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Looking back at UNC-West Virginia ahead of 2025 Chapel Hill Super Regional

As you prepare to watch two (maybe three) days of high-stakes baseball in Chapel Hill, let's take a quick look back at UNC's run through the 2024 Chapel Hill Super Regional, which included wins against West Virginia in two consecutive days. The Diamond Heels' 2024 postseason run was largely defined by the heroics of one player: Vance Honeycutt. (Tar Heels Wire)

Carolina Insider Podcast: Super Regional Preview, Gavin Gallaher Interview, UNC Basketball Roster

UNC Baseball now hosts Arizona in the Super Regional for the right to go to the CWS (2:18). Tar Heel Basketball has been active in the transfer portal as the final 2025-26 roster is taking shape (34:50). Chapel Hill Regional MOP, Tar Heel third baseman Gavin Gallaher, joins (47:41), and more. (Listen To Podcast)

Diamond Heels Enter Super Regional Looking to Snap Luke Stevenson’s Slump

For all of the factors that have contributed to the momentum propelling UNC into the super regionals, Luke Stevenson's bat largely has been absent. And as the Tar Heels prepare to host Arizona in the super regional beginning Friday at Boshamer Stadium, getting the catcher back on track has been among the topics coach Scott Forbes has addressed. (Inside Carolina)

'Doctor' Carter French goes from walk-on to key player in left field for UNC

The "doctor" was patient while waiting his turn, but after walking on and being a reserve his first 2 1/2 seasons, Carter French became a key part of UNC Baseball's run to the ACC title and Super Regionals. A biology major who plans to go to medical school, French took over in left field in April due to his excellent defense and has started ever since. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Baseball Set To Host Super Regional Against Arizona

UNC Baseball enters its second Super Regional in as many years, when it faces off against Arizona on Friday, June 6 at noon. It will be the 12th appearance in the Super Regional round for North Carolina, who holds a 17-8 record and has advanced on eight occasions. Boshamer Stadium has hosted the supers nine times, with Carolina winning seven. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Baseball in the NCAA Super Regionals: How to Watch and Start Times

UNC baseball is once again hosting a super regional round, as the No. 5 Diamond Heels welcome the Arizona Wildcats after winning games over Oklahoma and Holy Cross in the regional round. The series will be a best of three, with a trip to the NCAA College World Series in Omaha on the line. Friday’s opening matchup is set for 12 p.m. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC baseball coaches point to MLB veteran as example to help Luke Stevenson snap slump

If UNC baseball is going to clinch another trip to the CWS and compete for a national championship, the Tar Heels need Luke Stevenson at his best. Named the 2025 ACC Tournament MVP after going 3-for-9, with two HRs and five RBIs in the first two tournament games, Stevenson is enduring a bit of a slump across the last five postseason games. (Hendersonville Times-News)

Emergence of first-year pitcher Ryan Lynch propels No. 5 seed UNC baseball to Super Regionals

Ryan Lynch’s journey to the University of North Carolina wasn’t “normal.” The first-year pitcher hails from a public high school in Moorestown, N.J., a town not known for producing big time baseball recruits. But performing in that type of environment taught Lynch one thing: toughness. “A lot of the ideas of just trying to be tough,” Lynch said. (Daily Tar Heel)

Video: UNC Baseball Pre-Arizona Super Regional Press Conference

North Carolina second baseman Jackson Van De Brake, left fielder Carter French, and head coach Scott Forbes meet with the media on Thursday ahead of the start of this weekend's Super Regional matchup against the Arizona Wildcats at Boshamer Stadium. (View Video)

This Week in UNC Baseball: Gearing Up for Arizona

Does the Super Regional format change how you handle this weekend's pitching rotation? UNC Head Baseball Coach Scott Forbes: "Treat it like a weekend series. We are going to do whatever we can to win this series. And I'm a firm believer you're trying to win that game one. So whatever it takes to win game one is what we're going to do." (Inside Carolina)

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