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One Tar Heel already has huge Women’s World Cup win; openers for six others this weekend


Six Tar Heels are playing in the Women’s World Cup; a seventh is a head coach. The biggest Tar Heel contingent is with the English team, coached by , who won an NCAA title in her only season at UNC in 1989. Wiegman’s team includes three UNC alums: forward , right back and defender Lotte Wubben-Moy. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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One Tar Heel already has huge Women’s World Cup win; openers for six others this weekend


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