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UNC Men's Lacrosse Names 2020 Team Captains

Senior midfielder Justin Anderson will serve as one captain after sharing co-captain duties last season. Anderson will be joined this year by senior midfielder William Perry and senior defenseman Cam Macri of Hamilton, Mass. Macri follows in his older brother's footsteps as a team captain after Ryan Macri was a captain on the 2016 and 2017 squads. (GoHeels.com)

Tar Heel Athletes' Graduation Rates Continue To Climb

The percentages of Tar Heel student-athletes who earned their undergraduate degrees at the North Carolina improved again in several NCAA measures released today, including single-year and four-year cohorts in both the Graduation Success Rates and the Federal Graduation Rate. UNC's GSR for the incoming class of 2012-13 shot up to 93 percent. (GoHeels.com)

Lacrosse All-American Chris Gray Finding Smooth Transition in Transfer to UNC

Chris Gray’s first few months in Chapel Hill have gone so well that he struggles to name one difficult part of the transition. His new UNC teammates and coaches have welcomed the heralded Boston University transfer and lacrosse All American with open arms. The facilities are top-notch. He’s excited about his recently declared major in management and society. (US Lacrosse Magazine)

UNC Men's Lacrosse To Play In Breschi Scholarship Scrimmage

The UNC men's lacrosse team will scrimmage Ohio State this Saturday to benefit the Michael R. Breschi Scholarship Fund at Ohio State. UNC coach Joe Breschi was head coach at OSU from 1997 to 2008. His son Michael passed away in 2003 during his tenure as head coach of the Buckeyes and the Scholarship Fund was founded in Michael's memory. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Taylor Moreno - Shoe Designer

North Carolina Women's Lacrosse goalie, Taylor Moreno, sits down with UNCUT to share her story. Hear from Taylor and her teammate Katie Hoeg on what makes Moreno so special on and off the field. Read More...

Fall All-Access: North Carolina Tar Heels Women's Lacrosse

North Carolina Women's Lacrosse was on its way to a championship game appearance in May. The Tar Heels jetted out to a 6-0 lead over Boston College in the Final Four but fell in double overtime. It was arguably the greatest game the sport has ever seen. Most coaches would insist “new year, new team.” UNC coach Jenny Levy isn’t one for platitudes. (Inside Lacrosse)

UNC Women's Lacrosse's Livi Lawton Named Nation's No. 1 Incoming Defender

Standing at a petite 5-foot-3, Livi Lawton has heard the doubters. “It gave me this desire to prove everybody wrong.” Prove them wrong she has. Lawton scored the game-winning goal in the Under Armour All-American senior game this year, received a scholarship to UNC and will ride up to Tobacco Road as ILWomen’s Top Incoming Defender. (Inside Lacrosse)

Former UNC Men's Lacrosse Player Remembers Teammate Lost on 9/11

Justin Donaton ’99 has never been to the site of the World Trade Center, where his UNC lacrosse teammate Ryan Kohart died in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. The GAA’s annual memorial service for the six alumni killed that day is held near the George Watts Hill Alumni Center between 8:46 and 9:03 a.m., the times when hijacked planes hit the twin towers. (Carolina Alumni Review)

North Carolina Men's Lacrosse Honors Team At 2019 Awards Banquet

2019 alumnus Jack Rowlett took home two major awards Friday night as UNC men's lacrosse honored its 2019 team during its annual awards banquet on the UNC campus in Chapel Hill. Rowlett was the 2019 recipient of both the Turnbull Trophy as the squad's most valuable player and the Graham Harden Team Defensive Most Valuable Player Award. (GoHeels.com)

Give And Go With Team USA Lacrosse's Marie McCool

Marie McCool has won everywhere she's played — from New Jersey high school power Moorestown, to UNC, to the WPLL's Brave, and to Team USA. Get to know her personality with our Give and Go feature from the September/October issue of US Lacrosse Magazine. What’s the biggest obstacle you’ve overcome? "Getting cut from the U.S. training team." (US Lacrosse Magazine)

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