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NCAA Champions! UNC Women’s Soccer Wins 23rd National Championship

North Carolina won the 2024 NCAA Division I women's soccer championship, the program's 23rd national title and first since 2012. UNC has now won 22 of 43 NCAA titles, plus the 1981 AIAW title for 23 total national championships. No other women's soccer team owns more than four. The Tar Heels defeated Wake Forest, 1-0, on Monday night. (GoHeels.com)

Queens of college soccer: Olivia Thomas delivers UNC's 23rd national championship

Olivia Thomas kicked in a sensational finish to North Carolina’s dream season, restoring the Tar Heels’ place as the queens of college soccer. Thomas’ goal in the 62nd minute ended a 12-year drought to earn UNC's 23rd national championship in a 1–0 victory over Wake Forest in the championship game of the Women’s College Cup on Monday night in Cary. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Women’s Soccer in the National Championship: How to Watch, Kickoff Time

North Carolina will play for its 23rd national title at NCAA Women’s College Cup on Monday night in Cary. The Tar Heels will face the No. 2 seed Wake Forest Demon Deacons after defeating No. 1 Duke in the national semifinals on Friday. Television coverage of the match begins with kickoff at 7 p.m. The match will be broadcast on ESPNU. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Women's Soccer Faces Wake Forest For National Title Monday Night

After defeating top-ranked Duke in the College Cup semifinals, UNC Women's Soccer will play in the national championship game for the 28th time in program history, seeking its 23rd national championship. The Tar Heels face fellow No. 2 seed Wake Forest on Monday, Dec. 9, at 7 p.m. at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary. The game airs nationally on ESPNU. (GoHeels.com)

Faasse, Armstrong, Dellarose Named United Soccer Coaches All-Americans

Three UNC women's soccer players have earned All-America honors from United Soccer Coaches. Kate Faasse was named to the first team with Trinity Armstrong on the second team and Tessa Dellarose on the fourth team. The Tar Heels have had at least one All-American each season since the honor began in 1980. Faasse leads the nation with 20 goals. (GoHeels.com)

A Duke to UNC transfer. A stroke. A stirring comeback. This is Olivia Migli’s soccer story

When North Carolina soccer defender Olivia Migli stepped off the field for the final time — 30 minutes into the Tar Heels’ ACC regular-season game against Virginia on Sept. 27 — there was no big announcement, no tear-filled farewell. It wasn’t dramatic. She simply knew. Migli’s body had spoken, and this time, it wasn’t a signal she could ignore. (Yahoo! Sports)

Art's Angle: Carolina Athletics Weekend Update

North Carolina men's basketball is undefeated in the ACC after surviving gutty Georgia Tech, 68-65, in the Smith Center. The women's soccer team beat Duke on Friday and now faces Wake Forest Monday for the NCAA title. And UNC Football is reportedly negotiating with six-time Super Bowl champion coach Bill Belichick to be the Tar Heels' next coach. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Women’s Soccer Routs Duke, 3-0, To Advance To National Title Game

For the 28th time in program history, UNC Women's Soccer will play in the national championship match. No. 2-seeded North Carolina blanked No. 1 seed Duke, 3-0, Friday in the NCAA College Cup semifinals at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary (Highlights). It was the fourth meeting between the teams this year, with UNC winning both postseason matches. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Carolina Insider - Interview with Maddie Dahlien

UNC Women's Soccer standout Maddie Dahlien joins Jones Angell and Adam Lucas in the Carolina Insider podcast studio to discuss the Tar Heels' season, how Carolina has prepared her for her stint with Team USA, Friday's Final Four matchup against Duke, and more. (View Video)

Carolina Insider Podcast: NIL Realities, UNC vs. Alabama, Football Updates, Maddie Dahlien Joins

The SEC dominated the ACC/SEC Basketball Challenge, providing a clear example of the new NIL realities of college athletics (5:54). UNC struggled for the third straight game in losing to Alabama (26:03). Tar Heel Football continues to work towards hiring a new head coach (41:35). Maddie Dahlien from UNC women's soccer joins (49:13). (Listen To Podcast)

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