CARY, N.C. — The
Carolina Courage
just scored a major goal with their own soccer complex.
The Courage will share a new state-of-the-art stadium in Cary with the Carolina Area Soccer League. Courage players are excited about having a place to call their own.
"It's definitely going to make a difference for us to have our own home now," Courage midfielder Kim Yankowski said. "It's very hard to go to a college atmosphere and feel like it's yours when you're sharing it with somebody else, especially since I am an alumni of N.C. State and the Wolfpack. It was really tough going to Carolina blue."
The Courage is one of eight teams in the
Women's United Soccer Association
. Its new stadium should open in April.



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