As many Americans reflect on the heroes lives who the United States lost this Memorial Day, Daily Tar Heel sports writer Andrew Reynolds reflects on the veterans who un-selfishly served their country and made an impact on the sports world as well.
Junior William Blumberg made it to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Singles Championship, while sophomore Benjamin Sigouin fell in the round of 16 and the duo of Blumberg and senior Blaine Boyden won in the first round of the doubles tournament before losing in the round of 16.
Three different Tar Heels made it to the round of 16 of the singles tournament, while two UNC duos competed in the doubles tournament.
Camaraderie that not even free food can facilitate. OC Voice columnist Luke Vermeer talks about the important role that sports have played on his high school experience.
The North Carolina baseball team (43-17, 17-13 ACC) cruised past Georgia Tech (41-17, 19-11 ACC) 10-2 on Sunday to win the ACC Tournament, the team's first since 2013.
Following his sudden departure from UNC in 2018, Jalek Felton commented on his experiences on the basketball court following his North Carolina career.
The North Carolina women's lacrosse team (17-4) fell in the NCAA semifinal to Boston College (22-1), 15-14, in double overtime on Friday in a heartbreaking end to the Tar Heels' season.
The North Carolina track & field team competed in the NCAA East Preliminary Round this weekend on the campus of the University of North Florida. Nicole Greene, Madison Wiltrout and the men's 4x400 team of Isaiah Palmer, Ryan Saint-Germain, Onyedikachi Ohia-Enyia and Ari Cogdell all qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Austin, Texas.
The North Carolina baseball team (41-17, 17-13 ACC) cruised past Boston College (31-27, 12-18 ACC) in the ACC semifinals, 13-5, on Saturday, advancing to Sunday's ACC Championship Game.
For the second straight game, the North Carolina baseball team (40-17, 17-13 ACC) prevailed in extra innings, defeating Miami (39-18, 18-12 ACC) 7-5 in 11 frames on Friday to advance to the semifinals of the ACC Tournament.
The North Carolina baseball team claimed four All-ACC honors after completing their regular season earlier this week. Check out who received honors here.
During the Board of Governors meeting a report aiming to make UNC system athletics more transparent was revealed. Here are the findings of this report.
The North Carolina baseball team (39-17, 17-13 ACC) used a tenth inning walk to defeat Virginia (32-23, 14-16 ACC) 3-2 in the team's ACC Tournament opener on Wednesday. With the bases loaded, first-year Caleb Roberts was hit by a pitch that sent pinch runner Angel Zarate home to score, giving the Tar Heels the walk-off win.
Maybe you don’t know it yet, but when you step onto campus you’ll realize the basketball players you grew up watching on primetime television aren’t that different from you and me.
Mack Brown isn't a new face to UNC and with him he brings experiences, new players and hope for the Tar Heel team that has struggled in past seasons.
The North Carolina men's basketball team isn't being rebuilt, it's being reloaded. The roster of incoming players consists of players who are at the top of their league and who are a source of versatility for the Tar Heels.
"What a ride we’ve had the last two weeks," even though the story is over for both the women and men's tennis teams, neither team left the court with regret.
Even with their backs pressed against the wall, the North Carolina women's softball team persevered through three elimination games and displayed their strength, despite falling short in the fourth game against Tennessee.
The North Carolina women’s rowing team capped off its 2018-19 season this weekend by placing seventh of nine teams at the ACC Championships at Lake Hartwell in Clemson, S.C., competing in events on both Friday and Saturday. Senior Maria Marroquin was named to the All-ACC second team, while Virginia captured its tenth consecutive ACC Championship.
The No. 17 North Carolina baseball team (38-17, 17-13 ACC) played its final three games of the regular season this weekend against No. 18 N.C. State (41-15, 18-12 ACC) and lost its fourth ACC series of the season, dropping two of three games at Boshamer Stadium.
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