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Duke, North Carolina Clash Friday for Senior Day
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No 8 women s lacrosse drops both games in doubleheader against No 1 North Carolina, extending losing streak to four games - The Cavalier Daily
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Friday April 16th, 2021 10:30am
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Usually, around this time, the likely NCAA Tournament bracket is coming into a clearer view. Though there may be some upsets in conference tournaments that shake up AQs and snubs on Selection Sunday, we usually have a good idea of who the top dogs and contenders are in conferences.
This year, there are still so many question marks. We know UNC is, as expected, playing like the top team in the country, having survived a scare from Notre Dame. Northwestern has also been dominant but has only played conference opponents in a Big Ten that’s been wild, to say the least. Meanwhile, the CAA is a five-team race with Drexel, a program that hasn’t finished above .500 in conference play in nearly a decade, on the rise. Down south, there’s a Jacksonville team defying expectations and emerging as a dark horse contender.
No 1 UNC women s lacrosse survives showdown against No 4 Notre Dame with 11-10 win
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Thu Apr 8 2021 | Ella Brockway | College
PHOTO BY PEYTON WILLIAMS
North Carolina has already had a number of highlight-reel goals this season, but the whizzing Katie Hoeg pass that resulted in a jumping score from Jamie Ortega before halftime of last weekend’s game against Syracuse was arguably one of its best so far.
Hoeg, the team’s fifth-year attacker and all-time points leader, caught a pass on the top left of the arc, took a few steps and spotted Ortega, the Tar Heels’ leading scorer, wide open in space on just right of the crease. Ortega caught the feed in the air, and before her feet even touched the ground, the ball was in the back of the net, stretching the No. 1 Tar Heels’ lead over the nation’s No. 2 team to six goals before the break.