UNC Women's Lacrosse Opens NCAA Tournament Play vs. Clemson Sunday

No. 2 seed UNC Women's Lacrosse opens NCAA Tournament play Sunday, May 10 at noon on Dorrance Field. The Tar Heels face Clemson, who defeated Davidson on Friday to advance. Carolina defeated Clemson, 12-9, earlier this season in South Carolina. The Heels' game on Sunday will air on ESPN+ with Mike Guerriere and Dennis Cox on the call. (GoHeels.com)

Video: IC Podcast - What is UNC Basketball's Goal?

Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley of Inside Carolina discuss how NCAA Tournament expansion could affect scheduling for the Tar Heels and what the goals in that regard should be going forward for a UNC Basketball program looking to return to prominence in the Michael Malone era. (View Video)

UNC baseball secures a double-bye in the ACC Tournament

The 2026 college baseball regular season is heading toward the finish line, and once again, Scott Forbes and the Diamond Heels are rolling. With four conference games left to play, the Diamond Heels have already claimed a top four seed in the upcoming Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Championship, giving them a double-bye to the quarterfinal round. (Keeping It Heel)

UNC Baseball's Balanced Approach Secures Series Over Pitt

Pittsburgh threw everything it had at UNC on Saturday to no avail as the Tar Heels secured their eighth ACC series of the season with a 12-2 win in Boshamer Stadium. Ryan Lynch earned his fourth win of the season, going six innings before giving way to Walker McDuffie in the seventh. Cooper Nicholson’s three-RBI day led seven Heels with RBI. (Inside Carolina)

Dominic Pietramala Breaks UNC Career & NCAA Tournament Records In Men's Lacrosse Win Over UAlbany

Dominic Pietramala's 10 goals fueled UNC Men's Lacrosse over UAlbany 24-6, on Saturday in the NCAA Tournament first round (Highlights). Pietramala became UNC's career goals leader as well as breaking UNC and NCAA Tournament single-game goal records. The Tar Heels advance to the quarterfinal round to face the winner of No. 6 Syracuse and Yale. (GoHeels.com)

Cooper Nicholson’s glove, bat accelerate UNC baseball’s 11th run-rule win of the season

Cooper Nicholson’s glove and bat in the sixth inning steadied the game for No. 2 UNC Baseball when the game could have swung Pittsburgh’s way. A terrific defensive play and two-run homer by the junior third baseman in the sixth inning accelerated the Tar Heels’ 12-2 victory Saturday at Boshamer Stadium (Highlights), their 11th run-rule win this season. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Game On - North Carolina’s Chloe Humphrey

In 2025, Chloe Humphrey of UNC Women's Lacrosse became the first freshman to win the Tewaaraton Award as she led the Tar Heels to an undefeated season. A generational talent, Humphrey’s bigger impact may be the way she has elevated the sport and changed the dynamic of women’s lacrosse. (View Video)

UNC Baseball: Forbes, Players Interviews Post-Pitt Game One

The Diamond Heels set the series tone with a 4-1 victory over Pittsburgh at Boshamer Stadium Friday night. After the game, head coach Scott Forbes, starting pitcher Jason DeCaro, and relief pitcher Caden Glauber spoke with the media. DeCaro earned the winning decision with his five scoreless innings and seven strikeouts. (TarHeel247)

No. 3 UNC Men's Lacrosse Welcomes UAlbany For NCAA First Round Saturday

For the second-straight year, UNC Men's Lacrosse will host an NCAA First-Round matchup, welcoming America East champion UAlbany to Dorrance Field on Saturday. Opening faceoff between the Tar Heels and Great Danes is set for noon, televised on ESPNU. A win would be UNC's 36th NCAA victory in program history, the seventh most nationally. (GoHeels.com)

Look back at UNC Commencement through the years

UNC celebrates the newest Tar Heel graduates at Spring Commencement on Saturday at Kenan Stadium. Commencement has a long history at Carolina. UNC was the only public institution to confer degrees in the 18th century, and the first group of graduates in 1798 went seven deep (a little smaller than this year’s 7,183). Here’s a look at graduations past. (UNC.edu)

UNC Women’s Tennis Defeats Michigan In 4-2 Super Regional Thriller

Going head-to-head against 12th-seeded Michigan in the NCAA Women's Tennis Tournament Super Regional, No. 5 North Carolina fought off a tough Wolverine squad, 4-2, to punch its ticket to next week's quarterfinals. With the final two courts both going to three sets, it was Tatum Evans who locked down the victory to keep the Tar Heels' season alive. (GoHeels.com)

UNC's DeCaro, Glauber Silence Pitt in Game One

UNC’s Jason DeCaro and Caden Glauber were dominant Friday, holding down a strong Pittsburgh offense and leading the Diamond Heels to a 4-1 win in the series opener (Highlights). Solo home runs by Gavin Gallaher, Macon Winslow and Cooper Nicholson provided the offensive pyrotechnics as the Heels improved to 38-9-1 overall, 18-7 in the ACC. (Inside Carolina)

Dominant pitching and power give No. 2 UNC baseball impressive win coming off exam break

No. 2 Carolina rode pitching and power to come off the exam break impressively. Other than rustiness from ace reliever Walker McDuffie, the Tar Heels were dominant on the mound, as three solo home runs were more than enough to support impressive outings from right-handers Jason DeCaro and Caden Glauber. The Tar Heels coasted to a 4–1 victory. (Tar Heel Tribune)

USWNT icon Crystal Dunn reflects on paving the way for those after her

Crystal Dunn announced her retirement from professional soccer in January, bringing an end to a decorated career that spanned both the U.S. and Europe. Most recently, she had been playing overseas with Paris Saint-Germain, but made her name in the National Women’s Soccer League, where she won three NWSL championships and three Shields. (Goal.com)

Megan Streicher Named All-ACC Women's Golf For Third Time

Megan Streicher became the fourth women's golfer in University of North Carolina history to earn All-ACC honors at least three times. The senior from Cape Town, South Africa, joins Marcy Newton (1997, 1999, 2000), Ashley Prange (2002-04), and 4-time honoree Catherine O'Donnell (2009-2012) as the only Tar Heels to earn All-ACC three or more times. (GoHeels.com)

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