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ACC Network will have the broadcast. North Carolina won its 17th consecutive ACC Tournament game and advanced to the ACC Championship game for the seventh ...

Cassidy Weeks scored a career-high six goals, and Boston College (16-2) pulled away in the second half to reach the championship game. Notre Dame countered with six of the next seven goals, cutting it to a one-goal deficit, 13-12, on a Wolak tally with 6:32 remaining. Wolak’s goal with 1:38 left pulled ND back within a goal, but UNC won the ensuing faceoff and ran out the clock.No. 2 Boston College 20, No. 6 Virginia 12 Boston College will make its third ACC Championship game appearance in the last four tournaments and is aiming for its first league title.No. 1 North Carolina 14, No. 5 Notre Dame 13 UNC outscored the Fighting Irish 12-1 over the next 30 minutes in taking a 12-6 lead midway through the third quarter. North now has 338, just behind Courtney Murphy of Stony Brook (341). Jackie Wolak had a big game for Notre Dame, totaling six points on a team-high four goals and two assists. In her return to South Bend, Andie Aldave recorded a hat trick and recorded three draw controls. UNC quickly faced its largest deficit this season, as the Fighting Irish bolted to a 5-0 advantage after just over seven minutes of play. For the second straight game, Scottie Rose Growney led UNC in goals, scoring four. A graduate transfer, Aldave played her first four years with the Fighting Irish. Jamie Ortega added a pair of assists. – The top two ranked teams in the nation, North Carolina and Boston College, moved on to the ACC Women’s Lacrosse Championship game with semifinal victories on Sunday at Arlotta Stadium in South Bend, Indiana. The tournament’s top seed, No. 1-ranked North Carolina held off No. 20 Notre Dame, 14-13, in the opener, and No. 2 Boston College knocked off No. 16 Virginia, 20-12, in the second semifinal.

BC took care of business in their quarterfinal on Friday, topping Virginia Tech. Now they'll hope to get past the Cavaliers and book a ticket in next Saturday ...

The big picture: The winner of this game, along with the earlier, noontime game between UNC and Notre Dame, advances to Saturday night’s ACC final, which will be back on campus at the site of the highest-remaining seed. Scouting the matchup: BC beat UVA pretty soundly, 22-15, back in February in Charlottesville. UVA continued to struggle in their matchups against the league’s top 4 teams — right up until Friday’s game against Syracuse, when they pulled out their biggest win of the year, and 18-14 triumph. BC took care of business in their quarterfinal on Friday, topping Virginia Tech. Now they’ll hope to get past the Cavaliers and book a ticket in next Saturday night’s ACC championship game.

6-seed Virginia women's lacrosse (9-9) fell 20-11 to 2-seed Boston College (17-2) in the ACC Semifinals on Sunday afternoon at Arlotta Stadium.

- McGovern scored three-straight goals for UVA over 2:53 in the third. - Miller scored to halt the BC run. - McGovern notched her 13th hat trick of the season. McGovern scored her first of the afternoon to start the run. Graduate student, defender Megan Gordon scored her first goal of the season just 30 seconds after as UVA cut it to 5-4. - Boston College opened the game on a 5-1 run.

After Virginia Tech baseball's two wins over Virginia to claim the series this weekend, the Hokies clinched the Commonwealth Clash, sponsored by Smithfield, ...

The 7-5 win over Virginia not only secured the Commonwealth Clash for Virginia Tech, but also allowed the Hokies to maintain their second place ranking in the ACC standings. In a nail-biting final game, the No. 2 Virginia Tech softball team walked off Virginia to earn a point in the Clash. The Hokies had split the two games before with the point riding in the rubber match. On Feb. 18, 2022, the Virginia Tech wrestling program secured another point in the Clash after their 10th-straight win over the Cavaliers in Charlottesville. The Hokies were led by No. 3 Mekhi Lewis and No. 14 Hunter Bolen, with both earning bonus point victories. The Hokies earned 1,054 points in the event, defeating the Cavaliers by just 13 points. The men won with 97 points and the women tied Duke with 86 points. The Hokies took a 2-1 lead after the third set and ultimately won the match in set five. The win moved the team to 5-1 in the ACC for the first time ever. Keve Aluma scored 24 points in the matchup and had a season-high four blocks. The win marked Tech's fourth all-time win against Virginia and the second win in two years. The second game also made some history, as Tech swept Virginia for the first time since 2015-16. The win gave Tech its first point in the Clash. Cera Powell tied a career-high 17 kills in the matchup and Brie Postema recorded a career-high 47 assists.

Boston College lacrosse kicked off its postseason campaign on Friday with a 19–13 win over Virginia Tech in the ACC Quarterfinals.

