The fifth annual Clash of the Carolinas all-star soccer games will be played this Saturday on Daniels Island, near Charleston, S.C., and once again the matches will have some Chapel Hill flavor.

UNC's Farrell Sweeney, an all-state midfielder when she was at East Chapel Hill, will play on the N.C. girls team. UNC Asheville goalie Dan Jackson (East Chapel Hill '11) and UNC Wilmington midfielder Jamie Dell (Chapel Hill '11) will be on the N.C. boys team.

The Clash of the Carolinas, organized by the North Carolina Soccer Coaches Association and the South Carolina High School Soccer Coaches Association, is the nation's only interstate all-star soccer match, pairing teams from each of the Carolinas.

Saturday's doubleheader will begin at 1 p.m. with the girls’ contest, where the North Carolina team holds a 3-1-0 series lead. The boys’ contest starts at 3:30 p.m. North Carolina is seeking its first win in the boys' series, where South Carolina holds a 1-0-3 advantage.

UNC senior Yael Averbuch won the ACC's women’s soccer scholar-athlete of the year for the second straight year.

Averbuch, of Upper Montclair, N.J., is an All-America midfielder and she helped the Tar Heels (25-1-1) to their 19th NCAA Championship last fall. Averbuch was also given similar awards by the National Soccer Coaches of America and ESPN the Magazine.

The ACC established the award in 2007 and juniors and seniors are eligible.

With 2:06 left in the match, Casey Nogueira scores the game-winning goal, slanting from center to the left wing and firing across right into the right corner of the goal, hitting the cross-bar on the way in.

It's Nogueira's second goal of the game, fourth of the tournament and 25th of the year.

UNC wins its second national championship in three years, handing the Irish their first and only loss of the season.