University of North Carolina Athletics
Friday, December 2
Cary, N.C.
6 p.m.
North Carolina
vs
Florida State
Photo by: Jeffrey A. Camarati
Women's Soccer Set For Rematch With FSU In College Cup
December 1, 2022 | Women's Soccer
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. --- No. 2 quadrant seed North Carolina will face overall No. 1 seed Florida State in the semifinals of the 2022 NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship on Friday, Dec. 2, at 6 p.m. at Wake Med Soccer Park in Cary, N.C.
The Tar Heels are making their 31st overall College Cup appearance, 18 more than the next closest program. UNC has won 21 of the previous 40 national championships, but is searching for its first title since 2012 when they were also a No. 2 seed.
Its the third time North Carolina has reached the College Cup as a No. 2 seed (2012, '16, '22).
The Tar Heels earned a spot in the College Cup after they went to South Bend, Ind. this past Saturday and eliminated quadrant No. 1 seed Notre Dame, 2-0. Ally Sentnor and Talia Dellaperuta each scored a goal and North Carolina posted its second clean sheet win of the tournament which began with a 5-0 shutout of Sun Belt Conference winner Old Dominion.
UNC followed its victory over ODU with a 3-1 win over No. 7 seed Georgia and a 3-2 triumph over No. 6 seed BYU.
This is North Carolina's 11the College Cup appearance since the NCAA Tournament expanded to 64 teams in 2001. UNC was victorious in eight of its last 10 national semifinal matches.
North Carolina is 7-2 in College Cup games played at Wake Med Soccer Park including a 4-1 record in national semifinal games. UNC won the national championship at the venue in 2003, 2006 and 2008.
THE SERIES Vs FLORIDA STATE
• North Carolina leads the all-time series with Florida State, 30-12-5.
• This will be the third meeting of the season between the Tar Heels and Seminoles, who split the first two matches of the year with each recording a 2-1 victory. FSU defeated UNC 2-1 in the 2022 ACC Championship game here on Nov. 6.
• UNC and FSU are squaring off in the College Cup for the second time and first since the Seminoles defeated the Tar Heels 1-0 in the 2018 national championship game at Wake Med Soccer Park.
• Carolina is 4-5 against Florida State at Wake Med Soccer Park and has lost three straight to the Seminoles at the venue.
LAST TIME WE MET
The Seminoles held Carolina to a season-low seven shots, five by Avery Patterson, and without a corner kick in the ACC Championship game. Patterson scored in the 23rd minute to put UNC up 1-0, but FSU tied it in the 31st minute and then scored the game-winning goal in the 49th minute. UNC goalkeeper Emmie Allen was credited with four saves.
STREAKS & TRENDS
• Avery Patterson's five assists in the NCAA Tournament are the most by any player in this year's 64-team field.
• Ally Sentnor's five tournament goals are most by any player remaining in the field and third-most in the tournament this year behind Duke's Michelle Cooper and Arkansas' Jessica De Flippo (6).
• Sentnor has scored five goals in four NCAA tournament games after scoring five goals in 19 regular season matches. She ranks second on the team with 10 goals.
• The Tar Heels recorded a brace in their first three NCAA Tournament matches. Sentnor scored two goals against Old Dominion and Georgia before Maddie Dahlien netted a pair of goal versus BYU.
• Dahlien scored one goal during the regular season and has scored three in the postseason.
• Patterson has recorded a point in four of the last five games and five of the last eight. She scored a goal against Miami, Florida State and Old Dominion with an assists against BYU, Georgia and Old Dominion. UNC is 12-2 this season when she records a point.
• Talia Dellaperuta has scored a goal in three straight games. She has recorded a point in four of her six starts. UNC is 6-0 with her in the starting lineup.
• The Tar Heels have held their opponent to single digit shot attempts in 16 of the last 19 games and in 19 of 24 games overall. FSU got off 12 and 17 shots against the UNC in the previous two meetings.
