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Carson Tanguilig Makes Tar Heel History With Eighth NCAA Women's Tennis Bid


With seven ITA indoor national championships, 12 ACC titles, the 2023 NCAA outdoor title and a slew of All-America players, it's not easy for a UNC women's tennis player to stand out. Say hello to Carson Tanguilig, who's done just that this fall. The senior from Alpharetta, Ga., qualified for next week's NCAA Singles Championship for the fourth time. (GoHeels.com)

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