Women's Lacrosse Travels To Play Pitt On Saturday
The Tar Heels will take on the Panthers on Saturday afternoon in Pittsburgh.
goheels.comHere’s the latest on UNC women’s lacrosse.
Key update
- UNC defeated Northwestern to win the NCAA national title, finishing 22-0 and completing an undefeated season. This marked UNC’s fourth national championship in women’s lacrosse and highlighted coach Jenny Levy’s 4th title with UNC, as well as a historic mother-daughter title moment with Kate Levy.[1]
Recent context and achievements
- UNC was No. 1 entering the NCAA tournament and extended its winning streak repeatedly, including a 19-game, then 22-game season as they advanced through the NCAA bracket (quarterfinals win over Clemson and subsequent championship), underscoring their dominance that season.[2][3]
- The Tar Heels posted high-scoring outputs throughout the season, with standout performances such as Marissa White’s multi-goal games and Chloe Humphrey’s prolific scoring, contributing to their national lead in wins and offensive output.[3][4][2]
Contextual notes
- UNC’s 2025 season results included a long undefeated run and multiple record-tying or record-setting performances, culminating in the national title, continuing UNC’s legacy as a top program in women’s lacrosse.[1][2]
If you’d like, I can pull more specifics from game-by-game summaries (scores by game, key players, and stats) or provide a quick timeline of UNC’s path to the 2025 title.