'We've sacrificed so much': In an unusual year, UNC field hockey shows its greatness

Posted Nov 9, 2020
After falling behind 2-0 against a Louisville team that had snapped UNC Field Hockey’s 47-game winning streak just a month before, it looked as though the Tar Heels were something they hadn’t been in over two years: beatable. As the Tar Heels had done so many times before in their seemingly endless stretch of dominance, they found a way to win. (Daily Tar Heel)

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