UNC men's soccer team misses College Cup
By Matthew Cox | December 2North Carolina men’s soccer Coach Carlos Somoano searched all season for a reliable striker.
North Carolina men’s soccer Coach Carlos Somoano searched all season for a reliable striker.
Two weeks ago, North Carolina suffered its only loss of the season at Kenan Stadium against Georgia Tech after the Yellow Jackets returned the second-half kickoff for a touchdown en route to 30 points in the third quarter and a 68-50 victory.
The North Carolina football team took the lead just before halftime Saturday against Georgia Tech.
Danny Garcia scored his fourth goal of the season to give No. 3 North Carolina (15-2-1) a 1-0 start to postseason play in its ACC quarterfinal against Duke (8-8-2) Tuesday night at Fetzer Field.
The No. 3 North Carolina men’s soccer team clinched a share of the ACC regular season title in a 4-0 drubbing of Boston College on senior night.
North Carolina junior transfer Andy Craven returned to the College of Charleston Saturday night to play some of his former teammates.
This season, No. 2 North Carolina men’s soccer coach Carlos Somoano has alternated between playing with a lone striker, Martin Murphy, and partnering him with Andy Craven.
Larry Fedora lived up to his reputation as an aggressive coach even in the second half of North Carolina’s 66-0 romp against Idaho on Saturday, breaking UNC’s record for points scored in a game set in 1928 against Wake Forest.
A thunderstorm delayed No. 1 North Carolina’s 2-0 win over Virginia Tech by 90 minutes in both teams’ ACC opener.
Of four faculty members offered positions at Duke, UNC retained only one.