Brianna O'Donnell A Finalist For Wooden Cup

Posted Jan 4, 2010
Brianna O'Donnell, a member of two NCAA Championship field hockey teams at UNC, has been named as one of five finalists for the Coach Wooden Citizen Cup, which is awarded in honor of legendary basketball coach John Wooden to a student-athlete who has made a great positive influence in the lives of others. O'Donnell majored in international studies at Carolina and was heavily involved in community service. (Tar Heel Blue)

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