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UNC Baseball Falls Short Of Sweep Against NC State

One game after everything went right for North Carolina against NC State, little went the Tar Heels’ way in their regular-season finale. Against a hot pitcher, No. 2 UNC went from scoring 17 runs Friday to only having four runners in scoring position, as NC State salvaged a game in the three-game series with a 7-2 victory (Box Score) at Doak Field on Saturday. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Baseball Crushes NC State for 13th Run-Rule Win

North Carolina’s offense has shifted into overdrive as postseason approaches. The No. 2 Tar Heels batted around in three of the first five innings and hit multiple home runs for the fifth consecutive game in a 17–7 7-inning victory Friday over N.C. State at Doak Field, their 13th run-rule win (Highlights, Box Score). UNC has won nine straight ACC series. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Diamond Heels Run Rule NC State in 17-7 Game Two Win

No. 2 UNC run-ruled NC State in a series-clinching 17-7 victory on Friday night at Doak Field. The Tar Heels (43-9-1, 22-7) scored four or more runs in three separate frames to dominate the Wolfpack in seven innings. Jake Schaffner homered on the very first pitch of the game. Owen Hull and Macon Winslow doubled in back-to-back at-bats twice in the game. (TarHeel247)

Video: Scott Forbes Post-NC State 9-4 Game One Win

North Carolina head baseball coach Scott Forbes met with the media following the Tar Heels' 9-4 win over NC State on Thursday night at Doak Field. (View Video)

Another mammoth Owen Hull home run powers UNC Baseball to convincing win over NC State

No. 2 UNC Baseball hasn’t been a huge power-hitting team this season, but that may be changing with Owen Hull suddenly hitting mammoth shots. Hull crushed his second home run in as many games, one of two Tar Heels blasts on the night, as they eased past N.C. State 9-4 on Thursday night at Doak Field (Highlights, Box Score) in the series opener. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Jason DeCaro Named Golden Spikes Semifinalist

UNC Baseball ace Jason DeCaro was named among the 25 best players in the nation as a semifinalist for the 2026 Golden Spikes Award, USA baseball announced on Thursday afternoon. The Tar Heels' Friday starter joins an elite company of UNC pitchers to make the list alongside the likes of Jake Knapp, J.B. Bukauskas, Kent Emmanuel, and Robert Woodard. (GoHeels.com)

Jason DeCaro, Caden Glauber Earn Dick Howser Trophy Semifinalist Recognition

UNC pitchers Jason DeCaro and Caden Glauber have been selected as semifinalists for the 2026 Dick Howser Trophy, given annually to the top player in college baseball by the National College Baseball Writers Association. DeCaro has been excellent as the No. 2 Tar Heels' ace since Opening Day. His 1.91 ERA is battling Glauber for the best in the ACC. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Baseball To Wrap Regular Season With Road Trip To NC State

The Diamond Heels will conclude their regular-season run with a cross-town, three-game road trip to face NC State beginning Thursday. The rivals have faced off 316 times in their history dating back to 1895. UNC leads the all-time ledger 172-143-1 and the teams are a perfectly balanced 64-64 in games played in the Raleigh leg of the Research Triangle. (GoHeels.com)

Meet UNC Baseball’s 'Doctor'

One Saturday Carter French was playing right field and scoring four runs in a 22-5 win against Duke. A week later, the Tar Heel senior was taking the Medical College Admission Test during exam season. No wonder his teammates on the No. 2 North Carolina baseball team appreciate the senior for his on-field contributions and love calling him "doctor." (UNC.edu)

Tar Heels swat season-high four homers to win slugfest at UNCW

The home run derby was a draw, but No. 2 UNC Baseball prevailed in the game. Carolina hit a season-high four home runs to knock off UNCW 13-7 on Tuesday in Wilmington despite four Seahawks home runs (Highlights, Box Score). UNC wanted to rest its best bullpen arms for the N.C. State series that starts Thursday, so the big run output was needed. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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