Dream Season The 2018 Tar Heels finished the season 23-0, claiming the program’s seventh national title and 21st Atlantic Coast Conference crown. UNC led the NCAA stats in scoring average, scoring margin, winning percentage and goals against average, never allowing more than two goals in a game and earning 10 shutouts, including a 2-0 win over Maryland in the NCAA title game.

Fast Facts on UNC 2018 record: 23-0 (6-0 ACC) NFHCA poll ranking: 1st (11/6, final) Head Coach: (38th season at UNC) Record at UNC and overall: 669-164-9 Staff: Grant Fulton, Associate Head Coach; Mark Atherton, Assistant 2018 UNC Field Hockey Results Coach; Jackie Briggs Volunteer Assistant Coach; Gab Major, Student Date Opponent Site Result Assistant Coach ACC-Big Ten Challenge Team Captains: Ashley Hoffman (captain), Marissa Creatore (vice captain) Aug. 25 Michigan Chapel Hill W, 5-1 ACC Titles: 21 (1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, Aug. 26 Iowa Chapel Hill W, 2-1 OT 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2004, 2007, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017, 2018) Conference Crossover NCAA Titles: Seven (1989, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2007, 2009, 2018) Aug. 31 vs. Princeton Philadelphia W, 1-0 Conference: Atlantic Coast Sept. 2 At Penn Philadelphia W, 8-0 Home Stadium: Karen Shelton Stadium (Cap. 1,000) Sept. 7 At Louisville * Louisville, Ky. W, 3-1 Sept. 8 Vs. California Louisville, Ky. W, 6-0 Quick Hits Sept. 11 Appalachian State Chapel Hill W, 6-0 • Six Tar Heels wrapped up their UNC careers in the NCAA Championship Sept. 21 At Duke * Durham, N.C. W, 2-0 game. Malin Evert, Morgan Goetz, Mary Kathryn Harrah, Ashley Hoffman Sept. 26 Virginia * Chapel Hill W, 3-0 and Eva van’t Hoog all were four-year players, and Leila Evans had a Sept. 29 Syracuse * Chapel Hill W, 5-1 remaining year of eligibility but was a senior academically. Hoffman Sept. 30 Ball State Chapel Hill W, 9-0 graduated in December with a degree in sociology and the others graduated Oct. 6 Wake Forest * Chapel Hill W, 5-1 in May. Oct. 7 At Liberty Lynchburg, Va. W, 7-1 • Ashley Hoffman received the 2018-19 Mary Garber Award as the Atlantic Oct. 12 At Boston College * Newton, Mass. W, 4-1 Coast Conference Female Athlete of the Year. She’s the first Tar Heel to win Oct. 14 vs. Connecticut Newton, Mass. W, 2-1 since 2013 and the first Carolina field hockey player ever to claim the honor. • Hoffman also was the winner of the Honda Sport Award for field hockey Oct. 21 Duke Chapel Hill W, 5-2 as national player of the year. She’s the fourth Tar Heel to win the award, on Oct. 28 At Old Dominion Norfolk, Va. W, 3-0 the fifth occasion. She also won UNC’s Patterson Medal and is the fifth field * – Atlantic Coast Conference games hockey player to claim that honor, which is the most prestigious athletic honor at Carolina. 2018 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship • UNC swept the 2018 ACC individual honors, with senior Ashley Hoffman Nov. 2 Virginia (Semifinals) Chapel Hill W, 5-1 named ACC Defensive Player of the Year for the second year in a row; Erin Nov. 4 Wake (Championship) Chapel Hill W, 7-2 Matson named Offensive Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year as the first player to win both honors in the same season; and Karen Shelton named 2018 NCAA Division I Championship Coach of the Year for the 10th time. Nov. 9 William & Mary Chapel Hill W, 4-0 • UNC ranked No. 1 for the final nine weeks of the season, after moving Nov. 11 Michigan Chapel Hill W, 5-2 into the top spot on Sept. 11. The Tar Heels were No. 2 to defending champion Nov. 16 Wake Forest Louisville, Ky. W, 4-1 UConn in the preseason poll and the first weekly poll of the fall before talking Nov. 18 Maryland Louisville, Ky. W, 2-0 over the No. 1 position. The Nov. 6 poll was the final one of the 2018 season. • UNC finished the season undefeated for the first time since 2007 and for just the third time in program history. The first time was in 1995, when the Tar Heels finished 24-0. UNC also was 24-0 in 2007. UNC Athletic Communications • The 2018 season marked the 15th time in program history that UNC Field Hockey Contact: Dana Gelin completed the ACC regular season without a loss. The Tar Heels finished [email protected] • 919-455-8289 ACC play 6-0, the first time since 2012 they’ve won every conference game. • UNC led the nation in scoring average (4.5 goals per game), scoring Classroom Success margin (3.76) and goals against average (0.69). Amanda Hendry led the The 2018 Tar Heels posted the best semester team GPA in program nation in GAA (0.69). history – 3.36 in the fall semester – while winning NCAA and Atlantic • UNC was outshot just twice during the season: in the NCAA title game Coast Conference titles with a perfect 23-0 season. Carolina earned an (Maryland led 9-8) and at BC on Oct. 12 (BC 9-8). UNC was outcornered NFHCA National Academic Team Award in recognition of a team GPA six times, including both the NCAA semifinal and championship games. above 3.0 during the fall semester. • UNC dedicated Karen Shelton Stadium in a ceremony prior to the • Freshmen Cassie Halpin and Abby Pitcairn, both biology majors, were Oct. 6 game vs. Wake Forest. The school announced Sept. 24 that its new named NFHCA Scholars of Distinction field hockey stadium would be called Karen Shelton Stadium. It’s the first • The two were among 14 Tar Heels named to the NFHCA National Carolina athletic playing facility to be named in honor of a woman. Academic Squad (cumulative grade point average of 3.3 through the fall • Two newcomers – freshman Erin Matson and junior transfer Yentl Leemans semester). Tar Heels honored were Bryn Boylan, Leila Evans, Malin – were part of the starting lineup for all 23 games. Freshmen Hannah Griggs Evert, Morgan Goetz, Feline Guenther, Cassie Halpin, Catherine Hayden, and Abby Pitcairn played in every game, with Pitcairn starting in the Oct. 21 Julia Herrington, Erin Matson, Abby Pitcairn, Megan Ragusa, Meredith home game against Duke. Sholder, Eva Smolenaars and Cassie Sumfest. • UNC planned to play 18 regular-season games but lost one of them • Eight members of the team followed their NCAA Championship season because of Hurricane Florence. The Tar Heels were slated to host Virginia and with All-Atlantic Coast Conference Academic honors. Marissa Creatore, James Madison on Sept. 14 and 16, the weekend the storm hit. Both games Malin Evert, Morgan Goetz, Feline Guenther, Catherine Hayden, Ashley were initially postponed and the Virginia game was made up 10 days later, but Hoffman, Erin Matson and Cassie Sumfest were named to the 41-member JMU was not rescheduled. academic squad, giving UNC the highest total in the conference.

