No. 14 UNC Baseball Scores Five Late Runs To Topple Louisville, 7-6

A five-run eighth inning vaulted UNC Baseball to a series-securing 7-6 win over Louisville on Sunday at Boshamer Stadium (Highlights). The No. 14 Tar Heels again got elite work on the mound from a pitching staff that entered the weekend with a top-10 ERA and managed to lower it against the Cardinals potent offense. Louisville only hit .200 in this series. (GoHeels.com)

Youseff Shamel Crowned Men's Fencing National Champion

For the first time in forty-three years, UNC Fencing crowns an individual national champion as Youseff Shamel wins the 2026 Men's Epee Individual National Championships. Shamel is the second national champion in program history. Shamel had only been on campus for three months before introducing himself by winning the ACC Championship. (GoHeels.com)

Video: UNC Women's Basketball Advances To Sweet 16 With Win Over Maryland, 74-66 - Highlights

Facing No. 5-seeded Maryland, No. 4 UNC Women's Basketball controlled the Terrapins' offense en route to a 74-66 victory in Carmichael Arena on Sunday, sending the Tar Heels to their second straight trip to the Sweet Sixteen. Check out the highlights. (View Video)

UNC Women's Basketball returns to Sweet 16 with gritty win over Maryland

There was no stopping No. 15 UNC Women's Basketball in its pursuit of a second consecutive Sweet 16 trip. The Tar Heels fought through all of that for a gritty 74–66 victory over No. 17 Maryland in the second round of the NCAA tournament at Carmichael Arena. UNC (28–7) will face the winner of Monday’s game between No. 1 UConn and Syracuse. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Box Score: UNC Women's Basketball 74, Maryland 66

View the complete box score from the No. 4 seed North Carolina Tar Heels' Women's Basketball team's 74-66 victory over the No. 5 seed Maryland Terrapins in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday at Carmichael Arena in Chapel Hill. (View Box Score)

UNC Women's Basketball Ousts Maryland to Advance to Sweet 16

Elina Aarnisalo’s 21-point performance helped No. 4 seed North Carolina Women's Basketball defeat No. 5 seed Maryland, 74-66, on Sunday afternoon in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. With the win, UNC improves to 26-1 in NCAA Tournament games hosted in Carmichael Arena, including a 24-game win streak that dates back to 1987. (Inside Carolina)

Tyler Hansbrough On Hubert Davis' Status: 'I don’t think they make a move'

"I don’t think they make a move," Tyler Hansbrough said on the possibility of Hubert Davis being replaced. "The reason I say that is because I think money is a big deal right now at UNC, with football, this arena BS. My worry is, if you do make a change, (Executive Associate Athletic Director Steve) Newmark is not a former AD. Does he know how to navigate this? (On3.com)

Art’s Angle: Three-Ring Circus

What should UNC do? They could let Hubert Davis keep growing in the job and working to find new and better players. Or buy out his contract for $5 million and find another coach who will have to be paid more millions. That coach will also likely need to find new, better players and pay them who knows how many millions. There are no guarantees. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Women's Basketball Hosts Maryland In NCAA Tournament Second Round Sunday - Pregame Notes

With a trip to the Sweet 16 on the line, No. 4 seed UNC Women's Basketball hosts former ACC rival No. 5 seed Maryland in the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday. The Tar Heels look to earn their second straight trip to the Sweet 16 and 20th overall, taking on the Terrapins at noon on ESPN. Maryland enters Sunday at 24-8 overall. (GoHeels.com)

Former UNC Basketball players speak out following the loss to VCU

Things are so bad that when Joel Berry was asked if he thought Hubert Davis was right for the job, Berry had to be careful with his words when talking about his former assistant coach: "My emotions are kind of mixed right now. At one point I said, 'ok, Coach Davis was right for the job,' but I’m having mixed emotions because it’s the same old story." (Tar Heel Blog)

No. 5 UNC Men's Lacrosse Earns 12-11 Victory Over No. 19 Army

An all-around effort from No. 5 UNC Men's Lacrosse propelled the Tar Heels over No. 19 Army, 12-11, on Saturday at Dorrance Field (Highlights). Caden Harshbarger and Gary Merrill each scored three goals, followed by a pair from Anthony Raio and Dominic Pietramala. Owen Duffy dished out three assists, and Josh Marcus posted 10 saves in goal. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Women's Basketball Pre-Maryland Press Conference Video and Transcript

Check out the complete transcript and video from No. 4 seed North Carolina Women's Basketball’s pregame press conference on Saturday with Coach Courtney Banghart, Elina Aarnisalo and Lanie Grant ahead of Sunday’s NCAA tournament second-round matchup against No. 5 seed Maryland at Carmichael Arena in Chapel Hill. (Tar Heel Tribune)

AI research at Carolina

From computer science to journalism, health sciences to social work, researchers are applying AI to the world’s problems. Carolina already boasts a deep knowledge of the burgeoning technology, producing more than 3,000 publications advancing the field across the past decade, and is working collaboratively on a score of issues. (UNC.edu)

Pitchers Shine, But UNC Baseball Falls 2-0 To Louisville On Saturday

UNC Baseball got excellent work on the mound but never kicked their offense into gear in a 2-0 loss to Louisville on Saturday at Boshamer Stadium. The No. 14 Tar Heels played a classic pitcher's duel with the Cardinals and just came out on the losing end. The two sides combined to allow just eight hits while striking out 20 in a low scoring affair. (GoHeels.com)

No. 1 UNC Women’s Lacrosse Rolls Over No. 16 Boston College, 21-12

No. 1 North Carolina Women's Lacrosse used career highs in goals and points from Chloe Humphrey to roll past No. 16 Boston College, 21-12, Saturday at Dorrance Field (Highlights). Humphrey scored eight goals and had three assists for 11 points to lead the Tar Heels to their 31st consecutive victory, which is now tied for fifth in NCAA history. (GoHeels.com)

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