“Pleiades is definitely where my friends are on campus,” senior captain Dawn Culton said. “It’s really nice to have friends who you know you’re working really hard toward a shared goal with.”
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The North Carolina men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams defeated Queens University during their season opener in Charlotte Friday night. The women’s team won in dominant fashion by a score of 158-96, while the men’s team came out on top with a slightly smaller margin of victory for a score of 141-121.
Read More »Following a strong 3-0 victory vs. Elon on Tuesday, the North Carolina volleyball team (10-0) remained unbeaten, defeating the UNC Charlotte 49ers (7-4) in three sets on Friday night at Carmichael Arena.
Read More »After a strong finish in spring 2021, the UNC men’s tennis team will begin its season Friday. The team will add impressive first-year talent to the roster, and returning seniors who are key pieces of the lineup will give UNC a recipe for success.
Read More »While the No. 6 UNC men's soccer team is still unbeaten, the team's disappointment after a 3-0 win over Georgia Southern shows they still have room for improvement.
Read More »Chris Miltenberg, UNC's director of cross-country and track and field, cited Sorensen's people-first philosophy and recruiting prowess in his decision. Last year, Sorensen helped lead the women's cross-country team to make the 2020 season their most successful in more than a decade. The team made its first NCAA championships appearance since 2014, finishing 14th.
Read More »Neff coached a season as an assistant at Vanderbilt University before joining UNC's program as an assistant in the 2017-2018 season. Neff learned a lot coaching under big names and competitive programs, but credits her experiences at UNC under former head coach Jan Mann as crucial in her growth as a coach and opportunity to return to North Carolina.
Read More »"Day in and day out Jill Shippee has put her head down, worked, grinded, battled back from some injuries and has always been a good competitor," Daniel McArthur said. "She competed at NCAAs and found herself in third place, and that's just a testament to how our coaches have prepped our team and taught us how to be successful athletes when it matters.”
Read More »The No. 2 North Carolina women’s soccer team (13-1-0, 8-0 ACC) won in dominant fashion on Saturday night, beating Tennessee (8-5-1, 4-3-1 SEC), 7-0, to secure the team’s second shutout of the spring season.
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