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California Lacrosse Suffers Loss to No. 1 North Carolina

BERKELEY – In a highly anticipated match-up on Thursday, the California Golden Bears women’s lacrosse team (4-6, 1-4 ACC) faced off against the top-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels (8-0, 6-0 ACC) in an Atlantic Coast Conference matchup. The game, held at California Memorial Stadium, culminated in a decisive 20-3 defeat for the Bears.

North Carolina’s Record-Setting Performance

The Tar Heels established a school record with their 30th consecutive victory, marking the longest active winning streak in the nation and the sixth-longest in NCAA lacrosse history. Their dominance was evident from the start, as they netted all 11 goals in the first period, building an insurmountable 13-0 lead by the second quarter.

Key Moments in the Game

Katie McMullen finally put California on the scoreboard with a remarkable unassisted goal at 5:20 in the second period, battling through multiple North Carolina defenders. However, the Tar Heels responded quickly, extending their lead to 14-1 at halftime.

The second half saw continued dominance from North Carolina, who scored all four goals in the third quarter, taking an 18-1 advantage into the final period.

In the closing minutes, Cal’s leading scorer, Courtney Wong, managed two goals, with McMullen assisting on the second. North Carolina capped off the scoring with two more goals, solidifying their victory.

Standout Performances

Despite the loss, freshman goalkeeper Chloe Rand showcased her talents, entering the game with a significant challenge facing a formidable opponent. After taking over with the Bears trailing 11-0, she recorded a career-high 10 saves and limited North Carolina to just nine more goals for the remainder of the match.

Addison Pattillo led the Tar Heels with five goals, while teammates Kiley Mottice and Eliza Osburn each contributed three goals and an assist. Chloe Humphrey also shone, posting two goals and two assists.

What’s Next for the Golden Bears?

California concludes a challenging four-game homestand on Monday, March 16, 2026, with a nonconference matchup against the Marist Red Foxes, who currently hold a record of 1-5. The game is set to begin at 3 PM PT and will be available for viewing on ACCNX and ESPN+.

Stay updated on the latest Golden Bears lacrosse news as they gear up for this important match.

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