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Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Soccer.

No. 12 UNC Women’s Soccer Cruises Past Rice at Dorrance Field

UNC Women's Soccer had no trouble with Rice at Dorrance Field on Sunday, shutting out the Owls 4-0 (Highlights). Olivia Thomas opened the scoring in the 10th minute, firing a left-footed shot into the back of the Rice net for her second goal of the season. Linda Ullmark and Eres Freifeld each scored in the second half. North Carolina outshot the Owls 23-2 (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Men's Soccer Welcomes Seattle To Dorrance Field Sunday Night

UNC Men's Soccer looks to improve to 2-0 when it hosts Seattle at Dorrance Field on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. UNC is coming off a 3-1 season-opening victory over UCF. The first 500 fans at Sunday's match receive a UNC soccer specific sticker sheet. The Tar Heels' matchup with the Redhawks airs on ACCNX with Brian Waer and Brianna Pinto on the call. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Women’s Soccer Begins Homestand With Match Against Rice Sunday

UNC Women's Soccer (1-2, 0-0 ACC) welcomes Rice to Dorrance Field on Sunday at noon. It's the first time in program history the Tar Heels will face the Owls. Olivia Thomas leads the Tar Heel offense as Carolina looks to bounce back after dropping a match at Georgia, 2-0. UNC has only lost more than one game in a row in 10 out of 46 seasons. (GoHeels.com)

Four Tar Heels On Final Ballot For 2026 National Soccer Hall Of Fame Class

The National Soccer Hall of Fame released the names of the finalists for election to the Class of 2026 on Monday afternoon. The Hall of Fame Voting Committees will vote to select a maximum of six new members. Tar Heels nominated include Tobin Heath (UNC 2006-09), Heather O'Reilly (2003-06), Lorrie Fair (1996-99), and Tiffany Roberts (1995-98). (National Soccer Hall Of Fame)

UNC Women's Soccer Falls At Georgia, 2-0

UNC Women's Soccer fell 2-0 at Georgia on Thursday night. Linda Ullmark took the only shot for the Tar Heels in the first half, but the Bulldogs' goalkeeper blocked the attempt. The score remained zero-all heading into the half. The Bulldogs added two goals in the second half to take the game. Seven of the Tar Heels' eight shots came in the second half. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Men’s Soccer Opens 2025 Season With 3-1 Win Over UCF

The UNC Men's Soccer team defeated UCF 3-1 to open the season at Dorrance Field on Thursday (Highlights). The Tar Heels were powered by goals from newcomers Dylan Kropp, Nacho Abeal, and Ryan Dugan. UNC outshot UCF 17-8, including 12-1 in the first half. Six different players notched a point for Carolina. Abeal led all Tar Heels with six shots. (GoHeels.com)

THT Newsletter: Caleb Wilson's Big Deal, Another 5-Star Official Visitor, Football Training Camp

Caleb Wilson has signed a multi-million dollar deal with New Balance. (Does he make more than Hubert Davis now?) There’s a big basketball official visitor this weekend and another one added to the calendar. Plus: Professor Hansbrough, UNC women's basketball goes international, men's hoops conditioning test, big soccer weekend, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

UNC Women’s Soccer Readies For Matchup With Georgia Thursday

University of North Carolina women's soccer travels to Athens, Ga. for a Thursday evening matchup with Georgia. The Tar Heels and Bulldogs are set for a 6:30 p.m. kickoff on SEC Network Plus. Carolina heads into week two of the season coming off their first shutout win of the year, 5-0, against Siena. UNC owns a 6-0 record against Georgia. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Men's Soccer To Open Season At Home Thursday vs. UCF

UNC Men's Soccer is set to open the 2025 season when it hosts UCF at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday night at Dorrance Field and airing on ACCNX. This will be the eighth match-up between the schools with Carolina holding a 4-3 advantage. Coach Carlos Somoano is entering his 15th season at the helm of Carolina soccer and his 24th season overall with UNC. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Men's Soccer Continues 'Mission-Focused' Approach

North Carolina men’s soccer will begin its season this Thursday with eight new faces in the starting XI. A slew of graduating players and a handful of portal departures have completely revamped the roster, with UNC in search of replacements for its top three goal scorers from last year. Even with the turnover, head coach Carlos Somoano remains optimistic. (Inside Carolina)

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