North Carolina celebrated its first national title after a marathon triple-overtime win against Maryland.
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THE PATH LESS TAKEN 34 Ú Duke faceoff man Brendan Fowler took a curious route to Durham. It led him to
the biggest stage in lacrosse and one of the most dominant performances in NCAA history.
By Gary Lambrecht
EXTRA SPECIAL 42 Ú North Carolina waited 18 years for its fi rst NCAA Division I women’s title.
What was 72 more minutes? The Tar Heels claimed the championship in a triple-overtime thriller against Maryland.
By Clare Lochary
MUSTANG MADNESS 50 Ú Stevenson made life tough on itself until the very end of its NCAA Division III men’s
national championship season. It was a very fi tting fi nish. Over the last fi ve years, the Mustangs have made a habit of overcoming obstacles.
By Jac Coyne
THE THIRD TEAM 60 Ú Lacrosse Magazine was granted an all-access pass to follow the nation’s top offi cials
during NCAA Division I quarterfi nal and championship weekends. The game’s third team prepares as hard as anyone.
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Charlie Payton and the Duke Blue Devils celebrate a second national title in four seasons.
Photo by Kevin P. Tucker
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