In the end, it was Michigan’s strong attacking capabilities that overpowered the Tar Heels. Michigan had 44 kills to North Carolina's 34.
UNC had two goalscoring chances in the first 20 minutes of play from the lateral edges of the box, but it was the Panthers who scored first in their first true offensive chance they had 25 minutes into the game.
Friday’s 4-3 victory over Princeton revealed that UNC Field Hockey’s team is moving past the bitter end of November’s NCAA Tournament and last season’s underwhelming results. North Carolina’s expectations for this season remain high as head coach Karen Shelton strives to return her team to national glory this year.
The team will be traveling to South Bend, Indiana to play a three-game series against No. 24 Notre Dame. The Tar Heels' first game is scheduled for April 22 at 5 p.m.
North Carolina women's tennis will kick off ACC Tournament play against either No. 35 Florida State or No. 39 Notre Dame. Regardless of what may come in the postseason, the team has shown that it is capable of defeating top teams at the ACC level and beyond.
Friday’s 4-1 win over No. 29 Louisville showed the importance of the team’s veterans. Acting as role models for the younger ones, the seniors exemplified the grit and determination needed to outperform top players and win championships.
The team will be traveling to South Bend, Indiana to face ACC opponent No. 23 Notre Dame on Sunday, March 27 at 1 p.m.
The No. 4 North Carolina men’s golf team finished sixth overall in the Linger Longer Invitational tournament in the Great Waters Golf Course on Tuesday.
With a 6-1 win against Boston College, the undefeated UNC women's tennis team gave its head coach his 700th career win. The Tar Heels will face Miami and Florida State later this week.
Today was no routine victory for North Carolina, as it marked Kalbas’ 700th career win. He joins an exclusive club of four other Division I women’s tennis coaches to reach 700 victories.
