The No. 3 North Carolina women’s soccer team (1-0, 0-0 ACC) opened its season with a 4-1 win against No. 19 Washington (0-1, 0-0 Pac-12) on Thursday night at Dorrance Field.
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The No. 3 North Carolina women’s soccer team (1-0, 0-0 ACC) opened its season with a 4-1 win against No. 19 Washington (0-1, 0-0 Pac-12) on Thursday night at Dorrance Field.
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Only three months after the UNC field hockey team won its third straight national championship, the team is already looking ahead to continue its streak. Junior back Madison Orobono, senior forward Erin Matson and junior midfielder Paityn Wirth are representing Team USA in the Junior Pan American Championships, meaning they will miss the rest of UNC’s preseason and opening weekend. To fill in those gaps, the Tar Heels have welcomed nine new players to the roster.
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On July 23, nine UNC alumni, two current UNC athletes and two current UNC coaches walked out representing four different countries at the parade of nations at Olympic Stadium in Tokyo. Dozens of former UNC athletes have attended the games dating back to 1936, competing in a wide array of sports.
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Though student safety will be prioritized, Campus Rec says they will be reopening in-person club sports.
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With Davis’ elevation to head coach, not only does he bring in his basketball knowledge and style of play, but he also is in a position to be embraced by the students and fanbase of UNC. Davis made history in April by becoming UNC’s first Black head coach for men’s basketball. His legacy begins on a meaningful note, and time will tell where it goes.
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While the University of North Carolina women’s soccer team is preparing for their regular season debut on Aug. 19, Emily Fox, Taylor Otto and Brianna Pinto have been playing competitive matches all summer.
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Imagine a Zoom call with over 50,000 of your friends and none of them muted. This year, Kenan Stadium is going to be a lot louder. With fans and students eager to return, the Tar Heels are expecting high demand for 2021 tickets.
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Since the implementation of the new name, image and likeness permissions on June 30, NCAA compliance officers across the country are taking on new responsibilities. Nate Wood, who serves as the assistant athletic director for compliance at UNC, has experienced these changes first-hand. The Daily Tar Heel sat down with Wood to ask about how his daily responsibilities have changed amid the new NIL permissions.
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"As we prepare for the 2021-22 school year, a special time is upon us — athletic season. Although classes begin on Aug. 18 for students, UNC athletic teams have been preparing for the fall athletics season for months."
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"I’m excited to be able to get a chance to remember why I wanted to be a Tar Heel in the first place and be able to go to football games and other sporting events with friends."
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After helping to bring UNC Football to national prominence, Sam Howell looks toward the national championship in his third year.
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UNC’s offense will undergo big changes next season with Katie Hoeg having graduated, and all signs point to sophomore Caitlyn Wurzburger as the one who will claim her starting spot. Wurzburger was the highest-profile recruit in the history of UNC women's lacrosse and was named to the ACC All-Freshman Team last season.
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Sam Howell was chosen as the favorite to win player of the year, Joshua Ezeudu and Tony Grimes were named to the Preseason All-ACC Team, and UNC was picked to win the Coastal Division in the 2021 ACC preseason polls.
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Chris Miltenberg, UNC's director of cross-country and track and field, cited Sorensen's people-first philosophy and recruiting prowess in his decision. Last year, Sorensen helped lead the women's cross-country team to make the 2020 season their most successful in more than a decade. The team made its first NCAA championships appearance since 2014, finishing 14th.
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“Whether it’s name, image and likeness, or whether it’s the awards that you’re gonna get,” said Mack Brown, head coach of the North Carolina football team, “it’s about your ball, it’s not about your brand.”
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UNC football legends Mack Brown and Julius Peppers were inducted into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame on Friday, July 23. Also part of this year's class was former UNC cross country coach Dennis Craddock, who was inducted posthumously.
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UNC sophomore Camilla Feeley is ending her rhythmic gymnastics career with a bang as a member of Team USA at the Tokyo Olympics. She and her team hope that they can perform two clean routines in Tokyo to end Feeley’s career before she returns to UNC to study psychology.
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"We basically have a three-game season. That's what I've told the players. I'll start talking to you more national after three games, if you haven't lost a game," Brown said. "We've gotten hype, we've been hugged, we've had sugar thrown all over us, we're all enjoying it, we like it. Let's clean it off and let's get back to facts."
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On Tuesday, Carolina Athletics announced a group licensing program specifically targeted towards current UNC athletes. Presumably, gone are the days of officially licensed jerseys with no name on the back and a generic number. Now, both the University and participating athletes will be able to profit from the jerseys of Tar Heels past and present.
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Over 600 athletes will be representing Team USA when the Olympic Games kick off on Friday. But before donning the red, white and blue, some were sporting powder blue and argyle. Former women's soccer players Tobin Heath and Crystal Dunn, baseball players Tim Federowicz and Ryder Ryan, sprinter Kenny Selmon, and rugby player Naya Tapper will all be competing in Tokyo.
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