Virginia Tech won 20 draw controls to BC’s 16, which gave the Hokies a slight edge that allowed them to stay in the game and prevent BC from moving too far out of reach. BC played a fast but controlled game, connecting passes and drawing calls in order to gain free-position shots. She wound up and fired the ball into the back of the net before the goalie could even react, giving Boston College lacrosse a two-goal lead over Virginia Tech with just under three minutes left in the first quarter.

Top-seeded North Carolina spotted Notre Dame a 5-0, first-quarter lead before roaring back to take the lead and hold off the fifth-seeded Fighting Irish, ...

She is second in ACC history and third in NCAA history in career points. went the distance in goal, improving to 65-6 in her career while making 12 saves. UNC scored the first two goals of the second half to grab a 12-6 lead before Notre Dame went on a 6-1 run to cut it to 13-12 with 6:32 remaining. Her two points on Sunday pulled her within three of Jen Adams of Maryland as the all-time ACC leader (and second in NCAA history) with 445 points. Carolina trailed, 5-0, in the first quarter before going on a 12-1 run to take the lead. UNC is 66-6 in its last 72 games against ACC opponents (regular season and postseason). Scottie Rose Growney

With the hosting team decked out in visiting jerseys and holding one last chance to punch its ticket to the NCAA tournament, Friday's game was a classic ...

Notre Dame ended its opponent's hopes of claiming a lead, tallying three goals to start the quarter before Landry dodged and rolled off of her defender to score on a wide-open shot within the eight-meter. Duke attempted to make the comeback it needed in the second quarter, threatening to chip away at Notre Dame’s six-point advantage. On the other hand, Duke struggled to maintain possession and, despite having more shots than Notre Dame, only scored twice in those first 15 minutes. Keller helped get the ball down the field and to sophomore attacker Katie DeSimone’s stick for a shot at goal, but Notre Dame goalie Bridget Deehan had no trouble making the save to give her team its first possession of the game. No. 4-seed Duke seemed to be a shoo-in to reach the semifinals, having already etched a victory against Notre Dame earlier in the season. But not for Duke, which had its conference tournament run cut short due to a locked-in Notre Dame squad.

The North Carolina Tar Heels (17-0, 8-0 ACC) defeated the Notre Dame Fighting Irish (9-9, 3-5 ACC) 14-13 in the semifinals of the ACC tournament.

The Tar Heels initially dug themselves into a hole after going down 5-0 in the first quarter. She finished with four goals and two assists after going down earlier in the game with an injury. Notre Dame continued to fight, ending the third quarter on a 4-1 run and picked up where they left off in the fourth. Notre Dame came into Sunday's game off of a four-game winning streak. Then sophomore attacker Caitlyn Wurzburger went to work, beat her defender and found graduate attacker Andie Aldave cutting down north to south towards the goal. Four different Tar Heels scored, and Growney had a hat trick in that span.

Next weekend's championship will mark the seventh straight year and 11th time in 12 years UNC will play for the conference title.

The game will be played on Saturday at 6 p.m., and will be broadcast on ACC Network. It took less than a minute for Growney to answer, netting her fourth goal of the game and first of the second half to provide Carolina with valuable breathing room. Those dominant 15 minutes proved to be the difference in the game. When paired with the 7-0 run in the first half, UNC had outscored the Fighting Irish 12-1 in approximately 25 minutes of game time. Growney punctuated the run with two more goals within 54 seconds of each other, giving Carolina the lead and officially turning the game on its head. UNC’s five goal deficit in the first quarter was its largest of the entire season.

DURHAM – Ninth-ranked Duke outscored No. 18 North Carolina 13-4 in the second half to come away with a 19-11 victory in ACC men's lacrosse action Sunday ...

North Carolina ended the eight-minute dry spell with two goals in eight seconds for a 7-5 lead. The Blue Devils carried the momentum and dominated the third quarter to build a seven-goal lead. Duke's 8-0 third period was the most lopsided quarter for the Blue Devils this season. Duke notched four in the opening 4:19 of the period and never looked back en route to a 14-7 advantage. The first quarter featured nine goals, with the Tar Heels having a 5-4 edge. finished his evening with three goals to become the 50th player to record 100 career points.

No. 11 Duke hosts No. 19 North Carolina on Sunday in a huge ACC matchup.

O’Neill once again led Duke on the scoreboard with eight points. The Blue Devils defense shut down the Tar Heels high powered offense in a 15-6 victory at UNC last month. Most recently, the Blue Devils pulled off another upset win against No. 6 Virginia by a final score of 17-8.

