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2013 UNC Field Hockey Roster # Name Pos L.R. Hill Sports Complex • Norfolk, Va. Up next for the Tar Heels Third-seeded North Carolina (18-5) will meet Connecticut Friday at 4:45 p.m. in the second NCAA Tournament semifinals game. Top-seeded Mary- land and fourth-seeded Duke meet in the first game at 2 p.m. The winners play Sunday at 4 p.m. for the 2013 NCAA Championship. The Tar Heels are playing in the national semifinals for the fifth year in The 2013 Tar Heels a row, the sixth time in seven years and the 18th time in program history. UNC is 15-2 all-time in the NCAA semifinals and has advanced on to win the national championship on six occasions: 1989, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2007 and 2013 Schedule and Results 2009. The Tar Heels finished as the NCAA runner-up in 2010, 2011 and 2012. Date Opponent Site Time/Result 8/30 At Lock Haven Lock Haven, Pa. W, 2-1 9/1 Villanova^ Newark, Del. W, 10-0 Fast Facts on UNC 9/7 #9 Michigan* Iowa City, Iowa W, 7-2 2013 record: 18-5 (3-3 ACC) 9/8 #13 At Iowa* Iowa City, Iowa W, 3-1 Current NFHCA poll ranking: No. 3 (Nov. 12, final poll of the season) 9/13 #15 Old Dominion Chapel Hill W, 3-0 NCAA Tournament seeding: No. 3 9/15 Radford Chapel Hill W, 8-1 Head Coach: Karen Shelton (33rd season at UNC) 9/20 At #4 Virginia Charlottesville, Va. W, 2-1 Record at UNC and overall: 568-145-9 9/22 At VCU Richmond, Va. W, 6-0 Staff: Grant Fulton, Associate Head Coach; Guy Cathro, Assistant Coach; 9/27 Duke Chapel Hill L, 3-2, 2OT, PS Teryn Brill, Director of Operations; Rory Capper, Volunteer Assistant Coach 10/5 Maryland Chapel Hill L, 2-1, OT Team Captains: Loren Shealy, Captain; Emily Wold, Vice-Captain 10/6 California Chapel Hill W,4-0 2012 Finish: 23-2, ACC Champion, NCAA Runner-up 10/12 At Wake Forest Winston-Salem, N.C. W, 4-2 10/19 Boston College Chapel Hill W, 5-2 ACC Titles: 18 (1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 10/20 #7 Davidson Chapel Hill W, 10-0 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2004, 2007, 2011, 2012) 10/23 Longwood Chapel Hill W, 9-0 NCAA Titles: Six (1989, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2007, 2009) 10/26 #4 Connecticut Norfolk, Va. W, 2-1 Conference: Atlantic Coast 10/27 At #10 ODU Norfolk, Va. L, 3-2 OT Home Stadium: Francis E. Henry Stadium (Capacity 1,086) 11/2 At #2 Syracuse Syracuse, N.Y. L, 1-0 Quick Hits 2013 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship 11/7 #15 Wake Forest Newton, Mass. W, 3-2 • The Tar Heels finished the season ranked No. 3 in the Penn Monto/NFHCA 11/8 #2 Syracuse Newton, Mass. W, 1-0 coaches’ poll. UNC was atop the preseason poll and held that spot in the first 11/10 #1 Maryland Newton, Mass. L, 2-0 three polls of the season before tumbling to No. 3 after the loss to Duke on Sept. 27. UNC has moved between No. 2 and No. 3 since then. 2013 NCAA Division I Championship • UNC was the preseason No. 1 pick in the Atlantic Coast Conference. 11/16 #14 Delaware Chapel Hill, N.C. W, 6-2 • After outshooting its opponent in the first 16 games of the year, UNC was 11/17 #13 Wake Forest Chapel Hill, N.C. W, 5-2 outshot in four of its last five games heading into the NCAA Tournament: 11/22 #4 Connecticut Norfolk, Va. 4:45 p.m. vs. ODU (14-10), Syracuse in the regular season finale (9-6), Syracuse in the ACC Tournament (9-5) and Maryland in the ACC Championship (12-8). All times Eastern UNC outshot Wake 16-3 (11-0 in the second half) in the quarterfinals and also ^ – At the University of Delaware outshot each of its first two NCAA Tournament opponents. * – ACC-Big Ten Challenge, Iowa City, Iowa • Sophomore Emily Wold leads the nation in assists with 23 in the team’s 23 games. She is tied for seventh on UNC’s single-season assists list. • The Tar Heels are 0-3 in overtime games this season, falling 3-2 at home UNC Athletic Communications to Duke in a penalty shootout, 2-1 at home to Maryland and 3-2 at Old Do- Field Hockey Contact: Dana Gelin minion. [email protected] • 919-455-8289 • The Tar Heels have faced all three of the other teams in the NCAA semi- finals and is 1-3 against them this season. UNC fell to Duke and Maryland at home during the regular season, both in overtime, and also lost to Maryland in the ACC Championship 2013 NFCHA Poll game. The Tar Heels beat Connecticut in October on the same field on which the teams will Nov. 12 meet Friday. First-place votes in parentheses • Friday’s semifinal is the second meeting of the season for UNC and UConn at L.R. Hill 1. Maryland (29) Sports Complex. The two played in Norfolk on Oct. 26, with the Tar Heels winning 2-1. 