UNC women’s soccer, trying to rebound despite roster turnover, wins exhibition
Posted Aug 6, 2026
After leading UNC to its 23rd national championship as interim coach in 2024, Damon Nahas’ first season without the interim title last year was a down year by program standards. Even still, the Heels came seconds away from making the Elite Eight, and Nahas said that context matters when evaluating where the program stands now.
(Tar Heel Tribune)
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