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Setting the Scene The UNC field hockey team will play Sunday for the eighth championship in program history, taking on No. 9 Princeton (16-4) at Kentner Stadium in Winston-Salem, N.C., at 1 p.m. The Tar Heels are the No. 1 overall seed in the tournament for the second year in a row and are playing for their second consecutive title. Carolina finished 23-0 last season and is currently 22-0, for a 45-game winning streak that’s the longest ever by an Atlantic Coast Conference field hockey team. Playing in their 11th final four in a row and 24th in school history, the Tar 2019 UNC Field Hockey Schedule Heels beat No. 7 Boston College 6-3 Friday to reach the title game for the Date Opponent Site Time 19th time in school history. ACC-Big Ten Challenge This is the second meeting of the season for UNC and Princeton. The Tar Aug. 30 At Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. W, 4-2 Heels scored three times in the final 5:01 to beat the Tigers 4-3 in Chapel Hill Sept. 1 Iowa Ann Arbor, Mich. W, 2-1 on Sept. 6. It’s the third time UNC and Princeton have met for an NCAA Championship. ACC-Ivy League Challenge Carolina won in the title game in 2006 and the Tigers won in 2012. Sept. 6 Princeton Chapel Hill W, 4-3 Sept. 8 Penn Chapel Hill W, 6-0 Fast Facts on UNC Sept. 15 William & Mary Chapel Hill W, 8-0 2019 record: 22-0 (6-0 ACC) Sept. 20 Louisville * Chapel Hill W, 4-1 NFHCA poll ranking: 1st (Final) Sept. 22 At Appalachian St. Boone, N.C. W, 4-1 Head Coach: Karen Shelton (39th season at UNC) Sept. 27 At Virginia * Charlottesville, Va. W, 5-0 Record at UNC and overall: 692-164-9 Sept. 29 At James Madison Harrisonburg, Va. W, 9-0 Staff: Grant Fulton, Associate Head Coach; Robbert Schenk, Assistant Oct. 4 Duke * Chapel Hill W, 2-0 Coach; Jackie Briggs, Volunteer Assistant Coach Oct. 12 At Syracuse * Syracuse, N.Y. W, 3-1 Team Captains: Seniors Marissa Creatore and Yentl Leemans ACC Titles: 22 (1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, Oct. 13 At Albany Albany, N.Y. W, 4-1 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2004, 2007, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017, 2018, Oct. 18 At Wake Forest * Winston-Salem, N.C. W, 3-1 2019) Oct. 20 Liberty Chapel Hill W, 3-2 NCAA Titles: Seven (1989, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2007, 2009, 2018) Oct. 25 Boston College * Chapel Hill W, 3-2 Conference: Atlantic Coast Oct. 27 Old Dominion Chapel Hill W, 1-0 Home Stadium: Karen Shelton Stadium (Cap. 1,000) Nov. 3 Saint Joseph’s Chapel Hill W, 3-2 2OT

Quick Hits 2019 ACC Tournament (hosted by Boston College) • UNC is appearing in its 19th championship game. The Tar Heels have won Nov. 8 Louisville Newton, Mass. W, 3-1 seven titles, most recently in 2018, and finished as runner-up on 11 occasions. Nov. 10 Boston College Newton, Mass. W, 3-1 • The Tar Heels had a season-high seven assists on Friday against BC, with all six goals assisted. Three players – Megan DuVernois, Feline Guenther and 2019 NCAA Division I Championship Catherine Hayden – had two each. (Hayden had one all year prior to Friday.) Nov. 15 Stanford Chapel Hill W, 4-0 • UNC seven assists set a record for the most ever by one team in an NCAA Nov. 17 Iowa Chapel Hill W, 2-1 semifinal game. Nov. 22 Boston College Winston-Salem, N.C. W, 6-3 • UNC’s total of seven NCAA titles ranks third all-time behind nine by ODU Nov. 24 Princeton Winston-Salem, N.C. 1 p.m. (all under Beth Anders) and eight by Maryland (all under Missy Meharg). Karen Shelton has been the head coach for all of UNC’s titles and also ranks * – Atlantic Coast Conference games third among coaches in championships won. • UNC has won two of its NCAA titles at Kentner Stadium, in 1995 and 2009. Wake also hosted in 2004 (the Demon Deacons won on their home field, UNC fell in the 2nd round that year) and 2006 (Maryland won, UNC lost in the first round). UNC Athletic Communications • UNC beat host Boston College 3-1 on Nov. 10 to claim the Tar Heels’ third Field Hockey Contact: Dana Gelin consecutive ACC title, fourth in five years and 22nd in program history. [email protected] • 919-455-8289 • Senior Marissa Creatore was named ACC Tournament MVP after scoring two goals in the championship game. She was joined on the All-Tournament team by senior Yentl Leemans, sophomore Erin Matson and freshman Madison Orobono. 2019 Penn Monto/NFCHA Poll • Erin Matson’s current season total of 77 points (31 goals, 15 assists) ranks second Nov. 12 – Final on UNC’s all-time single season list. With 31 goals, she’s tied for second on Carolina’s First-place votes in parentheses single-season list in that category as well. 1. North Carolina (36) • UNC has scored on its first penalty corner in five of its past six games (vs. Saint 2. UConn Joseph’s, BC in the ACC Championship, Stanford in the NCAA first round, Iowa in 3. Maryland the NCAA second round, BC on Friday). 4. Virginia 5. Louisville • For the second year in a row, Tar Heels swept the ACC’s player of the year honors, 6. Iowa with Leemans named Defensive Player of the Year and Matson named Offensive 7. Boston College Player of the Year. It marked the fourth year in a row a UNC player has won the 8. Duke defensive honor and the second year in a row Matson has won the offensive award. 9. Princeton • UNC has eight seniors on the roster: Marissa Creatore, Megan DuVernois, Feline 10. Delaware Guenther, Alex Halpin, Catherine Hayden, Yentl Leemans, Ellen Payne and Ali 11. Michigan Rushton. All were in the starting lineup for Senior Day (vs. Saint Joseph’s), although 11. Northwestern Rushton, who is rehabbing an ACL tear, played for only a minute before subbing out. 13. Syracuse 14. Saint Joseph’s Seniors accounted for all of the team’s goals and assists in the 3-2 win, with Guenther 15. Stanford scoring her first two goals of the fall, including the gamewinner in double OT. 16. Harvard • With the win over Boston College on Oct. 25, the Tar Heels completed back-to- 17. Old Dominion back undefeated ACC seasons for the first time since the league expanded to seven 18. Rutgers teams in 2013. 19. Liberty • Both of UNC’s primary goalkeepers, junior Amanda Hendry and senior Alex 20. Monmouth Halpin, earned ACC Defensive Player of the Week honors this fall. Hendry is the 21. Wake Forest regular starter and has won the honor twice, and Halpin earned it on Oct. 29 after 22. Penn State 23. American starting in Hendry’s place for the BC and ODU games. 24. Ohio State • Sophomore Erin Matson was named national and ACC offensive player of the 25. Fairfield week in back-to-back weeks to open the season. She’s the first player ever to win both ACC and national honors in consecutive weeks. She also won both honors in the first * UNC’s regular-season opponents are in bold week of October. She has won the ACC honor five times this fall and has won the national honor three times. 2019 Honors and Awards • The 2019 season was UNC’s second in Karen Shelton Stadium. The stadium was dedicated on Oct. 6, 2018 and is the first Carolina athletic playing facility to be named NCAA Elite 90 Award in honor of a woman. Through two seasons of playing there, the Tar Heels are 23-0 Abby Pitcairn at home. ACC Offensive Player of the Year Team Statistical Leaders Erin Matson Goals: Erin Matson 31, Marissa Creatore 15, Catherine Hayden 13, Megan ACC Defensive Player of the Year DuVernois 6, Riley Fulmer 6 Yentl Leemans Assists: Matson 15, Yentl Leemans 14, Creatore 6, Abby Pitcairn 5 Points: Matson 77, Creatore 36, Hayden 29, Leemans 24 All-ACC First team: Yentl Leemans, Erin Matson Second team: Marissa Creatore, Catherine Hayden, UNC in the NCAA Tournament Amanda Hendry • UNC is making a record 36th appearance in the NCAA Tournament field. • Sunday’s championship is UNC’s 98th game in NCAA Tournament play, also a ACC Tournament MVP: Marissa Creatore record. • UNC is the top seed in the field for the second year in a row. All-ACC Tournament: Marissa Creatore, Yentl Leemans, • The Tar Heels have 69 NCAA Tournament wins, more than any other school. Erin Matson, Madison Orobono Maryland is second with 64 (including the Terrapins’ first-round win this year) and Old Dominion is third with 50. Preseason All-ACC Yentl Leemans, Erin Matson • North Carolina is 69-28 all-time in NCAA Tournament play. • This year’s UNC team is the 12th squad to enter the NCAA Tournament field NFHCA National Offensive Player of the Week without a loss or a tie. Seven of the previous 11 (including three Carolina teams: 1995, Erin Matson, Sept. 4 2007 and 2018) went on to win national championships. Erin Matson, Sept. 11 • UNC hosted NCAA Tournament first and second-round games for the 21st time in Erin Matson, Oct. 2 program history. The Tar Heels are now 30-2 all-time in NCAA Tournament games played in Chapel Hill. ACC Offensive Player of the Week • UNC is now 19-5 all-time in semifinals games. Erin Matson, Sept. 3 Erin Matson, Sept. 10 • UNC is 6-9 all-time in NCAA Tournament overtime games Erin Matson, Sept. 24 • UNC won the title the last time the final four was held in Winston-Salem, in 2009. Erin Matson, Oct. 1 Carolina defeated previously-unbeaten Maryland 3-2 in the final. Erin Matson, Oct. 15

