Diamond Heels eliminated from NCAA Tournament by Iowa in 13 innings
By Grace Nugent | Jun. 4Though the Tar Heels pushed the game into the 13th inning, Iowa’s one run in extras ended the Diamond Heels season.
Read More »Though the Tar Heels pushed the game into the 13th inning, Iowa’s one run in extras ended the Diamond Heels season.
Read More »Behind a stellar outing by junior Max Carlson in a pitcher’s duel, the North Carolina baseball team lives to fight another day with a 5-0 win over the Wright State Raiders in the NCAA Terre Haute Regional.
Read More »The Hawkeyes took an early lead, finding success against Knapp and scoring three runs in the first two innings. UNC was its own worst enemy, leaving runners stranded and struggling to find consistency on the mound.
Read More »The No. 2 North Carolina men’s golf lost to the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in the semifinals of the NCAA championship but didn’t walk away empty handed, with Ryan Burnett and David Ford receiving accolades along the way.
Read More »Led by seniors Dylan Menante and Austin Greaser, the No. 2 UNC men's golf team earned the top seed for match play in the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals.
Read More »In five must-win matches, the Tar Heels showed up and delivered, obtaining the three points necessary to propel them further toward the championship. With No. 1 Vanderbilt out of the tournament, the Tar Heels are the top seeded team going into the semifinals.
Read More »"When you pitch and you defend, you have a chance to beat anybody,” UNC head coach Scott Forbes said. “That's just the bottom line and that's something that we work hard at, and I'm proud of these guys."
Read More »Behind stellar pitching and capitalizing on situations with runners in scoring position, the No. 7 North Carolina baseball team (35-21) beat the No. 3 Virginia Cavaliers (45-12), 10-2, to advance to the ACC tournament semifinals and retain a chance to defend their title.
Read More »Outfielder Vance Honeycutt was named the ACC Defensive Player of the Year on Monday. A total of four Tar Heels were selected to All-ACC teams.
Read More »The Diamond Heels dropped their final game of the regular season while also getting swept by the No. 7 Clemson Tigers. The Tar Heels will begin postseason play next week in the ACC Tournament.
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