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Former UNC soccer star returns as opposing coach

When Illinois plays North Carolina at 6:30 p.m. Friday in a second-round game at Fetzer Field, Illinois women's soccer coach Janet Rayfield will coach against her mentor, UNC coach Anson Dorrance.
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RPI hurt Duke men's bid for NCAA soccer spot

If the Rating Percentage Index is any indication, Duke missed out on a berth to the NCAA Men's Soccer Championship by four teams Monday.
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UNC to defend title as No. 9 seed in men's soccer tournament

North Carolina will try to defend its 2011 NCAA College Cup title while making its 20th appearance in the NCAA Division I men's soccer championship. The Tar Heels look to advance to the College Cup for the fifth straight year.
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Elon's Latigue named to national soccer honor

Elon men's soccer senior midfielder Gabe Latigue was named to the Topdrawersoccer.com National Team of the Week.
NORTH CAROLINA

Defending champion UNC falls to surging Terps in ACC soccer final

Playing before an enthusiastic crowd of 9,341 at the Maryland Soccerplex, the top-seeded Terps tallied a goal in each half to edge second-seeded and defending champion North Carolina, 2-1, in Sunday’s ACC Men's Soccer Championship.
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Kerr, Blue Devils topple Loyola to advance in the women’s NCAA soccer championship

Playing only its second match over the last 20 days, the third-seeded Duke women’s soccer team showed no rust Saturday in the first round of the NCAA Tournament as the Blue Devils cruised to a 6-0 victory over Loyola University of Maryland.
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NCAA women’s soccer tournament ready to roll

Third-seeded Duke (12-5-2) will host Loyola (12-5-4) at 4 p.m. Saturday at Koskinen Stadium. It is one of two NCAA first-round games in the Triangle. Second-seeded North Carolina (10-5-2) entertains Radford (14-2-4) at 5 p.m. at Fetzer Field.
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UNC tops Duke 1-0 in ACC men's soccer quarterfinal

North Carolina’s recipe for success has been the same for three years: Get a lead, and Scott Goodwin will make it stand up.
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Big East imports will change ACC soccer scene

The migration of three schools from the Big East – Syracuse and Pittsburgh next year, and national power Notre Dame, which is on the way – will change the face of ACC soccer.