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The University of North Carolina women's hockey team captured both ACC Player of the Week awards, with Ferri scoring three goals and Skubisz posting a clean sheet and key saves, marking the first weekly sweep since September 2024.
The U.S. Women’s National Hockey Team finished 10th at the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup after a 3-1 loss to England, highlighting a blend of experience, private funding challenges, and key performances from players like Jenny Rizzo and Emma DeBerdine.
The U.S. Women’s National Team overcame an early scare to defeat Ireland 3-1, securing first place in Pool H and setting up a clash with England.
Coach Erin Matson unveils a revamped roster featuring ten fresh recruits, including top prospects Sofia Ferri and Morgan O’Donnell, as the Tar Heels look to build on last year’s Final Four run.
After stepping into the role left by Annabel Skubisz, Juliana Boon has delivered a series of standout performances that have positioned Northwestern for a strong 2026 campaign.
The University of North Carolina’s field hockey program enters the 2026 campaign as the nine‑time defending Atlantic Coast Conference champions, riding a 21‑2 record from the previous season that included a heartbreaking overtime loss to Northwestern in the NCAA semifinal.
The Tar Heels enter the 2026 season as nine‑time defending ACC champions, facing a challenging slate of away games while seeking a tenth consecutive title and a shot at the national crown.
North Carolina’s field hockey program enters the 2026 campaign with a nine‑time ACC championship streak, a challenging schedule, and a roster in flux under Coach Erin Matson.
The Tar Heels open the 2026 season with eight away games, aiming to reclaim the national title after a narrow NCAA semifinal defeat.
Ryleigh Heck, a New Jersey native, is poised to lead the U.S. field hockey team at the 2026 World Cup while pursuing a master’s degree and aiming for Olympic qualification.
Ranked 11th globally, the United States women's squad has qualified for the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup after winning the Pan American Cup, aiming to build on a bronze‑medal finish and chase Olympic success.
The announced squad features returning star Ashley Hoffman, a mix of experienced defenders, midfield co‑captains and a dynamic forward line, while support staff round out the preparation for a challenging group.
The United States women's national hockey team lost to New Zealand in a penalty shootout during the 2026 FIH Hockey Nations Cup semifinal, but now prepares for a bronze‑medal match against Chile on June 21.
Abby Tamer’s four‑goal performance leads the U.S. women’s team to a 7‑2 victory over Uruguay, setting up a decisive showdown with Japan in the FIH Hockey Nations Cup.
Entering her fourth year at the helm, Erin Matson reflects on lessons learned, a championship legacy, and the fresh roster poised to tackle a demanding schedule while still chasing titles.