Tar Heels in the NCAA Tournament Tar Heels Honored as Top Staff • UNC made a record 35th appearance in the NCAA Tournament field. On the heels of an undefeated season and an NCAA Championship, The championship game was Carolina’s 94th in NCAA Tournament play, the North Carolina field hockey coaching staff was recognized as the top also a record. staff in the nation. Head coach Karen Shelton, Associate Head Coach • UNC played as the No. 1 seed in the field for the first time since 2014. Grant Fulton and Assistant Coach Mark Atherton were announced as the • The Tar Heels have 66 NCAA Tournament wins, more than any other Spiideo/NFHCA National Coaching Staff of the Year in January at the school. Maryland is second with 63 and Old Dominion is third with 50. National Field Hockey Coaches Association convention in Lake Mary, • North Carolina is 66-28 all time in NCAA Tournament play. Fla. • UNC was the 11th team to enter the NCAA Tournament field without The 2018 season was Shelton’s 38th at UNC. It was the 14th for Fulton a loss or a tie. Six of the previous 10 (including two Carolina teams, 1995 and the third for Atherton. The staff also included volunteer assistant and 2007) went on to win national championships. coach Jackie Briggs and student assistant coach Gab Major. • UNC hosted NCAA Tournament first and second-round games in 2018 for the 20th time in program history, the first time since 2015 and the Hoffman Caps Career with Honors first-ever at Shelton Stadium. The Tar Heels also hosted this year’s ACC Ashley Hoffman was selected for the Mary Garber Award as the Atlantic Tournament, making Friday’s NCAA semifinal UNC’s first postseason Coast Conference Female Athlete of the Year. She is the eighth Tar Heel game away from home this fall. to win the honor, the first since in 2013. She’s the first Tar • The Tar Heels are 28-2 in NCAA Tournament games played in Chapel Heel field hockey player ever to win. She also was the female winner of Hill. UNC’s Patterson Medal, the most prestigious athletic honor awarded at • UNC played in the championship game for the 18th time in program North Carolina. history, more than any other school. The Tar Heels are 7-11 in finals She also was the 2018 Honda Sport Award winner for field hockey, a appearances. first-team All-America and All-ACC selection, and member of the All- • UNC made its 23rd appearance in the NCAA semifinals. The Tar ACC Academic Team. For the second year in a row, she was both the ACC Heels are 18-5 overall in semifinal games. Defensive Player of the Year and the ACC Tournament MVP. She also • UNC is 3-2 in NCAA play in Louisville, with all three games prior to was named NCAA Tournament MVP as the Tar Heels won the program’s 2018 going into at least one overtime period. In 2017, UNC fell to UConn seventh title. in a NCAA semifinal penalty shootout. In 2011, UNC beat UConn 4-3 in A member of the U.S. National Team, Hoffman is just the fifth player double OT in the semis then fell to Maryland 3-2 in overtime in the final. in school history to have her jersey retired. She graduated from UNC in December after majoring in sociology and minoring in education. UNC’s Statistical Leaders Goals: Erin Matson 20, Catherine Hayden 16, Ashley Hoffman 16 Karen Shelton Stadium Assists: Matson 19, Yentl Leemans 15, Eva van’t Hoog 7, Hoffman 7 After a year of playing and practicing at Duke’s stadium in Durham, Points: Matson 59, Hoffman 39, Hayden 35, Marissa Creatore 23, the Tar Heels moved into their new facility at the start of preseason in Malin Evert 21 August of 2018, and Karen Shelton Stadium was dedicated on Oct. 6. The facility was named for UNC’s head coach following a gift from Tar Heel By the numbers supporters Ken and Cheryl Williams. • Erin Matson finished the season with 59 points, which ranks fourth on The Carolina blue chairback seats accommodate 900 fans, with more UNC’s single-season points list and is the highest single-season total for seating on the grass around the field for a total capacity of 1,000. The a freshman in program history. playing area includes a massive videoboard, European-soccer inspired • Ashley Hoffman started every game during her four years at UNC, benches and a three-level press box. The turf field is top-of-the-line and finishing with 96 starts. is a rarity among collegiate fields in being FIH-certified, attesting that it • Catherine Hayden’s points total for the season – 35 on 16 goals and meets the high standards required for international competition. three assists – is more than twice her career total coming into this year UNC’s team building provides more than 10,000 square feet of space (29 points). and includes home and visitor locker rooms, a team meeting room/theater, • Carolina allowed just 16 goals and scored 103. a coaches’ office, a sports medicine room, and an area for team meals and functions. • UNC announced Sept. 24 that its new field hockey stadium would be called Karen Shelton Stadium. It’s the first Carolina athletic playing facility to be named in honor of a woman. UNC’s Record When: • Shelton Stadium is the only UNC facility named for a female coach or a current head Overall...... 23-0 coach and marks just the second time in school history that an individual will coach in a ACC...... 6-0 facility named for him or her. The first was the Dean E. Smith Center, where Smith coached Vs. ACC schools...... 10-0 the men’s basketball team for 11 and a half seasons between the building’s opening in 1986 and his retirement in 1997. Home...... 12-0 Away...... 6-0 Neutral...... 5-0

Vs. Top 5 opponents...... 5-0 Noting Coach Shelton The 2018 season was Karen Shelton’s 38th as coach of the Tar Heels Vs. Top 10 opponents...... 7-0 and at the end of the year her career record stood at 669-164-9. Vs. Ranked opponents...... 17-0 • She has coached UNC to seven NCAA titles: 1989, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2007, 2009 and 2018. Leading at halftime...... 21-0 • Shelton has led the Tar Heels to 21 ACC Championships, more than W: Michigan, Penn, Louisville, Cal, ASU, Duke, UVa, any other program in the conference. Syracuse, Ball State, Wake, Liberty, BC, UConn, Duke, • The head coach at Carolina since 1981, she has led the Tar Heels ODU, UVA ACC, Wake Forest ACC, W&M, Michigan NCAA, to winning records in all but two years: 1981 (8-9-1) and 2002 (9-11). Wake NCAA, Maryland NCAA • Shelton is a five-time National Coach of the Year (most recently in Trailing at halftime...... 1-0 2009) and a 10-time ACC Coach of the Year (most recently in 2018). In W: Iowa (0-1) 2018 the UNC staff was honored as the nation’s best by the NFHCA. • A longtime member of the U.S. National Team, she helped the squad to a bronze medal at the Tied at halftime...... 1-0 W: Princeton (0-0) 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. That remains the best U.S. women’s field hockey finish in Olympic competition. • Shelton is a member of the U.S. Field Hockey Association Hall of Fame, the National Field Scoring in the first 5 minutes... 6-0 Hockey Coaches Association Hall of Fame, the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame, the West Penn (4:01), Cal (4:02), Ball State (2:24), UVA ACC (4:06), Chester Athletics Hall of Fame and the Chester County Sports Hall of Fame. Wake ACC (1:02), Wake NCAA (4:49)

