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Football - 11/25/2009

NC State Game Guide

• The Walkthrough - N.C. State | Subscribe in iTunes
• Extra Points Archives: Six Inches Short
• Davis Press Conference Audio
  
• Williams A National Player Of The Week Candidate
• Tar Heels Down BC, 31-13
• Walston: Paying It Forward
• Box Score | Notes | Photo Gallery
• NFL Update: Week 11

North Carolina will close out its regular season at NC State, marking the first time the rivalry game will be the last game of the year for both teams since 1995 and only the third time ever. Were the Tar Heels to win, nine wins are the most since an 11-1 season in 1997. The four-game winning streak is the longest for Carolina since 2001. Carolina leads the all-time series with NC State, 63-29-6. Carolina is 1-2 in the last three seasons and has lost two straight but does hold a 5-2 edge in the last seven games played at Carter-Finley Stadium. The series is the fourth-most played in ACC history.  (more)

W. Soccer - 11/27/2009

Carolina Advances To College Cup Behind Nogueira's Hat Trick

• UNC's Post-Match Press Conference (mp3)
• Wake Forest's Post-Match Press Conference (mp3)
• Photo Gallery 1 | Photo Gallery 2
• Box Score: UNC 5, Wake Forest 2
• 2009 NCAA Tournament Interactive Bracket
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• Amato: Nogueira Loves The Game
• Mia Hamm Chosen As The 2009 Heisman Humanitarian Recipient

Senior forward Casey Nogueira recorded the fourth hat trick of her career and the 11th multi-goal game overall to lead the third-ranked North Carolina women's soccer team to a 5-2 win over ninth-ranked Wake Forest in the NCAA quarterfinals before a crowd of 2,914 at Fetzer Field Friday afternoon. With the win, UNC advances to the NCAA College Cup for the 25th time in the last 28 years. The Tar Heels will meet Notre Dame next Friday in the NCAA semifinals in College Station, Texas. (more)

M. Soccer - 11/25/2009

Tar Heels, Hoosiers Tangle In NCAA Third Round

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No. 5 seed North Carolina and Indiana will meet in the postseason for the third time this decade Sunday at 2 p.m. at Fetzer Field in the third round of the 2009 NCAA Men's Soccer Championship. A live webcast of the game will be available at TarHeelBlue.com though Carolina All-Access. (more)

M. Basketball - 11/23/2009

Tar Heels Bounce Runnin' Bulldogs, 93-72

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Deon Thompson scored 22 points to help No. 11 North Carolina bounce back from its first loss and beat Gardner-Webb 93-72 on Monday night. Tyler Zeller added 16 points for the Tar Heels (5-1), who led by double digits most of the way and had little trouble beating the instate Big South Conference program. (more)

Field Hockey - 11/22/2009

Tar Heels Claim NCAA Crown

• Postgame Press Conference: Coach Karen Shelton and Seniors Danielle Forword and Illse Davids (mp3)
• Game Highlights from CBS College Sports
• Senior Moments: The Tar Heels check in from Winston-Salem
• Amato: Forword Makes Most Of Second Chance
• Championship Game Notes (PDF)
• Six Tar Heels Earn All-America Honors
• Interactive NCAA Bracket

Senior captain Danielle Forword scored the gamewinner on a penalty corner with 11.7 seconds on the clock Sunday afternoon at Kentner Stadium to give the North Carolina field hockey team a 3-2 win over No. 1 Maryland and hand the Tar Heels the sixth NCAA championship in program history. UNC finished the season 20-2 and claimed its second crown in the past three years after also winning in 2007. Maryland, which came into the game undefeated and had beaten Carolina 4-1 on Oct. 24 in Chapel Hill, finished the year at 23-1. (more)

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