Tar Heel men stun No. 1 Maryland in overtime to win lacrosse championship

Posted May 30, 2016
Chris Cloutier’s goal with 1 minute, 39 seconds left in overtime propelled unseeded North Carolina to a 14-13 win against No. 1 seed Maryland and the program’s first NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse championship since 1991. The Terps’ lack of success in NCAA title games is now 0-9 since the 1975 squad captured that championship. (Baltimore Sun)

Related: Lacrosse

Four Tar Heels Earn Inside Lacrosse All-America Honors
Four North Carolina men's lacrosse players were named to the 2025 Nike Lacrosse Media All-America Teams, Inside Lacrosse announced on Wednesday morning. Brady Wambach (First...
Wed May 14, 2025

Art’s Angle: Women’s World
This past weekend was about the young women who make UNC great in so many ways, particularly on the fields and courts. On Friday, the...
Sun May 11, 2025

No. 1 UNC Women's Lacrosse rolls past Clemson, 18-9, in second round of NCAA Tournament
No. 1-ranked North Carolina started the NCAA women’s lacrosse tournament the way most of the season has been — with domination. The Tar Heels never...
Sun May 11, 2025

How three sisters reunited with UNC women’s lacrosse to chase an NCAA title
In a home held together with makeshift wood paneling and nets doing their best to protect windows, Nicole, Ashley and Chloe Humphrey weren’t just learning...
Sun May 11, 2025