Overtime...... 1-0 W: Iowa (W 2-1) 2018 Penn Monto/NFCHA Poll Nov. 6/Final UNC scores first...... 19-0 First-place votes in parentheses W: Princeton, Penn, Cal, ASU, Duke, UVa, Syracuse, Ball 1. North Carolina (43) State, Wake, Liberty, UConn, Duke, ODU, UVa ACC, Wake 2. Maryland ACC, W&M, Michigan NCAA, Wake NCAA, Md NCAA 3. Duke Opponent scores first...... 4-0 4. Princeton W: Michigan, Iowa, Louisville, BC 5. Connecticut 6. Harvard 7. Iowa UNC has more shots...... 21-0 8. Michigan W: Michigan, Iowa, Princeton, Penn, Louisville, Cal, ASU, 9. Penn State Duke, UVa, Syracuse, Ball State, Wake, Liberty, UConn, 10. Saint Joseph’s Duke, ODU, UVa ACC, Wake ACC, W&M, Michigan NCAA, 11. Rutgers Wake NCAA 12. Wake Forest Opponent has more shots...... 2-0 13. Virginia BC, Maryland NCAA T14. Boston College T14. Louisville Shots are equal...... 0-0 16. Liberty 17. Albany 18. Delaware UNC has more corners...... 17-0 19. Maine W: Michigan, Iowa, Penn, Louisville, Cal, ASU, Duke, 20. Syracuse Syracuse, Ball State, Wake, Liberty, UConn, Duke, ODU, 21. Ohio State UVa ACC, Wake ACC, W&M 22. Boston University Opponent has more corners.... 6-0 23. Stanford W: Princeton, UVa, BC, Michigan NCAA, Wake NCAA, 24. Miami Ohio Maryland NCAA 25. Northwestern * UNC’s opponents are in bold 2018-19 Honors and Awards National and Conference Honors All-ACC Academic Team Mary Garber Award as ACC Female Athlete of the Year Marissa Creatore, Malin Evert, Morgan Goetz, Feline Guenther, Ashley Hoffman Catherine Hayden, Ashley Hoffman, Erin Matson and Cassie Patterson Medal (UNC’s top athletic honor) Sumfest Ashley Hoffman Dean’s List Spiideo/NFHCA National Coaching Staff of the Year Fall 2018: Malin Evert, Morgan Goetz, Feline Guenther, Cassie UNC staff (Karen Shelton, Grant Fulton, Mark Atherton, Jackie Halpin, Julia Herrington, Erin Matson, Abby Pitcairn Briggs, Gab Major) Spring 2019: Marissa Creatore, Morgan Goetz, Feline Guenther, NFHCA All-America Alex Halpin, Catherine Hayden, Julia Herrington, Abby Pitcairn, Ali First Team: Ashley Hoffman, Erin Matson, Eva van’t Hoog Rushton, Meredith Sholder, Cassie Sumfest NFHCA All-South Region ACC Academic Honor Roll First Team: Ashley Hoffman, Yentl Leemans, Erin Matson, Eva Marissa Creatore, Megan DuVernois, Leila Evans, Malin Evert, van’t Hoog Riley Fulmer, Morgan Goetz, Feline Guenther, Alex Halpin, Second Team: Malin Evert Cassie Halpin, Mary Kathryn Harrah, Catherine Hayden, Amanda NFHCA South Region Player of the Year Hendry, Julia Herrington, Ashley Hoffman, Yentl Leemans, Ellen Ashley Hoffman Payne, Abby Pitcairn, Megan Ragusa, Ali Rushton, Meredith All-NCAA Tournament Sholder, Eva Smolenaars, Cassie Sumfest, Eva van’t Hoog, Amanda Hendry, Ashley Hoffman (MVP), Erin Matson, Eva van’t Courtnie Williamson Hoog ACC Offensive Player of the Year Team Awards Erin Matson Ken and Cheryl Williams Rookie of the Year Award ACC Defensive Player of the Year Erin Matson Ashley Hoffman Marjorie Moses Schwab Unsung Hero Award ACC Freshman of the Year Yentl Leemans Erin Matson Dawson Family Most Improved Player Award ACC Coach of the Year Megan DuVernois Karen Shelton Lingo Award as Player’s Player of the Year All-ACC Eva van’t Hoog First team: Ashley Hoffman, Erin Matson, Eva van’t Hoog Laree Beans Practice Player of the Year Award Second team: Malin Evert, Catherine Hayden, Yentl Leemans Eva van’t Hoog All-ACC Tournament Carmen and Michael Hooker Leadership Award Ashley Hoffman (MVP), Yentl Leemans, Erin Matson, Eva van’t Marissa Creatore and Ashley Hoffman Hoog Anderson Mark of Excellence Most Valuable Player Preseason All-ACC Ashley Hoffman Ashley Hoffman, Eva van’t Hoog, Malin Evert, Erin Matson Caitlin “Poppy” Van Sickle Defensive Player of the Year Longstreth/NFHCA Div I Offensive Player of the Week Award Oct. 17: Marissa Creatore Ashley Hoffman ACC Offensive Player of the Week Keller Award for Open Field Assists Aug. 28: Erin Matson Meredith Sholder Sept. 11: Catherine Hayden Oct. 1: Erin Matson Rammy Awards Oct. 9: Catherine Hayden Outstanding Team: Field Hockey Oct. 16: Marissa Creatore Athlete of the Year: Ashley Hoffman ACC Defensive Player of the Week Outstanding Championship Performance: Ashley Hoffman Sept. 4: Ashley Hoffman Outstanding Newcomer: Erin Matson Sept. 25: Ashley Hoffman Strength & Conditioning Awards Academic Honors Iron Ram: Marissa Creatore Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Most Improved: Yentl Leemans Morgan Goetz Newcomer: Erin Matson ACC Weaver-James-Corrigan Postgraduate Scholarship Morgan Goetz Top 10 Scholar-Athlete (Top GPAs among graduating seniors) Morgan Goetz NFHCA Scholars of Distinction Cassie Halpin, Abby Pitcairn NFHCA National Academic Squad Bryn Boylan, Leila Evans, Malin Evert, Morgan Goetz, Feline Guenther, Cassie Halpin, Catherine Hayden, Julia Herrington, Erin Matson, Abby Pitcairn, Megan Ragusa, Meredith Sholder, Eva Smolenaars, Cassie Sumfest NFHCA National Academic Team Award UNC Field Hockey Game-by-Game Summaries Aug. 25: No. 2 UNC 5, No. 5 Michigan 1 Sept. 8: No. 2 UNC 6, California 0 Chapel Hill, N.C. (Carolina Field Hockey Stadium) Louisville, Ky. (Trager Stadium) Michigan 1-0–1 UNC 3-3–6 UNC 2-3–5 Cal 0-0–0 Scoring: UM – Halle O’Neill (Fay Keijer), 4:16; UNC – Ashley Hoffman Scoring: UNC – Catherine Hayden, 4:02; UNC – Marissa Creatore (Ashley (Erin Matson, Yentl Leemans), 6:28; UNC – Megan DuVernois (penalty Hoffman), 14:09; UNC – Hayden (Eva van’t Hoog), 32:18; UNC – Hoffman stroke); UNC – Erin Matson (Eva van’t Hoog), 42:05; UNC – Malin Evert, (Abby Pitcairn, van’t Hoog), 46:48; UNC – Erin Matson (Hoffman), 52:09; UNC 44:05; UNC – Hoffman (Matson, Leemans) – Leila Evans (Pitcairn, Ali Rushton), 66:39 Shots: UNC 26 (14/12), UM 7 (6/1) Shots: UNC 27 (15/12), Cal 8 (2/6) Penalty corners: UNC 11 (4/7), UM 5 (3/2) Penalty Corners: UNC 9 (3/6), Cal 6 (1/5) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 2 (Amanda Hendry, 65:08, 1 goal allowed, 2 Goalkeeper Saves: UNC 3 (Amanda Hendry, 35:00, 0 goals allowed, 0 saves; Alex Halpin, 4:52, 0 goals allowed, 0 saves); UM 7 (Anna Spieker, saves; Alex Halpin, 35:00, 0 goals allowed, 3 saves); Cal – 12 (Natalie Dalton, 56:54, 5 goals allowed, 5 saves; Sidonie LaPlante, 13:06, 0 goals allowed, 49:23, 4 goals allowed, 11 saves; Danielle Mentink, 20:37, 2 goals allowed, 1 2 saves) save) Records: UNC 1-0, UM 0-1 Records: UNC 6-0, Cal 2-2