UNC in the NCAA Final ACC Defensive Player of the Week • UNC is making a record 18th appearance in the title game. Amanda Hendry, Oct. 1 Amanda Hendry, Oct. 8 (shared) • The Tar Heels are 7-11 in championship games. They won in 2018 after having lost Alex Halpin, Oc. 29 in the past five title games they had reached. • UNC won three championships in a row from 1995-97 and otherwise has never UNC’s Record: won titles in back-to-back years. Overall...... 22-0 • UNC volunteer assistant coach Jackie (Kintzer) Briggs was the starting goalkeeper for ACC...... 6-0 the last Tar Heel team to win an NCAA title in Winston-Salem. In 2009, Carolina handed Vs. ACC Opponents...... 9-0 Maryland its only loss of the season, scoring on a penalty corner with 11.7 seconds remaining to win 3-2. Home...... 11-0 Princeton, Penn, William & Mary. Louisville, Duke, Liberty, UNC vs. Princeton BC, ODU, SJU, Stanford (NCAA), Iowa (NCAA) • Sunday’s game is the 15th meeting between the two teams, the sixth in NCAA play, the Away...... 8-0 third in an NCAA championship game and the second this season. Michigan, App. State, Virginia, JMU, Syracuse, Albany, • The Tar Heels are 11-3 all-time against Princeton, including a win earlier this season. On Wake Forest, Boston College (ACC) Sept. 6 in Chapel Hill, UNC scored three goals in the final 5:01 to win 4-3. The gamewinner Neutral...... 3-0 Iowa, Louisville (ACC), BC (NCAA) came with 24 seconds on the clock. • In NCAA play, UNC leads the series 4-1. • The teams are tied in championship games, with UNC winning in 1996 (Chestnut Hill, Vs. Top 5 opponents...... 3-0 Princeton, Virginia, Duke Mass.) and Princeton in 2012 (Norfolk, Va.). Series history Vs. Top 10 opponents...... 11-0 Michigan, Iowa, Princeton, Louisville, Virginia, Duke, 2019: UNC 4, Princeton 3 in Chapel Hill (Sept. 6) Louisville (ACC), BC (ACC), Iowa (NCAA), BC (NCAA) 2018: UNC 1, Princeton 0 in Philadelphia (Aug. 31) Vs. all ranked opponents...... 18-0 2017: UNC 3, Princeton 2 in Charlottesville, Va. (Nov. 12, NCAA 2nd round) Michigan, Iowa, Princeton, Louisville, Virginia, Duke, 2017: UNC 2, Princeton 0 in Princeton, N.J. (Sept. 1) Syracuse, Albany, Wake Forest, Liberty, BC, ODU, SJU, 2016: UNC 2, Princeton 1 in Princeton, N.J. (Sept. 2) Louisville (ACC), BC (ACC), Stanford (NCAA), Iowa (NCAA), BC (NCAA) 2015: UNC 5, Princeton 2 in Princeton, N.J. (Sept. 4) 2012: Princeton 3, UNC 2 in Norfolk, Va. (Nov. 18, NCAA championship game) 2002: Princeton 4, UNC 2 in Norfolk, Va. (Nov. 3) UNC when: 2000: UNC 3, Princeton 2 in Norfolk, Va. (Oct. 7) Leading at halftime...... 17-0 1998: Princeton 4, UNC 3 OT in Norfolk, Va. (Oct. 31) Michigan, Penn, William & Mary, Louisville, App State, Virginia, JMU, Duke, Syracuse, Albany, Wake Forest, 1997: UNC 4, Princeton 3 in Storrs, Conn. (Nov. 21, NCAA semifinals) Liberty, SJU, Louisville (ACC), BC (ACC), Stanford (NCAA), 1996: UNC 3, Princeton 0 in Chestnut Hill, Mass. (Nov. 24, NCAA championship game) BC (NCAA) 1995: UNC 6, Princeton 0 in Chapel Hill (Nov. 12, NCAA 2nd round) Trailing at halftime...... 1-0 1992: UNC 3, Princeton 1 in Philadelphia (Sept. 13) Princeton Tied at halftime...... 4-0 This year’s meeting Iowa, BC, ODU, Iowa (NCAA) Sept. 6 in Chapel Hill: No. 1 UNC 4, No 5 Princeton 3 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – The top-ranked North Carolina field hockey team protected its Scoring in the first 5 minutes...... 5-0 home turf in thrilling fashion, scoring three times in the final 5:01 of play to beat fifth-ranked William & Mary, App State, JMU, Wake Forest, Liberty Princeton 4-3 at Karen Shelton Stadium. Senior Marissa Creatore, who grew up in Chapel In overtime games...... 1-0 SJU Hill and came to UNC field hockey games a decade before she’d go on to play for the Tar Heels, scored the gamewinner on a cross from sophomore Erin Matson with 24 seconds remaining in regulation. UNC scores first...... 15-0 Penn, William & Mary, Louisville, App State, Virginia, JMU, UNC improved to 3-0 on the season with its third come-from-behind win. Princeton fell Duke, Syracuse, Wake Forest, Liberty, ODU, SJU, Louisville to 0-1. (ACC), BC (ACC), Stanford (NCAA) “I do want to credit Princeton,” UNC coach Karen Shelton said. “What a heck of a game Opponent scores first...... 7-0 they played and they pushed us to the limit. I’m proud of our team for sticking together and Michigan, Iowa, Princeton, Albany, BC, Iowa (NCAA), BC finding a way there at the end.” (NCAA) The Tigers kept Carolina on its heels through much of the game. Princeton went up 1-0 in the seventh minute of play on a penalty corner, with freshman Sammy Popper scoring off UNC has more shots...... 19-0 the rebound after UNC keeper Amanda Hendry saved the first Tiger shot. Princeton added Michigan, Iowa, Penn, William & Mary, App State, UVa, JMU, Duke, Syracuse, Albany, Wake Forest, Liberty, BC, ODU, SJU, Louisville (ACC), BC (ACC), Stanford (NCAA), Noting Coach Shelton BC (NCAA) Now in her 39th season as coach of the Tar Heels, UNC’s Karen Opponent has more shots...... 2-0 Shelton sports a career record of 692-164-9. Louisville, Iowa (NCAA) • She has coached UNC to seven NCAA titles: 1989, 1995, 1996, Shots are equal...... 1-0 1997, 2007, 2009 and 2018. Princeton • Shelton has led the Tar Heels to 22 ACC Championships, more than any other program in the conference. • The head coach at Carolina since 1981, she has led the Tar Heels UNC has more corners...... 12-0 Michigan, Iowa, Penn, William & Mary, App State, JMU, to winning records in all but two years: 1981 (8-9-1) and 2002 (9-11). Duke, Syracuse, Liberty, BC, ODU, BC (ACC) • Shelton is a five-time National Coach of the Year (most recently in 2009) and a 10-time ACC Coach of the Year (most recently in 2018). In Opponent has more corners...... 9-0 Princeton, Louisville, UVa, Albany, Wake Forest, SJU, 2018, the Tar Heel staff was honored by the NFHCA as the nation’s best. (The staff award replaced Louisville (ACC), Stanford (NCAA), Iowa (NCAA) the award for head coaches.) • A longtime member of the U.S. National Team, she helped the squad to a bronze medal at the Corners are equal...... 1-0 BC (NCAA) 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 UNC scores on its first corner...... 8-0 Hockey Coaches Association Hall of Fame, the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame, the West William & Mary, Virginia, James Madison, SJU, BC (ACC), Chester Athletics Hall of Fame and the Chester County Sports Hall of Fame. Stanford (NCAA), Iowa (NCAA), BC (NCAA) Opponent scores on its first corner. 4-0 Michigan, Iowa, Iowa (NCAA), BC (NCAA) another goal in the 22nd minute, with senior Taylor Nolan putting her we’re all so proud to see her win the Elite 90 Award.” team up 2-0. Pitcairn is the third UNC field hockey player honored on the fifth UNC answered 26 seconds later, when freshman Karlijn Goes scored occasion. Marta Malmberg won in 2011, then Loren Shealy won three for the first time in a Tar Heel uniform, assisted by Erin Matson. Coming years in a row, 2012-14. Carolina is the only school to have won the field from the right side of the circle, Matson tapped the ball through a defender hockey award more than twice. to Goes, who shot from mid-circle for the score. UNC has also won three times in women’s soccer, twice in men’s soccer Four minutes before halftime Popper scored again, this time on a penalty and twice in women’s lacrosse. corner, to put Princeton back up by two at the break, 3-1. Eligible student-athletes are sophomores or above who have participated The score stayed there through the third quarter and into the fourth. in their sport for at least two years with their school. Playing without a keeper after UNC coach Karen Shelton pulled Hendry with a little more than 10 minutes to play in an effort to gain an offensive Matson climbing the stats charts advantage, the Tar Heels came up with a late flurry to win the game. With With 77 points this season, sophomore forward Erin Matson ranks just over five minutes to play, redshirt freshman Romea Riccardo sent a second on UNC’s single-season chart behind Cindy Werley, who had 87 ball toward Matson at the top of the circle. Matson carried it into the circle points in 1997 as she led the Tar Heels to a third title in a row. toward the baseline then sent a shot from the left side into the right corner • Matson’s total of 31 goals also ranks second to Werley, who had 36 of the cage to pull UNC within one, 3-2. in 1997. Just over a minute later, Matson got off a shot that was kept from going • Through two seasons, Matson has 136 points, a total that ranks eighth into the goal by a defender’s body. The umpires awarded Carolina a on UNC’s career point chart. She’s three points from moving into a tie for penalty stroke, and senior Megan DuVernois, who scored the gamewinner seventh. in last year’s 1-0 win over Princeton, calmly stepped up and made the shot • Through two seasons, Matson has 51 goals, almost enough to put her to tie the score at 3-3 with 3:50 to play. on the UNC career list. Tenth place on that list is 54 goals. Hendry went back in and the game appeared headed for overtime until Creatore and Matson combined to give UNC its first lead of the game and Matson in Red, White and Blue the only one the Tar Heels would need. From the left baseline, Matson UNC was without its leading scorer, sophomore forward Erin Matson, dribbled around a defender and sent a ball toward the cage, where Creatore for the final three games of the regular season. As the Tar Heels faced got her stick on it to deflect it in for the win. Boston College on Oct. 25, Matson was en route to India to meet up with “I told our team at the half, ‘let’s get two goals and play for overtime,’” the rest of the U.S. National Team. Shelton said. “And darned if they didn’t get the three goals to win it in Playing games on Nov. 1 and 2, the U.S. split with India (falling 5-1 regulation. I’m really proud of our kids.” in the first, winning 4-1 in the second). With goal differential as the tie breaker, India earned the Olympic berth. On a Roll Matson was one of three current college players on the squad, along • UNC has won an ACC-record 45 consecutive games (22 this year, 23 with players from Duke and Stanford, and was one of five Tar Heels on last year), dating back to a loss to Connecticut in a penalty shootout in the the team. Joining her on the 20-player roster were Carolina alums Ashley 2017 NCAA semifinals. Hoffman, Lauren Moyer, Caitlin Van Sickle and Julia Young. • Thirteen players on the roster (seven freshmen, two redshirt freshmen, Karen Shelton has had numerous players miss time with UNC while four sophomores who did not take a redshirt year) have never been a part representing the U.S. and she’s seen the positives in each occasion. “Erin of a loss at UNC. is going to gain really important experience and help our national team • UNC set the ACC record for consecutive victories on Oct. 18 at hopefully qualify for the Olympics,” Shelton said as Matson departed. Kentner Stadium. UNC’s 3-1 win over Wake Forest that day was the Tar “That’s bigger than what we’re doing here. I really believe that and I’m Heels’ 36th in a row. proud of her. And while she’s gone, somebody else is going to step up.” • The previous mark was 35 in a row by Maryland during the 2008 and Matson arrived back in Chapel Hill on Monday, Nov. 4, did some light 2009 seasons. Coincidentally, that streak ended on the same field where running during Tuesday’s practice and has been back at full-speed since UNC set the record: After 35 wins in a row, the Terrapins fell to UNC in Nov. 6. the 2009 NCAA Championship game, hosted by Wake Forest. • Matson had hat tricks in back-to-back games in August, one wearing • The previous school record for consecutive wins was 29, including red, white and blue, and one wearing Carolina blue. On Aug. 9, she led the undefeated 1995 season (24-0, with