UNC Women's Lacrosse Sweeps ACC Awards

UNC Womens Lacrosse Sweeps ACC Awards: Sam Forrest, Chloe Humphrey, and Eliza Osburn Take Home Top Honors

The University of North Carolina womens lacrosse team had a remarkable season, culminating in a sweep of the ACC awards. Sam Forrest, Chloe Humphrey, and Eliza Osburn were named Defender of the Year, Attacker of the Year, and Midfielder of the Year, respectively. This achievement comes after the Tar Heels went undefeated in conference play and secured their second consecutive regular season and tournament titles.

Forrest, a shutdown defender from Glastonbury, Connecticut, has been instrumental in keeping opponents top scorers scoreless in crucial tournament games. She has previously earned all-ACC first-team honors, been named a Tewaaraton top twenty-five pick, and was drafted sixth overall in the WLL Draft.

Humphrey, the nations leading scorer with ninety-two goals and one hundred thirty-three points, has repeated as all-ACC first-team and tournament MVP. She has also been recognized with Tewaaraton and Honda awards in the past.

Osburn, a two-way midfielder from Castle Rock, Colorado, has been a standout performer with twenty-nine goals, seventeen assists, and forty-six points. She has previously been named ACC Freshman of the Year and All-American.

All three players will represent the U.S. National Team at the World Lacrosse Championships this summer, marking an exceptional year for UNC as they continue to break records.

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