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Tar Heels nip Irish for title


starred once again on the biggest stage in NCAA women's soccer. Nogueira, North Carolina's junior forward, provided the heroics in the championship game of the Women's College Cup for the second time in three years, scoring two second-half goals to lead the Tar Heels to a 2-1 victory against Notre Dame yesterday. "It just means so much to me to win it again and win it for the seniors," said Nogueira. (Winston-Salem Journal)

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