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Carly Reed's Journey From Reserve Attacker to Starting Midfielder Lifts UNC Into National Title Game


Carly Reed was quick to correct something. No, doves didn’t descend from the sky holding aloft her bathrobe waiting for her to get out of bed Friday morning. In fact, the North Carolina junior midfielder didn’t feel well at all. She had a blazing headache, the kind that seeps into your bone marrow. (Inside Lacrosse)

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