University of Connecticut star Kristin Graczyk scored two goals and assisted the other as the Chicago Cobras moved within one victory of its second W-League title with a 3-0 semifinal romp Friday over the Ottawa Fury in Virginia Beach, Va.
Final four host Hampton Roads Piranhas also advanced to Sunday's final, remaining perfect with a 4-1 rout over the Seattle Sounders as former University of Virginia standout Darci Borski netted a pair of goals.
Sunday's 5 p.m. final, at Landstown High School, will be broadcast live on Fox Sports World.
Chicago (13-1-1), which won the W-1 title in 2000, stopped WUSA scoring co-champions Jeanette Akerlund (Hartford) and Kelly Parker (ex-UTEP) and got goals from Graczyk in the 12th and 90th minutes and DePaul University star Julianne Sitch in the 58th.
Ottawa (13-3-1) was without four players — goalkeeper Taryn Swiatek, defender Linda Consolante and midfielders Leah Robinson and Rhian Wilkinson — who are playing for Canada's national team at the Pan American Games in the Dominican Republic.
Borski, who saw action this season as a ''supplemental'' player with the WUSA's Philadelphia Charge, tallied in the 46th and 55th minutes as Hampton Roads (13-0-0) overcame an early deficit to advance to its second W-League final. The Piranhas lost to the Fort Collins Force in the 1998 W-2 championship.
Former Temple standout Jeanette Hibbs added a 73rd-minute goal, and former Ashland University star Kristy Ritchie got the fourth in the last minute.
University of Washington star Tina Frimpong gave Seattle a 15th-minute lead with her sixth goal in five W-League appearances this season.
W-LEAGUE FINAL FOUR
at Virginia Beach, Va.
Semifinals
Friday, Aug. 8
Hampton Roads 4 (Borski 46, 55, Hibbs 73, Ritchie 90) Seattle 1 (Frimpong 15).
Chicago 3 (Graczyk 12, 90, Sitch 58) Ottawa 0.
Championship
Sunday, Aug. 10
Hampton Roads Piranhas (13-0-0) vs. Chicago Cobras (13-1-1) at Landstown High School, 5 p.m. ET
Note: Televised live on Fox Sports World