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UNC Places Six on All-ACC Teams, Dorrance Named ACC Coach of the Year
The ACC released its annual awards for the 2018 women’s soccer season, with UNC picking up two major individual awards and placing six players on All-ACC teams. Head coach Anson Dorrance, coaching in his 42nd year for the university, was named ACC Coach of the Year for the 11th time after leading the Tar Heels […]
Damon Nahas Promoted to UNC Women's Soccer Associate Head Coach
The UNC women’s soccer program announced Friday that current assistant coach Damon Nahas has been elevated to the role of associate head coach. Nahas has worked with the Tar Heels for each of the last five seasons, after head coach Anson Dorrance brought him on staff due to his player development skills at the youth […]
Legendary UNC Women's Soccer Coach Anson Dorrance Launching a Podcast
With a record 22 national championships to his name, legendary UNC women’s soccer head coach Anson Dorrance has decided to share some of the secrets to his success by launching a new podcast series called Vision of a Champion. On this podcast, Dorrance will discuss what it means to be a champion with a number of […]
Our Top UNC Sports Photos of 2019
The Hill and Chapelboro.com digital content manager Dakota Moyer moonlights as the station’s photographer. He chose his favorite UNC sports images of 2019 as the year comes to a close. (Click on the photos for a larger view) Why I chose this photo: This was the first game during Carolina’s season that it truly felt […]
UNC to Name Field in New Soccer and Lacrosse Stadium After Anson Dorrance
The field in the brand new on-campus UNC Soccer and Lacrosse Stadium will be named after the Tar Heels’ legendary women’s soccer coach Anson Dorrance, the university announced Monday. Prior to the Tar Heels’ game against Notre Dame on Sept. 29, the field will officially be dedicated and re-named Dorrance Field. Since taking over as […]
UNC Women's Soccer Eliminated by West Virginia in NCAA Semifinals
The UNC women’s soccer team traveled to San Jose this past week just two wins away from making sure its senior class wouldn’t be the first in school history to graduate without a national championship. As it turns out, however, top-ranked West Virginia had other ideas. Michaela Abam scored her 12th goal of the season […]
Top-Ranked West Virginia Awaits UNC Women's Soccer in NCAA Semifinals
Over its last eight games, the UNC women’s soccer team has been nothing short of unbreakable. Although the Tar Heels lost in the ACC Championship Game to Florida State on penalty kicks, the team has recorded shutouts in eight consecutive games on the way to San Jose for its first Final Four appearance since 2012. […]
UNC Women's Soccer's Season Ends in Penalty Shootout in NCAA Tournament Round of 16
UNC couldn’t hold on to a 1-0 lead late in the second half Monday afternoon, and No. 2 seed TCU scored a 90th-minute equalizer before winning on a penalty shootout to end the Tar Heels’ season. Carolina had dominated possession for much of the match, holding decisive leads in both total shots and shots on […]
UNC Women's Soccer Beats No. 6 Texas Tech in Penalty Shootout, Advances to NCAA Round of 16
Carolina went the distance vs. No. 6 seed Texas Tech in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Friday night, defeating the Red Raiders in a penalty shootout after the match ended in a 1-1 draw. After a scoreless first half in which UNC controlled much of the offensive possession and outshot Texas Tech 5-1, […]
UNC Women's Soccer Upsets No. 3 Tennessee in NCAA Tournament 1st Round
The national title defense for the UNC women’s soccer program will last at least a little longer. Kate Faasse scored a pair of goals to help the Tar Heels upset No. 3 seed Tennessee in Knoxville Friday night in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The 3-1 win avenges a 2-0 UNC defeat at […]
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