Aug. 26: No. 2 UNC 2, No. 20 Iowa 1, OT Sept. 11: No. 1 UNC 6, Appalachian State 0 Chapel Hill, N.C. (Carolina Field Hockey Stadium) Chapel Hill (Carolina FH Stadium) Iowa 1-0-0–1 ASU 0-0–0 UNC 0-1-1–2 UNC 4-2–6 Scoring: Iowa–Maddy Murphy (Lokke Stribos), 30:27; UNC–Erin Matson Scoring: UNC – Marissa Creatore (Ashley Hoffman), 10:15; UNC – Cre- (Malin Evert), 61:30; UNC–Ashley Hoffman (penalty stroke), 78:27 atore (Malin Evert), 13:35; UNC – Feline Guenther, 29:55; UNC – Erin Matson, Shots: UNC 17 (4/10/3), Iowa 4 (1/1/2) 32:55; UNC – Matson, 48:10 Penalty corners: UNC 8 (4/4/0), Iowa 1 (1/0/0) Shots: UNC 29 (19/10); ASU 6 (0/6) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 2 (Amanda Hendry, 73:32, 1 goal allowed, 2 Penalty corners: UNC 14 (6/8); ASU 3 (0/3) saves; Team, 4:55); Iowa 9 (Leslie Speight 9, 78:27, 2 goals allowed, 9 Goalkeeper saves: UNC 2 (Amanda Hendry, 35:00, 0 goals allowed, 0 saves) saves; Alex Halpin, 35:00, 0 goals allowed, 2 saves); ASU 7 (Rachel Gaines, Records: UNC 2-0, Iowa 1-1 35:00, 4 goals allowed, 5 saves; Madison Nuckols, 35:00; 2 goals allowed, 2 saves) Defensive saves: ASU 2 (Annette Jarosz 1, Brenna Schoenbachler 1) Aug. 31: No. 2 UNC 1, No. 10 Princeton 0 Records: UNC 7-0, ASU 4-3 Philadelphia, Pa. (Ellen Vagelos Field) UNC 0-1–1 Princeton 0-0–0 Sept. 21: No. 1 UNC 2, No. 4 Duke 0 Scoring: UNC – Megan DuVernois (Cassie Sumfest), 64:49 Durham, N.C. (Williams Field at Jack Katz Stadium 1-1-0 Shots: UNC 10 (5/5), Princeton 7 (4/3) UNC 0-0–0 Penalty Corners: UNC 4 (0/4), Princeton 5 (2/3) DU UNC – Catherine Hayden (Eva Smolenaars), 22:15; UNC – Erin Goalkeeper Saves: UNC 3 (Amanda Hendry, 70:00, 3 saves, 0 goals al- Scoring: lowed); Princeton 4 (Grace Baylis, 70:00, 6 saves, 1 goal allowed) Matson, 55:34 Shots: UNC 20 (9/11), Duke 9 (5/4) Records: UNC 3-0, Princeton 0-1 Penalty corners: UNC 5 (1/4), Duke 5 (0/5) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 5 (Amanda Hendry, 70:00, 0 goals allowed, 5 Sept. 2: No. 2 UNC 8, Penn 0 saves); Duke 6 (Sammi Steele, 70:00, 2 goals allowed, 6 saves) Philadelphia, Pa. (Ellen Vagelos Field) Defensive saves: Duke 1 (Grace Kim) UNC 3-5–8 Records: UNC 8-0, 2-0 ACC; Duke 6-3 (1-1 ACC) Penn 0-0–0 Scoring: UNC–Ashley Hoffman (Erin Matson, Yentl Leemans), 4:01; UNC Sept. 24: No. 1 UNC 3, No. 15 Virginia 0 – Hoffman (Matson, Leemans), 19:58; UNC – Catherine Hayden (Meredith Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) Sholder), 32:56; UNC – Marissa Creatore (Eva van’t Hoog), 36:29; UNC – UVA 0-0–0 Hayden, 37:45; UNC – Hayden, 53:05; UNC – Hannah Griggs (Sholder); UNC UNC 2-1-3 – Feline Guenther Scoring: UNC – Malin Evert (Erin Matson, Yentl Leemans), 5:48; UNC – Shots: UNC 22 (9/13), Penn 3 (1/2) Meredith Sholder, 22:01; UNC – Evert (Hannah Griggs), 39:09 UNC 10 (7/3), Penn 3 (0/3) Penalty Corners: Shots: UNC 7 (3/4), UVA 6 (1/5) UNC 3 (Amanda Hendry, 35:00, 0 goals allowed, 1 Goalkeeper Saves: Corners: UNC 2 (1/1), UVA 3 (0/3) save; Alex Halpin, 35:00, 0 goals allowed, 2 saves); Penn 8 (Ava Rosati, 70:00, Goalkeeper saves: UNC 3 (Amanda Hendry, 49:51, 0 goals allowed, 3 8 goals allowed, 8 saves) saves; Alex Halpin, 20:09, 0 goals allowed, 0 saves); UVA 3 (Carrera Lucas, Records: UNC 4-0, Penn 1-1 70:00, 3 goals allowed, 3 saves) Records: UNC 9-0 (3-0 ACC), UVA 4-5 (1-2 ACC) Sept. 7: No. 2 UNC 3, No. 11 Louisville 1 Louisville, Ky. (Trager Stadium) Sept. 29: No. 1 UNC 5, No. 11 Syracuse 1 UNC 3-0–3 Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) UL 1-0–1 SU 0-1–1 Scoring: UL – Katie Schneider (Madison Walsh), 9:54; UNC – Erin Matson UNC 2-3–5 (Catherine Hayden), 19:00; UNC – Hayden, 27:37; UNC – Ashley Hoffman Scoring: UNC – Erin Matson (Eva van’t Hoog), 16:42; UNC – Ashley Hoff- (Matson, Yentl Leemans), 32:09 man (penalty stroke), 27:58; UNC – Matson, 42:59; UNC – Van’t Hoog (Hoff- Shots: UNC 16 (12/4), UL 5 (4/1) man), 51:28; SU – Tess Queen (Sarah Luby), 53:31; UNC – Bryn Boylan, 63:22 Penalty Corners: UNC 9 (5/4), UL 2 (1/1) Shots: UNC 21 (8/13), SU 2 (0/2) Goalkeeper Saves: UNC 2 (Amanda Hendry, 70:00, 1 goal allowed, 2 Penalty corners: UNC 3 (0/3), SU 2 (1/1) saves); UL 6 (Ayeisha McFerran, 70:00, 3 goals allowed, 6 saves) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 1 (Amanda Hendry, 48:32, 0 goals allowed, 0 Defensive Saves: UL 1 (Mercedes Pastor) saves; Alex Halpin, 1 goal allowed, 1 save); SU 11 (Borg van der Velde, 70:00, Records: UNC 5-0 (1-0 ACC), UL 3-2 (0-1 ACC) 5 goals allowed, 11 saves) Records: UNC 10-0 (4-0), SU 6-4 (0-3 ACC) Game-by-Game Summaries Sept. 30: No. 1 UNC 9, Ball State 0 Oct. 14: No. 1 UNC 2, No. 5 Connecticut 1 Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) Newton, Mass. (Newton FH Complex) BSU 0-0–0 UNC 1-1-1 UNC 7-2–9 UConn 0-1–1 Scoring: UNC – Catherine Hayden, 2:24; UNC – Megan DuVernois, 5:46; Scoring: UNC – Eva van’t Hoog (Malin Evert), 11:27; UConn – Kourtney UNC – Erin Matson, 7:17; UNC – Hayden (Yentl Leemans), 12:59; UNC – Ma- Kennedy (Svea Boker, Antonia Tiedtke, 43:29; UNC – Marissa Creatore rissa Creatore (Eva Smolenaars), 13:27; UNC – Riley Fulmer (Courtnie Wil- Shots: UNC 16 (10/6), UConn 9 (4/5) liamson), 28:38; UNC – Ali Rushton, 35:00; UNC – Leila Evans, 38:08; UNC Penalty corners: UNC 7 (5/2), UConn 3 (2/1) – Bryn Boylan, 44:14 Goalkeeper saves: UNC 4 (Amanda Hendry, 70:00, 1 goal allowed, 4 Shots: UNC 29 (22/7), BSU 2 (0/2) saves); UConn 7 (Cheyen Sprecher, 66:00, 2 goals allowed, 7 saves; Team, Penalty corners: UNC 4 (4/0), BSU 1 (0/1) 4:00, 0 goals allowed, 0 saves) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 0 (Amanda Hendry, 20:16, 0 saves, 0 goals al- Records: UNC 15-0, UConn 12-3 lowed; Alex Halpin, 30:24, 0 saves, 0 goals allowed; Mary