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There weren't any other championship games Sunday, but there was conference semifinal action in the ACC and Patriot League. HAWKS SOAR TO TITLE. Saint Joseph's ...

The Eagles never trailed after taking a 2-0 lead, but Virginia hung around and was as close as 14-11 with 2:40 left in the third quarter. Carnevale scored three times during the run, and Emma Eberhardt’s goal put her side ahead 12-5 with 6:53 left. Just two days after upsetting Duke to save its season, the Irish scored six of the next seven goals. UNC, undefeated and No. 1 in the nation, just needed a little time to wake up. Mary Kelly Doherty scored twice during Notre Dame’s opening 5-0 run, and UNC didn’t score until Scottie Rose Growney struck with 7:45 left in the first quarter. It is the first A-10 championship in program history.

Sunday afternoon, No. 2 seed BC cruised by No. 6 seed Virginia 20–12 to advance to the ACC Tournament Final.

But the Eagles kept their composure after a Virginia run made it a three-goal game late in the third, and they finished the game dominating the draw control 21–12 while outshooting Virginia 40–21. Smith continued her strong play in the second half, and she finished the game with three goals and six assists. After having seemingly nowhere to go with the ball, North used her footwork to angle herself to get a shot around Virginia goaltender Ashley Vernon to put BC up 6–4. The Eagles took a quick 5–1 lead in the first period. North’s first goal came on her first shot of the game with 2:15 left to play in the first quarter. But after their semifinal game on Sunday, the Eagles are one step closer.

The Hokies, who finished the regular season at 21-2 in conference play and 39-6 overall, completed seven series sweeps over the course of the year and ...

The Cavaliers' run at the ACC Championship came to an end in the semifinals with a loss at the hands of the defending national champion Eagles.

UVA's Rachel Clark tallied a goal late in the half to make it 11-6 in favor of BC at halftime. Virginia responded with a 3-0 run and trailed BC 7-4 at the end of the first quarter. Miller finished with two goals and one assist in the game. Kate Miller then scored to make it 14-11 with 2:40 left in the third quarter. A victory over the Eagles would go a long way towards preserving Julie Myers' perfect record of never missing an NCAA Tournament in her 27 years as Virginia's head coach. For three quarters, the Cavaliers went punch-for-punch with the defending national champions.

Analysts say the deal will be a reversal of the inflow of foreign direct investment (FDI) into India if these two Holcim Group companies are acquired by Indian ...

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Katie Goldberg was 2-4 with two RBI and Bailey Winscott was 1-2 with two runs as the Cavalier offensive leaders. Mikayla Houge took the loss in relief after ...

Louisville added two insurance runs in the sixth inning. After Louisville threw one Cavalier runner out at home, Emma McBride and Arizona Ritchie came in clutch with a two-run double and a one-run single, respectively. After a leadoff single, the Cavaliers had two fielder’s choices to get two outs. The Cardinals added one more run in the third when a runner scored on a wild pitch. Virginia wreaked havoc on the basepaths all game, and that started in the first inning. From there, Kendall Smith poked a single into left field to score the tying and winning runs.

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/1/22From Press Releases The top two ranked teams in the nation, North Carolina and Boston College, moved on to the ACC.

Cassidy Weeks scored a career-high six goals, and Boston College (16-2) pulled away in the second half to reach the championship game. Hayley Hunt (Penn Charter) had 11 saves for Lehigh. Along with Carnevale and Eberhardt’s nine combined goals, senior Nora Giordano scored a goal and dished a career-high four assists. Junior Gabby Schneider had a goal and assist while first year Quinn Meyer scored a goal and sophomore Olivia Memeger (Strath Haven) recorded an assist. Junior Kata Carnevale led the offense with five goals (to eclipse 100 career goals) while classmate Emma Eberhardt tallied four goals and an assist. Lehigh was also the program’s first-ever true road win in the Patriot League Tournament (excluding neutral-site victories). Rachel Clark (Conestoga), UVA’s standout freshman, had two goals despite being faceguarded and extended her school record for a freshman to 60. Wolak’s goal with 1:38 left pulled ND back within a goal, but UNC won the ensuing faceoff and ran out the clock. Notre Dame countered with six of the next seven goals, cutting it to a one-goal deficit, 13-12, on a Wolak tally with 6:32 remaining. Boston College will make its third ACC Championship game appearance in the last four tournaments and is aiming for its first league title. UNC outscored the Fighting Irish 12-1 over the next 30 minutes in taking a 12-6 lead midway through the third quarter. Taylor Moreno made a dozen saves in goal for UNC, including two key stops in the game’s waning minutes. For the second straight game, Growney led UNC in goals, scoring four.