North Carolina sophomore Alyssa Ustby’s dynamic playmaking led the UNC women’s basketball team (6-0) to a 58-37 win over the Washington Huskies (2-3) on Saturday, crowning the Tar Heels as the 2021 Goombay Splash Championship winners.
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North Carolina sophomore Alyssa Ustby’s dynamic playmaking led the UNC women’s basketball team (6-0) to a 58-37 win over the Washington Huskies (2-3) on Saturday, crowning the Tar Heels as the 2021 Goombay Splash Championship winners.
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Different country. Different environment. Different game. To top it off, the Tar Heels were in a close game against VCU, experiencing their first tight contest of the season.
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For 58 minutes against No. 20 N.C. State on Friday night, the North Carolina football team slowly exorcised many of the demons that spiraled its season out of control before it even began. But rather than Tar Heel players hanging back to relish their gutsy win, the gridiron was swarmed by the remaining group of N.C. State students.
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Graduate kicker Grayson Atkins’ late field goal to push the lead to nine with 2:12 remaining should have sealed the deal on a hard-fought road victory for the North Carolina football team Friday night. But the game was far from over.
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The North Carolina volleyball team (21-8, 10-8), narrowly beat rival Duke (16-13, 7-11) for the third time this year to finish the regular season.
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After an up and down season, the North Carolina football team (6-6, 3-5) dropped a heartbreaker Friday night in Raleigh to No. 20 N.C. State (9-3, 6-2), 34-30.
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A clear winner was not declared until the fourth quarter when UNC outscored VCU 22-14. The Tar Heels hunkered down on defense and created more opportunities in transition.
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“We played defense tonight and we didn’t really play offense. We gotta play both,” graduate transfer Brady Manek said. “We can’t just pick one. We gotta play both.”
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Coming back from a two-game losing streak in the Hall of Fame Tipoff Tournament, the Tar Heels responded by returning to the Dean E. Smith Center to defeat UNC Asheville, 72-53, on Tuesday.
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North Carolina’s high number of turnovers allowed for the Bulldogs to score more than the Tar Heels would’ve liked, but that didn’t stop the team from increasing the lead, securing the 72-53 win.
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North Carolina field hockey head coach Karen Shelton calls herself ‘A bit of a poker player,’ and for her team, every season is just like another game of Texas Hold ’em.
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The Tar Heels have demonstrated resilience through their struggles this season and secured bowl eligibility against Wofford. They will look to end their regular season on a high note by beating No. 24 N.C. State in Raleigh on Friday.
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“(Miami) blocked really well today,” head coach Joe Sagula said. “We didn’t have as much balance in our offense, so we were a lot more predictable in terms of where the ball was going. If we could have kept (their number of blocks) to 10, I think it would’ve been different.”
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North Carolina fans filled Carmicheal Arena to watch the UNC wrestling team's second home dual of the season. With a 24-12 win over Campbell, UNC improves to a 3-2 season. In many ways, this match served as a reset button on a season that has quickly proved tumultuous for the Tar Heel wrestling squad.
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The No. 14 North Carolina men's wrestling team (3-2) defeated the Campbell Fighting Camels (3-2), 24-12, on Sunday night in Carmichael Arena.
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The North Carolina women’s basketball team (4-0) traveled to Fort Worth and defeated TCU (1-2), 79-46, to maintain its unbeaten start to the season.
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Sophomore defensive back Ja’Qurious Conley will miss the remainder of the football season after suffering a left knee injury against Wofford on Saturday.
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Every time the Tar Heels scored, or Tennessee had to inbound the ball, they were off to the races, managing to weave past UNC defenders on the way to the basket.
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“(The loss to Tennessee) gives us an opportunity to really reflect and see what we're doing and the things that we need to change, and I guarantee things will change,” Davis said.
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“We always felt that we were in the game,” fifth-year forward Santiago Herrera said. “It wasn’t different after any of the goals. We always believed and worked hard.”
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