No. 1 Women’s Lacrosse Dispatches ECU, 20-4 - University of North Carolina Athletics
Marissa White had a season-high with four goals and the Tar Heels extended their nation-leading win streak to 13.
goheels.comHere’s the latest on UNC women’s lacrosse:
Core update
- UNC won the national title in the 2024-25 season, finishing 22-0 and defeating Northwestern 12-8 in the national championship at Gillette Stadium. This marked UNC’s fourth title under coach Jenny Levy, and made Levy the second-most championships in Division I history at that time. The victory also made Kate Levy the first daughter of a national-championship coach to win an NCAA title alongside her mother, a historic moment for the program.[1]
Recent results and status
- No. 1 UNC continued to be a dominant force in the 2024-25 season, advancing through NCAA Tournament play with multiple decisive wins, including a 18-9 quarterfinal victory over Clemson and a 20-4 win over ECU earlier in the season, maintaining an undefeated overall record at that point.[2][3]
- The Tar Heels extended their win streak to 19 games and held a strong defensive record while showcasing a high-scoring offense led by players like Chloe Humphrey and Marissa White during that period.[2]
What this means going forward (context)
- UNC historically fields one of the nation’s top lacrosse programs, with multiple national titles and frequent top-10 national rankings in recent years. Their experience and depth have been key to their sustained success in late-season play.[1][2]
- For the most current, in-season updates (games, rankings, injuries, and schedule), I can pull the latest game-by-game results and weekly honors if you’d like.
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