Erin Matson wins third NCAA championship with UNC Field Hockey, recreates Jordan three-peat photo

Posted May 16, 2021
U.S. Women’s National Team field hockey player and junior captain Erin Matson led the North Carolina field hockey team to its third straight NCAA championship last Sunday. The winning goal was scored off of a corner, where it was inserted to Matson, she did a move around a Michigan defender, and took a reverse shot. The corner play was called for Matson. (FOX 2 St. Louis)

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