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Here is Every Tar Heel Heading to Paris for the Summer Olympics and Paralympics

A sizable contingent of current and former Tar Heel standouts is headed to Paris for the Summer Olympics, which begin July 24. Former NCAA champions and Meredith Sholder will take the field with Team USA in field hockey. Former UNC tennis star and Australian Open doubles champion Rinky Hijikata will represent his native Australia. (Chapelboro.com)

Sean Taylor's daughter, Jackie Taylor, honors her dad at UNC

Jackie Taylor is former NFL safety Sean Taylor’s only child and was just 18 months old when she lost her father. In 2023, Jackie committed to UNC on a volleyball scholarship and will be a freshman this fall. On Thursday, the Tar Heels revealed Jackie’s number: 21, the same as her late father. She also continues to honor him with the Sean Taylor Legacy Project. (USA Today)

UNC Athletics Dominate Duke in the 2023-2024 Cycle

UNC either beat, tied, or split the series with Duke in the following: Field Hockey: UNC won 2-1. Volleyball: UNC won the series in five sets (3-2). Men’s Soccer: UNC won 2-1. Women’s Soccer: Tie. Football: UNC won 47-45 in double-overtime. Wrestling: UNC won 41-9. Men’s Basketball in Chapel Hill: UNC won 93-84. Men’s Basketball in Durham: UNC won 84-79. (Carolina HQ)

Carmichael Arena Lobby Dedicated In Dr. Beth Miller's Honor

Dr. Beth Miller spent more than 40 years working as part of the UNC Department of Athletics, and during that time she was part of thousands of gatherings in Carmichael Arena, whether cheering at games, coaching at practices, or mentoring student-athletes. Sunday, she was a central figure in another gathering at Carmichael, this one convened in her honor. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Student-Athletes Set Graduation Success Rates Record

For the fourth straight year UNC student-athletes set a school-record for multi-year graduation rates and set the mark for highest single-year rate as reported in the NCAA's annual Graduation Success Rates. Tar Heels student-athlete GSRs for the incoming classes of 2013-14 through 2016-17 were a record 92%. The single-year rate was also a record 94%. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Volleyball Downs Duke In Five Sets

The UNC volleyball team ended the 2023 season in dramatic fashion on Friday afternoon, downing Duke in five sets in Carmichael Arena (Highlights). Junior outside Mabrey Shaffmaster led the match with her second 25-kill performance in a row to go with nine digs and a pair of blocks and aces. Graduate outside hitter Emani' Foster had 18 kills. (GoHeels.com)

How and when to watch UNC teams on busy Thanksgiving week

It’s a busy Thanksgiving week for UNC athletics. When do they play, and how can you watch as the basketball teams face more challenging competition, the soccer teams continue to pursue national championships and football and volleyball teams play the last games on their schedules? Here’s how to watch UNC's 10 games over six sports through Sunday. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Volleyball Sweeps Virginia Tech, 3-0

Behind a blazing .420 hitting percentage, UNC Volleyball earned a straight-set victory over Virginia Tech on Friday (Highlights). It was the Tar Heels' highest hitting percentage since Oct. 10, 2021, also against the Hokies. Outside hitter Emani' Foster led the match with 13 kills, followed by Mabrey Shaffmaster and Romani Thurman, who had eight apiece. (GoHeels.com)

North Carolina Tar Heels Week Preview: Oct 16 – Oct 22

Women’s Soccer – ’s team is 9-0-6 on the season; while not losing any matches, they have struggled to put teams away when they’ve had the opportunity. Three games remain in the 2023 season, with two of them occurring this week. On Oct 19th, Notre Dame visit Dorrance Field at 8:00 PM and can be watched on the ACC Network. (Keeping It Heel)

North Carolina Tar Heels Week Preview: Oct 9 – Oct 15

The Tar Heel Men’s Soccer team dropped their first game of the season last Friday when Syracuse beat them 1-0 in Chapel Hill. They will look to right the ship this week with a non-conference game versus Florida Gulf Coast on Tuesday, October 10th at 6:00 PM, followed by a conference road trip to Wake Forest on Saturday, October 14th at 7:00 PM. (Keeping It Heel)
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