Mentality overruled the play of No. 1 UNC men's soccer in 1-0 loss to N.C. State
RALEIGH — Nils Bruening stole a miscalculated pass in the midfield and dribbled his way toward the box.
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RALEIGH — Nils Bruening stole a miscalculated pass in the midfield and dribbled his way toward the box.
J.K. Britt and Berlynne Delamora sat in blue plastic chairs, each holding a book in their hands.
Chazz Surratt jogged across the field, sideline to sideline, early Tuesday evening.
CARY — The No. 3 North Carolina men’s soccer team passed the ball back and forth across its back line, evading the No. 12 UNCW offense.
CARY — Alessia Russo stepped up to the ball that sat 26 yards away from the goal, waiting for the referee’s signal. The sophomore forward stared down the four-woman wall of Louisville players that stood in front of her and took a few steps back.
CARY — The No. 3 North Carolina men’s soccer team defeated Clemson, 2-0, on Sept. 28 at WakeMed Soccer Park.
Peggy Anthon stopped at the edge of what used to be Ehringhaus Field. Now, the newly renovated Karen Shelton Stadium is the home of the UNC field hockey team.
North Carolina women’s tennis players Sara Daavettila and Makenna Jones traveled out west to compete in the Oracle ITA Masters on Sept. 20-23; however, their trip was cut short when both juniors lost in the second round.
DURHAM — Junior Jeremy Kelly and sophomore Raul Aguilera stood by the corner flag, waiting for the referee to blow the whistle.
The North Carolina men’s soccer team has high hopes of making it back to the Final Four.
WINSTON-SALEM — It wasn’t what they wanted. It wasn’t what they dreamed. It was just the cards they were dealt.
May Madness is here, hotter and louder than ever.
After losing just one conference match in the regular season, the No. 6 North Carolina men's tennis team swept through the 2018 ACC men's tennis player awards on its way into postseason play.
CARY — It wasn’t the fairytale ending they were hoping for.
CARY — Kids were running around the tennis park as a sea of light blue and garnet flanked the concrete steps next to the courts.
Doubles partners and seniors Maggie Kane and Cassandra Vazquez swayed side by side, crouched down and leaned forward in preparation for the battle to come.
The No. 1 North Carolina women’s tennis team fell apart in a 5-2 loss to No. 4 Duke with a 5-2, breaking their six match win streak.
Robert Kelly, the lone senior on the North Carolina men’s tennis team, stepped onto the light blue, white and green courts that the Tar Heels call home. He took a deep breath, exhaled and shook his arms to loosen himself up.
There he was again, out on the courts before the rest of the North Carolina men’s tennis team.
Balls were flying. Tennis players were sliding.