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Youth, pressure defense, and poise have UNC Women's Lacrosse back in national championship game


North Carolina’s latest step toward another women’s lacrosse national title looked like it would be a semifinal between heavyweights. On the field Friday, it looked like a team that knew exactly what it wanted to be and how to impose it. The reigning NCAA champion Tar Heels dominated Maryland 16–6 in Evanston, Ill., closing the game on a 13–3 run. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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Youth, pressure defense, and poise have UNC Women's Lacrosse back in national championship game