an NCAA title won in Winston- the U.S. to a 5-1 win over Chile in the Pan Am Games bronze medal Salem) and the first five games of 1996, when the Tar Heels lost their sixth match in Peru. On Aug. 30, she led UNC to a 4-2 win in the Tar Heels’ game (vs. ODU) but went on to win another NCAA title. season opener at No. 7 Michigan. • The NCAA record for consecutive wins is 66 (ODU, 1990-93). Undefeated in conference play. Pitcairn Earns Elite Honor With a comeback win against BC, UNC finished conference play UNC sophomore Abby Pitcairn was announced Thursday evening at undefeated for the second year in a row and the 16th time overall. The Tar the NCAA Championship banquet as the winner of the 2019 NCAA Elite Heels had not had back-to-back undefeated ACC seasons since the league 90 Award for field hockey. Pitcairn, who has played in every game this expanded in 2013. season, is majoring in biology and has a GPA of 3.86. The Tar Heels’ 16 unbeaten ACC seasons (out of 37) leads the league Pitcairn’s award is the fifth for the Tar Heel field hockey program and the by a wide margin. No other conference school has finished undefeated 12th for UNC, which ranks fourth among all Division I schools in number more than six times. Maryland (5-0 in 2009 and 2010), Wake Forest (4-0 of Elite 90 Awards across all sports. The award is presented to the student- in 2002 and 2003) and Virginia (4-0 in 1997 and 1998) have also put athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating at together back-to-back unbeaten ACC seasons. the finals site for each of the NCAA’s championships. UNC’s consecutive undefeated ACC regular seasons “This is a great honor for Abby, for our program and for the University • 2018 and 2019: 6-0 of North Carolina,” UNC coach Karen Shelton said. “You can’t win the • 2011 and 2012: 5-0 award if your team doesn’t make the final four, so I love that we as a school • 1994, 1995, 1996: 8-0 (round robin, each team played twice) have put our student-athletes in a position to be recognized this way. Then • 1987 and 1988: 3-0 it’s up to them to perform at an extraordinary level academically, and • 1983 and 1984: UNC went 2-0 in 1983, the first year of league Abby has done that. She works hard every day to be the best she can, and play, and 3-0 in 1984 Playing from behind • Senior Ali Rushton and sophomore Erin Matson represent the team on The Tar Heels have not trailed this year in a game in which they’ve UNC’s Student-Athlete Advisory Council. scored first. They’ve been behind in just seven games – Michigan, Iowa, • Senior Catherine Hayden’s older brother John plays for the NHL’s Princeton, Albany, BC (regular season), Iowa (NCAA) and BC (NCAA) New Jersey Devils. – and in each case the opponent scored first. • Two members of the UNC freshman class have Tar Heel championship • Michigan: Trailed 1-0 after 1:48, tied the game then went ahead, ties: Brooke Behan’s mother, Peggy (Anthon) Behan, was a member of but Michigan tied at 2-2 at 22:06. UNC took the lead for good at 23:19. UNC’s first NCAA championship team in 1989. Liz Pelligreen’s aunt, (Trailed for 14:10) Nancy (Pelligreen) Martin, played for the Tar Heels’ 1995, 1996 and 1997 • Iowa: UNC trailed 1-0 after Iowa scored in the 39th minute. The Tar national championship teams. Both earned All-America honors at UNC. Heels tied the score at 55:25 then took the lead for good at 57:36. (Trailed • Junior Mimi Leonard and her mom are both part of teams that reached for 17:12) the 2019 NCAA Tournament. Leonard is a junior transfer in her first year • Princeton: The Tigers led 2-0 in the first half and were up 3-1 at on the UNC roster after two seasons at Saint Louis and played in Friday’s halftime. UNC’s first lead came with 24 seconds remaining in the game. game, making her fourth appearance of the season. Her mom, Jackie (Trailed for 49:18) Kane, is the head coach at Fairfield, which (playing at the same time UNC • Albany: The Great Danes scored 6:47 into the game. UNC tied the was) took UConn to overtime in Storrs, Conn., in the first round before score in the 19th minute of play and took the lead for good in the 26th falling 2-1. minute. (Trailed for 11:17) • Boston College: After a scoreless first half, the Eagles got the game’s Fry Joins Tar Heel Staff first goal late in the third quarter. UNC tied it 5:09 later and then went up Chris Fry joined the UNC field hockey staff this season as the team’s by a goal, but BC tied the game with less than five minutes remaining. The first performance analyst. Tar Heels scored the gamewinner with 2:32 remaining. (Trailed for 5:09) “We’re thrilled to welcome Chris to the staff,” UNC coach Karen Shelton • Iowa: The Hawkeyes scored first, on a penalty corner (first of the said in September. “This is the direction that our game is going, and where game) in the 18th minute of play. UNC answered on its first (and only) the sports world is going in general. There’s so much attention paid to corner, in the 25th minute. The game was tied at halftime and through the analyzing performance and looking at trends in the way we play and in third quarter. The Tar Heels scored the gamewinner 26 seconds into the the way our opponents play. We want to continue to be on the cutting edge fourth quarter. (Trailed for 7:10) in that regard, and part of that is having a professional on our staff who is • Boston College (NCAA): BC scored just 54 seconds in, on a penalty fully dedicated to maximizing the way we use video. Chris is a perfect fit.” corner. The Tar Heels trailed for 5:50 before they tied the game at 1-1 on a Since February of 2017, Fry has worked as performance analyst for the goal by Riley Fulmer. BC scored at the 17:10 mark to again move ahead, USA Field Hockey Women’s National Team. He has traveled to provide 2-1, and UNC trailed for 1:35 before scoring on a penalty corner to tie the video analysis for games and tournaments around the world, including game 2-2 at 18:45. (Trailed for 7:25) the World League Semi Finals in South Africa, the World League Final in New Zealand, the 2018 World Cup in England, and various locations for Introducing ... a new back line the FIH Pro League. Because of graduation and injury, the Tar Heels’ starting back line is • Fry joined Matson as part of the U.S. Field Hockey group that traveled completely new this fall. Two starters, Ashley Hoffman and Morgan to India for the Olympic Qualifier. Goetz, graduated. The other, junior Cassie Sumfest, tore her ACL in the spring and is out for the season. Karen Shelton Stadium In 20 of 22 games this season, the back line has been junior Courtnie After a year of playing and practicing at Duke’s stadium in Durham, Williamson, redshirt freshman Romea Riccardo and true freshman the Tar Heels moved into their new facility at the start of preseason in Madison Orobono. Williamson played in every game last year and started August of 2018, and Karen Shelton Stadium was dedicated on Oct. 6. The four, so is bringing some experience to the line, but neither of the other facility was named for UNC’s head coach following a gift from Tar Heel two had played a collegiate game before this season. In the game at supporters Ken and Cheryl Williams. Appalachian State, senior Ellen Payne made her first career start in place The Carolina blue chairback seats accommodate 900 fans, with more of Williamson, who was injured. Payne also started on Senior Day, in seating on the grass around the field for a total capacity of 1,000. The place of Riccardo. playing area includes a massive videoboard, European-soccer inspired They’re still backed up by a veteran, junior Amanda Hendry, in goal. benches and a three-level press box. The turf field is top-of-the-line and Her back-up, senior Alex Halpin, also has significant experience and has is a rarity among collegiate fields in being FIH-certified, attesting that it played in the second half in four games this season. meets the high standards required for international competition. • Both Tar Heel goalkeepers have earned ACC Defensive Player of the UNC’s team building provides more than 10,000 square feet of space Week honors this fall, Hendry on Oct. 1 and 8 and Halpin on Oct. 29. and includes home and visitor locker rooms, a team meeting room/theater, • Orobono, an All-ACC Tournament selection, is the only true freshman a coaches’ office, a sports medicine room, and an area for team meals and in the starting lineup this season and has started all 22 games. The only functions. other true freshman to play has been midfielder Karlijn Goes, who has • Shelton Stadium is the only UNC facility named for a female coach appeared in all 22 games and started one. or a current head coach and marks just the second time in school history • UNC’s departed defenders have gone on to impressive next chapters: that an individual will coach in a facility named for him or her. The first Hoffman graduated in December with a major in sociology and a minor in was the Dean E. Smith Center, where Smith coached the men’s basketball education and is now playing for the U.S. National Team. Goetz graduated team for 11 and a half seasons between the building’s opening in 1986 and in May with a major in biomedical engineering and is now working toward his retirement in 1997. her Ph.D. in bioengineering at Harvard. • Shelton is the only NCAA DI field hockey coach ever to coach in a facility named for her. There are two other DI facilities named for coaches, UNC Player/Coach Notes but both are former coaches. • Senior Marissa Creatore interned with Nike last summer at the company’s world headquarters in Beaverton, Ore. • Senior Feline Guenther interned with Deloitte last summer in New York. She also traveled to South Africa as part of a Kenan-Flagler Business School study abroad program. Game-By-Game Summaries Aug. 30: No. 1 UNC 4, No. 7 Michigan 2 Penalty Corners: UNC 7 (1/2/1/3), W&M 2 (0/0/1/1) ACC-Big Ten Challenge Goalkeeper Saves: UNC 4 (Amanda Hendry, 30:00, 2 saves, 0 goals al- Ann Arbor, Mich. (Phyllis Ocker Field) lowed; Alex Halpin, 30:00, 2 saves, 0 goals allowed) UNC 0-3-0-1––4 Records: UNC 5-0, W&M 1-4 UM 1-1-0-0––2 Scoring: UM – Meg Dowthwaite (G. Fernandez Lacort, Kathryn Peterson), Sept. 20: No. 1 UNC 4, No. 4 Louisville 1 1:48; UNC – Erin Matson (Megan DuVernois, Yentl Leemans), 15:58; UNC Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) – Matson (Leemans), 19:30; UM – Kayla Reed (Dowthwaite), 22:06; UNC – UL 0-0-0-1––4 Matson, 23:19; UNC – Marissa Creatore (Leemans), 58:16 UNC 1-2-1-0––8 Shots: UNC 9 (1/4/2/2), UM 3 (1/1/1/0) Scoring: UNC – Riley Fulmer (Abby Pitcairn), 8:29; UNC – Erin Matson (Fe- Penalty corners: UNC 5 (1/2/1/1); UM 3 (1/1/1) line Guenther, Abby Pitcairn), 18:11; UNC – Erin Matson, 29:35; UNC – Eva Goalkeeper saves: UNC 1 (Amanda Hendry, 60:00, 1 save, 2 goals al- Smolenaars (Yentl Leemans), 33:00; UL – Alli Bitting (Bethany Russ), 58:40 lowed); UM 2 (Anna Spieker, 60:00, 2 saves, 4 goals allowed) Shots: UNC 12 (2/5/2/3), UL 16 (4/3/3/6) Records: UNC 1-0, Michigan 0-1 Penalty corners: UNC 7 (0/4/2/1), UL 8 (2/2/1/3) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 7 (Amanda Hendry, 45:00, 3 saves, 0 goals al- Sept. 1: No. 1 UNC 2, No. 8 Iowa 1 lowed; Alex Halpin, 15:00, 4 saves, 1 goal allowed), UL 4 (Hollyn Barr, 60:00, 3 ACC-Big Ten Challenge saves, 4 goals allowed; Sam Minrath, 00:00, 1 save on penalty stroke) Ann Arbor, Mich. (Phyllis Ocker Field) Records: UNC 6-0 (1-0 ACC), UL 6-1 (0-1 ACC) UNC 0-0-0-2––2 Iowa 0-0-1-0––1 Sept. 22: No. 1 UNC 4, Appalachian State 1 Scoring: Iowa – Sofie Stribos (Lokke Stribos), 38:13; UNC – Catherine Boone, N.C. (Adcock Stadium) Hayden (Yentl Leemans), 55:25; UNC – Marissa Creatore (Leemans), 57:36 UNC 1-1-2-0––4 Shots: UNC 10 (3/1/4/2), Iowa 7 (1/3/2/1) ASU 1-0-0-0––1 Penalty corners: UNC 5 (1/0/2/2), Iowa 2 (0/0/1/1) Scoring: UNC – Erin Matson, 2:21; ASU – Veerle Van Heertum (Chloe Bell), Goalkeeper saves: UNC 2 (Amanda Hendry, 55:10, 1 goal allowed, 2 saves; 4:12; UNC – Matson, 22:22; UNC – Megan DuVernois, 32:05; UNC – Riley Team, 4:50, 0 goals, 0 saves); Iowa 4 (Leslie Speight, 60:00, 2 goals allowed, Fulmer (Matson), 38:16 4 saves) Shots: UNC 27 (8/5/6/8), ASU 2 (2/0/0/0) Records: UNC 2-0, Iowa 1-1 Penalty corners: UNC 11 (2/2/4/3), ASU 2 (2/0/0/0) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 0 (Amanda Hendry, 38:16, 1 goal allowed, 0 saves; Sept. 6: No. 1 UNC 4, No. 5 Princeton 3 Alex Halpin, 19:27; Megan Ragusa, 2:17) ACC-Ivy League Conference Crossover Defensive saves: ASU 3 (Annette Jarosz 2, B. Schoenbachler 1) Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) Records: UNC 7-0, ASU 6-2 Princeton 1-2-0-0––3 UNC 0-1-0-3––4 Sept. 27: No. 1 UNC 5, No. 5 Virginia 0 Scoring: PU – Sammy Popper, 6:52; PU – Taylor Nolan, 21:47; UNC – Charlottesville, Va. (Turf Field) Karlijn Goes (Erin Matson). 