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National Champions! UNC Field Hockey wins 11th NCAA title and second straight in shootout thriller


For the 11th time in UNC program history and the second year in a row, the Tar Heels are NCAA field hockey national champions. In UNC’s first season under 23-year-old head coach , Ryleigh Heck buried a stroke on the sixth round of a shootout to propel UNC to a 3–2 win after tying Northwestern 1–1 through 80 minutes and two overtimes. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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National Champions! UNC Field Hockey wins 11th NCAA title and second straight in shootout thriller


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