Kathryn Harrah, 14:30, 0 saves, 0 goals allowed; Megan Ragusa, 4:50, 0 saves, 0 goals al- Oct. 21: No. 1 UNC 5, No. 4 Duke 2 lowed); BSU 9 (Grace Chavez, 70:00, 9 saves, 9 goals allowed) Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) BSU 2 (Hillary Scott, Audrey Tabor) Defensive saves: Duke 1-1–2 UNC 11-0, BSU 1-9 Records: UNC 2-3–5 Scoring: UNC – Megan DuVernois (penalty stroke), 19:41; UNC – Erin Mat- Oct. 6: No. 1 UNC 5, No. 16 Wake Forest 1 son, 33:09; DU – Caroline Andretta (), 34:44; UNC – Cath- Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) erine Hayden (Marissa Creatore), 37:07; DU – Rose Tynan, 42:39; UNC – WFU 0-1–1 Hannah Griggs, 43:32; UNC – Ashley Hoffman (Eva van’t Hoog, Erin Matson) UNC 1-4–5 Shots: UNC 19 (5/14), Duke 5 (3/2) Scoring: UNC – Catherine Hayden, 17:38; UNC – Malin Evert (Ashley Hoff- Penalty corners: UNC 3 (1/2), Duke 1 (0/1) man), 37:34; UNC – Evert (Yentl Leemans), 42:24; UNC – Erin Matson (Abby Goalkeeper saves: UNC 0 (Amanda Hendry, 66:28, 2 goals allowed, 0 Pitcairn), 45:21; WFU – Elisha Evans (Jule Grashoff), 46:44; UNC – Cassie saves; Mary Kathryn Harrah, 3:32, 0 goals allowed, 0 saves); Duke 5 (Sammi Sumfest (Matson), 68:18 Steele, 70:00, 5 goals allowed, 6 saves) Shots: UNC 27 (9/18), WFU 8 (2/6) Defensive saves: Duke 1 (Tessa Gote) Penalty Corners: UNC 8 (2/6), WFU 3 (1/2) Records: UNC 16-0, Duke 13-3 Goalkeeper Saves: UNC 5 (Amanda Hendry, 64:15, 1 goal allowed, 4 saves; Alex Halpin, 5:45, 0 goals allowed, 1 save); WFU 9 (Isla Bint, 45:00, 4 Oct. 28: No. 1 UNC 3, No. 25 ODU 0 goals allowed, 2 saves; Cat O’Connor, 25:00, 1 goal allowed, 7 saves) Norfolk, Va. (L.R. Hill Sports Complex) WFU 2 (Anne van Hoof 2) Defensive Saves: UNC 1-2–3 UNC 12-0 (5-0 ACC), WFU 6-6 (1-3 ACC) Records: ODU 0-0–0 Scoring: UNC – Ashley Hoffman (Feline Guenther, Erin Matson), 11:52; Oct. 17: No. 1 UNC 7, No. 19 Liberty 1 UNC – Meredith Sholder (Matson), 53:38; UNC – Marissa Creatore (Courtnie Lynchburg, Va. (Liberty FH Field) Williamson), 57:04 UNC 2-5–7 Shots: UNC 24 (12/12), ODU 4 (0/4) LU 0-1–1 Penalty corners: UNC 10 (6/4), ODU 3 (0/3) Scoring: UNC – Catherine Hayden (Malin Evert), 9:33; UNC – Abby Pit- Goalkeeper saves: UNC 2 (Amanda Hendry, 61:47, 0 goals allowed, 0 cairn, 13:33; UNC – Ashley Hoffman (Yentl Leemans, Erin Matson); UNC – saves; Alex Halpin, 8:13, 0 goals allowed, 2 saves); ODU 11 (Kealsie Robles, Bryn Boylan (Hannah Griggs), 49:21; UNC – Hayden (Hoffman), 53:23; UNC 70:00, 3 goals allowed, 11 saves) – Eva van’t Hoog (Hoffman), 54:54; UNC – Courtnie Williamson, 60:46; LU Defensive saves: ODU 1 (Rebecca Birch) – Jill Bolton (Kendra Jones, Mallory Fortenbaugh), 69:10 Shots: UNC 26 (14/12), LU 10 (1/9) Nov. 2: No. 1 UNC 5, No. 16 Virginia 1 UNC 8 (3/5), LU 4 (1/3) Penalty Corners: Chapel HIll, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) UNC 3 (Amanda Hendry, 51:55, 0 goals allowed, 1 Goalkeeper Saves: UVA 0-1–1 save; Alex Halpin, 18:05, 1 goal allowed, 2 saves); LU 10 (Allison Schaeffer, UNC 3-2–5 70:00, 7 goals allowed, 10 saves) Scoring: UNC – Marissa Creatore, 4:06; UNC – Erin Matson, 9:31; UNC Defensive Saves: UNC 1 (Cassie Sumfest), LU 1 (Mallory Fortenbaugh) – Malin Evert (Abby Pitcairn, Yentl Leemans), 11:32; UNC – Matson (Malin Records: UNC 13-0, LU 9-4 Evert), 41:24; UNC – Megan DuVernois (Matson), 53:02; UVA – Anzel Viljoen, 63:47 Oct. 12: No. 1 UNC 4, No. 12 BC 1 Shots: UNC 24 (13/1), UVA 3 (1/2) Newton, Mass. (Newton FH Complex) Penalty Corners: UNC 10 (5/5), UVA 1 (0/1) UNC 2-2–0 Goalkeeper Saves: UNC 1 (Amanda Hendry, 35:00, 0 saves, 0 goals al- BC 1-0–1 lowed; Alex Halpin, 35:00, 1 saves, 1 goal allowed); UVA 8 (Carrera Lucas, Scoring: BC – Lucy Lytle (Nell Webber), 10:39; UNC – Marissa Creatore 70:00, 8 saves, 5 goals allowed) (Catherine Hayden), 18:14; UNC – Hayden (Creatore), 24:11; UNC – Ashley Defensive Saves: UVA 1 (Rachel Robinson) Hoffman (Erin Matson, Yentl Leemans), 39:56; UNC – Eva van’t Hoog, 53:16 Shots: UNC 8 (6/2), BC 9 (6/3) Penalty corners: UNC 3 (2/1), BC 4 (3/1) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 4 (Amanda Hendry, 70:00, 1 goal allowed, 4 saves); BC 1 (Sarah Dwyer, 53:18, 1 save, 4 goals allowed; Jonna Kennedy, 16:42, 0 goals allowed, 0 saves) Defensive saves: UNC 1 (Cassie Sumfest) Records: UNC 14-0 (6-0 ACC), BC 8-5 (2-3 ACC) Game-by-Game Summaries Nov. 4: No. 1 UNC 7, No. 20 Wake Forest 2 Nov. 18: No. 1 UNC 2, No. 2 Maryland 0 Chapel HIll, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) Louisville, Ky. (Trager Stadium) WFU 2-0–2 UM 0-0–0 UNC 4-3–7 UNC 2-0–2 Scoring: UNC – Erin Matson (Malin Evert), 1:02; UNC – Eva van’t Hoog Scoring: UNC – Megan DuVernois (Meredith Sholder), 20:32; UNC ¬– Erin (Evert), 4:46; WF – Jule Grashoff (Megan Anderson, Kelsey Gill), 12:07; UNC Matson, 30:05 – Megan DuVernois (van’t Hoog), 17:42; UNC – Catherine Hayden, 22:05; WF Shots: UNC 8 (5/3), UM 9 (0/9) – Grashoff (Anderson), 28:57; UNC – Matson, 43:47; UNC – Cassie Sumfest, Penalty corners: UNC 2 (1/1), UM 6 (1/5) 50:08; UNC – DuVernois (penalty stroke), 54:43 Goalkeeper saves: UNC 5 (Amanda Hendry, 70:00, 0 goals allowed, 5 Shots: UNC 21 (12/9), WFU 8 (4/4) saves); UM 3 (Sarah Holliday, 65:27, 2 goals allowed, 2 saves; Noelle Frost, Penalty corners: UNC 7 (4/3), WFU 4 (3/1) 00:00, 0 goals allowed, 1 save; Team, 4:33) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 5 (Amanda Hendry, 54:09, 2 goals allowed, 1 save; Defensive saves: UNC 1 (Morgan Goetz) Alex Halpin, 11:13, 0 goals allowed, 0 saves; Mary Kathryn Harrah, 4:38, 0 Records: UNC 23-0, UM 22-3 goals allowed, 1 save); WFU 6 (Isla Bint, 70:00, 6 goals allowed, 6 saves; Cat O’Connor, 00:00, 1 goal allowed, 0 saves) Records: UNC 19-0, Wake Forest 11-9

