University of North Carolina Athletics
Thursday, April 14
Charlottesville, Va.
8 PM
North Carolina
14-0, 7-0
17
at
7
Virginia
7-8, 2-5
1
2
3
4
F
North Carolina
7
3
3
4
17
Virginia
3
2
2
0
7
Team Stats
NC
VA
Shots
29
31
Turnovers
12
14
Caused Turnovers
5
3
Draw Controls
17
10
Free-Position Shots
7
3
Ground Balls
9
14
Game Leaders
G
4
A
0
FO
-
Pen
-
GB
0
CT
1
G
3
A
2
FO
-
Pen
-
GB
0
CT
0
G
3
A
1
FO
-
Pen
-
GB
0
CT
0
G
2
A
0
FO
-
Pen
-
GB
1
CT
1
Players Mentioned
Attacker
/ Women's Lacrosse
Attacker
/ Women's LacrosseMidfielder
/ Women's Lacrosse
Goalkeeper
/ Women's LacrosseAttacker
/ Women's Lacrosse
Defender
/ Women's LacrosseAttacker
/ Women's Lacrosse
Attacker
/ Women's LacrosseAlly Mastroianni
Mastroianni, Ortega Lead Balanced 17-7 Win At Virginia
April 14, 2022 | Women's Lacrosse
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.—Eight different Tar Heels scored as the No. 1-ranked University of North Carolina women's lacrosse team moved to 14-0 this season with a 17-7 win at No. 15 Virginia on Thursday night at Klockner Stadium
The Tar Heels improved to 14-0 in 2022, including 7-0 in Atlantic Coast Conference play, solidifying their hold on first place in the conference with one game to play. Virginia fell to 7-8, 2-5. Carolina scored the final five goals of the game in a dominant final 16 minutes.
The Tar Heels posted their 40th consecutive regular season victory, their 18th in a row on the road and their 41st in the last 42 games overall. UNC is 63-6 in its last 69 games against ACC opponents (regular season and postseason).
Jamie Ortega led all players with five points on three goals and two assists for UNC. Ally Mastroianni tied her career high with four goals and added eight draw controls. Tayler Warehime had three goals and an assist, and Caitlyn Wurzburger dished out three assists.
Sam Geiersbach added two goals and an assist off the bench, and Andie Aldave scored twice.
Rachel Clark led the Cavaliers with four goals, but the defense of Emma Trenchard held Clark scoreless in the second half.
Carolina went on a 6-0 run in the first quarter to take control early in the game. UNC led, 7-3, after the first 15 minutes, getting seven goals from seven different players in the opening period.
The Tar Heels hit a dry spell offensively in the middle portion of the game before their defense locked in and held the Cavaliers scoreless for the final 16:08 of action.
Carolina has won 20 of the last 21 meetings with Virginia, including 11 in a row.
Taylor Moreno (14-0) started her 68th career game in goal for UNC and improved to 62-6 in the cage all-time.
The Tar Heels will return to action next Thursday April 21 at home for senior night against Duke in a showdown of two teams at the top of the ACC standings.
NOTES:
Team
• It was UNC's 40th consecutive regular season win, the longest streak in school history.
• It was Carolina's 18th consecutive road win, the longest streak in school history.
• Carolina won for the 41st time in its last 42 games and the 49th in the last 51.
• UNC scored double-figure goals for the 50th time in its last 51 games.
Individual
• Taylor Moreno improved her career record in goal to 62-6. She has started 68 consecutive games in the cage dating to 2018.
• Jamie Ortega extended her goal streak to 48 consecutive games.
• Ortega has tallied at least one point in 77 consecutive games and 82 of 83 in her career.
• Ortega extended her own school record for points by upping her total to 429. She is second in ACC history and third in NCAA history in career points. Jen Adams of Maryland (1998-2001) is first in ACC annals with 445.
• Ortega is third in NCAA history in career goals with 314.
For the latest updates on Carolina women's lacrosse, follow the team on Twitter and Instagram.
The Tar Heels improved to 14-0 in 2022, including 7-0 in Atlantic Coast Conference play, solidifying their hold on first place in the conference with one game to play. Virginia fell to 7-8, 2-5. Carolina scored the final five goals of the game in a dominant final 16 minutes.
The Tar Heels posted their 40th consecutive regular season victory, their 18th in a row on the road and their 41st in the last 42 games overall. UNC is 63-6 in its last 69 games against ACC opponents (regular season and postseason).
Jamie Ortega led all players with five points on three goals and two assists for UNC. Ally Mastroianni tied her career high with four goals and added eight draw controls. Tayler Warehime had three goals and an assist, and Caitlyn Wurzburger dished out three assists.
Sam Geiersbach added two goals and an assist off the bench, and Andie Aldave scored twice.
Rachel Clark led the Cavaliers with four goals, but the defense of Emma Trenchard held Clark scoreless in the second half.
Carolina went on a 6-0 run in the first quarter to take control early in the game. UNC led, 7-3, after the first 15 minutes, getting seven goals from seven different players in the opening period.
The Tar Heels hit a dry spell offensively in the middle portion of the game before their defense locked in and held the Cavaliers scoreless for the final 16:08 of action.
Carolina has won 20 of the last 21 meetings with Virginia, including 11 in a row.
Taylor Moreno (14-0) started her 68th career game in goal for UNC and improved to 62-6 in the cage all-time.
The Tar Heels will return to action next Thursday April 21 at home for senior night against Duke in a showdown of two teams at the top of the ACC standings.
NOTES:
Team
• It was UNC's 40th consecutive regular season win, the longest streak in school history.
• It was Carolina's 18th consecutive road win, the longest streak in school history.
• Carolina won for the 41st time in its last 42 games and the 49th in the last 51.
• UNC scored double-figure goals for the 50th time in its last 51 games.
Individual
• Taylor Moreno improved her career record in goal to 62-6. She has started 68 consecutive games in the cage dating to 2018.
• Jamie Ortega extended her goal streak to 48 consecutive games.
• Ortega has tallied at least one point in 77 consecutive games and 82 of 83 in her career.
• Ortega extended her own school record for points by upping her total to 429. She is second in ACC history and third in NCAA history in career points. Jen Adams of Maryland (1998-2001) is first in ACC annals with 445.
• Ortega is third in NCAA history in career goals with 314.
For the latest updates on Carolina women's lacrosse, follow the team on Twitter and Instagram.
UNC Women's Soccer: Mara Records Brace in Win at SMU, 3-0
Saturday, October 18
UNC Volleyball: Carolina Sweeps Boston College
Saturday, October 18
UNC Field Hockey: Bruder Hat Trick Rallies Heels Over Syracuse, 4-3
Saturday, October 18
Carolina Insider - Men's Basketball Talk (Full Segment) - October 16, 2025
Thursday, October 16