Realignment in the ACC isn’t coming anytime soon, but that isn’t stopping schools from beginning preliminary discussions on what their next move should be.
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Realignment in the ACC isn’t coming anytime soon, but that isn’t stopping schools from beginning preliminary discussions on what their next move should be.
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In the Diamond Heels’ previous game against North Carolina A&T, Johnny Castagnozzi started at third base, which pushed Mac Horvath to right field. Following the shift, North Carolina has found an effective lineup that maximizes its offensive potential.
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The matchup with Clemson was the first in program history as the Tigers’ women’s lacrosse program is in its inaugural season.
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The outcome was tilted in North Carolina’s favor with the Tar Heels winning four out of five first sets. With the early advantage of the forfeited match, UNC only needed two singles wins to grab the match victory. Brantmeier supplied the first, and Crawley clinched.
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The Friars’ fate was sealed from the beginning. In the first quarter, UNC commanded the field scoring nine goals and holding Providence to a mere two. After this start, North Carolina did not let up for the rest of the game.
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The win brings the Tar Heels to 5-1 in the competitive ACC and continues their impressive showing so far in conference play.
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This victory clinched the series for the Tar Heels against their Tobacco Road rival and set them up nicely for the rest of conference play.
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Much like the second game against Virginia, a combination of costly defensive errors and an inability to get hits with men on base crippled UNC.
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Even through all the chaos and second-half troubles, North Carolina was able to pick up its sixth win of the season.
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The demonstrated consistent pitching is a reassuring sign that the Tar Heels will continue to be a top competitor in the ACC as the season persists.
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Caitlyn Wurzburger and Mackenzie Rich led the Tar Heels in scoring, each notching three goals. Additionally, Melissa Sconone and Reilly Casey distributed the ball effectively, combining for 10 assists.
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“When guys are down, he picks them up,” head coach Joe Breschi said. “When they're sky high, he keeps them going. When there's things we need to change, he's a sounding board for us. It's a two-way street and I think that's what makes it so special and his leadership so valuable to the team this year.”
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The Jacksonville, N.C., native has been an integral part of North Carolina's lineup for the past two years and had the longest streak on the Tar Heel roster for games started at 65.
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The North Carolina softball team (11-20, 5-1 ACC) fell to the Liberty Flames (17-10) on Wednesday night by a score of 5-1.
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The No. 14 North Carolina men’s lacrosse team (6-3, 1-1 ACC) defeated High Point (6-4) by a final score of 16-9 Wednesday night at Dorrance Field.
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The Richmond native considered testing the NBA Draft waters last season but ultimately came back to a group that entered the year as the top team in the nation. Following a disappointing campaign that saw the Tar Heels miss the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2010, Bacot's return should provide some stability for a program that currently has four players in the transfer portal.
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The Diamond Heels took the lead in the first behind homers from Vance Honeycutt and Alberto Osuna. From there they held onto it – albeit sometimes by a single run – for the entirety of the game.
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After serving as an assistant coach at UNC for the past five seasons, Schall replaced recently-retired Joe Sagula, who had been North Carolina's head coach for 33 years and racked up seven ACC Championships in the process. As the winningest head coach in North Carolina volleyball history, Sagula left his longtime assistant some pretty big shoes to fill.
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“Coming up short, obviously it hurts all of us the most,” junior guard Deja Kelly said. “The conversations we've had, the hard work that we've put in together, I think that's why it means so much is because we've been through all of it literally together. And personally, I wouldn't want to go through it with anyone else.”
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It appeared, for a second, as if UNC would pull off the unthinkable. It wasn’t enough. A game-winning shot from Ohio State's Jacy Sheldon’s with less than two seconds remaining spoiled North Carolina’s comeback bid. “I asked them to be what they have been all year, which is a group of fighters,” coach Courtney Banghart said.
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