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Part of situation: University of Louisville field hockey season (2 clusters)

UNC women's soccer and NC State football secure key victories

UNC women's soccer Bella Devey ACC soccer NC State football Louisville football

In collegiate sports action, the top-ranked North Carolina women's soccer team defeated No. 12 Notre Dame 4-1. Sophomore forward Bella Devey led the Tar Heels with her fourth brace of the season, scoring twice within the first 17 minutes of play. The victory extends UNC's winning streak to eight games.

In football, NC State secured a 31-28 home victory against the Louisville Cardinals. Despite a 70-yard touchdown run by Louisville's Isaac Brown that tied the game in the fourth quarter, NC State responded with a 28-yard field goal by Kanoah Vinesett to reclaim the lead. NC State quarterback CJ Bailey recorded a career-high 373 passing yards during the contest.

Entities

Bella Devey · Justine Sowry · Louisville · Merritt Skubisz · NC State · North Carolina · Notre Dame · Ryleigh Heck · University of Louisville · University of North Carolina

Sources

Munyonga’s Goal Not Enough as Field Hockey Drops 3-1 Decision at Davidson - Ball State University Athletics [ballstatesports.com]
Behind Devy’s fourth brace, top-ranked Heels roll, give Irish their first loss [tarheeltribune.com]
CJ Bailey keeps NC State steady in win over sloppy Louisville – [your]NEWS [yournews.com]
No. 18 Campbell holds off NCCU 38-31 - Campbell University [gocamels.com]
Cards Come Up Short Against NC State, 31-28 - University of Louisville Athletic [gocards.com]
Cowan, Thomas led Campbell’s rushing attack over North Carolina Central 38-31 [mymotherlode.com]
NC State Barely Holds on at Home 31-28 [spectacularmag.com]
Bella Devey's Fourth Brace Lifts No. 1 UNC Women's Soccer Past No. 12 Notre Dame [www.tarheeltimes.com]
No. 1 UNC women’s soccer downs No. 12 Notre Dame, 4-1, for third ranked win [dailytarheel.com]
Cowan, Thomas led Campbell's rushing attack over North Carolina Central 38-31 [www.newsday.com]