I've always told people when speaking about the paper that it was harder than I originally thought it would be. At the same time, it has been more rewarding than I could have ever imagined.
UNC first-year Sasha Neglia finished sixth at the ACC Championships to earn All-ACC honors and the award for ACC Women's Cross Country Freshman of the Year.
Athletes went from practicing and playing almost every day to going home, wherever that may be, uncertain about their futures. But in that time, UNC athletes are finding new hobbies or perfecting their crafts.
The UNC women's cross country team finished first with six top-10 finishers — three of which were first-years — and the UNC men finished third in the Tar Heels' season opening meet.
“Let’s make the most of every chance we get.” The UNC cross country team is excited to compete this year, despite the possibility that the entire season will not happen.
With the coronavirus putting all seasons at risk, several UNC athletes are speaking out about the legacies they want to leave.
Two of UNC's finest college athletes have been honored with the Patterson Medal for outstanding athletic achievement, sportsmanship and leadership.
“I’m a skeptic about the idea of resuming sports," Andrews said. "I’m a skeptic about certainly resuming college sports and college football, I think that’s absolute insanity. I think it’s downright dangerous and maybe even morally repugnant to put college athletes at risk like that."
Former North Carolina outfielder Dylan Harris and right-handed pitcher Gianluca Dalatri inked free-agent deals with the Baltimore Orioles and St. Louis Cardinals, respectively, following the shortened MLB draft in June.
With Aaron Sabato inking a deal with the Minnesota Twins following the MLB draft, here's how the former Tar Heel might fit in with his new organization.
