UNC women’s soccer team has plenty of goalkeepers

Posted Sep 18, 2012
When you’re talking about goalkeepers, one might not be enough. But is three too many? That’s the dilemma facing North Carolina women’s soccer coach Anson Dorrance these days, and he has decided to rotate three keepers for now. Senior Adelaide Gay and junior Amy Sieloff had been splitting time in goal for the first six matches, and all they did was to allow one goal between them. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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