With a new coach and an entirely revamped roster, North Carolina returned to the pinnacle of women’s college soccer Monday when the Tar Heels took down ACC rival Wake Forest in the NCAA College Cup final.

North Carolina women's soccer beat Wake Forest 1-0 in the College Cup championship game to win its record 23rd national title

UNC has reclaimed its championship crown, winning a historic 23rd national title after topping Wake Forest 1-0 in the Women’s College Cup Championship. The Tar Heels ended their season on top in Cary, N.C., on Monday night, thanks to a thrilling set piece strike from Olivia Thomas in the 62nd minute.

Wake Forest (16-3-4) beat #1 ranked Stanford (16-5-2) to earn their spot in the championship against UNC (21-5) who beat 'Tobacco Road' foe Duke (18-3-1). The championship game will take place Monday at 7 p.m. at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, NC. Where to watch: It will be available on ESPNU and WatchESPN.

Olivia Thomas scored on a free kick in the 62nd minute for her fourth goal of the NCAA Tournament and North Carolina beat Wake Forest 1-0 Monday night for the

UNC women's soccer wins national championship, 1-0

The national title is the 23rd in program history — the most in the NCAA — and first since longtime legendary coach Anson Dorrance retired last summer. UNC last won the championship in 2012.