22:13; PU – Popper (Clara Roth), 26:00; UNC UNC 0-3-0-2––5 – Matson, 54:59; UNC – Megan DuVernois (penalty stroke); UNC – Marissa UVA 0-0-0-0––0 Creatore (Matson), 59:36 Scoring: UNC – Catherine Hayden (Erin Matson), 21:08: UNC – Yentl Lee- Shots: UNC 16 (3/3/4/6), PU 16 (4/6/3/3) mans, 22:06: UNC – Marissa Creatore (Matson), 24:57; UNC – Hayden, 47:42; Penalty corners: UNC 5 (2/2/1/0), PU 8 (3/3/0/3) UNC – Matson, 57:31 Goalkeeper saves: UNC 4 (Amanda Hendry, 55:39, 3 goals allowed, 4 Shots: UNC 16 (0/9/2/5), UVa 15 (5/4/2/4) saves; Team, 4:21); PU 3 (Grace Baylis, 59:36, 4 goals allowed, 3 saves; Penalty Corners: UNC 4 (0/3/0/1), UVa 9 (3/2/1/3) Team, 0:24) Goalkeeper Saves: UNC 6 (Amanda Hendry, 60:00, 6 saves, 0 goals al- Records: UNC 3-0, Princeton 0-1 lowed); UVA 4 (Lauren Hausheer, 60:00, 4 saves, 5 goals allowed) Defensive Saves: UNC 1 (Madison Orobono) Sept. 8: No. 1 UNC 6, Penn 0 Records: UNC 8-0, 2-0 ACC; UVA 7-2, 1-1 ACC ACC-Ivy League Conference Crossover Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) Sept. 29: No. 1 UNC 9, James Madison 0 Penn 0-0-0-0––0 Harrisonburg, Va. (JMU Field Hockey Complex) UNC 0-5-0-1––6 UNC 3-2-2-2––9 Scoring: UNC – Erin Matson (Yentl Leemans), 18:48; UNC – Marissa JMU 0-0-0-0––0 Creatore (Matson), 20:42; UNC – Eva Smolenaars (Matson), 22:24; UNC – Scoring: UNC – Erin Matson (Marissa Creatore), 4:12; UNC – Abby Pitcairn, Catherine Hayden (Matson), 23:12; UNC – Riley Fulmer (Smolenaars); UNC 8:47; UNC – Marissa Creatore (Yentl Leemans), 10:39; UNC – Catherine – Hayden (Leemans) Hayden, 17:40; UNC – Erin Matson, 26:00; UNC – Catherine Hayden, 36:02; Shots: UNC 30 (6/8/5/11), Penn 2 (0/1/1/0) UNC – Erin Matson (penalty stroke), 36:50; UNC – Catherine Hayden, 50:20; Penalty corners: UNC 10 (1/3/2/4), Penn 0 UNC – Erin Matson (Bryn Boylan), 58:11 Goalkeeper saves: UNC 1 (Amanda Hendry, 30:00, 1 save, 0 goals allowed; Shots: UNC 18 (7/2/5/4); JMU 5 (2/2/1/0) Alex Halpin, 30:00, 0 saves, 0 goals allowed); Penn 11 (Ava Rosati, 60:00, 11 Penalty Corners: UNC 6 (1/0/4/1), JMU 3 (0/2/1/0) saves, 6 goals allowed) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 2 (Amanda Hendry, 30:00, 2 saves, 0 goals al- Defensive saves: Penn 1 (Laura Shelton) lowed; Alex Halpin, 30:00, 0 saves, 0 goals allowed); JMU 5 (Kylie LeBlanc, Records: UNC 4-0, Penn 0-2 60:00, 5 saves, 9 goals allowed) Records: UNC 9-0, JMU 3-6 Sept. 15: No. 1 UNC 8, William & Mary 0 Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) Oct. 4: No. 1 UNC 2, No. 2 Duke 0 W&M 0-0-0-0––0 Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) UNC 3-1-3-1––8 DU 0-0-0-0––0 Scoring: UNC–Megan DuVernois, 2:12; UNC – Catherine Hayden (Erin Mat- UNC 0-1-0-1––2 son), 4:23; UNC – Hayden, 14:50; UNC–Hayden (Riley Fulmer), 26:31; UNC Scoring: UNC – Marissa Creatore (Hannah Griggs), 24:55; UNC – Erin Mat- – Marissa Creatore, 33:36; UNC – Fulmer (Abby Pitcairn), 36:39; UNC – Eva son (Madison Orobono, Abby Pitcairn), 45:57 Smolenaars (Yentl Leemans), 44:08; UNC – Matson, 48:03 Shots: UNC 14 (4/5/1/4), Duke 6 (1/1/2/2) Shots: UNC 26 (12/4/4/6), W&M 10 (2/1/4/3) Penalty Corners: UNC 8 (0/1/0/7), Duke 3 (0/0/2/1) Game-By-Game Summaries Saves: UNC 4 (Amanda Hendry, 60:00, 0 goals allowed, 4 saves), Duke 5 Oct. 27: No. 1 UNC 1, No. 19 ODU 0 (Sammi Steele, 60:00, 2 goals allowed, 5 saves) Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) Defensive saves: UNC 1 (Madison Orobono) ODU 0-0-0-0––0 Records: UNC 10-0 (3-0 ACC), Duke 8-2 (0-2 ACC) UNC 0-0-1-0––0 Scoring: UNC – Megan DuVernois (Hannah Griggs), 40:25 Oct. 12: No. 1 UNC 3, No. 14 Syracuse 1 Shots: UNC 11 (1/3/7/0), ODU 10 (3/3/0/4) Syracuse, N.C. (J.S. Coyne Stadium) Penalty corners: UNC 8 (1/2/4/1), ODU 4 (1/1/0/2) UNC 1-1-0-1––3 Goalkeeper saves: UNC 6 (Alex Halpin, 60:00 0 goals allowed, 6 saves), SU 0-0-0-1––1 ODU 6 (Cam MacGillivray, 60:00, 1 goal allowed, 6 saves) Scoring: UNC – Catherine Hayden (Marissa Creatore), 12:06; UNC – Erin Defensive saves: ODU 1 (Nicole Fredricks) Matson, 21:39; UNC – Creatore (Hayden), 48:44; SU – Charlotte DeVries, Records: UNC 16-0 (6-0 ACC), ODU 9-6 (5-1 Big East) 48:46 Shots: UNC 7 (4/1/1/1), SU 5 (2/0/2/1) Nov. 3: No. 1 UNC 3, No. 13 Saint Joseph’s 2, 2OT Penalty Corners: UNC 7 (3/2/1/1), SU 2 (1/0/1/0) Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) Goalkeeper Saves: UNC 1 (Amanda Hendry, 60:00, 1 goal allowed, 1 save), SJU 0-0-1-1-0-0––0 SU 4 (Sarah Sinck, 60:00, 3 goals allowed, 4 saves) UNC 0-1-1-0-0-1––3 Records: UNC 11-0 (4-0 ACC), SU 8-4 (1-2 ACC) Scoring: UNC – Catherine Hayden (Yentl Leemans), 22:19; UNC – Feline Guenther, 31:21; SJU – Tonya Botherway (Kathrin Bentz), 37:33; SJU – Kate Oct. 13: No. 1 UNC 4, No. 21 Albany Blincoe, 54:02; UNC – Feline Guenther (Marissa Creatore); 70:38 Albany, N.Y, (Turf Field) Shots: UNC 19 (3/2/4/5/4/1), SJU 12 (1/4/3/2/2/0) UNC 0-3-0-1––4 Penalty corners: UNC 4 (0/1/0/2/1/0), SJU 4 (0/1/0/2/1/0) UA 1-0-0-0––1 Goalkeeper saves: UNC 4 (Alex Halpin, 15:00 0 goals allowed, 0 saves; Scoring: UA – Hanna Zarrilli, 6:47; UNC – Erin Matson (Yentl Leemans), Amanda Hendry, 50:38 2 goals allowed, 4 saves), SJU 9 (Victoria Kammer- 18:04; UNC – Leemans (Matson), 25:35; UNC – Matson (Romea Riccardo), inke, 70:38 3 goals allowed, 8 saves) 29:03; UNC – Matson, 55:40 Defensive saves: SJU 1 (Emily Henry) Shots: UNC 13 (1/5/4/3), UA 12 (4/0/2/6) Records: UNC 17-0, SJU 15-3 Penalty corners: UNC 5 (1/2/1/1), UA 6 (1/0/1/4) Saves: UNC 4 (Amanda Hendry, 60:00, 4 saves, 1 goal allowed), UA 5 (Me- Nov. 8: No. 1 UNC 3, No. 6 Louisville 1 lissa Nealon, 60:00, 5 saves, 4 goals allowed) Newton, Mass. (Newton Field Hockey Complex) Records: UNC 12-0, UA 9-5 UL 0-0-0-1––1 UNC 2-0-0-1––3 Oct. 18: No. 1 UNC 3, No. 20 Wake Forest 1 Scoring: UNC – Erin Matson, 6:29; UNC – Feline Guenther (Eva Smole- Winston-Salem, N.C. (Kentner Stadium) naars), 9:29; UNC – Matson (Marissa Creatore). 56:02; UL ¬– Bethany Russ UNC 1-1-0-1––3 (Mercedes Pastor), 59:01 WF 0-0-0-1––1 Shots: UNC 14 (5/1/5/3), UL 12 (3/1/0/8) Scoring: UNC – Marissa Creatore (Erin Matson), 3:22; UNC – Creatore Penalty corners: UNC 6 (3/0/2/1), UL 7 (3/0/0/4) (Matson), 28:52; UNC – Matson (Yentl Leemans), 46:23; WFU – Anne van Saves: UNC 7 (Amanda Hendry, 60:00, 7 saves, 1 goal allowed), UL 4 (Hol- Hoof (Meike Lanckohr (Kelsey Gill), 55:33 lyn Barr, 60:00, 4 saves, 3 goals allowed) Shots: UNC 16 (4/5/2/5), WFU 5 (1/0/3/1) Records: UNC 18-0, UL 15-5 Penalty corners: UNC 2 (1/0/0/1), WFU 4 (0/0/2/2) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 1 (Amanda Hendry, 60:00, 1 goal allowed, 1 save), Nov. 10: No. 1 UNC 3, No. 9 Boston College 1 WFU 7 (Isla Bint, 60:00, 3 goals allowed, 7 saves) Newton, Mass. (Newton Field Hockey Complex) Records: UNC 13-0 (5-0 ACC), WFU 6-8 (0-4 ACC) BC 0-0-1-0––1 UNC 1-0-0-2––3 Oct. 20: No. 1 UNC 3, No. 17 Liberty 2 Scoring: UNC – Marissa Creatore (Erin Matson), 11:53; BC – Jaime Natale Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) (Elizabeth Warner), 41:39; UNC – Yentl Leemans (Erin Matson), 48:05; UNC LU 0-0-2-0––2 – Creatore, 56:06 UNC 1-1-1-0––3 Shots: UNC 12 (3/0/4/5), BC 5 (3/1/1/0) Scoring: UNC – Megan DuVernois (penalty stroke), 3:01; UNC – Erin Mat- Penalty Corners: UNC 7 (1/1/2/3), BC 5 (2/2/0/1) son (penalty stroke), 25:32; LU – Charlotte Vaanhood, 36:52; UNC – Marissa Goalkeeper Saves: UNC 2 (Amanda Hendry, 60:00, 1 goal allowed, 2 Creatore (Erin Matson), 39:07; LU – Alivia Klopp (penalty stroke), 43:53 saves); BC 3 (Sarah Dwyer, 57:36, 3 goals allowed, 3 saves; Team, 2:24) Shots: UNC 16 (1/6/7/2), LU 7 (2/1/4/0) Records: UNC 19-0, BC 13-7 Penalty corners: UNC 8 (1/1/5/1), LU 4 (3/0/1/0) Goalkeeper saves: UNC 2 (Amanda Hendry, 60:00 2 goals allowed, 2 Nov. 15: No. 1 UNC 4, No. 15 Stanford 0 saves), LU 8 (Allison Schaefer, 60:00 3 goals allowed, 8 saves) Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) Records: UNC 14-0 (5-0 ACC), LU 9-4 (4-1 Big East) SU 0-0-0-0––0 UNC 1-2-0-1––4 Oct. 25: No. 1 UNC 3, No. 13 Boston College 2 Scoring: UNC – Yentl Leemans (Feline Guenther, Abby Pitcairn), 6:40; UNC Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) – Feline Guenther, 19:45; UNC – Erin Matson, 28:12; UNC –Matson (Julia BC 0-0-1-1––2 Herrington), 56:38 UNC 0-0-0-3––3 Shots: UNC 13 ( 6/3/1/3 ), SU 6 ( 0/2/3/1 ) Scoring: BC – Charlotte Von Huelsen, 42:44; UNC – Riley Fulmer, 47:53; Penalty corners: UNC 1 ( 1/0/0/0 ), SU 3 ( 0/2/1/0) UNC – Megan DuVernois (penalty stroke), 50:55; BC – Elizabeth Warner (Mar- Goalkeeper saves: UNC 5 (Amanda Hendry, 54:46, 0 goals allowed, 4 go Carlin), 55:26; UNC – Yentl Leemans (Romea Riccardo), 57:28 saves; Alex Halpin, 5:14, 0 goals allowed, 1 save), SU (Kelsey Bing, 60:00 ,4 Shots: UNC 13 (2/1/5/5), BC 10 (4/1/3/2) goals allowed, 7 saves) Penalty corners: UNC 7 (1/0/4/2), BC 4 (3/0/0/1) Records: UNC 20-0, SU 16-7 Goalkeeper saves: UNC 3 (Alex Halpin, 60:00 2 goals allowed, 3 saves), BC 4 (Sarah Dwyer, 58:22, 3 goals allowed, 4 saves; Team, 1:38, 0 goals allowed, 0 saves) Records: UNC 15-0 (6-0 ACC), BC 10-6 (3-2 ACC) Game-By-Game Summaries UNC RECORD BOOK Nov. 17: No. 1 UNC 2, No. 6 Iowa 1 SINGLE-SEASON OFFENSE Chapel Hill, N.C. (Karen Shelton Stadium) Season Goals Yr G Gls Iowa 0-1-0-0––1 1. Cindy Werley 1997 23 36 0-1-0-1––2 UNC 2. Erin Matson 2019 19 31 Iowa – Sofie Stribos (Lokke Stribos), 17:23; UNC – Erin Matson Scoring: 3. Bashi Buba 1978 23 27 (Yentl Leemans), 24:33; UNC – Feline Guenther (Marissa Creatore), 45:26 Kristen McCann 2000 24 27 Shots: UNC 2 (0/1/0/1), UI 7 (0/2/2/3) 5. Charlotte Craddock 2012 19 26 Penalty corners: UNC 1 (0/1/0/0), UI 3 (0/1/2/0) Kathy Staley 1989 22 26 Goalkeeper saves: UNC 2 (Amanda Hendry, 60:00 1 goal allowed, 2 saves), 7. Imke Lempers 1989 22 25 Iowa 0 (Leslie Speight, 57:05, 2 goals allowed, 0 saves; Team, 2:55) 8. Cindy Werley 1994 23 24 Records: UNC 21-0, Iowa 17-5 Kate Barber 1995 24 24 Lauren Moyer 2016 26 24 Nov. 22: No. 1 UNC 6, No. 7 BC 3 Winston-Salem, N.C. (Kentner Stadium) Season Points Yr Pts BC 1-1-0-1––3 1. Cindy Werley 1997 87 UNC 1-3-1-1––6 2. Erin Matson 2019 77 Scoring: BC – Margo Carlin (Sky Caron), 0:54; UNC – Riley Fulmer (Cath- 3. Cindy Werley 1994 61 erine Hayden), 6:44; BC – Carlin, 17:10; UNC – Erin Matson (Feline Guenther, 4. Kathy Staley 1989 60 Megan DuVernois), 18:45; UNC – Marissa Creatore (Hayden), 20:32; UNC – 5. Erin Matson 2018 59 Matson (DuVernois), 25:50; UNC – Matson (Guenther), 37:23; UNC – Matson 6. Charlotte Craddock 2012 58 (Creatore), 55:28; BC – Brigid Wood (Fusine Govaert), 57:45 Kate Barber 1995 58 Shots: UNC 12 (2/4/4/2), BC 6 (1/4/0/1) 8. Imke Lempers 1989 56 Penalty corners: UNC 4 (0/1/3/0), BC 4 (1/2/0/1) Kristen McCann 2000 56 Goalkeeper saves: UNC 0 (Amanda Hendry, 56:36, 2 goals allowed, 0 10. Cindy Werley 1996 55 saves; Alex Halpin, 3:24, 1 goal allowed, 0 saves); BC 2 (Sarah Dwyer, 60:00, Kelsey Kolojejchick 2011 55 6 goals allowed, 2 saves) Records: UNC 22-0, BC 15-8 CAREER OFFENSE Career Goals Gms Gls 1. Cindy Werley (1993-97) 90 84 2. Nancy Pelligreen (1995-98) 89 82

