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Chloe Humphrey Becomes UNC’s First Tewaaraton Award Winner

UNC women's lacrosse standout Chloe Humphrey was named the 2025 Tewaaraton Award winner at the Tewaaraton Foundation Banquet on Thursday. Humphrey is UNC's first Tewaaraton winner after being named IWLCA Player of the Year on Wednesday. The Tewaaraton Award annually honors the nation's top male and female college lacrosse players. (GoHeels.com)

Chloe Humphrey, Sam Forrest Named IWLCA Players Of The Year

Women's Lacrosse standouts Chloe Humphrey and Sam Forrest have earned top honors from the IWLCA. Humphrey was named Player and Attacker of the Year, while Forrest was named Defender of the Year. Humphrey is UNC's third National Player of the Year and first winner of Attacker of the Year. Forrest is the Tar Heels' fifth Defender of the Year. (GoHeels.com)

Humphrey sisters lead UNC women's lacrosse to fourth national championship

In UNC’s 12-8 win over Northwestern in the national championship on Sunday at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA, the Humphrey sisters did what they had done all season — dominated. Ashley Humphrey recorded four assists, breaking the record for most assists in a single tournament run and setting the all-time single season assists record. (Daily Tar Heel)

Three Sisters Reunited at UNC for One Final Season of Lacrosse Together. Now They're National Champs

The Humphrey sisters have "persevered" and are now national lacrosse champions! Chloe, Ashley, and Nicole Humphrey led UNC to an undefeated season and the NCAA championship. Freshman phenom Chloe had four goals and grad student Ashley contributed four assists in the 12-8 win over Northwestern, in what was a winding road to the title. (People)

Chloe Humphrey earns NCAA Women's Lacrosse Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player award

Chloe Humphrey put together a season to remember, leading the North Carolina women's lacrosse program to its fourth national championship. It's only fitting that the redshirt freshman capped off her incredible season by earning the Most Outstanding Player award for her efforts during the NCAA Tournament, scoring four goals in the title game. (Keeping It Heel)

UNC’s ACC, NCAA title numbers easily outshine the rest of the league

As UNC Baseball begins its pursuit of a second straight trip to the College World Series, it has already been a dominant school year for Carolina athletics, continuing years of consistent excellence. The numbers are astounding. With the baseball team winning the final ACC title of the school year, UNC was the only school that won four ACC championships. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Just How Good Was UNC Women’s Lacrosse in 2025? Here Are the Numbers

UNC Women's Lacrosse finished off a perfect season by beating No. 3 Northwestern 12-8 to win its fourth national championship this past weekend. It’s UNC’s second perfect season in the last four years. The 22-0 record alone is impressive. But there are several other statistics which speak to just how dominant the Tar Heels were this spring. Take a look. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Basketball Freshman Face-Off, ACC Baseball Champs, Women's LAX Natty

UNC Basketball reportedly will play an exhibition game this season vs. BYU, meaning we'll get a face-off between BYU's AJ Dybantsa and UNC's Caleb Wilson. The Diamond Heels claimed the ACC Championship, and congrats to UNC Women's Lacrosse on their undefeated national championship season. (View Video)

Chansky’s Notebook: Tar Heel Trifecta

A close game, a blowout, and a thriller. It was hard to leave the TV on Sunday, with a UNC women’s lacrosse national championship, a blowout by the Diamond Heels to win the ACC Tournament, and a first individual PGA victory for Ben Griffin. On the field where Bill Belichick coached six Super Bowl championship teams, Jenny Levy was coach of the day. (Chapelboro.com)

How UNC women's lacrosse became more than teammates, leading to undefeated season: '38 sisters'

She only has two sisters by blood, but on the lacrosse field, attacker Ashley Humphrey says it feels like she has 38. It’s a sisterhood that runs deeper than names on their jerseys. One that led to the ultimate goal — a national title. In a program built on success and championships, it's the team's close-knit bond that helped lead the Tar Heels. (Daily Tar Heel)

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