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Erin Matson played field hockey at UNC on four NCAA and five ACC championship teams and graduated in December 2022. Named the program's fifth head coach on January 31, 2023, she led the Tar Heels to an 18-3 season and the ACC and NCAA titles in her first year.
Source: University of North Carolina Athletics: Erin Matson, Head Coach
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A folio publication from DTH Media Corp., publisher of the Daily Tar Heel, on the University of North Carolina field hockey team winning a fifth title in six years, with Erin Matson at the center of the account. Printed at Chapel Hill in 2023. Topics include field hockey for women in North Carolina and the Tar Heels program.
Why this is here: Catalog heading in the UNC record: Matson, Erin, 2000-.
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