The North Carolina baseball team got back in action over the weekend after playing only 19 out of its 56 games scheduled in the 2020 season. Not only did first-year skipper Scott Forbes put one big win under his belt, he also swept his entire first series as head coach against James Madison.
Read More »Coming off a shaky start in the first game, Justice Thompson played consistently at the plate, going 4-for-5 with two doubles, a home run and three RBIs.
Read More »At around 9 years old, Elizabeth Culton attended her first North Carolina gymnastics meet with her parents, both of whom are Tar Heel alumni. Awestruck, she leaned over to her grandfather, Bill Cobey, one of UNC’s past athletic directors, and said the wishful words that would one day come true. “I told him I wanted to be a UNC gymnast,” she said.
Read More »In the first regular season game of the Scott Forbes era for UNC baseball, the Tar Heels dominated on the mound and at the plate to defeat James Madison University on opening day.
Read More »The No. 14 North Carolina wrestling team hosted the No. 21 Virginia Cavaliers for senior night and its last dual meet of the season on Saturday, overcoming UVA, 25-9.
Read More »The North Carolina swim and dive teams hosted the Duke Blue Devils in Koury Natatorium this past Friday for senior night. Both teams finished on top, with the No. 24 women’s team winning by a score 190-110 and the No. 20 men’s team winning 219.5-80.5.
Read More »During both the Tar Heels’ and Wolfpack’s first dual meet of 2021, the NC State men’s and women’s swim teams destroyed the Tar Heels, while UNC's diving teams dominated the Wolfpack.
Read More »Following her first year coaching for the Tar Heels, UNC head coach Courtney Banghart knew the roster needed a reset and recruited five first-years and two graduate transfers for this season.
Read More »For Mariah Vargas, working with male athletes offers an important experience that will hopefully one day land her a job in the MLB: she knows how to navigate being the only woman in the room.
Read More »Running against N.C. State, Virginia and Duke at the Wolfpack Invitational, the UNC women's cross country team finished in second and the men's group finished in third.
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