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Carolina enters lacrosse tourney with Philly flavor


It's been 21 years since North Carolina won its last NCAA men's lacrosse title. The Tar Heels are seeded third overall. And when they begin pursuit of the national championship with a first-round game with Patriot Conference winner Colgate on Sunday, All-ACC selections (Penn Charter) and Ryan Kilpatrick (Salesianum, Del.) will be key. (Philadelphia Inquirer)

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