
UNC Women’s Soccer Heads to Dublin for Historic Friendly Against Shelbourne FC
North Carolina’s women’s soccer squad travels to Dublin to face Shelbourne FC, marking a milestone in program history and showcasing the ACC’s expanding global reach
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North Carolina’s women’s soccer squad travels to Dublin to face Shelbourne FC, marking a milestone in program history and showcasing the ACC’s expanding global reach

The University of North Carolina women's soccer team fell 3-2 to No. 5 Michigan State, marking their first loss of the season in a match defined by aggressive play and multiple cards.

North Carolina’s women’s soccer team lost 3‑2 to Michigan State despite outshooting the Spartans, with key goals, a red card and a saved penalty shaping the outcome.

A preview of the August 20 matchup at Razorback Field, featuring ranked teams, key players, and a deep schedule.

In just 15 minutes, Bella Devey scored a hat trick, propelling UNC to an 8‑0 victory over Quinnipiac. The performance highlights the team’s adaptability after losing star forward Olivia Thomas and underscores a collective, work‑driven approach under Coach Damon Nahas.

Bella Devey’s explosive first‑quarter performance powered North Carolina to an 8‑0 victory over Quinnipiac, showcasing a team that has embraced versatility and a defensive mindset.

The North Carolina women’s soccer team travels to Dublin on August 28 to face Shelbourne FC, marking its first overseas match in 15 years and showcasing a program eager to expand its global footprint.

The Tar Heels opened their preseason with a 1‑0 win over South Carolina, showcasing freshman Summer Denigan’s game‑winning goal and the challenges of integrating new players while navigating international commitments.

UNC’s women’s soccer team blends a top recruiting class with emerging talent, aiming to overcome key departures and early‑season challenges.

After losing three top scorers, UNC introduces a twelve‑player recruiting class, wins a 1‑0 exhibition against South Carolina, and prepares for a tough early slate while integrating young standouts and navigating international commitments.

The Tar Heels edged South Carolina 1-0 in an exhibition, showcasing a blend of fresh talent and returning experience while preparing for a demanding slate of early games.

The University of North Carolina women's soccer team began its 2026 campaign by defeating Fairfield University 4‑0, showcasing dominant possession and a balanced attack.

Despite losing 11 starters and facing a tough schedule, the Tar Heels’ young squad delivered a decisive victory, highlighting the program’s renewed optimism.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill women's soccer program has announced its 2026 slate, featuring a marquee trip to Ireland, high‑profile ACC matchups and a schedule that stretches from the East Coast to the Southwest.

Maddie DiMaria, a junior at Cor Jesu Academy in Affton, Missouri, has been named the 2025‑26 Gatorade National Girls Soccer Player of the Year, the only player to win the award as both a freshman and a junior, after leading her team to a flawless 25‑0 season and earning youth caps with the U.S. national side.

At 17, Maddie DiMaria has been honored as the 2025‑26 Gatorade National Girls Soccer Player of the Year after a dominant season that saw her net 67 goals and guide her team to an unbeaten state championship.