UNC field hockey head coach Erin Matson joined 97.9 The Hill's Brighton McConnell for a wide-ranging conversation Monday.

Matson is the most decorated field hockey star in UNC history. She led the Tar Heels to four NCAA championships and five ACC titles as a player and earned the Honda Sport Award for Field ...

Erin Matson, 22, goes straight from field hockey GOAT to ... “To say I’m excited and honored to be the head coach of the UNC field hockey program is an understatement — this is a dream come ...

UNC Field Hockey Head Coach Erin Matson speaks with 97.9 The Hill News Director Brighton McConnell on Monday, July 14.

Matson has said that she is content to end her own playing career in favor of coaching her alma mater, as she feels it is her calling to give back to the field hockey community. 2. Her world-wide ...

Erin Matson, 23, finished her first season at the helm of North Carolina’s field hockey program in style with a 2-1, double-overtime home win over Northwestern in the NCAA final.

North Carolina field hockey coach Erin Matson speaks to the media during a team practice in Chapel Hill, N.C., Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023. Matson, 23, won four national championships in her playing ...

“The Michael Jordan of field hockey,” Shelton said of Matson. "There have been other great players but there's not been a scorer like Erin." The 2023 Tar Heels field hockey season.

Matson, 24, was recently denied an Olympic tryout by USA Field Hockey, meaning that the team compiled to compete in Paris for the 2024 Summer Olympics could very well be without one of the game's ...

North Carolina field hockey coach Erin Matson walks amongst her players as they stretch prior to their overtime period against Iowa on Sunday, August 27, 2023 at Karen Shelton Stadium in Chapel ...

UNC field hockey coach Erin Matson says she '100 percent' intends to pursue a spot on the 2028 Olympic team. College Sports. Erin Matson has carved her place in women’s sports.

All of this is to say, it isn’t hard to make the case that Matson is the GOAT of field hockey. She is the Michael Jordan of her sport, even if you ignore the shared Carolina Blue between the two.