Nov. 9: No. 1 UNC 4, William & Mary 0 Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) WM 0-0–0 UNC 2-2–4 Scoring: UNC – Erin Matson (Marissa Creatore), 17:03; UNC – Ashley Hoff- man (Yentl Leemans, Matson), 28:38; UNC – Catherine Hayden (Creatore), 36:03; UNC ¬– Hoffman (Leemans, Matson), 50:10 Shots: UNC 21 (5/16), W&M 0 Penalty corners: UNC 6 (2/4), W&M 0 Goalkeeper saves: UNC 0 (Amanda Hendry, 70:00, 0 saves, 0 goals al- lowed); W&M 6 (Kimi Jones, 50:10, 4 goals allowed, 1 save; Jessica Wiggins, 05:09, 2 saves, 1 goals allowed; Morgan Connor, 0 goals allowed, 3 saves) Records: UNC 20-0, W&M 12-8

Nov. 11: No. 1 UNC 5, No. 8 Michigan 2 Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) UM 1-1–2 UNC 3-2–5 Scoring: UNC – Malin Evert (Ashley Hoffman), 7:51; UNC – Hoffman (Erin Matson, Yentl Leemans), 19:27; UM – Kathryn Peterson, 26:56; UNC – Hoff- man (Matson, Leemans), 35:00; UNC – Feline Guenther, 56:08; UM – Sofia Southam (Emma Way), 58:43; UNC – Megan DuVernois (Meredith Sholder), 68:47 Shots: UNC 17 (14/3), UM 13 (1/12) Corners: UNC 5 (5/0), UM 7 (0/7) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 3 (Amanda Hendry, 70:00, 2 goals allowed, 3 saves), UM 8 (Anna Spieker, 64:44, 4 goals allowed, 8 saves; Team, 5:16, 1 goal allowed, 0 saves) Defensive saves: UNC 1 (Cassie Sumfest) Records: UNC 21-0, Michigan 14-7