3. Bashi Buba (1975-78) 59 81 T4. Kelsey Kolojejchick (2009-12) 97 68 T4. Louise Hines (1982-85) 74 68 6. Kristen McCann (1997-2000) 89 59 7. Julie Blaisse (1986-88) 62 57 8. Kate Barber (1994-97) 92 56 Rachel Dawson (2003-05, ’07) 84 56 10. Danielle Forword (2006-08) 76 54

Erin Matson (2018-19) 42 51

Career Assists Gms A 1. Katelyn Falgowski (2007-11) 81 63 2. Joy Driscoll (1994-97) 91 58 3. Emily Wold (2012-15) 91 52 4. Kelsey Kolojejchick (2009-12) 97 48 5. Katie Ardrey (2009-12) 88 46 6. Cindy Werley (1993-97) 90 44 7. Laura Douglas (2001-04) 80 42 8. Peggy Anthon (1987-90) 74 40 Nancy Lang (1988-91) 77 40 10. Kate Barber (1994-97) 92 39

Erin Matson (2018-19) 42 34

Career Points Pts (G/A) 1. Cindy Werley (1993-97) 212 (84/44) 2. Nancy Pelligreen (1995-98) 193 (82/29) 3. Kelsey Kolojejchick (2009-12) 184 (68/48) 4. Bashi Buba (1975-78) 162 (81/na) 5. Louise Hines (1982-85) 152 (68/16) 6. Kate Barber (1994-97) 151 (56/39) 7. Julie Blaisse (1986-88) 139 (57/25) 8. Erin Matson (2018-19) 136 (51/34) 9. Rachel Dawson (2003-5, ’07) 135 (56/23) 10. Kristen McCann (1997-2000) 131 (59/13) NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY 1983 California W 2-1 First Round 2005 Indiana L 3-2 First Round Old Dominion L 8-0 Second Round 2006 Penn State L 4-3 First Round 1984 Virginia L 2-1 3OT PS First Round 2007 Stanford W 4-0 First Round 1985 Old Dominion L 3-2 Second Round James Madison W 1-0 Second Round 1986 Rutgers W 2-0 Second Round Connecticut W 4-2 Semifinal New Hampshire L 2-1 Semifinal Penn State W 3-0 Championship Penn State W 4-0 Consolation 2008 Michigan State L 3-2 First Round 1987 Old Dominion W 3-1 Second Round 2009 Ohio State W 4-1 First Round Massachusetts W 3-0 Semifinal Wake Forest W 4-1 Second round Maryland L 2-1 OT Championship Virginia W 3-2 Semifinal 1988 Maryland W 2-0 First Round Maryland W 3-2 Championship Old Dominion L 2-1 Second Round 2010 Stanford W 3-1 First Round 1989 Northeastern W 2-1 Second Round Old Dominion W 5-1 Second Round Iowa W 1-0 Semifinal Virginia W 4-3 OT Semifinal Old Dominion W 2-1 3OT PS Championship Maryland L 3-2 2OT Championship 1990 Northeastern W 3-1 Second Round 2011 Ohio W 4-0 First Round Penn State W 1-0 Semifinal Michigan W 5-1 Second Round Old Dominion L 5-0 Championship Connecticut W 4-3 2OT Semifinal 1991 Temple W 1-0 Second Round Maryland L 3-2 OT Championship Penn State W 1-0 Semifinal 2012 Stanford W 4-1 First Round Old Dominion L 2-0 Championship Old Dominion W 3-1 Second Round 1992 Duke W 3-0 Second Round Syracuse W 6-1 Semifinal Old Dominion L 5-0 Semifinal Princeton L 3-2 Championship 1993 James Madison W 2-1 OT Second Round 2013 Delaware W 6-2 First Round Penn State W 2-1 2OT PS Semifinal Wake Forest W 5-2 Second Round Maryland L 2-1 2OT PS Championship Connecticut L 2-1 2OT, PS Semifinal 1994 Boston College W 5-0 Second Round 2014 Liberty W 2-1 First Round Iowa W 4-1 Semifinal Duke W 3-0 Second Round James Madison L 2-1 2OT PS Championship Syracuse L 3-2 2OT, PS Semifinal 1995 Princeton W 6-0 Second Round 2015 Boston Univ. W 4-2 First Round James Madison W 3-0 Semifinal Michigan W 1-0 Second Round Maryland W 5-1 Championship Duke W 2-0 Semifinal 1996 Virginia W 2-1 Second Round Syracuse L 4-2 Championship Northeastern W 2-1 Semifinal 2016 Stanford W 3-0 First Round Princeton W 3-0 Championship Maryland W 3-0 Second Round 1997 Connecticut W 4-0 Second Round Connecticut W 2-1 OT Semifinal Princeton W 4-3 Semifinal Delaware L 3-2 Championship Old Dominion W 3-2 Championship 2017 Saint Joseph’s W 4-0 First Round 1998 Northeastern W 5-0 First Round Princeton W 3-2 Second Round Old Dominion L 7-2 Second Round Connecticut L 2-1 2OT, PS Semifinal 1999 Penn State W 1-0 First Round 2018 William & Mary W 4-0 First Round Iowa L 2-0 Second Round Michigan W 5-2 Second Round 2000 Kent State W 5-3 First Round Wake Forest W 4-1 Semifinal Massachusetts W 5-1 Second Round Maryland W 2-0 Championship Maryland W 4-1 Semifinal 2019 Stanford W 4-0 First Round Old Dominion L 3-1 Championship Iowa W 2-1 Second Round 2001 Michigan L 5-2 First Round Boston College W 6-3 Semifinal 2003 Michigan L 2-1 First Round 2004 Richmond W 3-0 First Round Championship years in bold Duke L 2-1 Second Round 2019 UNC FIELD HOCKEY # Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown (High School) Major 1 Erin Matson F So. 5-4 Chadds Ford, Pa. (Unionville) Advertising & PR 2 Meredith Sholder F Jr. 5-8 Alburtis, Pa. (Emmaus) Biology 3 Hannah Griggs F So. 5-6 Faversham, England (Kent College Canterbury) Exercise & Sport Science 4 Julia Herrington F/M So. 5-4 Ocean City, N.J. (Ocean City) Nursing 5 Madison Orobono B Fr. 5-4 Macungie, Pa. (Emmaus) Undecided 6 Bryn Boylan F/M Jr. 5-4 Doylestown, Pa. (Central Bucks West) Media & Journalism 8 Catherine Hayden F Sr. 5-6 Greenwich, Conn. (Kings School Canterbury) Media & Journalism 10 Karlijn Goes M/F Fr. 5-10 Amsterdam, The Netherlands (Barlaeus Gymnasium) Undecided 11 Romea Riccardo B Fr. (RS) 5-7 Downingtown, Pa. (Downingtown West) Undecided 12 Cassie Sumfest B Jr. 5-6 Lewisburg, Pa. (Lewisburg) Business Administration 14 Feline Guenther M Sr. 5-4 Hamburg, Germany (University of Hamburg) Business Administration 15 Steph Weber M/F Fr. 5-3 Tadworth, England (Reigate Grammar School) Undecided 16 Abby Pitcairn M So. 5-4 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Fox Chapel) Biology 17 Liz Pelligreen M Fr. 5-4 St. Louis, Mo. (Villa Duchesne) Undecided 18 Yentl Leemans M/B Sr. 5-5 Breda, Netherlands (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Psychology 19 Kit Olmsted GK Fr. 5-2 Hershey, Pa. (Hershey) Exercise & Sport Science 20 Ali Rushton B Sr. 5-6 Media, Pa. (Episcopal Academy) Economics/Mgmt & Society 21 Eva Smolenaars M Jr. 5-6 Weert, Netherlands (Weert) Media & Journalism 22 Galen Gray F Fr. 5-4 Houston, Texas (Episcopal) Pre-Business Administration 24 Brooke Behan F Fr. 5-6 St. Louis, Mo. (Villa Duchesne) Undecided 25 Courtnie Williamson B/M Jr. 5-4 Radnor, Pa. (Episcopal Academy) Business Administration 26 Riley Fulmer F So. 5-6 Virginia Beach, Va. (Norfolk Academy) Biology 27 Mimi Leonard M Jr. 5-6 Trumbull, Conn. (Trumbull/Saint Louis University) Business Administration 28 Cassie Halpin GK Fr. (RS) 5-5 Mohegan Lake, N.Y. (Lakeland Senior) Biology 29 Megan DuVernois M/F Sr. 5-4 Collegeville, Pa. (Gwynedd Mercy Academy) Exercise & Sport Science 30 Amanda Hendry GK Jr. 5-5 Wilton, Conn. (Wilton) Management & Society 33 Marissa Creatore F Sr. 5-4 Chapel Hill, N.C. (East Chapel Hill) Psychology 35 Ellen Payne B Sr. 5-6 Oklahoma City, Okla. (Casady School) Economics/Mgmt & Society 39 Alex Halpin GK Sr. 5-7 Mohegan Lake, N.Y. (Lakeland Senior) Biology 88 Megan Ragusa GK So. 5-3 Wake Forest, N.C. (Ravenscroft) Exercise & Sport Science

Head Coach: Karen Shelton Associate Head Coach: Grant Fulton Assistant Coach: Robbert Schenk Volunteer Assistant Coach: Jackie Briggs Performance Analyst: Chris Fry

Tar Heels by Year Pronunciations Seniors (8) Brooke Behan: BEE-in Marissa Creatore, Megan DuVernois, Marissa Creatore: CREE-uh-tor Feline Guenther, Alex Halpin, Megan DuVernois: du-VERN-wah Catherine Hayden, Yentl Leemans, Karlijn Goes: car-LINE GOHS Ellen Payne, Ali Rushton Feline Guenther: fuh-LEEN GUNE-ter Yentl Leemans: YEN-tul LEE-muns Juniors (7) Madison Orobono: or-o-BO-no Bryn Boylan, Amanda Hendry, Mimi Abby Pitcairn: PITT-carn Leonard, Meredith Sholder, Eva Megan Ragusa: ruh-GOO-suh Smolenaars, Cassie Sumfest, Courtnie Romea Riccardo: rho-MAY Williamson Eva Smolenaars: AY-vuh (like Ava) SMOH-len-arz Steph Weber: WEBB-er Sophomores (6) Riley Fulmer, Hannah Griggs, Julia Herrington, Erin Matson, Abby Pitcairn, Megan Ragusa

