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Meghan Klingenberg's Heroics Propel Heels to 1-0 Victory


While most low scoring contests are reserved for soccer purists, the 1-0 overtime affair between No. 9 North Carolina and No. 14 Boston College Thursday night was one even the most casual soccer fans could enjoy. After 105 minutes of scoreless soccer, freshman forward found the back of the net with a lofted shot from just outside the box to give Tar Heels a hard fought win. (Tar Heel Blue)

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