (11-7-0, 5-3).

SWIMMING

Tech sweeps Kentucky

BLACKSBURG -- The Virginia Tech swimming and diving teams combined for 19 first-place finishes, helping the Hokies to a sweep of Kentucky. The Tech men defeated the Wildcats, 161.5-136.5, while the Tech women earned a 176-122 victory. Both squads improved to 3-2 on the season.

The Hokies continued their dominance in the men's 200 medley relay to open the meet, earning their fourth title of the season in 1:31.26. Jonathan Huss added victories in the 100 and 200 breaststroke events, remaining undefeated in the 100 breast, marking his fourth title in as many attempts.

Blake Trabuchi-Downey added first-place finishes in the 500 (4:35.56) and 1000 (9:32.11) freestyle events, while Erika Hajnal won both the 1000 freestyle (10:18.87) and 200 butterfly events (2:01.10, season-best time).

CROSS COUNTRY

Dow sets course record

BLACKSBURG -- Sophomore Sammy Dow won the women's race at the Hokie Open in record fashion to highlight Tech's final home meet this season.

There was no team scoring at the meet.

Dow clocked a course record with a time of 14 minutes, 24.3 seconds. She came in just under the former record of 14:24.5, set by Marlies Overbeeke in 2002.

-- Staff reports