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Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Baseball.

D1 Baseball adds to Caden Glauber’s Freshman of the Year honors

Caden Glauber’s sensational debut college season already had produced ACC Freshman of the Year honors, All-ACC recognition, a national freshman pitching award from Perfect Game, and a place on the Men’s College World Series All-Tournament Team. D1Baseball added another honor Monday, naming the UNC right-hander national Freshman of the Year. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Trust The Process: Just a Matter of Time Before UNC Baseball Wins Its First National Title

For two decades now, North Carolina baseball has been one of the nation's premier programs. After watching what head coach Scott Forbes has built over the past six seasons, though, it's becoming increasingly difficult to believe that drought will continue much longer. It's no longer a question of if North Carolina will win its first College World Series title. (RoundTable.io)

Jason DeCaro, Caden Glauber, Owen Hull Named D1Baseball All-Americans

Three UNC Baseball standouts were recognized among the nation’s best this week. Pitcher Jason DeCaro, reliever Caden Glauber, and outfielder Owen Hull were selected to D1Baseball’s 2026 All-American team. This comes off the heels of a successful season that saw the Tar Heels finish with a 54-14-1 overall record and a national runner-up finish. (USA Today)

Ryan Lynch, Jake Schaffner lead UNC Baseball’s draft hopefuls after Tar Heels’ CWS Finals run

North Carolina Baseball players should be popular picks at the MLB draft. After a 54–14–1 season that ended one win short of a national championship, several Tar Heels enter the July 11–12 draft knowing that their names will be called, led by right-handed pitchers Ryan Lynch and Jason DeCaro, shortstop Jake Schaffner, and center fielder Owen Hull. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Baseball transfer portal tracker, who's in, who's out

As UNC Baseball chases a third trip to Omaha in the last four years, the transfer portal and NIL continue to be a major part of roster building. In their last two CWS appearances, the Tar Heels turned portal additions into valuable pieces that paved the road to Omaha. Here are the Tar Heels’ moves in the transfer portal ahead of the 2027 season. (MSN.com)

UNC baseball finishes second in final coaches poll of season

The North Carolina Tar Heels' baseball team saw its season end disappointingly on Monday night, falling to Oklahoma in the decisive game three in Omaha. The Tar Heels' bid to win their first national championship came to an end in the 13-2 loss. But it was still a special season for the Tar Heels, making the finals for the first time in over 15 years. (USA Today)

Seth Trimble’s shot to beat Duke, walk-off Supers win highlight UNC takeover day on ACCN

A full day of memorable North Carolina victories, from postseason thrills and rivalry showdowns to a memorable Seth Trimble shot, will take over ACC Network on Wednesday as part of the channel’s annual school takeover programming. The 24 hours of programming showcase some of the most memorable moments from the UNC sports season. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Diamond Heels' Scott Jackson Named ABCA DI National Assistant Coach Of The Year

North Carolina Baseball assistant coach and recruiting coordinator Scott Jackson has been named ABCA/Soldier Sports DI National Assistant Coach of the Year. Jackson is the first Tar Heel to win the award, chosen by members of the American Baseball Coaches Association. The Charlotte native just concluded his 10th season with the UNC coaching staff. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Baseball Lands Costal Carolina Transfer Pitcher Scott Doran

UNC Baseball added another relief pitcher out of the transfer portal when former Coastal Carolina right-hander Scott Doran committed to the Tar Heels. Doran announced his decision Friday night. Last season as a sophomore, he was 4–2 with two saves and a 4.76 ERA in 28 1/3 innings, striking out 39 while holding opponents to a .196 batting average. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC stays near top in Directors’ Cup standings. The good, bad from 2025-26

UNC finished fourth in the Learfield Directors’ Cup all-sports standings for the second year in a row. Baseball and Women’s Lacrosse led the way with runner-up finishes in the national championship games. The Directors’ Cup was created in 1993 to measure overall athletic success by each university, and North Carolina was the first university to win. (MSN.com)

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