UNC women's lacrosse couldn't keep up offensive pace in loss to No. 1 Boston College
When her team trailed by four goals less than 12 minutes into the first half, sophomore attacker Jamie Ortega knew she had to try to take control.
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When her team trailed by four goals less than 12 minutes into the first half, sophomore attacker Jamie Ortega knew she had to try to take control.
No. 3 North Carolina (8-2, 1-1 ACC) suffered a 14-8 setback at home against No. 1 Boston College (11-0, 2-0 ACC) in a heavyweight matchup between two teams ranked in the top three nationally in scoring margin.
For Katie Hoeg and Jamie Ortega, it was a game day like any other.
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The No. 3 North Carolina women’s lacrosse team (4-1) beat No. 5 Northwestern (3-2), 21-11, on Saturday, handling a fellow top-five team in the Tar Heels' first game in the new UNC Lacrosse & Soccer Stadium.
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The No. 3 North Carolina women's lacrosse team (3-1) came up short against No. 2 Maryland (3-0) in double overtime, 13-12, despite a second half comeback.
In case you haven't heard, the North Carolina men's basketball team beat Duke Wednesday night. If you're looking for more UNC sports to follow, we've got you covered. A packed weekend is highlighted by hosting a top-10 opponent in women's basketball, the final wrestling match of the season, and a top-3 matchup in women's lacrosse. A total of six ranked Tar Heel teams are in action.
UNC women's lacrosse head coach Jenny Levy. Photo courtesy of UNC Athletic Communications.
ECU women's lacrosse assistant coach Emily Parros. Photo courtesy of ECU athletic communications.
ECU women's lacrosse head coach Amanda Barnes-Moore. Photo courtesy of ECU athletic communications.
In the summer of 2016, two North Carolina women’s lacrosse alums got an opportunity like no other.
The UNC women's lacrosse team celebrates after a goal against ECU in Kenan Memorial Stadium on Saturday Feb. 17, 2019. UNC won 21-3.
After a dominant win against No. 4 James Madison, the No. 2 North Carolina women's lacrosse team hosted a High Point team that had not beaten UNC in the past six attempts. Though this matchup would be no different, the Panthers gave the Tar Heels all they could handle in a 13-9 UNC win on Friday night at Kenan Memorial Stadium.
The No. 2 North Carolina women’s lacrosse team pulled away in the final nine minutes of the game to take care of High Point, 13-9, on Friday night at Kenan Memorial Stadium.
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Jamie Ortega had been waiting on this game for a long time.