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No. 1 UNC Field Hockey Faces No. 2 Northwestern In Final Four On Friday

A familiar foe awaits UNC Field Hockey in the final four of the 2025 NCAA Championship, as the Tar Heels face Northwestern in the national semifinal on Friday at Duke's Jack Katz Stadium in Durham. Since 2007, UNC has reached this round every season except two. It will be the fourth time in five years these programs will face off in the Tournament. (GoHeels.com)

No. 1 UNC Field Hockey vs. No. 2 Northwestern: How to watch NCAA semifinal, stats, notes

This is the fourth NCAA field hockey tournament meeting in the last five years between UNC and Northwestern; UNC leads 2-1 and has won the last two, which were both national-championship games. UNC coach Erin Matson has five national championships, four as a player and one as a coach. Former UNC player Ashley Sessa leads Northwestern. (Tar Heel Tribune)

THT Newsletter: Basketball Block Party, Maximo Commits, Mingo Visits, Field Hockey to Final Four

It was another big weekend in Carolina Athletics. UNC Basketball threw a block party, Hubert Davis landed a commitment from Maximo Adams and an official visit from Dylan Mingo, UNC Field Hockey beat Duke to advance to the Final Four, Football fell at Wake Forest but flipped a 4-star cornerback, and much more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Kyan Evans' Emergence, Field Hockey Final Four, Women's Soccer Advances

Isaac Schade discusses UNC Basketball's victory over NC Central, Kyan Evans' remarkable 61.5% assist rate, Luka Bogavac's emergence as a starter, UNC Field Hockey's Elite Eight victory over Duke, Women's Soccer's upset win at Tennessee, and more. (View Video)

No. 1 UNC Field Hockey ousts Duke again to advance to 29th Final Four

North Carolina has been a field hockey nightmare to Duke for years, and the Tar Heels delivered another heartbreaking blow Sunday (Highlights). Midfielder Sanne Hak shot home Sietske Bruning’s pass for a golden goal off a corner 97 seconds into overtime as No. 1 UNC beat No. 8 Duke 2–1 to earn a trip to the Final Four on the Blue Devils’ home field. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Field Hockey Wins NCAA First Round Game, 2-1, Over Saint Joseph's

Charly Bruder scored the go-ahead goal two minutes into the fourth quarter as the UNC Field Hockey defeated Saint Joseph's 2-1 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Friday afternoon at Karen Shelton Stadium (Press Conference Video). Ryleigh Heck scored Carolina's first goal. UNC will take on Duke on Sunday at 1 p.m. from Shelton Stadium. (GoHeels.com)

Tar Heel Times Newsletter: UNC Beats Radford, Football Visits Wake, Dylan Mingo Reschedules Visit

UNC Basketball shook off the Kansas hangover to beat Radford and now hosts NC Central. Carolina Football visits Wake Forest needing two more wins to become bowl eligible. Five-star guard Dylan Mingo will visit UNC after all. Luka Bogavac introduces himself to fans, Women’s Basketball faces No. 3 UCLA in Las Vegas, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

UNC Field Hockey Claims No. 1 Overall Seed In NCAA Tournament

UNC Field Hockey is the top overall seed in the NCAA Field Hockey Championship for the fourth year in a row and the seventh time in the past eight years. The Tar Heels, who earned an automatic bid by winning the ACC Championship for the ninth straight season, open play Friday in Karen Shelton Stadium against the winner of Drexel and St. Joseph's. (GoHeels.com)

THT Newsletter: UNC Beats Kansas, Seth Trimble Injury, Football Downs Stanford, Dylan Mingo Cancels

UNC Basketball beat Kansas on Friday, but Seth Trimble suffered a tough break on Sunday. Tar Heel Football is two wins from bowl eligibility after beating Stanford, 5-star guard Dylan Mingo cancelled his official visit, Field Hockey claimed its 9th straight ACC title, Women’s Basketball routed Elon, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Art’s Angle: Winning Ways

Tar Heel teams showed up all weekend. UNC Men's Soccer upset Notre Dame under the golden dome. UNC Field Hockey beat Duke and Virginia for its ninth straight ACC title. Courtney Banghart’s remade women’s basketball team blew out Elon 42-17. Carolina Football beat Stanford, 20-15. And Hubert Davis’ No. 25 Tar Heels ran away from Kansas. (Chapelboro.com)

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