• UNC has the lowest goals against average (.619) in the ACC. The Tar Heels conceded 15 goals in 24 games.
• UNC has taken twice as many shots as their opponents in 18 of 24 games played this season. Florida State is the only team to out-shoot it.
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The Tar Heels are making their 31st overall College Cup appearance, 18 more than the next closest program. UNC has won 21 of the previous 40 national championships, but is searching for its first title since 2012 when they were also a No. 2 seed.
Its the third time North Carolina has reached the College Cup as a No. 2 seed (2012, '16, '22).
The Tar Heels earned a spot in the College Cup after they went to South Bend, Ind. this past Saturday and eliminated quadrant No. 1 seed Notre Dame, 2-0. Ally Sentnor and Talia Dellaperuta each scored a goal and North Carolina posted its second clean sheet win of the tournament which began with a 5-0 shutout of Sun Belt Conference winner Old Dominion.
UNC followed its victory over ODU with a 3-1 win over No. 7 seed Georgia and a 3-2 triumph over No. 6 seed BYU.
This is North Carolina's 11the College Cup appearance since the NCAA Tournament expanded to 64 teams in 2001. UNC was victorious in eight of its last 10 national semifinal matches.
North Carolina is 7-2 in College Cup games played at Wake Med Soccer Park including a 4-1 record in national semifinal games. UNC won the national championship at the venue in 2003, 2006 and 2008.
THE SERIES Vs FLORIDA STATE
• North Carolina leads the all-time series with Florida State, 30-12-5.
• This will be the third meeting of the season between the Tar Heels and Seminoles, who split the first two matches of the year with each recording a 2-1 victory. FSU defeated UNC 2-1 in the 2022 ACC Championship game here on Nov. 6.
• UNC and FSU are squaring off in the College Cup for the second time and first since the Seminoles defeated the Tar Heels 1-0 in the 2018 national championship game at Wake Med Soccer Park.
• Carolina is 4-5 against Florida State at Wake Med Soccer Park and has lost three straight to the Seminoles at the venue.
LAST TIME WE MET
The Seminoles held Carolina to a season-low seven shots, five by Avery Patterson, and without a corner kick in the ACC Championship game. Patterson scored in the 23rd minute to put UNC up 1-0, but FSU tied it in the 31st minute and then scored the game-winning goal in the 49th minute. UNC goalkeeper Emmie Allen was credited with four saves.
STREAKS & TRENDS
• Avery Patterson's five assists in the NCAA Tournament are the most by any player in this year's 64-team field.
• Ally Sentnor's five tournament goals are most by any player remaining in the field and third-most in the tournament this year behind Duke's Michelle Cooper and Arkansas' Jessica De Flippo (6).
• Sentnor has scored five goals in four NCAA tournament games after scoring five goals in 19 regular season matches. She ranks second on the team with 10 goals.
• The Tar Heels recorded a brace in their first three NCAA Tournament matches. Sentnor scored two goals against Old Dominion and Georgia before Maddie Dahlien netted a pair of goal versus BYU.
• Dahlien scored one goal during the regular season and has scored three in the postseason.
• Patterson has recorded a point in four of the last five games and five of the last eight. She scored a goal against Miami, Florida State and Old Dominion with an assists against BYU, Georgia and Old Dominion. UNC is 12-2 this season when she records a point.
• Talia Dellaperuta has scored a goal in three straight games. She has recorded a point in four of her six starts. UNC is 6-0 with her in the starting lineup.
• The Tar Heels have held their opponent to single digit shot attempts in 16 of the last 19 games and in 19 of 24 games overall. FSU got off 12 and 17 shots against the UNC in the previous two meetings.
• UNC has the lowest goals against average (.619) in the ACC. The Tar Heels conceded 15 goals in 24 games.
• UNC has taken twice as many shots as their opponents in 18 of 24 games played this season. Florida State is the only team to out-shoot it.
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