Freshman star Chloe Humphrey scored four goals, older sister Ashley Humphrey had four assists and North Carolina's defense dominated as the Tar Heels capped an unbeaten season with a 12-8 win over Northwestern on Sunday for the program's fourth NCAA women's lacrosse championship.

UNC and Northwestern will battle it out in the D1 women’s college lacrosse championship game for the first time since 2009.

On a team with a trio of sisters, UNC women's lacrosse found itself a tightknit group on its way to an NCAA title and undefeated season.

No. 1 UNC completed its second undefeated season in four years with a 12-8 win against No. 3 Northwestern in the national championship.

Haynes graduated from Fellowship Christian School in December and enrolled at UNC in January as part of the Tar Heels’ signing class. Haynes played wide receiver, safety and punter and was a first-team all-state and all-region selection playing with current Tech offensive lineman Josh Petty.

Chloe Humphrey nets her third goal to give North Carolina a 6-3 lead over Northwestern in the national championship.

Four decades after wrapping up his prolific UNC basketball career, Brad Daugherty is joining another broadcast team as an analyst.

UNC-Chapel Hill plans to open a new residence hall in 2028, its first new dorm since 2006. The UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees announced the site for what it’s calling New Residence Hall 1 in a meeting on Wednesday.