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Carolina Olympic Sports Weekly: October 5–11

North Carolina's Olympic sports had another busy week of fall competition, highlighted by a seven-goal performance from men's soccer, two more ACC victories for volleyball, strong individual performances across the tennis programs, and more. Here is a look back at the week across Carolina Olympic sports and what is coming up next. (Tar Heel Blue)

UNC Men’s Soccer Thumps Notre Dame, 7-1

UNC Men's Soccer didn't let the weather bog them down and instead rained goals on Saturday at Dorrance Field, beating Notre Dame 7-1 in a resounding victory (Highlights). Joschi Schelb led the way again with a hat trick and an assist, while Ryan Zellefrow scored two goals and recorded three assists. Bertil Rygaard Hansen and Luca Nikolai also scored. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Women's Soccer Match At Florida State Postponed

Due to Hurricane Isaias' projected impact along the Gulf Coast, Friday night's match between No. 1 North Carolina women's soccer and No. 22 Florida State in Tallahassee has been postponed. Efforts are being made to reschedule the game, and information will be provided as it becomes available. (GoHeels.com)

Joschi Schelb Earns ACC Men’s Soccer Offensive Player Of The Week

UNC Men's Soccer standout Joschi Schelb has been named ACC Offensive Player of the Week. Schelb led Carolina to two victories last week over West Florida and Boston College, tallying three goals and an assist. Schelb has totaled nine goals and an assist on the season and is 0.9 goals per game ranks first in the ACC and is tied for third nationally. (GoHeels.com)

Bella Devey, Cali O'Neill Earn ACC Women's Soccer Weekly Awards

The Atlantic Coast Conference announced women's soccer weekly awards Tuesday afternoon. For the second consecutive week, Bella Devey was tabbed ACC Offensive Player of the Week. Cali O'Neill also represented North Carolina women's soccer on this week's award list as the ACC Defensive Player of the Week, her first career conference nod. (GoHeels.com)

Faraji Ramani learned soccer in a refugee camp, now he has his first collegiate goal

On the dirt field where Faraji Ramani grew up playing soccer, boundary lines are painted on just half the pitch. Thirty-five players share one ball, each one reusing their jersey every day and washing it every night. That is football at Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawi. In an area originally meant for 12,000 refugees, more than 50,000 people reside. (Daily Tar Heel)

Carolina Olympic Sports Weekly: Sept. 28 - Oct. 4

It was a strong week across UNC Olympic sports, with several programs continuing impressive stretches. Women’s soccer remained perfect in ACC play, volleyball improved to 4-0 in the ACC, men’s soccer extended its win streak, and field hockey continued its run. Here is a look back at the week across Carolina Olympic sports and what is coming up. (Tar Heel Blue)

UNC Men’s Soccer Wins Third Straight, 3-1, At Boston College

UNC Men's Soccer won its third match in a row with a comprehensive 3-1 win at Boston College on Saturday (Highlights). Joschi Schelb delivered a first-half brace and Riley Berge added the third midway through the second half to lead the Tar Heels to victory. Schelb, who has been on fire of late, scored in the third minute to put North Carolina in front. (GoHeels.com)

Bella Devey's Fourth Brace Lifts No. 1 UNC Women's Soccer Past No. 12 Notre Dame

It took Bella Devey less than 17 minutes to earn her fourth brace of the season as No. 1 UNC Women's Soccer extended its win streak to eight with a 4-1 victory over No. 12 Notre Dame before 3,871 fans at Dorrance Field on Friday night (Highlights). Devey leads the ACC and is second in the country with 14 goals as North Carolina is looking unbeatable. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Joschi Schelb Named To MAC Hermann Trophy Midseason Watch List

UNC Men's Soccer standout Joschi Schelb has been named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Midseason Watch List. Schelb earned his place on the watch list after scoring seven goals in nine games for the Tar Heels. Schelb, a transfer from Rutgers and a native of Freiburg, Germany, has produced a goal in each of North Carolina's last four matches. (GoHeels.com)

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