Carlos Somoano, the head coach of the UNC men's soccer team, has secured a three-year contract extension. Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham praised Somoano’s leadership, highlighting the program's competitiveness in both the ACC and nationally. Under his guidance, the team has consistently excelled, and Somoano has been a proactive leader in shaping college soccer. His coaching tenure, now extended, emphasizes a commitment to developing student-athletes and maintaining UNC's soccer prominence.

By the Numbers
  • Career record of 185-68-55 over 15 seasons at UNC.
  • Most ACC wins in program history with a record of 67.
  • Guided 14 out of 15 teams to NCAA postseason play, with 7 reaching the quarterfinals.
State of Play
  • Somoano's renewal continues a tradition of excellence within UNC men's soccer.
  • He has established UNC as a formidable presence in college soccer, with a track record of success.
What's Next

With Somoano's commitment, the program is expected to pursue further NCAA success and continue recruiting elite talent. Future seasons may see more ACC titles and possible deep runs in the NCAA Tournament, enhancing the program's legacy.

Bottom Line

Somoano’s contract extension signals continued dedication to excellence in UNC men's soccer, reinforcing its status as a leading program while focusing on future achievements and player development.