Redshirt Freshmen (2) Cassie Halpin, Romea Riccardo

True Freshmen (7) Brooke Behan, Karlijn Goes, Galen Gray, Kit Olmsted, Madison Orobono, Liz Pelligreen, Steph Weber HEELS ON CORNERS UNC has scored on 31 of 128 penalty corner opportunities this ALBANY season (24.2 percent) 2 of 5, Scored on second and third of game MICHIGAN • Erin Matson on assist from Yentl Leemans, 18:04 3 of 5, Scored on second and third of the game • Leemans from Matson, 25:35 • Erin Matson (Yentl Leemans, Megan DuVernois), 15:58 WAKE FOREST • Erin Matson (Yentl Leemans), 19:30 1 of 2, Scored on second of the game • Marissa Creatore (Yentl Leemans), 58.16 • Erin Matson on assist from Yentl Leemans, 46:23 IOWA LIBERTY 2 of 5, Scored on fourth and fifth of the game 0 for 8 • Catherine Hayden (Yentl Leemans), 55:25 BOSTON COLLEGE • Marissa Creatore (Yentl Leemans), 57:36, game-winning goal 1 for 7, Scored on seventh of the game PRINCETON • Yentl Leemans on assist from Romea Riccardo, 57:28 0 of 5 OLD DOMINION PENN 0 for 8 2 of 10, Scored on second and 10th of the game SAINT JOSEPH’S • Eva Smolenaars (Erin Matson), 22:24 1 for 4, Scored on first of the game • Catherine Hayden (Yentl Leemans), 57:41 • Catherine Hayden on assist from Yentl Leemans, 22:19 WILLIAM & MARY LOUISVILLE 3 of 7, Scored on first, fourth and fifth of the game 1 for 6, Scored on third of the game • Megan DuVernois on rebound, 2:12 • Feline Guenther on an assist from Eva Smolenaars, 9:29 • Eva Smolenaars (Yentl Leemans), 44:08 BOSTON COLLEGE • Erin Matson (Yentl Leemans), 48:03 2 for 7, Scored on first and fifth LOUISVILLE • Marissa Creatore deflection from Erin Matson, 11:53 3 of 7, Scored on second, fourth and sixth of the game • Yentl Leemans shot on pass from Matson, 48:05 • Erin Matson (Feline Guenther, Abby Pitcairn), 18:11 STANFORD • Matson (off rebound after first PC shot was blocked), 29:35 1 for 1 • Eva Smolenaars (Yentl Leemans), 33:00 • Yentl Leemans on direct hit (Pitcairn, Guenther), 6:40 APP STATE IOWA 2 of 11, Scored on fourth and fifth of the game 1 for 1 • Erin Matson, 22:22 • Erin Matson assisted by Yentl Leemans, 24:33 • Megan DuVernois (off rebound after first shot hit post), 32:05 BOSTON COLLEGE VIRGINIA 1 for 4, scored on first 1 of 4, Scored on first of the game • Erin Matson on direct hit (Guenther, DuVernois), 18:45 • Yentl Leemans (on third shot of possession after first two were saved and blocked, 22:06) JAMES MADISON 2 of 6, Scored on first and fifth of the game • Abby Pitcairn (after first shot was saved), 8:47 • Catherine Hayden, 36:02 DUKE 1 of 8, Scored on third of the game • Erin Maston on direct hit (Pitcairn, Orobono), 45:57 SYRACUSE 1 of 7 • Erin Matson, 21:39

Games with ... Two or more goals: Two or more assists: Four or more points: • Erin Matson vs. JMU – 4 • Yentl Leemans vs. Michigan – 3 • Erin Matson vs. James Madison – 8 • Erin Matson vs. BC (NCAA) – 4 • Erin Matson vs. Penn – 3 • Erin Matson vs. BC (NCAA) – 8 • Erin Matson vs. Michigan – 3 • Yentl Leemans vs. Iowa – 2 • Erin Matson vs. Albany – 7 • Erin Matson vs. Albany – 3 • Erin Matson vs. Princeton – 2 • Erin Matson vs. Michigan – 6 • Catherine Hayden vs. William & Mary – 3 • Yentl Leemans vs. William & Mary – 2 • Catherine Hayden vs. William & Mary – 6 • Catherine Hayden vs. JMU – 3 • Erin Matson vs. Virginia – 2 • Erin Matson vs. Penn – 5 • Erin Matson vs. Louisville – 2 • Erin Matson vs. Wake Forest – 2 • Erin Matson vs. App State – 5 • Erin Matson vs. Appalachian State – 2 • Erin Matson vs. BC (ACC) – 2 • Erin Matson vs. Princeton – 4 • Catherine Hayden vs. Virginia – 2 • Catherine Hayden vs. BC (NCAA) – 2 • Erin Matson vs. Louisville – 4 • Marissa Creatore vs. Wake Forest – 2 • Megan DuVernois vs. BC (NCAA) – 2 • Erin Matson vs. Virginia – 4 • Feline Guenther vs. Saint Joseph’s – 2 • Feline Guenther vs. BC (NCAA) – 2 • Erin Matson vs. Wake Forest – 4 • Erin Matson vs. Louisville (ACC) – 2 • Marissa Creatore vs. Wake Forest – 4 • Marissa Creatore vs. BC (ACC) – 2 • Feline Guenther vs. Saint Joseph’s – 4 • Erin Matson vs. Stanford (NCAA) – 2 • Erin Matson vs. Louisville (ACC) – 4 • Marissa Creatore vs. BC (ACC) – 4 • Erin Matson vs. Stanford (NCAA) – 4 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #1 Erin Matson #19 Kit Olmstead Current total of 31 goals is second on UNC’s single-season list ... Win over BC Has not seen action and will count the year as a redshirt season was her eighth multi-goal win of the season ... Missed the last three games of the regular season while competing in India as part of the U.S. National Team ... Leads the team in goals and assists ... ACC Offensive Player of the Year for the #20 Ali Rushton Has missed the season after tearing her ACL during spring play ... It’s her second second year in a row ACL injury at UNC ... Continues to rehab but was able to start the Senior Day game against Saint Joseph’s and played for a minute before being subbed out #2 Meredith Sholder Broke a bone in her foot in the preseason and has missed the entire season #21 Eva Smolenaars Has started all 22 games in the midfield ... Has three goals and two assists ... Her #3 Hannah Griggs goals came in three consecutive games in September, against Penn, William & Has come off the bench to play in all 22 games ... Has two assists, both on Mary and Louisville ... Assisted on a goal in the ACC semifinal against Louisville gamewinners: goal by Marissa Creatore in a 2-0 win over Duke and goal by Megan DuVernois in a 1-0 win over ODU #22 Galen Gray Has not seen action and will count the year as a redshirt season #4 Julia Herrington Has played in seven games off the bench ... Had her first career assist in the Stanford game, sending a ball to Erin Matson for the Tar Heels’ fourth goal #24 Brooke Behan Has not seen action and will count the year as a redshirt season #5 Madison Orobono Has started all 22 games on the back line ... Earned All-ACC Tournament honors #25 Courtnie Williams Starter all season on the back line ... Missed the Appalachian State game with an ... The only true freshman in the regular starting lineup ... Goes by “Maddi” injury but has played in every other game #6 Bryn Boylan Has played in 17 games, seeing more playing time as the season has gone on #26 Riley Fulmer Has played in all 22 games and started two during Erin Matson’s time with the National Team ... Scored a goal in the regular-season win over Boston College ... #8 Catherine Hayden Scored the gamewinner in the regular-season win over Louisville Has started all 22 games at forward ... Named second-team All-ACC ... Has 13 goals and three assists (two came in the NCAA semifinal vs. BC) ... Got stitches above her left eye after being hit by a stick during the Albany game #27 Mimi Leonard In her first season as a Tar Heel after transferring from Saint Louis ... Her mother is the head field hockey coach at Fairfield University, which also played in the #10 Karlijn Goes 2019 NCAA Tournament ... Has appeared in four games Has played in all 22 games and started one as a true freshman ... Scored her only goal of the season in the game against Princeton ... UNC trailed 2-0 before Goes’ goal and eventually came back to win 4-3. #28 Cassie Halpin Backup goalkeeper and younger sister of senior goalkeeper Alex Halpin #11 Romea Riccardo Redshirt freshman who has been a starter on the back line all season ... Assisted #29 Megan DuVernois Starter in all 22 games ... Has six goals, including three on penalty strokes ... Is on Yentl Leemans’ gamewinner against Boston College on Oct. 25 3-for-3 this season on strokes ... Scored the gamewinner in a 1-0 win over ODU ... Also scored (on a stroke) in the regular-season win over Boston College ... #12 Cassie Sumfest Scored in three of the last four games of the regular season ... One of two primary Starter on the back line in 2018 ... Has missed the entire season after tearing her inserters on penalty corners ... Had two assists vs. BC in the NCAA semifinal ACL in the spring ... Has two years of eligibility remaining #30 Amanda Hendry #14 Feline Guenther In her third year as UNC’s starting goalkeeper ... Earned second-team All-ACC Scored two goals in the double OT Senior Day win over Saint Joseph’s ... They honors ... Two-time ACC Defensive Player of the Week ... Missed two games were her first goals of the fall ... Scored the gamewinner 38 seconds into the under concussion protocol after being injured in the Liberty game ... Season-high second OT period ... Added another goal in the ACC Tournament win over seven saves, including a penalty stroke, in the ACC semis win over Louisville Louisville ... Also scored on a putback in the game against Stanford and then scored the gamewinner against Iowa ... Her career-best five goals this season have all come in the past six games ... Had two assists in the NCAA semifinals win #33 Marissa Creatore Starter at forward in all 22 games ... ACC Tournament MVP after scoring twice in the championship game ... Team captain (along with Yentl Leemans) ... All-ACC #15 Steph Weber second team ... Has scored 15 goals, including five gamewinners ... Scored the Has not seen action and will count the year as a redshirt season gamewinner with 24 seconds in regulation in the comeback win over Princeton ... A game earlier, against Iowa, she scored the gamewinner with less than three #16 Abby Pitcairn minutes to play Has played in all 22 games and started five while Feline Guenther was out with concussion symptoms ... One of two primary inserters on penalty corners ... #35 Ellen Payne Winner of the NCAA Elite 90 Award Has started two games and played in nine on defense

#17 Liz Pelligreen #39 Alex Halpin Has not seen action and will count the year as a redshirt season Has played in 10 games and started three ... ACC Defensive Player of the Week on Oct. 29 after playing the entirety of wins over BC and ODU #18 Yentl Leemans Has started 21 games ... Missed the Liberty game with a toe injury ... ACC #88 Megan Ragusa Defensive Player of the Year ... Team captain (along with Marissa Creatore) Backup goalkeeper who saw action in the game at Appalachian State ... Tied for the team lead in assists with 14 and also has five goals, including the gamewinners in both BC matchups ... First-team All-ACC and All-ACC Tournament for the second year in a row Carolina Field Hockey North Carolina Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 23, 2019) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 22-0 11-0 7-0 4-0 CONFERENCE 6-0 3-0 3-0 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 16-0 8-0 4-0 4-0

