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Julia Ashley's relentless drive guides senior captain's journey throughout UNC soccer career


It’s difficult to tell that Julia Ashley ever lacked the ability to run, much less walk. It’s a testament to her work ethic. Just ask coach . “She’s one of the fittest players I’ve ever coached,” Dorrance said. “And I’m including the national team I coached for 8 years that won a world championship in ‘91.” She’s a four-year starter and been named captain twice. (Daily Tar Heel)

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