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Fifth-seeded UNC women's tennis handles No. 13 seed LSU, 4-2, in NCAA Quarterfinals

| May 15

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Wide receiver Erik Highsmith scored one touchdown in the first half against Georgia Tech.

UNC tied 17-17 with Jackets at halftime

By Jonathan Jones | September 18

North Carolina and Georgia Tech enter halftime knotted at 17 in the ACC opener for both squads at Kenan Stadium.

Breaking down the Georgia Tech triple option

By Jonathan Jones | September 16

Georgia Tech is the only opponent on UNC’s schedule that runs a triple option offense. It’s different from most offenses because it’s much more ...

UNC faces unfamiliar 3-4 defense with Jackets

By Louie Horvath | September 16

T.J. Yates and the rest of the North Carolina offense are preparing to face what has been a house of horrors for them during the past three years — ...

Sophomore Kelsey Kolojejchick said she anticipates an intense game against nine-time national champion Old Dominion today at 6 p.m.

UNC field hockey hosts storied Monarchs program

By Evan G. Marlow | September 16

In her four years on the North Carolina field hockey team, senior captain Katelyn Falgowski has had a lot of experience with the team’s rivalry with ...

Coiner takes John Blake's position with UNC football

September 16

Former NFL assistant coach Charlie Coiner was hired as an assistant defensive coach, the University said Wednesday. Coiner has worked with tight ends ...

Football coaching slot filled

By Louie Horvath | September 15

On Wednesday, the University of North Carolina football team announced that it hired Charlie Coiner as defensive assistant coach. Even though he does ...

RB Draughn cleared to play vs. Ga. Tech

By Aaron Taube | September 13

After picking up just 24 yards in the season opener against Louisiana State, the North Carolina running game has help on the way. The University released ...

Billy Schuler slides after a ball against the Akron Zips. Two days later, he injured his shoulder, causing him to miss the remainder of the year.

All-ACC forward out with shoulder injury

By Aaron Taube | September 13

Men’s soccer’s all-ACC forward Billy Schuler is out for the season with a partial tear of a ligament in his shoulder.

Kealia Ohai
2010 UNC Women's Soccer
Finley Fields
Chapel Hill, NC
Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Women's soccer grabs pair of 1-0 wins

By Kelly Parsons | September 12

With 1-0 wins against Cal Poly and San Diego State this weekend, the North Carolina women’s soccer team (6-0-1) proved that sometimes one goal is ...

Eddie Ababio adjusted to his new position in the Tar Heels’ attack in place of injured forward Billy Schuler and scored the game’s only goal.

UNC shuts out NCSU in Raleigh

By Megan Walsh | September 12

RALEIGH — Senior Eddie Ababio entered the men’s soccer team’s matchup against N.C. State on Friday with big shoes to fill. As No. 4 North Carolina ...

Field hockey gives up first goals in victories

By Evan G. Marlow | September 12

Despite giving up a goal in both games this weekend, the No.1 North Carolina field hockey team had a successful trip while participating in the Vonnie ...

Joe Sagula
University of North Carolina Volleyball
Photo Day
Carmichael Arena/Campus
Chapel Hill, NC
Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Volleyball coach reaches 600 win milestone

By Zack Tyman | September 12

Two weeks ago, North Carolina volleyball head coach Joe Sagula won his 600th career match, becoming one of just a handful of coaches to reach that milestone. ...

Stephen McCarthy, who is coming off a medical redshirt last season, has dominated the midfield for North Carolina in his senior campaign.

Midfield strength shines for UNC

By Grant Fitzgerald | September 12

RALEIGH — The stands at N.C. State’s newly constructed Dail Soccer Field were so full that people were being turned away at the gate. Those not allowed ...

Rachel Wood recovers, nabs starting role for UNC soccer

By Kelly Parsons | September 10

When Rachel Wood’s name was called over the loudspeaker prior to the start of North Carolina women’s soccer’s first home game this season, the sophomore ...

Erik Highsmith: the perfect WR for the hurry-up

By Mark Thompson | September 10

_Erik Highsmith is a sophomore wide receiver from Vanceboro. As a freshman last season, Highsmith was second on the team in receiving yards with 425 yards ...

'Jhay Bird' flies high at the Georgia Dome

By Mark Thompson | September 10

Jheranie Boyd has a new nickname. ESPN broadcaster Brent Musburger, one of two broadcasters calling the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game, dubbed North Carolina’s ...

Billy Schuler will sit out tonight’s game against N.C. State with an injury to his right shoulder. Schuler led the team last season with nine goals.

Schuler out for ACC opener vs. N.C. State

By Aaron Taube | September 9

The North Carolina men’s soccer team kicks off conference play Friday night with a trip to N.C. State. But if the No. 4 Tar Heels (1-1-0) are to avenge ...

On Thursday night, team Mean Machine defeated Tarheels Finest 48-6 in one of the first intramural flag football games of the season. Both teams are in pursuit of the coveted intramural championship T-shirt. Courtesy of Cameron Moseley

Campus Rec Report: Mean Machine vies for championship

By Seth Crawford | September 9

Employing some offensive trickery and equipped with numerous scoring options, the Mean Machine demolished Tarheels Finest 48-6 Wednesday evening in one ...

Tre Boston matures quickly in UNC secondary

By Louie Horvath | September 9

If one was to look for a microcosm of the North Carolina defensive effort against Louisiana State, one should look no further than Tre Boston. Boston, ...

John Blake resigned Sunday as associate head football coach.

Phone records strengthen suspicion of Blake

By Jonathan Jones | September 8

Former North Carolina associate football coach John Blake called friend and sports agent Gary Wichard 151 times between Nov. 5, 2009 and June 22, 2010. According ...