Diamond Heels drop final game of ECU weekend series at Boshamer Stadium, 6-5
By Grace Nugent | Feb. 27The seventh inning saw the Pirates score four behind a single and two doubles, giving them a lead and the win.
Read More »The seventh inning saw the Pirates score four behind a single and two doubles, giving them a lead and the win.
Read More »The seventh inning saw the Pirates score four behind a single and two doubles, giving them a lead and the win.
Read More »In a two-game series against East Carolina, the Tar Heels found themselves on the brink of sweeping the weekend. But in both contests, three-run leads slipped away late from UNC’s bullpen, as seventh and eighth-inning rallies in the respective games helped the No. 11 Pirates prevail in both outings, 6-5.
Read More »On Sunday, Duke was looking for more than just a top-25 win over its rivals on senior night. North Carolina shot below 35 percent from the field and scraped by to earn a win with 45 points — the lowest score in a win in program history. Despite the victory, the Tar Heels realize scraping by with this type of play isn’t sustainable. Sitting between Kelly and Todd-Williams during postgame interviews, Banghart placed her hands on the shoulders of the star players: “I love you all, but I need you to take better care of the basketball,” she told them.
Read More »Will Jansen is as new as they come — currently in his first semester of his first-year of college, thousands of miles away from his family and friends. Coupled with the fact that he's been consistently playing both No. 3 singles and doubles for UNC men's tennis during the indoor season, the London-native has a lot on his plate.
Read More »The No. 1 North Carolina women’s tennis team (16-0, 2-0 ACC) came out on top against the Virginia Tech Hokies (8-3, 0-2 ACC), winning 4-3 in Blacksburg on Sunday.
Read More »The No. 12 North Carolina men’s lacrosse team (3-1, 1-0 ACC) beat No. 19 Syracuse (3-2, 0-1 ACC), 19-13, in its conference opener at the JMA Wireless Dome on Saturday afternoon.
Read More »The Tar Heels spoiled Duke’s endeavor in clinching the No. 1 overall seed in the ACC Tournament while picking up an impressive road win.
Read More »"At the end of the day we're gonna have to be able to knock down some perimeter jump shots," head coach Hubert Davis said he told his team on Friday. "It is what it is."
Read More »Just seconds removed from putting the finishing touches on a 22-point, four-block performance that made him the deciding factor in UNC's much-needed 71-63 win over No. 6 Virginia, Nance had every right to reveal the subtle grin that flashed across his face.
Read More »Led by a 3-point shooting barrage in the first half, the North Carolina men’s basketball team (18-11, 10-8 ACC) defeated No. 6 Virginia (21-6, 13-5 ACC), 71-63, to earn its first Quad One victory of the season.
Read More »If poor shooting plagues the Tar Heels on Saturday, what else can they turn to? The win at Notre Dame revealed three answers.
Read More »The eighth inning saw the Pirates explode with a six-run scoring barrage that ultimately doomed the Heel’s hopes of their first win at Clark-LeClair Stadium since 2017.
Read More »The Hokies hammered four consecutive goals in the fourth quarter, but it was too late; UNC’s first quarter 5-0 run and third quarter 3-0 performance allowed the Tar Heels to maintain a steady lead to carry them to the finish.
Read More »In spite of their doubles loss, Crawley’s 7-5, 6-3 victory and Tanguilig’s point officially clinched the match for North Carolina.
Read More »The Hokies spoiled North Carolina’s senior night with a homecoming of their own. Greensboro-native Cayla King passed the ball to Kitley, her former high school teammate, who rose up for the 15-foot buzzer-beater.
Read More »Ustby accounted for all four of North Carolina’s fourth quarter turnovers, exemplifying rust from an injury that had kept her sidelined for three weeks.
Read More »After a late buzzer beater by Elizabeth Kitley, the No. 22 North Carolina women’s basketball team (19-9, 10-7 ACC) fell to No. 9 Virginia Tech (23-4, 13-4 ACC), 61-59, in Carmichael Arena on Thursday evening.
Read More »Three Tar Heels tallied double figures in rebounding, with forwards Armando Bacot, Leaky Black and Pete Nance grabbing 11, 11 and 10, respectively.
Read More »UNC entered this matchup on a two-game losing streak and in serious danger of missing the NCAA tournament after losing five of its last six.
Read More »With pitching performances from Junior transfer right-handed pitcher Jake Knapp and senior right-handed pitcher Kevin Eaise, the Diamond Heels were able to keep the Lancers off the scoreboard.
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