Date Opponent Score Att. ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv Aug 30 at #7 Michigan W 4-2 748 1 Erin Matson 19 31 15 77 109 . 2 8 4 70 . 6 4 2 5 2 - 3 0 Sep 01 vs #8 Iowa W 2-1 87 33 Marissa Creatore 22 15 6 36 45 . 3 3 3 30 . 6 6 7 5 0 - 0 0 Sep 06 #5 PRINCETON W 4-3 833 8 Catherine Hayden 22 1 3 3 2 9 4 6 . 2 8 3 3 0 . 6 5 2 2 0 - 0 0 Sep 08 PENN W 6-0 326 18 Yentl Leemans 21 5 14 24 36 . 1 3 9 23 . 6 3 9 4 0 - 0 0 Sep 15 WILLIAM & MARY W 8-0 308 29 Megan DuVernois 22 6 3 1 5 1 4 . 4 2 9 1 1 . 7 8 6 3 3 - 3 0 * Sep 20 #7 LOUISVILLE W 4-1 526 14 Feline Guenther 18 5 4 14 15 . 3 3 3 11 . 7 3 3 2 0 - 0 0 Sep 22 at Appalachian State W 4-1 240 26 Riley Fulmer 22 6 1 1 3 1 7 . 3 5 3 1 2 . 7 0 6 1 0 - 0 0 * Sep 27 at #5 Virginia W 5-0 646 21 Eva Smolenaars 22 3 2 8 13 . 2 3 1 9 . 6 9 2 0 0 - 0 0 Sep 29 at James Madison W 9-0 263 16 Abby Pitcairn 22 1 5 7 2 . 5 0 0 2 1.000 0 0 - 00 * Oct 04 #2 DUKE W 2-0 909 10 Karlijn Goes 22 1 0 2 12 . 0 8 3 5 . 4 1 7 0 0 - 0 0 * Oct 12 at #14 Syracuse W 3-1 502 3 Hannah Griggs 21 0 2 2 7 . 0 0 0 4 . 5 7 1 0 0 - 0 0 Oct 13 at #21 UAlbany W 4-1 289 11 Romea Riccardo 22 0 2 2 6 . 0 0 0 4 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 0 0 * Oct 18 at #20 Wake Forest W 3-1 532 6 Bryn Boylan 17 0 1 1 3 . 0 0 0 1 . 3 3 3 0 0 - 0 0 Oct 20 #17 LIBERTY W 3-2 229 5 Madison Orobono 22 0 1 1 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 3 * Oct 25 #13 BOSTON COLLEGE W 3-2 426 4 Julia Herrington 7 0 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 Oct 27 #19 OLD DOMINION W 1-0 303 88 Megan Ragusa 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 Nov 03 #13 SAINT JOSEPH'S Wo2 3-2 688 39 Alex Halpin 10 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 Nov 08 vs #6 Louisville W 3-1 520 35 Ellen Payne 9 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 Nov 10 vs #9 Boston College W 3-1 1211 30 Amanda Hendry 20 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 Nov 15 #15 STANFORD W 4-0 478 27 Mimi Leonard 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 Nov 17 #6 IOWA W 2-1 607 25 Courtnie Williamson 21 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 Nov 22 vs #7 Boston College W 6-3 0 20 Ali Rushton 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 Total 22 86 60 232 326 . 2 6 4 212 . 6 5 0 22 5 - 6 3 TEAM STATISTICS NC OPP Opponents 22 23 18 64 179 . 1 2 8 94 . 5 2 5 0 1 - 3 8 SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 86-326 23-179 ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho Goals scored per game 3.91 1.05 88 Megan Ragusa 1 2:17 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0-0-0 0/0 Shot pct. . 2 6 4 . 1 2 8 39 Alex Halpin 10 268:05 4 0.90 16 . 8 0 0 2-0-0 1/4 Shots on goal-Attempts 212-326 94-179 30 Amanda Hendry 20 1051:05 19 1.08 52 . 7 3 2 20-0-0 2/4 SOG pct. . 6 5 0 . 5 2 5 Total 22 1330:38 23 1.04 71 . 7 5 5 22-0-0 7 S h o t s / G a m e 14.8 8.1 Opponents 22 1330:38 86 3.88 126 . 5 9 4 0-22-0 0 PENALTY CORNERS 128 91 PENALTY STROKES 5-6 1-3 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total PENALTIES North Carolina 16 32 12 25 0 1 86 Green cards 18 24 Opponents 5 5 6700 23 Yellow cards 5 11 Red cards 0 0 Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total ATTENDANCE North Carolina 78 78 79 86 4 1 326 T o t a l 5633 3220 Opponents 46 41 42 48 2 0 179 Dates/Avg Per Date 11/512 7/460 Neutral Site #/Avg 4/454 Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total North Carolina 17 19 14 21 0 0 71 Opponents 38 23 35 27 3 0 126

Corners by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total North Carolina 22 30 39 36 1 0 128 Opponents 26 19 18 28 0 0 91 Carolina Field Hockey North Carolina Game Results (as of Nov 23, 2019) All games

Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Att. Goals scored Aug 30 at #7 Michigan W 4-2 1-0-0 0-0-0 748 Erin Matson (Yentl Leemans;Megan DuVernois) Erin Matson (Yentl Leemans) Erin Matson (unassisted) Marissa Creatore (Yentl Leemans) Sep 01 vs #8 Iowa W 2-1 2-0-0 0-0-0 87 Catherine Hayden (Yentl Leemans) Marissa Creatore (Yentl Leemans) Sep 06 #5 PRINCETON W 4-3 3-0-0 0-0-0 833 Karlijn Goes (Erin Matson) Erin Matson (unassisted) Megan DuVernois (penalty shot) Marissa Creatore (Erin Matson) Sep 08 PENN W 6-0 4-0-0 0-0-0 326 Erin Matson (Yentl Leemans) Marissa Creatore (Erin Matson) Eva Smolenaars (Erin Matson) Catherine Hayden (Erin Matson) Riley Fulmer (Eva Smolenaars) Catherine Hayden (Yentl Leemans) Sep 15 WILLIAM & MARY W 8-0 5-0-0 0-0-0 308 Megan DuVernois (unassisted) Catherine Hayden (Erin Matson) Catherine Hayden (unassisted) Catherine Hayden (Riley Fulmer) Marissa Creatore (unassisted) Riley Fulmer (Abby Pitcairn) Eva Smolenaars (Yentl Leemans) Erin Matson (unassisted) * Sep 20 #7 LOUISVILLE W 4-1 6-0-0 1-0-0 526 Riley Fulmer (Abby Pitcairn) Erin Matson (Feline Guenther;Abby Pitcairn) Erin Matson (unassisted) Eva Smolenaars (Yentl Leemans) Sep 22 at Appalachian State W 4-1 7-0-0 1-0-0 240 Erin Matson (unassisted) Erin Matson (unassisted) Megan DuVernois (unassisted) Riley Fulmer (Erin Matson) * Sep 27 at #5 Virginia W 5-0 8-0-0 2-0-0 646 Catherine Hayden (Erin Matson) Yentl Leemans (unassisted) Marissa Creatore (Erin Matson) Catherine Hayden (unassisted) Erin Matson (unassisted) Sep 29 at James Madison W 9-0 9-0-0 2-0-0 263 Erin Matson (Marissa Creatore) Abby Pitcairn (unassisted) Marissa Creatore (Yentl Leemans) Catherine Hayden (unassisted) Erin Matson (unassisted) Catherine Hayden (unassisted) Erin Matson (penalty shot) Catherine Hayden (unassisted) Erin Matson (Bryn Boylan) * Oct 04 #2 DUKE W 2-0 10-0-0 3-0-0 909 Marissa Creatore (Hannah Griggs) Erin Matson (Madison Orobono;Abby Pitcairn) * Oct 12 at #14 Syracuse W 3-1 11-0-0 4-0-0 502 Catherine Hayden (Marissa Creatore) Erin Matson (unassisted) Marissa Creatore (Catherine Hayden) Oct 13 at #21 UAlbany W 4-1 12-0-0 4-0-0 289 Erin Matson (Yentl Leemans) Yentl Leemans (Erin Matson) Erin Matson (Romea Riccardo) Erin Matson (unassisted) * Oct 18 at #20 Wake Forest W 3-1 13-0-0 5-0-0 532 Marissa Creatore (Erin Matson) Marissa Creatore (Erin Matson) Erin Matson (Yentl Leemans) Oct 20 #17 LIBERTY W 3-2 14-0-0 5-0-0 229 Megan DuVernois (penalty shot) Erin Matson (penalty shot) Marissa Creatore (Erin Matson) * Oct 25 #13 BOSTON COLLEGE W 3-2 15-0-0 6-0-0 426 Riley Fulmer (unassisted) Megan DuVernois (penalty shot) Yentl Leemans (Romea Riccardo) Oct 27 #19 OLD DOMINION W 1-0 16-0-0 6-0-0 303 Megan DuVernois (Hannah Griggs) Nov 03 #13 SAINT JOSEPH'S WO2 3-2 17-0-0 6-0-0 688 Catherine Hayden (Yentl Leemans) Feline Guenther (unassisted) Feline Guenther (Marissa Creatore) Nov 08 vs #6 Louisville W 3-1 18-0-0 6-0-0 520 Erin Matson (unassisted) Feline Guenther (Eva Smolenaars) Erin Matson (Marissa Creatore) Nov 10 vs #9 Boston College W 3-1 19-0-0 6-0-0 1211 Marissa Creatore (Erin Matson) Yentl Leemans (Erin Matson) Marissa Creatore (unassisted) Nov 15 #15 STANFORD W 4-0 20-0-0 6-0-0 478 Yentl Leemans (Abby Pitcairn;Feline Guenther) Feline Guenther (unassisted) Erin Matson (unassisted) Erin Matson (Julia Herrington) Nov 17 #6 IOWA W 2-1 21-0-0 6-0-0 607 Erin Matson (Yentl Leemans) Feline Guenther (Marissa Creatore) Nov 22 vs #7 Boston College W 6-3 22-0-0 6-0-0 Riley Fulmer (Catherine Hayden) Erin Matson (Feline Guenther;Megan DuVernois) Marissa Creatore (Catherine Hayden) Erin Matson (Megan DuVernois) Erin Matson (Feline Guenther) Erin Matson (Marissa Creatore)

Team Record W-L-T Attendance Dates Total Avg. Overall: 22-0 Total: 22 10671 485 Conference: 6-0 Home: 11 5633 512 Home: 11-0 Away: 7 3220 460 Away: 7-0 Neutral: 4 1818 454 Neutral: 4-0 Overtime: 1-0 Carolina Field Hockey North Carolina High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 23, 2019) All games

North Carolina - TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS 21 at James Madison (Sep 29) 20 vs William & Mary (Sep 15) GOALS 9 at James Madison (Sep 29) 8 vs William & Mary (Sep 15) ASSISTS 7 vs Boston College (Nov 22) 6 vs Penn (Sep 08) SHOTS 30 vs Penn (Sep 08) 27 at Appalachian State (Sep 22) SHOT PERCENT 1.000 (2-2) vs Iowa (Nov 17) .500 (9-18) at James Madison (Sep 29) .500 (6-12) vs Boston College (Nov 22) SHOTS ON GOAL 19 at Appalachian State (Sep 22) 18 vs William & Mary (Sep 15) 18 vs Penn (Sep 08) ON GOAL PERCENT 1.000 (7-7) at Syracuse (Oct 12) 1.000 (2-2) vs Iowa (Nov 17) SAVES 7 vs Louisville (Nov 08) 7 at Virginia (Sep 27) 7 vs Louisville (Sep 20) PENALTY CORNERS 11 at Appalachian State (Sep 22) 10 vs Penn (Sep 08) FOULS 29 at UAlbany (Oct 13) 12 at Syracuse (Oct 12)

Opponent - GAME HIGHS

POINTS 8 vs Boston College (Nov 22) 8 vs Princeton (Sep 06) GOALS 3 vs Boston College (Nov 22) 3 vs Princeton (Sep 06) ASSISTS 3 at Michigan (Aug 30) 2 vs Boston College (Nov 22) 2 at Wake Forest (Oct 18) 2 at Appalachian State (Sep 22) 2 vs Princeton (Sep 06) SHOTS 16 vs Louisville (Sep 20) 16 vs Princeton (Sep 06) SHOT PERCENT .667 (2-3) at Michigan (Aug 30) .500 (3-6) vs Boston College (Nov 22) .500 (1-2) at Appalachian State (Sep 22) SHOTS ON GOAL 8 vs Louisville (Nov 08) 8 vs Louisville (Sep 20) ON GOAL PERCENT 1.000 (3-3) at Michigan (Aug 30) .833 (5-6) vs Stanford (Nov 15) .833 (5-6) vs Duke (Oct 04) SAVES 15 at Appalachian State (Sep 22) 12 vs Penn (Sep 08) PENALTY CORNERS 9 at Virginia (Sep 27) 8 vs Louisville (Sep 20) 8 vs Princeton (Sep 06) FOULS 29 at UAlbany (Oct 13) 12 at Syracuse (Oct 12) Carolina Field Hockey North Carolina High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 23, 2019) All games

