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UNC Women's Soccer Downs Georgia In First Home Opener Without Anson Dorrance


In Damon Nahas’ first home game as interim coach, No. 5 UNC Women's Soccer earned an entertaining 4-3 victory over No. 16 Georgia on Thursday behind two dazzling second-half goals (Highlights). UNC (3–0–0) remained unbeaten in home openers since the renovated facility was named after legendary retired coach . (Tar Heel Tribune)

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UNC Women's Soccer Downs Georgia In First Home Opener Without Anson Dorrance