While the Tar Heels never led in the game, after scoring four goals in four minutes to start the third quarter, it seemed as if, even for just a moment, they might’ve had a chance to be the ones celebrating to end the night. Instead, No. 14 UNC fell to No. 4 Duke, 15-8, on the road at Koskinen Stadium.
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While the Tar Heels never led in the game, after scoring four goals in four minutes to start the third quarter, it seemed as if, even for just a moment, they might’ve had a chance to be the ones celebrating to end the night. Instead, No. 14 UNC fell to No. 4 Duke, 15-8, on the road at Koskinen Stadium.
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Despite it being Courtney Banghart’s 11th postseason appearance and UNC’s 29th NCAA Tournament appearance, the level of excitement for the Tar Heels this March is still the same. The first step in No. 6 seed North Carolina’s trek back to the Sweet 16 is its contest against No. 11 seed St. John’s at 4 p.m. on Saturday. “We’ve seen lots of really good players, lots of dynamic threats, lots of deep teams,” Banghart said. “You hope that what you’ve been prepared for all year, in terms of the talent that you’ve played against, prepares you well for an opportunity like this.”
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The loss was UNC’s third of the season, all of which have been suffered over the course of the last five games.
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Although Louisville attempted a comeback in the second quarter, the Cardinals were never able to bring UNC’s lead down to less than one goal.
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Sunday’s match displayed the depth of UNC’s team. Even without the No. 1 singles player in the country, Fiona Crawley, the Tar Heels dominated their opponent – only dropping one singles match.
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The entire UNC offense exploded to score 16 runs, its season-high in runs scored.
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As ACC play begins and the Tar Heels aim to prepare themselves to make a run for the College World Series, having pitching depth and experience – combined with their usual offensive prowess – will be vital.
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Being a face-off specialist, Tyeryar’s primary responsibility is to win the faceoff, pass the ball to someone to start the offense, and then get off the field. In his 41 previous games with the Tar Heels, he had scored a goal in six of them but had never had a multi-game goal. Against the Bears, Tyeryar scored three times, getting his first hat trick since high school.
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The No. 14 North Carolina baseball team (12-5, 1-2 ACC) pitched a shutout in game three of the weekend series against No. 17 Virginia (14-1, 2-1 ACC), defeating the Cavaliers 6-0 in the second game of Saturday’s doubleheader.
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The No. 1 North Carolina women’s lacrosse team (6-0, 3-0 ACC) defeated No. 9 Virginia (6-1, 2-1 ACC), 17-12, in a midday-shootout at Dorrance on Saturday.
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Despite jumping out to a three-run lead, the No. 14 North Carolina baseball team (11-4, 0-2 ACC) fell to the No. 17 Virginia Cavaliers (14-0, 2-0 ACC), 8-4, on Saturday afternoon at Boshamer Stadium.
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With the ACC’s announcement in September that its headquarters will be moving from Greensboro to Charlotte in 2023, there’s a feeling in the area that ACC Tournament may soon follow.
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With both teams fighting to maintain their undefeated records, here are two keys for the Tar Heels to bring home a victory on Saturday.
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Reilly Tran and Anika Yarlagadda came out hot for singles. Both dominated their first set. Tran pulled away with a 6-2 win, while Yarlagadda did not give up a single point, decisively winning her first set 6-0.
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In its conference opener, the No. 14 North Carolina baseball team (11-4, 0-1 ACC) fell to the No. 17 Virginia Cavaliers (13-0, 1-0 ACC), 7-3, on Friday evening at Boshamer Stadium.
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As UNC’s locker room opened up for postgame player interviews, Black and Bacot left to walk the halls of the Greensboro Coliseum, before eventually returning to answer questions. During the near five-minute walk, Black said they reflected on their careers at North Carolina.
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Moments after UNC’s likely season-ending 68-59 loss to Virginia in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals, a somber mood swept through the visitors locker room at the Greensboro Coliseum. Last year’s March magic seemed to provide an alibi for each puzzling underperformance, and the experienced group seemed to have a figuratively never-ending hourglass to figure it all out. Although UNC is still not entirely eliminated from the Big Dance, Bart Torvik’s metrics currently give the team a microscopic 1.3 percent chance of earning an at-large bid. And the aftermath of the loss suggested that Thursday was the Tar Heels’ final swan song.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. — The North Carolina men’s basketball team (20-13, 11-9 ACC) fell to the No. 13 Virginia Cavaliers (24-6, 15-5 ACC), 68-59, to end the Tar Heels’ run in the ACC Tournament.
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“We go as he (Love) goes,” Leaky Black said. “You know he’s going to shoot the stepbacks, you’ve got to take and give a little bit. Just seeing him be locked in like that is huge.”
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Bacot played just six minutes in the second half — mostly due to UNC already boasting a sizable lead — but his slower step was noticeable. Yet, for a team likely needing to win four games in four days to have any hope of dancing into the NCAA Tournament, the Tar Heels know they do not have much time to dwell on the status of their injured star.
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