Coming into its final home match of the season on Saturday afternoon on Senior Day, the North Carolina men’s lacrosse team was hoping to close out the regular season by achieving two distinct goals.
The North Carolina men’s lacrosse team defeated No. 15 Notre Dame, 10-9, on senior day in the season finale.
The North Carolina men’s lacrosse team was on the verge of a much-needed win on Saturday, but instead, it suffered another stinging defeat — this time, a 13-12 overtime loss at No. 6 Syracuse. The Tar Heels (6-7, 0-3 ACC) held a three-goal advantage with just under four and half minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, but they allowed the Orange (7-4, 4-0 ACC) to score three consecutive goals to force a sudden-death overtime, which they later won on a goal by Brendan Bomberry.
“We need to get a whole lot tougher,” attackman Timmy Kelly said.
On a cold, wet and nasty Saturday night in Chapel Hill, the North Carolina men’s lacrosse team couldn’t keep up with a potent No. 13 UVA offense and fell to a sixth straight defeat by a score of 15-12.
After a lacrosse filled childhood, Chris Cloutier put his nose to the grind and made his way to a lacrosse high school power house, making his way from canada to Chapel Hill. After he graduates, Cloutier will leave a legacy full of championships.
DURHAM — Trailing at No. 5 Duke by a goal with 1:39 remaining in Friday’s game, the North Carolina men’s lacrosse team saw its final chance.
The No. 20 North Carolina men’s lacrosse team fell to the No. 2 Maryland Terrapins, 11-7, on Saturday in Costa Mesa, Calif., for its fourth consecutive loss.
The No. 14 North Carolina men’s lacrosse team fell to the Richmond Spiders, 11-10, on Wednesday to extend its losing streak to three games.
After a grueling, three-game stretch in a six-day period, it made sense that the North Carolina men's lacrosse team showed some fatigue in a 10-6 loss to No. 4 Denver.
“He’s our family,” team captain Chris Cloutier said. “He’s always looking out for us. He’s always got our backs whenever we need it, and its special to have someone like that.”
One of the main storylines of the No. 10 North Carolina men’s lacrosse team’s season has been the dominance of senior attackman Chris Cloutier and success of junior Andy Matthews.
The No. 10 North Carolina men’s lacrosse team, fueled by an 8-0 run that spanned the first and second quarters, trounced the Mercer Bears, 14-7, on a rainy Wednesday afternoon in Kenan Stadium.
A thrilling matchup between the No. 12 North Carolina men’s lacrosse team and No. 13 Johns Hopkins was not without its fair share of drama, but the battle-tested Tar Heels overcame a slow defensive start to win, 13-11.
The No. 14 North Carolina men's lacrosse team found its self in familiar territory on Saturday, entrenched in a second consecutive overtime match, this time against Lehigh.
The No. 13 North Carolina men’s lacrosse team squeaked out another overtime victory Saturday against unranked Lehigh 12-11.
North Carolina sophomore midfielders Justin Anderson and Tanner Cook assisted the men's lacrosse team in escaping an upset against Furman University on Saturday afternoon.
The No. 9 North Carolina men's lacrosse team (2-0) defeated Furman (0-2), 15-14, on Saturday in a wet and muddy battle that provided a major scare for the Tar Heel faithful.
Opening in its temporary home of Kenan Memorial Stadium, the No. 9 North Carolina men’s lacrosse team began the 2018 campaign with an assertive 17-10 win over Lafayette on Saturday afternoon, securing the program’s 20th straight season-opening win.
Another game, another goal for North Carolina men’s senior forward Chris Cloutier.
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