UNC moves up in women’s soccer Top 25 ahead of ACC opener vs. Cal

By R.L. Bynum

North Carolina matched its season-high ranking in the Top 25 women’s soccer poll, moving up two spots to No. 7 after a pair of victories last week in Arizona.

The Tar Heels (5-1) defeated Arizona 2-1 on Thursday and Arizona State 1-0 on Sunday. They are one of seven ACC teams in the United Soccer Coaches poll and one of five ranked in the top 10.

After a lengthy road trip that also included a 3-0 friendly victory over Shelbourne FC in Dublin on Aug. 29, UNC returns home Thursday for its ACC opener against California (2-2-3). The match is scheduled for 7 p.m. on ACC Network Extra.

The Bears are unbeaten in their past three matches after defeating Columbia 2-1 at home Sunday.

Graduate midfielder Summer Denigan leads UNC with 15 points and is tied with sophomore forward Bella Devey for the team lead with six goals. Freshman goalkeeper Peyton Trayer (5-1) has a 67.7% save percentage, a 0.75 goals-against average and two shutouts.

Stanford (6-0-1), which received seven of eight first-place votes, remained No. 1. Vanderbilt (7-0) moved up two spots to No. 2.

Other ACC teams in the poll are Wake Forest (7-0) and Duke (5-0-1), tied at No. 3; No. 10 Virginia (4-0-2); No. 18 Florida State (4-1-1) and No. 24 Clemson (4-1-2).


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Top 25

RankSchoolPrevious1st-place
votes
Poll
points
Record
1Stanford 171996-0-1
2Vanderbilt 311837-0-0
3Wake Forest 501807-0-0
3Duke 201805-0-1
5Michigan State 401764-0-2
6Ohio State 801584-0-1
7North Carolina901495-1-0
8Tennessee1001375-0-1
8West Virginia 701375-0-0
10Virginia1201204-0-2
11Alabama601197-1-0
12Washington1101165-0-1
13BYU1401024-1-1
14Wisconsin160994-1-1
15Texas State 170806-0-1
16UCLA180763-2-1
17Baylor 220655-1-0
18Florida State 150544-1-1
19Colorado240535-1-1
19TexasNR0535-1-1
19South Carolina200536-1-0
22TCU190323-2-1
23Florida210274-2-1
24Clemson RV0164-1-2
25IowaRV0135-1-1

DateMonth/dayTime/
score
Opponent
(current rankings)
Record/
TV
August
5WednesdayW, 1–0vs. South CarolinaExhib.
13ThursdayW, 4–0vs. Fairfield1–0
16SundayW, 8–0vs. Quinnipiac2–0
20ThursdayW, 2–0at Arkansas3–0
23SundayL, 3–2vs. No. 5
Michigan State
3–1
28FridayW, 3–0at Shelbourne FCFriendly
September
3ThursdayW, 2–1at Arizona4–1
6SundayW, 1–0at Arizona State5–1
10Thursday7 p.m.vs. California
13Sunday1 p.m.vs. NJIT
17Thursday8 p.m.vs. No. 3 DukeACCN
20Sunday1 p.m.vs. Alcorn State
25Friday7 p.m.at No. 10 Virginia
October
2Friday6 p.m. vs. Notre DameACCN
9Friday7 p.m.at No. 18 Florida StateESPNU
15Thursday8 p.m.at No. 24 ClemsonACCN
18Sunday3:30at No. 3 Wake ForestACCN
23Friday6 p.m.vs. No. 1 StanfordACCN
29Thursday7 p.m.vs. SMU
November
5Thursday7 p.m.at Louisville
8, 12,
15
Sunday,
Thur., Sun.
ACC
tournament
Semifinals, final
in Cary
NCAA
tournament
(first four rounds
at campus sites)
20-22Fri.-SunFirst round
26ThursdaySecond round
29SundayThird round
December
4, 5Fri., Sat.Quarterfinals
10, 13Thur., Sun.Women’s College Cup
Cary

Photo courtesy of UNC Athletics Communications

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