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Carolina Olympic Sports Weekly: September 14-20 - Rivalry Wins and Ranked Matchups

It was another busy week across North Carolina Olympic sports, highlighted by a rivalry win for women’s soccer, ranked matchups across several programs, and the beginning of fall tournament play for both Tar Heel tennis teams. Here is a look back at the week across Carolina Olympic sports and what is coming up next. (Tar Heel Blue)

Three Heels Advance At ITA All-Americans

UNC Women's Tennis continued tournament play in the pre-qualifying draw of the ITA All-American Championships on Sunday. Three Tar Heels picked up wins in singles to advance to the qualifying bracket. Sunday's winners included Anna Frey, Theadora Rabman, and Maddy Zampardo. Frey got the day started with another dominant straight-set win. (GoHeels.com)

This Week in UNC Sports: September 14-20, 2026

Thursday, Sep. 17 - Women’s soccer will welcome No. 3 Duke at Dorrance Field. The Blue Devils won the only meeting between the schools last season. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. TV channel: ACC Network. Sunday, Sep. 20 - Field hockey will play its ACC opener at Karen Shelton Stadium against No. 11 Virginia Sunday at 12 p.m. TV channel: ACC Network. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Women’s Tennis Finishes Strong Showing On Opening Weekend

UNC Women's Tennis concluded tournament play at the Kitty Harrison Invitational and Milwaukee Tennis Classic on Sunday. In Chapel Hill, No. 21 Tatum Evans and Susanna Maltby won their flights in the tournament. Anna Frey fought to claim the singles championship in Milwaukee, while Frey and Alanis Hamilton also claimed the doubles title. (GoHeels.com)

This Week in UNC Sports: September 7-13, 2026

After two weeks which saw Tar Heel teams playing as far east as Dublin and as far west as California, the first full week of September will give UNC fans plenty of chances to see Carolina in action in Chapel Hill. Among the notable games are the home opener for football and a major matchup on the soccer pitch. The football team will take center stage Saturday. (Chapelboro.com)

Reese Brantmeier Set For U.S. Open

Former UNC Women's Tennis standout Reese Brantmeier is set to begin singles play in the main draw of the US Open on Tuesday. This will be the first time in Brantmeier's career that she will compete in the main draw of the tournament for singles. Brantmeier clinched entry into the Open after winning the USTA American Collegiate Wildcard Playoff in June. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Women’s Tennis Releases Fall Schedule

Coach Brian Kalbas and the UNC Women's Tennis team return to Chapel Hill as they prepare for the 2026 fall season. The team released the fall schedule Wednesday, whicj features one home invitational and several road tournaments en route to the NCAA Individual Championships. UNC opens the fall season Sept. 11-13 in two different locations. (GoHeels.com)

Newsletter: Cameron Fens Fills Out UNC Basketball Roster, Football Position Battles Heat Up

UNC Basketball's frontcourt search concludes as Cameron Fens committed Friday, and Michael Malone's roster is now full for 2026-27. Football's preseason camp hit its second week, with pads coming on and the QB race heating up. Women's Basketball's non-conference schedule is out. And Diamond Heels are off to strong minor-league starts. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

UNC Student-Athletes Left 'Figuring it Out' Upon NCAA’s 5-for-5 Ruling

Carter Loftin was at practice when he learned that his college diving career could last another year. The incoming senior expected that his competitive clock was due to run out, but is now left to decide whether his body, and his future plans, can accommodate another season after the NCAA's adoption of an age-based eligibility model, known as 5-for-5. (Chapelboro.com)

Reese Brantmeier, Jason DeCaro, Ryleigh Heck Earn UNC’s 2026 Patterson Medals

Two NCAA champions and a hard-throwing All-America ace on two College World Series teams are the winners of the 2026 Patterson Medals, UNC's most prestigious honor for athletics excellence. Women's tennis NCAA champion Reese Brantmeier, field hockey national champion Ryleigh Heck, and right-handed pitcher Jason DeCaro are this year's recipients. (GoHeels.com)

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