UNC Field Hockey

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Field Hockey.

No. 3 UNC Field Hockey Handles Business Against No. 19 Louisville With 3-0 Victory

A rainy Sunday at Karen Shelton Stadium finished with a 3-0 win for UNC Field Hockey over No. 19 Louisville (Highlights) to wrap up a big weekend of ACC clashes. The Tar Heels dominated, putting up 23 shots while not allowing one from the Cardinals until the fourth quarter. The result sealed a shutout weekend for Carolina against two ranked ACC foes. (GoHeels.com)

No. 3 UNC Field Hockey Handles No. 2 Virginia In Top-5 Road Victory

A fourth quarter goal from Charly Bruder proved to be the difference as No. 3 North Carolina took home the 1-0 upset win over No. 2 Virginia on Friday (Highlights). The Tar Heels (11-1, 4-1 ACC) handed the Cavaliers their first loss of the season after a defensive battle was broken up by Bruder's strike. Carolina has 14 of the last 15 in the series. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Blue Heaven - 2025 UNC Field Hockey, Episode 3

Episode three of Blue Heaven follows the No. 3 UNC Field Hockey team in recent victories over Cal and Stanford before digging into how this Tar Heel team faces adversity in a loss to Wake Forest. (View Video)

Video: IC Podcast - Catching Up With UNC Field Hockey Coach Erin Matson

Erin Matson's 2025 UNC Field Hockey team is deep, talented, and loaded with both youth and veterans. With a rare opening in the season's schedule, Matson sat down with Inside Carolina's Tommy Ashley to discuss year three, success, the loss to Wake Forest, and her continued vision for a dominant program. (View Video)

THT Newsletter: UNC Basketball Blue-White Scrimmage, Football Falters, Drake Maye Stars

North Carolina Basketball held its annual Blue-White Scrimmage, Ludacris performed in Polk Place, and in between UNC Football forgot to show up against Clemson. The Diamond Heels routed Walters State in a baseball scrimmage, Drake Maye looked like a star on Sunday Night Football, No. 25 UNC Volleyball dominated Duke, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

No. 3 UNC Field Hockey Takes Care Of Business, Wins 4-1 At Old Dominion

UNC Field Hockey got four goals from four different scorers to take home a 4-1 win over Old Dominion on Sunday. The Tar Heels (10-1, 3-1 ACC) scored four or more for the sixth time this season. In a matchup of the sports' most historic programs, owners of 20 combined national titles, UNC upped their win streak against the Monarchs to 12 straight. (GoHeels.com)

The Wunderkind: Erin Matson Went From UNC Field Hockey Player To Head Coach In The Span Of A Year

Erin Matson has a tattoo etched across her right hand that reads "simplicity." It’s an ethos her dad instilled from an early age and one that Erin has embraced as the head coach of the North Carolina Tar Heels field hockey team. Though her goals are ambitious, simplicity dictates that she and the women she leads tackle them step by step, day by day. (Women's Health)

THT Newsletter: Meet UNC Guard Derek Dixon, Football Chaplain Mitch Mason's Battle

It was an off weekend for UNC Football, but there was still plenty going on. Today we meet UNC freshman guard Derek Dixon, share an emotional account of football team chaplain Mitch Mason’s medical battle, and hear from basketball GM Jim Tanner. Plus, football recruiting updates, Volleyball beats NC State, NFL and Olympic sports rundowns. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

No. 2 UNC Field Hockey Bounces Back With Road Win At Boston College

No. 2 UNC Field Hockey rallied from a 1-0 deficit at Boston College Sunday, scoring twice late to earn a 2-1 win and bounce back from its first loss of the season (Highlights). Isabel Boere secured a UNC breakthrough with 8:22 remaining, knocking in the equalizing goal. Ryleigh Heck played a major role in Carolina’s go-ahead goal five minutes later. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Field Hockey Drops First Game of 2025 Season at No. 13 Wake Forest

A double-overtime winner from No. 13 Wake Forest helped the Demon Deacons upset UNC 2-1 in Winston-Salem Friday evening. It’s the Tar Heels’ first loss this season and second loss in ACC play in three seasons under head coach Erin Matson. The game was a defensive struggle throughout, entering the fourth quarter in a scoreless draw. (Chapelboro.com)

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