Welcome back to another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels. Let’s see what the Tar Heels have been up to: Sports Editor Brooke Pryor writes that North Carolina women’s basketball coach Sylvia Hatchell will take a temporary leave from coaching after being diagnosed with leukemia.
North Carolina women’s basketball associate head coach Andrew Calder said that coach Sylvia Hatchell — who announced recently that she will be taking a temporary leave from coaching due to a leukemia diagnosis — is in high spirits and is very excited for her team this year in a press conference Tuesday afternoon. “We will continue to uphold the high standards that coach Hatchell has set for this program,” Calder said. Calder will be directing the team during Hatchell’s absence, but said that Hatchell will remain very involved with the team.
The North Carolina baseball team has released its 2014 season schedule. The Tar Heels will open with 16 consecutive games at home, beginning with a Valentine’s Day opener again the College of Charleston.
U.S. men’s national team striker Jozy Altidore honored former North Carolina men’s soccer captain Kirk Urso last Friday night in a World Cup qualifier against Jamaica. Altidore wore a pair of cleats that featured an Urso quote, “I am strong.
After watching her team stumble through the first few holes in the second round of the Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational Saturday morning, North Carolina women’s golf coach Jan Mann was not too pleased.
After dropping three sets in a row to Duke last night in its first loss of the year, the No. 10 North Carolina volleyball team is one set away from sweeping Wake Forest today.
The previously undefeated No. 10 North Carolina volleyball team came out uncharacteristically flat in its highly anticipated Turn It Pink match against conference rival Duke on Friday night.
The North Carolina rowing team started off the season in an ideal fashion last weekend, topping both Navy and Old Dominion. “We have never beaten Navy before in my career at Carolina and I’m a senior,” Allie Davis said.
At the break between the second and third sets, the No. 10 North Carolina volleyball team has dropped two sets to Duke at Carmichael Arena.
Welcome to another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels. Let’s see what the Tar Heels have been up to: Carlos Collazo takes a look at the many challenges and injuries men’s soccer player Josh Rice has had to overcome. Assistant Sports Editor Grace Raynor previews the UNC volleyball game against Duke tonight.
Through one half of play, the North Carolina women’s soccer team leads N.C. State 1-0 in a cold, drizzly matchup at Fetzer Field.
Welcome to another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels. Let’s see what the Tar Heels have been up to: Sports agent Terry Watson was indicted Wednesday morning on 13 counts of athlete-agent inducement and one count of felony obstruction of justice related to the North Carolina football scandal, Sports Agent Brooke Pryor writes.
Welcome to another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels. Let’s see what the Tar Heels have been up to: Senior Writer Michael Lananna writes about “T.J.
It only took the No. 17 Clemson men’s soccer team one minute and four seconds to get on the board against the No.
Here are some of our favorite tweets from UNC student athletes. If you see a tweet that you think belongs here, retweet it with the hashtag #harkthis. It just might make it onto the next list.
Welcome to another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels. Let’s see what the Tar Heels have been up to: With the indictment of former UNC tutor Jennifer Wiley Thompson last Thursday under the Uniform Athlete Agents Act, reportedly the first of its kind, prosecutors are testing the law, Assistant State and National Editor Lucinda Chen writes.
Welcome to another edition of Tracking the Tar Heels. Let’s see what the Tar Heels have been up to: The North Carolina football team’s defense showed improvement despite a 27-17 loss to Virginia Tech Saturday, Senior Writer Michael Lananna writes.
After falling behind early in the first minute of the game, the UNC women’s soccer team heads into halftime tied with Maryland 1-1.
Goals by Nina Notman and Loren Shealy have keyed the No. 3 North Carolina field hockey team to a 2-0 halftime lead against California at Henry Stadium. The Tar Heels (8-2, 1-2 ACC) outshot the Golden Bears 24-1 in a lopsided opening half.
BLACKSBURG, Va. — The North Carolina football team fell to 1-4 (0-2 ACC) Saturday in a 27-17 loss at Virginia Tech. Here are three reasons why UNC lost.
