North Carolina Tar Heels Win 23rd NCAA Women's Soccer Championship

Olivia Thomas leads Tar Heels to victory over Wake Forest, marking the program's first championship win since 2012. Wake Forest reaches finals in debut appearance.

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Olivia Thomas scores on a free kick to secure UNC's first women's soccer championship since 2012

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In a thrilling NCAA Women's Soccer Championship final, the North Carolina Tar Heels triumphed 2-1 over Wake Forest, securing their 23rd title. Interim coach Damon Nahas garnered national attention as Wake Forest impressed in its first championship match. This victory marks North Carolina's first title win since 2012, further establishing its legacy as the most successful program in NCAA women's soccer history.

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