UNC Field Hockey

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Field Hockey.

Check out the Full Schedule for UNC’s ACC Network Takeover

The ACC Network will air a full day of UNC games from the 2025-26 academic year Wednesday, July 1. It’s part of a series of ACC Network Takeovers. UNC’s takeover includes coverage from 12 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. At 5 p.m., catch one of the most memorable games in the history of the Smith Center, as ACCN will re-air UNC’s win over Duke. (Chapelboro.com)

Seth Trimble’s shot to beat Duke, walk-off Supers win highlight UNC takeover day on ACCN

A full day of memorable North Carolina victories, from postseason thrills and rivalry showdowns to a memorable Seth Trimble shot, will take over ACC Network on Wednesday as part of the channel’s annual school takeover programming. The 24 hours of programming showcase some of the most memorable moments from the UNC sports season. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Repeats Fourth-Place Finish In Final Learfield Directors' Cup Standings

Two national runner-up teams and seven others in the top 10 led the University of North Carolina to a second-straight fourth-place finish in the 2025-26 Learfield Directors' Cup. This is UNC's seventh-straight top-10 finish, 10th in the last 11 seasons and 27th in the 32-year history of the competition. Only Stanford and Florida (with 32 apiece) have more. (GoHeels.com)

Preview: Expectations mount for UNC's fall sports in 2026

With top goal scorers Ryleigh Heck and Dani Mendez graduating, UNC field hockey will need to fill offensive gaps. Stepping into her fourth year as a Tar Heel, forward Charly Bruder will be a leading performer. After their breakout first years, back Isabel Boere and forward Reese Anetsberger will provide offensive depth. Merritt Skubisz will be a force in goal. (Daily Tar Heel)

Erin Matson Balancing Expectations, Growth as UNC Field Hockey Reloads for 2026

Across eight seasons at UNC, five as a player and now entering her fourth as head coach, Erin Matson has been part of 159 wins and just 17 losses for a staggering .903 win percentage. It’s Matson's introspection and self-evaluation that has helped her navigate the challenge of succeeding Hall of Famer and 10-time national champion Karen Shelton. (Inside Carolina)

Newsletter: Matt Able Decision Time, Michael Malone on the Recruiting Trail, Kevin Thomas Commits

The NBA Draft Combine is over, and it’s decision time for UNC shooting guard Matt Able. Plus, Michael Malone hit the recruiting trail handing out scholarship offers, 4-star wing Kevin Thomas committed to the Tar Heels, Baseball took the series over State, Women’s Lacrosse advanced to the Final Four, Kenan Stadium is getting a makeover, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Jaclyn Kintzer Briggs Named To USA Field Hockey Hall Of Fame

UNC Field Hockey legend Jaclyn Kintzer Briggs has been inducted into the USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame. Briggs owns one of the most decorated careers in UNC Field Hockey history. As a player she was a two-time first team All-American and national champion. She added another national title as a volunteer assistant coach with the Tar Heels. (GoHeels.com)

Erin Matson Earns UNC Distinguished Young Alumna Honor

Transitioning from star player to head coach of the No. 1 UNC Field Hockey team put a target on Erin Matson's back. Matson did what she always does in difficult times. She dove into the challenges. She wanted to win and she knew how. Her players had faith in her and she in them. Her first year as head coach, she led her team to the national championship. (UNC.edu)

UNC Athletics Celebrates Year Of Excellence At 2026 Rammy Awards

In a year full of highlights in athletics and in the classroom, UNC student-athletes ditched their uniforms and came out in style to celebrate a year for the record books at the 2026 Rammy Awards at Memorial Hall. All of UNC's 28 varsity programs, as well as coaches, staff, band, and spirit, walked across the Carolina Blue carpet prior to Monday's festivities. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Field Hockey Travels To NYC For Career Development Trip

UNC Field Hockey, as part of its commitment to growth for student-athletes, took a career development trip to the New York City on April 2. The team made stops across Manhattan, highlighted by a panel and networking opportunities at Wells Fargo headquarters. It was the first trip of its kind for the program but will certainly not be the last. (GoHeels.com)

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