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Joschi Schelb’s magical goal lifts UNC Men's Soccer past NC State, into ACC final

North Carolina forward Joschi Schelb unleashed some magic Thursday, showing why he is the ACC Offensive Player of the Year. His remarkable acrobatic goal extended the No. 12 Tar Heels’ unbeaten streak to 11 and carried them to a 1-0 win over NC State (Highlights) on a cool evening at WakeMed Soccer Park in an ACC men’s soccer tournament semifinal. (Tar Heel Tribune)

No. 2 UNC Women’s Soccer Beats Duke In ACC Semifinal, 1-0

With dominant defense, No. 2 UNC Women's Soccer needed only a beautiful Bella Devey goal to overcome Duke. The No. 2-seed Tar Heels controlled much of the game but still had to sweat out the final minutes of a 1-0 victory Thursday over the No. 6-seed Blue Devils (Highlights) in the ACC women’s soccer tournament semifinals at WakeMed Soccer Park. (Tar Heel Tribune)

No. 2 UNC Women’s Soccer Faces No. 12 Duke In ACC Tournament Semifinal Thursday

No. 2 North Carolina women's soccer prepares to face No. 12 Duke in the 2026 ACC Women's Soccer Championship Semifinal on Thursday afternoon. The Tar Heels and Blue Devils are set for a 2 p.m. kickoff at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C., with streaming available on ACC Network. The Tar Heels lead the all-time series with a 46-7-5 record. (GoHeels.com)

Joschi Schelb Named ACC Men's Soccer Offensive Player Of The Year, Seven Earn All-ACC Honors

UNC Men's Soccer standout Joschi Schelb has been named ACC Offensive Player of the Year and seven Tar Heels earned All-ACC recognitions. Schelb and Luka Nikolai claimed first-team All-ACC honors, while Nico Loebus and Bertil Rygaard Hansen were named to the second team. Nick Lockermann and Ryan Zellefrow earned places on the third team. (GoHeels.com)

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

The ACC announced the 2026 All-ACC Women's Soccer Team Wednesday. Bella Devey was tabbed Offensive Player of the Year while Cali O'Neill was named Freshman of the Year. UNC Women's Soccer also earned eight All-ACC selections. Devey has established herself as one of the nation's most dominant attackers, scoring 16 goals and six game-winners. (GoHeels.com)

No. 17 UNC Men’s Soccer Beats No. 3 Clemson, 3-2, In Double Overtime

No. 17 UNC Men's Soccer used a 106th-minute penalty kick by Luca Nikolai to outlast No. 3 Clemson in two overtimes, 3-2, and advance to the ACC Championship semifinals (Highlights). Nikolai stepped in front of a Clemson defender and was brought down just before full time and converted his fifth penalty kick of the season to send the Tar Heels through. (GoHeels.com)

Women’s Soccer Enters ACC Tournament As No. 2 Seed

The ACC has announced the bracket for the 2026 ACC Women's Soccer Championship. UNC Women's Soccer heads into the tournament as the No. 2 seed. After earning a top-two seed, the Tar Heels will head straight into the semifinal match Nov. 12 at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C. North Carolina will play the winner of No. 3 Wake Forest/No. 6 Duke. (GoHeels.com)

Hope Munson’s hat trick earns UNC Women's Soccer 3-2 win, ACC tournament bye

Needing a win to secure a bye in the ACC women’s soccer tournament, sophomore midfielder Hope Munson ensured that No. 2 North Carolina wouldn’t be denied. Munson’s first career hat trick, the last two breaking ties, carried the Tar Heels to a 3–2 victory at Louisville on Thursday night (Highlights), while overcoming two improbable Cardinals goals. (Tar Heel Tribune)

No. 17 UNC Men’s Soccer Advances In Penalties Over Cal Wednesday

No. 17 UNC Men's Soccer bettered Cal in penalties, 4-3, to advance to the second round of the ACC Championship on Wednesday at Dorrance Field (Highlights). The teams drew 1-1 thanks to a late equalizer from Joschi Schelb, and Alan Rutkowski made two saves in the penalty shootout to help the Tar Heels move on to play No. 2 seed Clemson on Sunday. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Olympic Sports Weekly: Oct 26 - Nov 1

Carolina field hockey secured a share of the ACC regular-season championship, volleyball extended its winning streak, and cross country delivered strong performances at the ACC Championships. Wrestling opened its season with three individual champions, while men's and women's soccer continued their preparations for postseason competition. (Tar Heel Blue)

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