Nov. 16: No. 1 UNC 4, No. 12 Wake Forest 1 Louisville, Ky. (Trager Stadium) WF 0-1–1 UNC 4-0–4 Scoring: UNC – Malin Evert (Erin Matson, Yentl Leemans), 4:49; UNC – Matson (Meredith Sholder), 16:54; UNC – Matson (Marissa Creatore), 30:41; UNC – Eva van’t Hoog (Sholder), 32:16; WFU – Kelsey Gill (Megan Ander- son), 58:02 Shots: UNC 13 (9/4), WFU 12 (3/9) Penalty corners: UNC 5 (3/2), WFU 7 (3/4) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 5 (Amanda Hendry, 64:23, 5 saves, 1 goal allowed; Alex Halpin, 5:37, 0 saves, 0 goals allowed); WFU 5 (Isla Bint, 70:00, 5 saves, 4 goals allowed) Records: UNC 22-0, Wake Forest 13-10 2018 UNC FIELD HOCKEY # Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown (High School) Major 1 Erin Matson F/M Fr. 5-4 Chadds Ford, Pa. (Unionville) Business Administration 2 Meredith Sholder F So. 5-8 Alburtis, Pa. (Emmaus) Biology 3 Hannah Griggs F Fr. 5-6 Faversham, England (Kent College, Canterbury) Undeclared 4 Julia Herrington F/M Fr. (RS) 5-4 Ocean City, N.J. (Ocean City) Nursing 5 Leila Evans M/F Jr. 5-7 Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Latin) Business Administration 6 Bryn Boylan M/F So. 5-4 Doylestown, Pa. (Central Bucks West) Undeclared 8 Catherine Hayden M/F Jr. 5-6 Greenwich, Conn. (Kings School Canterbury) Media and Journalism 11 Romea Riccardo B Fr 5-7 Downingtown, Pa. (Downingtown West) Undeclared 12 Cassie Sumfest B So. 5-5 Lewisburg, Pa. (Lewisburg) Business Administration 13 Ashley Hoffman M/B Sr. 5-4 Mohnton, Pa. (Twin Valley) Sociology 14 Feline Guenther M Jr. 5-5 Hamburg, Germany (University of Hamburg) Business Administration 15 Malin Evert M/F Sr. 5-8 Bad Schwartau, Germany (Gymnasium am Muhlenberg) Sociology 16 Abby Pitcairn M Fr. 5-4 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Fox Chapel) Biology 17 Morgan Goetz B Sr. 5-7 Cary, N.C. (Cary Academy) Biomedical Engineering 18 Yentl Leemans M Jr. 5-5 Breda, Netherlands (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Psychology 20 Ali Rushton B/M Jr. 5-6 Media, Pa. (Episcopal Academy) Economics/Mgmt. and Society 21 Eva Smolenaars M So. 5-6 Weert, Netherlands (College Weert) Media and Journalism 22 Eva van’t Hoog M Sr. 5-7 Den Haag, Netherlands (Haags Montessori Lyceum) Communication Studies 25 Courtnie Williamson B/M So. 5-4 Radnor, Pa. (Episcopal Academy) Business Administration 26 Riley Fulmer F Fr. 5-5 Virginia Beach, Va. (Norfolk Academy) Biology 28 Cassie Halpin GK Fr. 5-5 Mohegan Lake, N.Y. (Lakeland Senior) Biology 29 Megan DuVernois F/M Jr. 5-4 Collegeville, Pa. (Gwynedd Mercy Academy) Exercise and Sport Science 30 Amanda Hendry GK So. 5-5 Wilton, Conn. (Wilton) Management and Society 33 Marissa Creatore F Jr. 5-4 Chapel Hill, N.C. (East Chapel Hill) Psychology 35 Ellen Payne B Jr. 5-6 Oklahoma City, Okla. (Casady School) Economics/Mgmt and Society 39 Alex Halpin GK Jr. 5-7 Mohegan Lake, N.Y. (Lakeland Senior) Biology 40 Mary Kathryn Harrah GK Sr. 5-4 Yorktown, Va. (Grafton) Communication Studies 88 Megan Ragusa GK Fr. (RS) 5-3 Wake Forest, N.C. (Ravenscroft) Nutrition

Head Coach: Karen Shelton Associate Head Coach: Grant Fulton Assistant Coach: Mark Atherton Volunteer Assistant Coach: Jackie Briggs Student Assistant Coach: Gab Major

