Eva van’t Hoog makes herself a new home at UNC

Posted Oct 30, 2015
Leaving your family for your first year of college can be tough, especially when home is 4,050 miles away. This is the situation for North Carolina field hockey first-year Eva van’t Hoog. For the midfielder hailing from Den Haag, Netherlands, going across the ocean for college was no easy task. “Being away from my family is really the only hard part,” she said. (Daily Tar Heel)

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