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Podcast: UNC vs. Miami Football Preview, DeMarcus Henry Commitment, and More

The Ultimate Tar Heel Podcast Episode 27 previews Saturday's UNC vs. Miami football game and injury report, DeMarcus Henry's commitment to Carolina Basketball, the latest Olympic sports news, and much more. (Listen To Podcast)

No. 15 UNC Men’s Soccer Draws With NC State Friday Night

No. 15 UNC Men's Soccer took a late lead against NC State on Friday at Dorrance Field, but the Wolfpack tied it in the 89th minute for a 1-1 draw (Highlights). The sides traded blows before the Tar Heels broke through in the 84th minute when Evans Dapaah scored his first as a Tar Heel on Senior Night. UNC ends the regular season at 8-2-5 (3-1-4 ACC). (GoHeels.com)

Short-handed No. 2 UNC Women's Soccer dominates SMU

No. 2 UNC Women's Soccer has played nearly every match without its full roster, but that hasn’t mattered with the talent Coach Damon Nahas has at his disposal. The Tar Heels showed off their impressive depth Thursday in a dominant 2-0 over SMU (Highlights). Summer Denigan got the scoring going in the 17th minute with her 10th goal. (Tar Heel Tribune)

No. 15 UNC Men’s Soccer Cruises Past William & Mary, 6-0, Tuesday

No. 15 UNC Men's Soccer jumped on William & Mary early and didn't look back in a 6-0 win Tuesday at Dorrance Field (Highlights). The Tar Heels got a hat trick from Joschi Schelb and goals from Max Fisher, Riley Berge, and Jace Donawa. Goalie Alan Rutkowski and the Tar Heels defense earned their fifth shutout this season to compliment the attack. (GoHeels.com)

Izzi Stratton, Peyton Trayer Earn ACC Women's Soccer Weekly Awards

The ACC announced women's soccer weekly awards Tuesday. Izzi Stratton and Peyton Trayer represent UNC Women's Soccer on this week's list. Stratton was tabbed ACC Co-Defensive Player of the Week while Trayer was named ACC Freshman and Goalkeeper of the Week. Stratton played a key role in the Tar Heels' shutout win over No. 7 Stanford on Friday. (GoHeels.com)

This Week in UNC Sports: October 26-November 1, 2026

The week of Halloween means that several North Carolina sports will be wrapping up their regular seasons and getting ready for upcoming Atlantic Coast Conference tournaments. Meanwhile, men’s basketball hosts its final exhibition game, football hosts a primetime game on national TV, and volleyball looks to continue its strong run of play. (Chapelboro.com)

No. 16 UNC Men’s Soccer Draws With Duke, 2-2

No. 16 UNC Men's Soccer came from behind twice in a 2-2 draw with Duke on Friday at Koskinen Stadium. In a hotly contested match between the rivals, Carolina looked likely to find a winner, but couldn't break through late in the game. The Tar Heels got goals from Nico Loebus in the first half and Luca Nikolai in the second to end up sharing the points. (GoHeels.com)

No. 2 UNC Women's Soccer bounces back behind Bella Devey’s left-footer

In their first match since falling from the No. 1 ranking, UNC Women's Soccer showed why it earned that standing during its second top-10 battle in five days. After falling at No. 4 Wake Forest on Sunday, the Tar Heels earned a 1-0 victory over No. 7 Stanford in their first game at Dorrance Field in 21 days (Highlights) and their second top-10 win this season. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC debuts in men’s soccer poll; every fall sports team except football now ranked

Aside from the surging football team, every other North Carolina team in a fall sport is now ranked, with the men’s soccer team debuting at No. 16 in the United Soccer Coaches poll. The Tar Heels fell off the top spot in the women’s soccer poll but only to No. 2, while the field hockey team moved up one spot to No. 9 and the volleyball team held at No. 23. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Alan Rutkowski Named ACC Men's Soccer Defensive Player Of The Week

UNC goalkeeper Alan Rutkowski earned ACC Men's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week award after posting a clean sheet against No. 7 Pitt last Friday. This marks Rutkowski's first ACC honor. Rutkowski led a Carolina backline that held Pitt scoreless for the first time in nine matches, helping the Tar Heels break the Panthers string of six straight unbeaten. (GoHeels.com)

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