UNC Field Hockey

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Field Hockey.

Chansky’s Notebook: Let’s Go, Ladies!

Behind 2024 National Player of the Year Kate Faasse, Coach Damon Nahas’ second UNC Women's Soccer team starts the season at Tennessee Thursday at 7 on the SEC Network. Coach Erin Matson’s third Tar Heel Field Hockey team opens with the ACC-Big Ten challenge Labor Day Weekend in Iowa City with games against Michigan Friday and Iowa Sunday. (Chapelboro.com)

THT Newsletter: UNC's Major Recruiting Win, Injury Setback, and Defending Champs Impress

The North Carolina sports year is underway with the first two women’s soccer scrimmages in the books. Football training camp is in full swing, Montenegrin UNC Basketball commit Luka Bogavac is expected in Chapel Hill this week, and women’s basketball landed the No. 1 recruit in the 2026 class. All that and more in Monday's edition. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - UNC Athletics Top 10 from 2024-25

Host Isaac Schade kicks off the Top 10 countdown of the moments that defined UNC athletics over the last academic year. In episode 1, 10: The Lane Violation, 9: Field Hockey's perfect season falls just shy, 8: Ethan Strand's record-shattering track performances, 7: Best season of the Courtney Banghart era for Women's Basketball. (View Video)

UNC Field Hockey Looks to Return to Top in 2025

Entering Erin Matson’s third season as head coach, the North Carolina field hockey team will look to continue its ACC dominance in search of a ninth straight conference title. Making it back to the national championship game after losing in the NCAA semifinals last season is a rightful goal given the program’s history and expectations year in and year out. (Inside Carolina)

Video: IC Podcast - 2025 UNC Field Hockey Preview with Head Coach Erin Matson

Heading into year three, head coach Erin Matson's UNC Field Hockey team possesses experience and star power and will add new faces in key roles as the goals and standards remain the same. Matson discusses this team and her path with Inside Carolina's Tommy Ashley and Grace Nugent. (View Video)

Carolina Field Hockey Announces 2025 Schedule

UNC field hockey has released its schedule for the 2025 season, including at least seven home games for the eight-time defending ACC champions. The Tar Heels have 17 regular-season matchups before the ACC Championship kicks off the postseason on November 4 in Louisville, Ky. The season starts with the ACC-Big Ten Challenge in Iowa City. (GoHeels.com)

UNC’s Erin Matson Discusses House Settlement, New AD, Upcoming Season: 'We're walking a fine line'

UNC Field Hockey head coach Erin Matson joined 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell for a wide-ranging conversation Monday. Matson discussed the effects of the House settlement on her program, the hiring of Steve Newmark as athletic director-in-waiting, preparations for the 2025 season, and more. "It’s gonna be interesting to see how it shakes out." (Chapelboro.com)

Tar Heel Women Win 2024-25 Capital One Cup

UNC set the standard in women’s sports in the last year with two national championships. After a school year defined by excellence and historic triumphs, UNC captured the 2024-25 Capital One Cup women’s title, a multi-sports award that goes to the top-performing women’s program based on all NCAA championships and major poll results. (Tar Heel Tribune)

11 Tar Heels Selected For 2025 Nexus Field Hockey Championship

11 UNC field hockey players have been selected for the 2025 Senior Nexus Championship, taking place July 18-20 in Virginia Beach. Tar Heels selected are Charly Bruder, Molly Catchpole, Coco Courtright, Hope Haynes, Ryleigh Heck, Dani Mendez-Trendler, Grace Pottebaum, Reese Anetsberger, Reid Miller, Jenna Narleski, and Merritt Skubisz. (GoHeels.com)

UNC’s ACC, NCAA title numbers easily outshine the rest of the league

As UNC Baseball begins its pursuit of a second straight trip to the College World Series, it has already been a dominant school year for Carolina athletics, continuing years of consistent excellence. The numbers are astounding. With the baseball team winning the final ACC title of the school year, UNC was the only school that won four ACC championships. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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