It took four tries, but Virginia Tech finally picked up its first win of 2020.

The Hokies traveled to Louisville and outgunned the Cardinals, outshooting the hosts by a 26-5 mark. Rising to the occasion is the latest Player of the Week, as senior forward Jacob Labovitz fired both goals to lead the way.

Player of the Week: Jacob Labovitz, Virginia Tech

This game-winning goal by Jacob Labovitz is some thing to see 👀

It was so good we had to give you multiple angles 🤷‍♂️#Hokies 🦃⚽️ pic.twitter.com/991UgpUVlv

— Virginia Tech Men’s Soccer (@HokiesMSoccer) November 1, 2020

Check out some of the other top performances from the past week of action in men’s Division I soccer below.

Men’s Team of the Week: October 26-November 1

GK Alex Rando, Virginia: A second start for Rando and his first win and shutout in Friday’s 1-0 win against Syracuse. Rando made four saves in the win.

D Alberto Suarez, Central Arkansas: The junior from Spain back-stopped a crucial 1-0 win against Georgia Southern, grabbing the game-winning goal in the process.

D Matthew Constant, North Carolina: While the defending wasn’t the strong suit in last Tuesday’s 3-3 draw against Clemson, Constant did get an assist on the tying goal. He also helped keep a zero in Sunday’s 0-0 draw against NC State on Sunday.

D Andreas Ueland, Virginia: The sophomore helped his side keep a clean sheet in a 1-0 win against Syracuse, and also scored the winner from the penalty spot.

D Kendall Edwards, NC State: Starting his first game of the season, Edwards helped to keep UNC off the score sheet, playing 110 minutes in a 0-0 draw.

D Nico Benalcazar, Wake Forest: Along with keeping the shutout against Clemson on Friday, Benalcazar bombed forward and finished off a break as the Demon Deacons beat

M Daniel Pereira, Virginia Tech: The standout sophomore had a good game despite not coming up with a goal to show for it. Along with pumping five shots on frame, he completed 86% of his passes and was extremely influential.

M Matthew Fearnley, Georgia State: A junior from England, Fearnley tallied the winning goal in a much-needed 2-0 victory against Coastal Carolina.

F Kimarni Smith, Clemson: After Tuesday’s 3-3 draw against North Carolina, Smith and the Tiger attack were unable to find the back of the net in a 2-0 loss to Clemson. Smith was able to claim a brace against the Tar Heels, however.

F Jacob Labovitz, Virginia Tech: Two goals from the senior, including one in overtime, led the Hokies to a 2-1 win against Louisville on Friday.

F Machop Chol, Wake Forest: The dynamic forward put the game out of reach by assisting on Wake’s second goal of the game, as he setup Calvin Harris in the 2-0 win.

Honorable Mention: F Calvin Harris (Wake Forest), F Kristofer Strickler (Virginia Tech), M Rowan Laufer (Central Arkansas), F Grayson Barber (Clemson)

All stats cited courtesy of InStat Football.