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Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Soccer.

UNC Men’s Soccer Handles West Florida, 2-0

UNC Men's Soccer turned in a professional performance in a 2-0 win over West Florida on Wednesday at Dorrance Field (Highlights). Faraji Ramani scored first collegiate goal in the 33rd minute. Joschi Schelb added his fourth goal in four games and seventh on the season in the 59th minute to double the lead as the Tar Heels improve to 4-2-3 on the season. (GoHeels.com)

Summer Denigan, Bella Devey Named To MAC Hermann Trophy Mid-Season Watch List

The 2026 MAC Hermann Trophy Mid-Season Watch List was announced Wednesday afternoon, and Summer Denigan and Bella Devey represent North Carolina. Last season, Denigan capped off her standout career at Georgia as a MAC Hermann Semifinalist and First Team All-America honoree. Devey has continued to have a breakout sophomore season. (GoHeels.com)

Houston Dash Defender Avery Patterson Named to U.S. Women’s National Team Roster

Houston Dash defender and former UNC Women's Soccer standout Avery Patterson has been named to the U.S. Women’s National Team roster for a pair of friendlies against Spain in October. Patterson has established herself as a regular contributor with the U.S. Women’s National Team since making her senior team debut against Brazil on April 5, 2025. (Houston Dash)

Bella Devey Named ACC Women's Soccer Offensive Player Of The Week

For the second time this season, Bella Devey was named ACC Offensive Player of the Week on Tuesday afternoon. The weekly award marks the second straight week that a Carolina women's soccer player has taken home the award. Devey recorded her third brace of the season, leading the Tar Heels to a victory over No. 16 Virginia on the road last week. (GoHeels.com)

Carolina Olympic Sports Weekly: September 21–27

It was a strong week across UNC Olympic sports, with several programs picking up notable road wins. Women’s soccer remained unbeaten in ACC play, field hockey swept its trip to California, volleyball opened ACC play 2-0, and women’s tennis brought home a championship. Here is a look at the week across UNC Olympic sports and what's coming up. (Tar Heel Blue)

UNC Men’s Soccer Takes Care Of Lipscomb, 3-1, Saturday Night

UNC Men's Soccer claimed a 3-1 victory over Lipscomb on Dorrance Field on Saturday (Highlights). The Tar Heels used two goals in two minutes to open the second half, cementing the win. Ryan Zellefrow opened the scoring off a cross from Bertil Rygaard Hansen. Then, Joschi Schelb and Zellefrow combined with Schelb slotting home past the keeper. (GoHeels.com)

No. 1 UNC Women’s Soccer Extends Win Streak to 8 with Road Victory vs. Virginia

No. 1 UNC Women's Soccer rode a wave of offense in the first half to win on the road vs. No. 16 Virginia (Highlights). In their first game returning to the top ranking in the country, Carolina used two scores from sophomore forward Bella Devey to quickly seize control. Friday’s victory is the seventh consecutive for UNC head coach Damon Nehas’ team. (Chapelboro.com)

Deus Stanislaus is only 17 years old, but she’s playing at the top of her game

Deus Stanislaus left high school after just two-and-a-half years. Now, at just 17, she is a part of the No. 1 ranked women’s soccer program in the country. And she is excelling. Over the past week, Stanislaus scored her first career goal, started against Duke in front of more than 6,000 fans, and netted two goals against Alcorn State in a 5-0 win on Sunday. (Daily Tar Heel)

No. 1 UNC Women’s Soccer Prepares For Road Test At No. 16 Virginia

No. 1 UNC Women's Soccer visits No. 16 Virginia Friday night. The match will be the third top-20 matchup for the Tar Heels this season and the second in just a week. The Tar Heels and Cavaliers are set for a 7 p.m. kickoff with streaming on ACCNX. North Carolina heads into the matchup on a six-game winning streak, including two wins in ACC play. (GoHeels.com)

This Week in UNC Sports

It’s a lighter week for UNC sports as we approach the end of September. The football team will enjoy the second of its two open weeks, while most other sports are off until the weekend. That doesn’t include the men’s and women’s tennis teams, which are continuing competition in the ITA All-American Championships through Sunday. (Chapelboro.com)

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