The No. 5 seed UNC men’s soccer team fell, 2-1, to JMU during the NCAA Tournament second-round matchup on Sunday night. This premature loss marks the first time all season that the Tar Heels surrendered more than one goal and the first time the team scored in a game and lost. It was also the first time under head coach Carlos Somoano’s leadership that they lost during their opening game in the NCAA Tournament.
Here are the important numbers from North Carolina field hockey's undefeated, championship-winning season.
The ACC runner-up Tar Heels (14-4-1, 6-1-0 ACC) had their season ended prematurely as the James Madison Dukes bested the No. 5 seed Tar Heels, 2-1, in the second round of the NCAA tournament.
“It feels like a dream come true." Check out what led UNC field hockey to achieving the program's third undefeated season.
The No. 1 North Carolina field hockey team won its 23rd game of the season and the National Championship on Sunday by defeating No. 2 Maryland, 2-0. It is the Tar Heels' first national title since 2009, when it also defeated the Terrapins.
The UNC field hockey team finished off its perfect season by winning the NCAA Championship on Sunday. Looking back at the season, first-year Erin Matson and senior Ashley Hoffman are the stand-out stars of the team.
The UNC women’s basketball team (3-1) dropped its first contest of the year in a 86-74 defeat to Colorado (3-0) in Boulder on Sunday.
UNC women's soccer team showcases strong leadership and team spirit from the team's senior players in Sunday's game against the Virginia Tech Hokies. Especially important is redshirt Alex Kimball, who is replacing Alessia Russo, and providing much needed energy to the team.
The Tar Heels had a rough start to their volleyball season, including losing 10 games in a row, including a loss to Duke. But, the Saturday volleyball matchup against their rival was a change of pace and ended in victory.
Les Miles watched in excitement from athletic director Bubba Cunningham's suite at Kenan Memorial Stadium late in the second quarter of North Carolina’s 49-26 win over Western Carolina on Saturday.
The North Carolina swimming and diving team placed sixth and eighth, respectively, in the women and men’s competition at the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational Nov. 15 through 17.
The Morehead-Cain scholarship isn’t a bad backup option, so it’s tough to blame Javonte Williams for thinking a year ago that pursuing the academic full ride would be his route to Chapel Hill.
It is the program's seventh national title and the conclusion to a 23-0 season.
North Carolina volleyball (8-18, 4-13 ACC) traveled to Durham and upset Duke (14-11, 8-8 ACC) on Saturday afternoon in a five-set victory.
Coming off a 23-10 win over Chattanooga that opened the season for the No. 21 North Carolina wrestling team, the Tar Heels faced No. 8 Arizona State on Saturday.
The North Carolina football team (2-8, 1-6 ACC) picked up its second win of the season against Western Carolina (3-8, 1-7 Southern), handing the Catamounts their eighth straight loss and avoiding a seventh straight loss of its own in the 49-26 victory.
Maturity and confidence has lead junior Seventh Woods to his best start to a season.
The rims didn’t come off the goals on Wednesday, because Roy Williams’ assistants talked him out of it.
If the North Carolina women’s soccer team was cold Friday night, it didn’t show it. Despite the frigid temperatures at WakeMed Soccer Park, the Tar Heels remained hot as they cruised to a 4-1 victory over Kansas.
Although the North Carolina field hockey team has had a tremendous season, it still manages to be humble.
