Damon Nahas leads UNC women's soccer to College Cup as interim head coach
Posted Dec 3, 2024
For UNC Women's Soccer interim head coach Damon Nahas, the journey this season has not been about stepping in for an all-time great coach. It has not been about him inheriting one of the most illustrious programs in the history of college sports. It's been about his players. Everything he’s done has been for his players. "We’re not here without him."
(Daily Tar Heel)
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