CARY — The No. 5 North Carolina women’s soccer team defeated the Syracuse Orange, 7-0, on a sunny Saturday afternoon at WakeMed Soccer Park.
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Maya Worth has been struggling to sleep for days. She’s in a study session for her sports administration exam in December 2016, but her mind is someplace else. In an alternate reality, maybe.
Read More »The first 45 minutes proved to be enough for the No. 8 North Carolina women’s soccer team, who escaped with a 2-1 win over No. 11 Virginia, despite not recording a shot in the final 40 minutes of the game.
Read More »No. 8 North Carolina (7-2, 3-0 ACC) defeated No. 11 Virginia (6-3-2, 1-1-1 ACC) 2-1 in Charlottesville on Sunday afternoon.
Read More »In this episode of "Press Coverage" Chris Hilburn-Trenkle interviews UNC women's soccer player Frances Reuland about her journey to North Carolina, Sam Jarden analyzes this week's UNC vs. Duke football matchup and discusses other storylines circling UNC athletics.
Read More »CARY -- 76 minutes after kickoff, the celebratory sound of 200 vuvuzelas erupted across WakeMed Soccer Park, heralding North Carolina’s go-ahead goal over the Clemson Tigers.
Read More »CARY — On a humid night at WakeMed Soccer Park, the No. 8 North Carolina women's soccer team defeated No. 19 Clemson, 1-0.
Read More »The No. 10 North Carolina women’s soccer team opened conference play with a 1-0 victory over No. 16 Florida State, the preseason favorite to take home the ACC crown.
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In a top-10 matchup, the No. 6 North Carolina women’s soccer team (4-2) traveled to Pennsylvania on Thursday to take on No. 5 Penn State (4-1). Although the Tar Heels out-possessed the Nittany Lions, an early goal for PSU turned out to be the only statistic that mattered.
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Adjusting to life as a first-year in college comes with more than its fair share of struggles. Getting used to dorm life, familiarizing yourself with campus, finding your classes and making friends in a new environment are just some of the tasks each new student goes through in his or her first several weeks at college.
Read More »DURHAM – Playing in-state foe UNC Wilmington for the first time in program history, the ninth-ranked North Carolina women’s soccer team earned a 2-0 victory Sunday in its final game of this weekend’s Duke Nike Cup, which took place at Koskinen Stadium.
Read More »Redshirt senior Joanna Boyles and first-year Alessia Russo led North Carolina to victory on Friday night in the Duke Nike Classic, which concludes on Sunday. The two players scored three out of the team’s five goals in the 5-0 shutout over Auburn.
Read More »Redshirt first-year Taylor Otto had a breakout performance on Sunday afternoon for the No. 4 North Carolina women’s soccer team.
Read More »The No. 4 North Carolina women’s soccer team dominated the stat sheet but was unable to make it count in its second straight overtime match. The team fell, 2-1, to underdog Central Florida on a wet and muggy Friday night in Orlando.
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After going a combined 27-4 at home a season ago, three UNC programs are tasked with recreating that home field advantage in stadiums outside of Chapel Hill.
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CARY — Three minutes into the golden goal overtime of the first game of the 2017 season, the No. 6 North Carolina women’s soccer team packed seven players into No. 12 Duke’s 18-yard box, with its best free kick-taker standing at the corner flag and one of its best finishers positioned near the far post.
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Redshirt junior Jessie Scarpa and redshirt senior Joanna Boyles — two Tar Heels who hadn’t played a regular season game for UNC since 2015 — connected on and finished off a cross just three minutes into overtime of Friday’s match to give the No. 6 North Carolina women’s soccer team a 2-1 win over No. 12 Duke.
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Every year, the statistics will still amaze you.
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The North Carolina women’s soccer and volleyball teams are projected to pick up where they left off, according to ACC preseason coaches polls released Friday.
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Anson Dorrance’s philosophy for winning a national title is relatively simple: You need both the presence of good luck and the absence of bad. And from 2013-15, an abundance of the latter led to a title drought unlike anything the North Carolina women’s soccer team had ever seen.
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