Tar Heels by Year Pronunciations Seniors (5) Marissa Creatore: CREE-uh-tor Malin Evert. Morgan Goetz. Megan DuVernois: du-VERN-wah Mary Kathryn Harrah, Ashley Hoffman, Leila Evans: LEE-luh Eva van’t Hoog Malin Evert: muh-LEEN EH-vert Morgan Goetz: GETS Juniors (9) Feline Guenther: fuh-LEEN GUN-ther Marissa Creatore, Megan DuVernois, Yentl Leemans: YEN-tul LEE-muns Leila Evans, Feline Guenther, Alex Abby Pitcairn: PITT-carn Halpin, Catherine Hayden, Yentl Megan Ragusa: ruh-GOO-suh Leemans, Ellen Payne, Ali Rushton Romea Riccardo: rho-MAY Eva Smolenaars: AY-vuh (like Ava) smo-len-AHRS Sophomores (6) Eva van’t Hoog: AY-vuh (like Ava) VAN-tuh-hoog Bryn Boylan, Amanda Hendry, Meredith Sholder, Eva Smolenaars, Cassie Sumfest, Courtnie Williamson

Redshirt Freshmen (2) Julia Herrington, Megan Ragusa

True Freshmen (6) Riley Fulmer, Hannah Griggs, Cassie Halpin, Erin Matson, Abby Pitcairn, Romea Riccardo The Automated ScoreBook North Carolina Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 20, 2018) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 23-0 12-0 6-0 5-0 CONFERENCE 6-0 3-0 3-0 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 17-0 9-0 3-0 5-0

Date Opponent Score Att. ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv Aug 25 #5 MICHIGAN W 5-1 981 1 Erin Matson 23 20 19 59 73 . 2 7 4 47 . 6 4 4 3 0 - 1 0 Aug 26 #20 IOWA Wot 2-1 313 13 Ashley Hoffman 23 16 8 40 68 . 2 3 5 43 . 6 3 2 3 2 - 2 0 Aug 31 vs #10 Princeton W 1-0 212 8 Catherine Hayden 23 1 6 3 3 5 4 7 . 3 4 0 3 9 . 8 3 0 7 0 - 0 0 Sep 02 at Penn W 8-0 316 33 Marissa Creatore 23 9 5 23 24 . 3 7 5 20 . 8 3 3 3 0 - 0 0 * Sep 07 at #11 Louisville W 3-1 218 15 Malin Evert 23 8 6 2 2 5 7 . 1 4 0 2 2 . 3 8 6 3 0 - 0 0 Sep 08 vs California W 6-0 113 22 Eva van't Hoog 22 6 7 19 33 . 1 8 2 19 . 5 7 6 0 0 - 0 0 Sep 11 APPALACHIAN ST W 6-0 205 29 Megan DuVernois 23 9 0 1 8 2 5 . 3 6 0 1 8 . 7 2 0 4 3 - 3 0 * Sep 21 at #4 Duke W 2-0 903 18 Yentl Leemans 23 0 16 16 11 . 0 0 0 4 . 3 6 4 0 0 - 0 0 * Sep 26 #15 VIRGINIA W 3-0 153 2 Meredith Sholder 23 2 6 1 0 2 2 . 0 9 1 1 4 . 6 3 6 0 0 - 0 0 * Sep 29 #11 SYRACUSE W 5-1 485 14 Feline Guenther 22 3 2 8 13 . 2 3 1 8 . 6 1 5 0 0 - 0 0 Sep 30 BALL STATE W 9-0 315 12 Cassie Sumfest 21 3 1 7 1 1 . 2 7 3 6 . 5 4 5 0 0 - 0 4 * Oct 06 #16 WAKE FOREST W 5-1 875 6 Bryn Boylan 13 3 0 6 8 . 3 7 5 5 . 6 2 5 0 0 - 0 0 Oct 07 at #19 Liberty W 7-1 542 3 Hannah Griggs 23 2 2 6 1 7 . 1 1 8 1 1 . 6 4 7 0 0 - 0 0 * Oct 12 at Boston College W 4-1 408 16 Abby Pitcairn 23 1 4 6 9 . 1 1 1 5 . 5 5 6 0 0 - 0 0 Oct 14 vs Connecticut W 2-1 265 5 Leila Evans 11 2 0 4 1 1 . 1 8 2 5 . 4 5 5 0 0 - 0 0 Oct 21 #4 DUKE W 5-2 656 25 Courtnie Williamson 23 1 2 4 2 . 5 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 Oct 28 at #25 Old Dominion W 3-0 237 20 Ali Rushton 11 11311.000 1 1.000 0 0 - 00 Nov 02 #16 VIRGINIA W 5-1 0 26 Riley Fulmer 6 1 0 2 7 . 1 4 3 5 . 7 1 4 0 0 - 1 0 Nov 04 #20 WAKE FOREST W 7-2 921 21 Eva Smolenaars 23 0 2 2 7 . 0 0 0 6 . 8 5 7 0 0 - 0 0 Nov 09 WILLIAM & MARY W 4-0 0 4 Julia Herrington 10 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 Nov 11 #8 MICHIGAN W 5-2 723 88 Megan Ragusa 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 Nov 16 vs #12 Wake Forest W 4-1 0 40 Mary Kathryn Harrah 3 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 Nov 18 vs #2 Maryland W 2-0 0 39 Alex Halpin 13 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 35 Ellen Payne 11 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 TEAM STATISTICS NC OPP 30 Amanda Hendry 23 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 SHOT STATISTICS 17 Morgan Goetz 23 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 1 Goals-Shot attempts 103-448 16-149 Total 23 103 84 290 448 . 2 3 0 279 . 6 2 3 23 5 - 7 5 Goals scored per game 4.48 0.70 Opponents 23 16 16 48 149 . 1 0 7 84 . 5 6 4 0 0 - 1 12 Shot pct. . 2 3 0 . 1 0 7 Shots on goal-Attempts 279-448 84-149 ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho SOG pct. . 6 2 3 . 5 6 4 88 Megan Ragusa 1 4:50 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0-0-0 0/1 S h o t s / G a m e 19.5 6.5 40 Mary Kathryn Harrah 3 22:40 0 0.00 1 1.000 0-0-0 0/1 PENALTY CORNERS 153 79 30 Amanda Hendry 23 1320:16 13 0.69 48 . 7 8 7 23-0-0 4/6 PENALTY STROKES 5-7 0-1 39 Alex Halpin 13 265:46 3 0.79 14 . 8 2 4 0-0-0 0/6 PENALTIES Total 23 1618:27 16 0.69 68 . 8 1 0 23-0-0 10 Green cards 31 20 Opponents 23 1618:27 103 4.45 176 . 6 3 1 0-23-0 0 Yellow cards 3 2 Red cards 0 0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total ATTENDANCE North Carolina 54 48 1 103 T o t a l 5627 2624 Opponents 8 8 0 16 Dates/Avg Per Date 12/469 6/437 Neutral Site #/Avg 5/118 Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total North Carolina 234 211 3 448 Opponents 49 98 2 149

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total North Carolina 25 41 2 68 Opponents 89 85 2 176

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT Total North Carolina 74 79 0 153 Opponents 23 56 0 79