2. Syracuse • Connecticut coach Nancy Stevens and UNC coach Karen Shelton, fellow West Chester 3. North Carolina (1) alums and former U.S. National Team teammates, are the winningest active coaches in Divi- 4. Connecticut sion I field hockey. Stevens has 570 wins (570-175-24 in her 35th year) and Shelton has 568 5. Duke (568-145-9 in her 33rd year). 6. Old Dominion 7. Virginia Tar Heels in the NCAA Tournament 8. Princeton • The Tar Heels are playing in their 30th NCAA Tournament. Old Dominion has appeared in the most, 31. UNC has missed only three tournaments: 1981, 1982 and 2002. 9. Penn State • UNC has played more NCAA Tournament games than any other school, a total of 75 10. Massachusetts heading into the NCAA semifinals. 11. Boston College • Carolina ranks second in all-time NCAA Tournament wins with 52. Maryland leads that 12. Stanford category with 55. 13. Wake Forest • Karen Shelton is coaching in her 30th NCAA Tournament and leads all coaches in that 14. Delaware category. The next active coach on the list is Connecticut’s Nancy Stevens, who is coaching 15. Louisville in her 26th. ODU coach Beth Anders, who retired in 2012, coached in 28. 16. New Hampshire • Shelton also holds the record for most games coached (Friday’s will be her 76th) and 17. Northwestern games won (52). 18. American The Year so Far 19. Iowa UNC opened the season 8-0 before falling to No. 13 Duke 3-2 in a penalty shootout on 20. Michigan State Sept. 27 at home. Eight days later, on Oct. 5, the host Tar Heels fell 2-1 in overtime to No. 1 Maryland. Prior to those defeats, the Tar Heels hadn’t lost at home since 2011, hadn’t lost in ACC regular-season play since 2010 and hadn’t lost back-to-back games since 2008. 2013 Honors and Awards The Tar Heels then won six straight before dropping back-to-back road games to end the season, 3-2 in overtime at Old Dominion on Oct. 27 and 1-0 at Syracuse on Nov. 2. All-South Region Player of the Year The Tar Heels reached the 2013 ACC Championship game before falling to Maryland 2-0. Emily Wold UNC had won titles in 2011 and 2012. The 2013 UNC roster includes 12 returning letterwinners, 10 newcomers and three red- All-South Region shirt freshmen. The Tar Heels lost 11 letterwinners from last year’s 23-2 squad, including First Team All-Americas Kelsey Kolojejchick and Caitlin Van Sickle, both now playing for the U.S. Charlotte Craddock National Team. Nina Notman Karen Shelton, a five-time national coach of the year and nine-time ACC Coach of the Year, Emily Wold is in her 33rd season as the Tar Heels’ head coach. Second Team Emma Bozek Following the Tar Heels Casey Di Nardo Live stats for each UNC field hockey game are available through the link at GoHeels.com. Sinead Loughran The NCAA semifinals and final will be streamed live at ncaa.com. All-ACC Charlotte Craddock Tar Heels vs. Huskies Nina Notman Friday’s game will be the 10th field hockey meeting between North Carolina and Connecti- Emily Wold cut. UNC leads the series 7-2, including a regular-season meeting earlier this season. The Tar Heels and the Huskies faced off in a neutral-site game at ODU’s L.R. Hill Sports Complex All-ACC Tournament on Oct. 26, with Carolina winning 2-1. Janne Grove • Three of the previous meetings have come in NCAA Tournament play, two in the national Samantha Travers semifinals. UNC has won all three of the postseason games. Emily Wold • UNC and UConn have never played twice in the same season. • The last time the two met in the NCAA semifinals, in 2011, the Huskies led 3-0 before Preseason All-ACC Carolina mounted a comeback which ended in a 4-3, double-overtime win for the Tar Heels. Charlotte Craddock UNC vs. Connecticut – UNC leads the series 7-2 Emily Wold Oct. 26, 2013: UNC 2, UConn 1 (Norfolk, Va.) Nov. 18, 2011: UNC 4, UConn 3, 2OT (Louisville, Ky.) NCAA semifinal Oct. 10, 2010: UNC 3, UConn 1 (Newton, Mass.) Nov. 16, 2007: UNC 4, UConn 2 (College Park, Md.) NCAA semifinal Aug.
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