North Carolina - GAME LOWS

POINTS 3 vs Old Dominion (Oct 27) 6 vs Iowa (Sep 01) 6 vs Iowa (Nov 17) GOALS 1 vs Old Dominion (Oct 27) 2 vs Iowa (Sep 01) 2 vs Duke (Oct 04) 2 vs Iowa (Nov 17) ASSISTS 1 at Appalachian State (Sep 22) 1 vs Liberty (Oct 20) 1 vs Boston College (Oct 25) 1 vs Old Dominion (Oct 27) SHOTS 2 vs Iowa (Nov 17) 7 at Syracuse (Oct 12) SHOTS ON GOAL 2 vs Iowa (Nov 17) 6 at Michigan (Aug 30) 6 vs Boston College (Nov 10) SAVES 0 at Appalachian State (Sep 22) 1 at Michigan (Aug 30) 1 vs Penn (Sep 08) 1 at Syracuse (Oct 12) 1 at Wake Forest (Oct 18) 1 vs Boston College (Nov 22) PENALTY CORNERS 1 vs Stanford (Nov 15) 1 vs Iowa (Nov 17) FOULS 0 at Michigan (Aug 30) 0 vs Iowa (Sep 01) 0 vs Princeton (Sep 06) 0 vs Penn (Sep 08) 0 vs William & Mary (Sep 15) 0 vs Louisville (Sep 20) 0 at Appalachian State (Sep 22) 0 at Virginia (Sep 27) 0 at James Madison (Sep 29) 0 vs Duke (Oct 04) 0 at Wake Forest (Oct 18) 0 vs Liberty (Oct 20) 0 vs Boston College (Oct 25) 0 vs Old Dominion (Oct 27) 0 vs Saint Joseph's (Nov 03) 0 vs Louisville (Nov 08) 0 vs Boston College (Nov 10) 0 vs Stanford (Nov 15) 0 vs Iowa (Nov 17) 0 vs Boston College (Nov 22) Carolina Field Hockey North Carolina High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 23, 2019) All games

Opponent - GAME LOWS

POINTS 0 vs Penn (Sep 08) 0 vs William & Mary (Sep 15) 0 at Virginia (Sep 27) 0 at James Madison (Sep 29) 0 vs Duke (Oct 04) 0 vs Old Dominion (Oct 27) 0 vs Stanford (Nov 15) GOALS 0 vs Penn (Sep 08) 0 vs William & Mary (Sep 15) 0 at Virginia (Sep 27) 0 at James Madison (Sep 29) 0 vs Duke (Oct 04) 0 vs Old Dominion (Oct 27) 0 vs Stanford (Nov 15) ASSISTS 0 vs Penn (Sep 08) 0 vs William & Mary (Sep 15) 0 at Virginia (Sep 27) 0 at James Madison (Sep 29) 0 vs Duke (Oct 04) 0 at Syracuse (Oct 12) 0 at UAlbany (Oct 13) 0 vs Liberty (Oct 20) 0 vs Old Dominion (Oct 27) 0 vs Stanford (Nov 15) SHOTS 2 vs Penn (Sep 08) 2 at Appalachian State (Sep 22) SHOTS ON GOAL 1 vs Penn (Sep 08) 1 at Appalachian State (Sep 22) SAVES 0 vs Iowa (Nov 17) 2 at Michigan (Aug 30) 2 vs Boston College (Nov 22) PENALTY CORNERS 0 vs Penn (Sep 08) 2 vs Iowa (Sep 01) 2 vs William & Mary (Sep 15) 2 at Appalachian State (Sep 22) 2 at Syracuse (Oct 12) FOULS 0 at Michigan (Aug 30) 0 vs Iowa (Sep 01) 0 vs Princeton (Sep 06) 0 vs Penn (Sep 08) 0 vs William & Mary (Sep 15) 0 vs Louisville (Sep 20) 0 at Appalachian State (Sep 22) 0 at Virginia (Sep 27) 0 at James Madison (Sep 29) 0 vs Duke (Oct 04) 0 at Wake Forest (Oct 18) 0 vs Liberty (Oct 20) 0 vs Boston College (Oct 25) 0 vs Old Dominion (Oct 27) 0 vs Saint Joseph's (Nov 03) 0 vs Louisville (Nov 08) 0 vs Boston College (Nov 10) 0 vs Stanford (Nov 15) 0 vs Iowa (Nov 17) 0 vs Boston College (Nov 22) Carolina Field Hockey North Carolina High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 23, 2019) All games

North Carolina - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

POINTS 8 Erin Matson vs Boston College (Nov 22) 8 Erin Matson at James Madison (Sep 29) GOALS 4 Erin Matson vs Boston College (Nov 22) 4 Erin Matson at James Madison (Sep 29) ASSISTS 3 Erin Matson vs Penn (Sep 08) 3 Yentl Leemans at Michigan (Aug 30) SHOTS 10 Erin Matson vs Louisville (Nov 08) 10 Erin Matson at Wake Forest (Oct 18) SHOTS ON GOAL 6 Erin Matson vs Louisville (Nov 08) 6 Erin Matson vs Liberty (Oct 20) 6 Erin Matson at Wake Forest (Oct 18) 6 Catherine Hayden vs Penn (Sep 08) SAVES 7 Amanda Hendry vs Louisville (Nov 08) 6 Alex Halpin vs Old Dominion (Oct 27) 6 Amanda Hendry at Virginia (Sep 27) Carolina Field Hockey North Carolina Opponent High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 23, 2019) All games

North Carolina - OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

POINTS 4 Margo Carlin vs Boston College (Nov 22) 4 Popper, Sammy vs Princeton (Sep 06) GOALS 2 Margo Carlin vs Boston College (Nov 22) 2 Popper, Sammy vs Princeton (Sep 06) ASSISTS 1 Sky Caron vs Boston College (Nov 22) 1 Fusine Govaert vs Boston College (Nov 22) 1 Lokke Stribos vs Iowa (Nov 17) 1 Elizabeth Warner vs Boston College (Nov 10) 1 Mercedes Pastor vs Louisville (Nov 08) 1 BENTZ, Kathrin vs Saint Joseph's (Nov 03) 1 Margo Carlin vs Boston College (Oct 25) 1 Kelsey Gill at Wake Forest (Oct 18) 1 Meike Lanckohr at Wake Forest (Oct 18) 1 VAN HEERTUM, Veerle at Appalachian State (Sep 22) 1 BELL, Chloe at Appalachian State (Sep 22) 1 Bethany Russ vs Louisville (Sep 20) 1 Roth, Clara vs Princeton (Sep 06) 1 Davey, Hannah vs Princeton (Sep 06) 1 Lokke Stribos vs Iowa (Sep 01) 1 Fernandez Lacort, G. at Michigan (Aug 30) 1 Peterson, Kathryn at Michigan (Aug 30) 1 Dowthwaite, Meg at Michigan (Aug 30) SHOTS 8 Bethany Russ vs Louisville (Sep 20) 5 Zanolli, Corinne vs Stanford (Nov 15) 5 BOTHERWAY, Tonya vs Saint Joseph's (Nov 03) 5 BIRCH, Rebecca vs Old Dominion (Oct 27) 5 BOZEK, Dana at UAlbany (Oct 13) 5 Popper, Sammy vs Princeton (Sep 06) SHOTS ON GOAL 4 Zanolli, Corinne vs Stanford (Nov 15) 4 Bethany Russ vs Louisville (Sep 20) 4 Popper, Sammy vs Princeton (Sep 06) SAVES 12 GAINES, Rachel at Appalachian State (Sep 22) 11 Ava Rosati vs Penn (Sep 08) Carolina Field Hockey North Carolina Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Nov 23, 2019) All games

Date Opponent Score Goals Assists Shots On Goal Corners YC RC Aug 30 Michigan 4-2 4/2 4/3 9/3 6/3 5/3 0/1 0/0 Sep 01 Iowa 2-1 2/1 2/1 10/7 7/3 5/2 0/1 0/0 Sep 06 PRINCETON 4-3 4/3 2/2 16/16 7/7 5/8 0/0 0/0 Sep 08 PENN 6-0 6/0 6/0 30/2 18/1 10/0 0/1 0/0 Sep 15 WILLIAM & MARY 8-0 8/0 4/0 26/10 18/4 7/2 0/0 0/0 Sep 20 LOUISVILLE 4-1 4/1 4/1 12/16 8/8 7/8 1/0 0/0 Sep 22 Appalachian State 4-1 4/1 1/2 27/2 19/1 11/2 1/0 0/0 Sep 27 Virginia 5-0 5/0 2/0 16/15 9/7 4/9 1/1 0/0 Sep 29 James Madison 9-0 9/0 3/0 18/5 14/2 6/3 0/0 0/0 Oct 04 DUKE 2-0 2/0 3/0 14/6 7/5 8/3 1/0 0/0 Oct 12 Syracuse 3-1 3/1 2/0 7/5 7/2 7/2 1/1 0/0 Oct 13 UAlbany 4-1 4/1 3/0 13/12 9/5 5/6 0/2 0/0 Oct 18 Wake Forest 3-1 3/1 3/2 16/5 10/2 2/4 0/0 0/0 Oct 20 LIBERTY 3-2 3/2 1/0 16/7 11/4 8/4 0/0 0/0 Oct 25 BOSTON COLLEGE 3-2 3/2 1/1 13/10 7/5 7/4 0/0 0/0 Oct 27 OLD DOMINION 1-0 1/0 1/0 11/10 8/6 8/4 0/0 0/0 Nov 03 SAINT JOSEPH'S 3-2 3/2 2/1 19/12 13/6 4/5 0/1 0/0 Nov 08 Louisville 3-1 3/1 2/1 14/12 7/8 6/7 0/0 0/0 Nov 10 Boston College 3-1 3/1 2/1 12/5 6/3 7/5 0/3 0/0 Nov 15 STANFORD 4-0 4/0 3/0 13/6 11/5 1/3 0/0 0/0 Nov 17 IOWA 2-1 2/1 2/1 2/7 2/3 1/3 0/0 0/0 Nov 22 Boston College 6-3 6/3 7/2 12/6 8/4 4/4 0/0 0/0 Totals 86-23 86/23 60/18 326/179 212/94 128/91 5/11 0/0

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category Field Hockey Box Score (Final) Carolina Field Hockey #5 Princeton vs #1 North Carolina (Sep 06, 2019 at Chapel Hill, N.C.)

Princeton (0-1) vs. Goals by period 1 2 3 4 Total North Carolina (3-0) Princeton 1200 3 Date: Sep 06, 2019 • Attendance: 833 North Carolina 0103 4 Weather: 85 and sunny Princeton North Carolina Po # Player Sh SO G A DS Po # Player Sh SO G A DS gk 1 Baylis, Grace - ---- gk 30 Amanda Hendry - ---- 6 Brown, Autumn 3 - - - - 1 Erin Matson 7 2 1 2 - 7 Davey, Hannah 2 1 - 1 - 5 Madison Orobono - ---- 9 von Gierke,Carlotta - - - - - 8 Catherine Hayden 1 - - - - 11 Tornetta, Julianna - ---- 11 Romea Riccardo - ---- 12 Nolan, Taylor 1 1 1 - - 14 Feline Guenther 1 - - - - 14 Neff, MaryKate 1 ---- 18 Yentl Leemans 2 2 - - - 16 Popper, Sammy 5 4 2 - - 21 Eva Smolenaars 1 - - - - 20 Roth, Clara 2 - - 1 - 25 Courtnie Williamson - ---- 21 Andretta, Gabby - - - - - 29 Megan DuVernois 1 1 1 - - 24 McCarthy, Ali - ---- 33 Marissa Creatore 2 1 1 - - -- Substitutes -- -- Substitutes -- 2 Donovan, Claire - ---- 3 Hannah Griggs - ---- 8 Davidson, Sam - - - - - 10 Karlijn Goes 1 1 1 - - 17 Street, Emma - ---- 16 Abby Pitcairn - ---- 18 Hoffman, Krista 2 1 - - - 26 Riley Fulmer - - - - - 23 Lynch, Margaret - ---- Totals 16 7 4 2 0 Totals 16 7 3 2 0

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 1 Baylis, Grace 59:36 4 3 30 Amanda Hendry 55:39 3 4 TM TEAM 0:24 0 0 TM TEAM 4:21 0 0

Shots by period 1 2 3 4 Total Saves by period 1 2 3 4 Total Princeton 4633 16 Princeton 0120 3 North Carolina 3346 16 North Carolina 1030 4

Penalty corners 1 2 3 4 Total Princeton 3302 8 North Carolina 2210 5

Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 6:52 PRIN Popper, Sammy (1) (unassisted) On rebound after first pc shot was saved 2. 21:47 PRIN Nolan, Taylor (1) Davey, Hannah 3. 22:13 NC Karlijn Goes (1) Erin Matson 4. 26:00 PRIN Popper, Sammy (2) Roth, Clara Penalty corner 5. 54:59 NC Erin Matson (4) (unassisted) Shot from left side of circle 6. 56:10 NC Megan DuVernois (1) Penalty stroke 7. 59:36 NC Marissa Creatore (2) Erin Matson

Player cards: GC-PRIN #7 (33:27)

Win-Amanda Hendry (3-0). Loss-Baylis, Grace (0-1). Stadium: Shelton Stadium Officials: Suzi Sutton; Judy Strong; Scorer: Dana Gelin; Official's signature