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`Frosh' Faces Help Tar Heels

By Brad Broders | August 23

A talented group of UNC freshmen join a senior cast in an effort to return the Tar Heels to the Final Four. Their high school r

UNC Soccer Kicks Off Against Cornhuskers

By Sports Briefs | August 22

The top-ranked North Carolina women's soccer team will open their 2001 season Friday when UNC plays host to No. 5 Nebraska in an exhibition game at Fetzer ...

Cross Country Team Releases 2001 Schedule

By Sports Briefs | August 22

North Carolina cross country coach Michael Whittlesey announced the 2001 schedule Tuesday. The Tar Heels will compete in eight meets this season, including ...

Quinn Sets 2 Records At U.S. Championships

By Sports Brief | August 21

North Carolina junior Sean Quinn set two school records last week at the United States Swimming Senior National Championships. Quinn broke the Tar ...

Tar Heels Gain Experience in Summer Ball

August 21

Last year's North Carolina baseball team was young and inexperienced. Now they're a little bit older and thanks to the 2000 season and the Coastal Plain ...

UNC Women's Soccer Picked Top ACC Team

By Sports Brief | August 21

The 2000 national champion North Carolina was selected as the preseason favorite for the 2001 ACC Women's Soccer season in a poll by the eight league ...

Former Cav Tennis Player Takes Helm of UNC Team

By Brad Broders | August 21

Assistant Sports EditorHer office may not be fully unpacked, but new North Carolina women's tennis coach Jen Callen is entirely ready to help ...

Dorrance Trial at Standstill

By Ian Gordon | August 21

Nearly three years after former North Carolina women's soccer players Debbie Keller and Melissa Jennings first filed a $12 million sexual ...

Johnson Wins Wimbledon

August 21

Don Johnson, a former North Carolina tennis player and current volunteer assistant coach, paired with Jared Palmer to win Wimbledon's men's doubles July ...

2 Tar Heels Candidates For Hermann Trophy

By Sports Brief | August 21

The Hermann Foundation and TEAMtalk, Inc., have announced the 13 men and 13 women candidates for the 2001 Hermann Trophy, college soccer's oldest ...

Title Comes After Rebuilding Effort

By James Giza | August 21

Bob Stoops' life just hasn't been quite the same since a certain football game Jan. 3. That's when his Oklahoma team beat perennial powerhouse Florida ...

UNC Training Camp `Intense' Experience

By Rachel Carter | August 21

Ask about North Carolina's football training camp, and be prepared for virtually the same answer from each player. There's the few seconds when they ...

Polls Rank Men's Soccer 1st in ACC, 5th in U.S.

By Sports Brief | August 21

The North Carolina's men's soccer team has been selected as the ACC favorite for the upcoming season as determined by a vote of the league's seven head ...

Challenging Schedule Awaits UNC

August 21

Things are difficult enough as it is for North Carolina's basketball team. Even before adding its ACC regular season schedule, the Tar Heels don't have ...

UNC Adds 2 Coaches For 2001 Rowing Squad

By Sports Brief | August 21

Sarah Haney, who as a UNC undergraduate helped push the women's rowing program toward varsity status, has joined the North Carolina rowing staff as ...

She's Back: Teasley Returns to Tar Heels

By Kelly Lusk | August 21

Three basketball players were released from the team because they did not meet physical requirements. By Kelly Lusk Assistant Sports Editor Last ...

Forte's Mother Sparks State Inquiry

August 21

Staff Report The Boston Celtics made former North Carolina star Joseph Forte a professional basketball player when they selected the 6-foot-4 ...

Kluegel Shines on National Stage

By James Giza | August 21

A Saturday afternoon at Fetzer Field it wasn't. When Jena Kluegel ran onto the turf early last month at the National Sports Center in Blaine, Minn., ...

Women's Tennis Coach Leaves

By Brian Frederick | June 28

After three years as head coach of University of North Carolina women's tennis, Roland Thornqvist has been named to the same position at the University ...

Promise of Fall Crumbled in Spring for Tar Heels

By Rachel Carter | May 2

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.With apologies to Charles Dickens, his opening lines of "A Tale of Two Cities" aptly apply to North ...