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UNC's Top Ten Scholar-Athletes Headline Annual Academic Luncheon

Headlining UNC's annual academic luncheon were this year's Top Ten Scholar-Athletes. Natalia Aseguinolaza (golf), Dorritt Eisenbeis (field hockey), Christopher Holliday (football), Rob Landry (basketball), Jack Loftus (lacrosse), Gigi Maroney (rowing), Alec Mulvaney (fencing), Peter Murphy (tennis), Elizabeth Scotty (tennis), and Lauren Walsh (rowing). (GoHeels.com)

Chansky’s Notebook: Three straight No. 1 NCAA seeds for UNC

That makes three straight No. 1 NCAA seeds for Carolina. It began with perhaps the biggest surprise. Hubert Davis’ third UNC men's basketball team claimed a sweep of Duke, the outright ACC regular-season title, and a No. 1 seed in the NCAA West Region. A month later, two other Tar Heel teams drew No. 1 NCAA seeds: Women's tennis and men's golf. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Men's Tennis Grabs NCAA Bid, Will Meet Memphis In 1st Round Friday

North Carolina has earned a spot in the 64-team field of the 2024 NCAA Men's Tennis Championship, the NCAA announced earlier this week. Carolina earned its 10th consecutive NCAA bid and 33rd overall. The Tar Heels (14-9) will journey to Knoxville, Tenn., for a first-round match against Memphis (18-6) at 10 a.m. Eastern on Friday May 3. (GoHeels.com)

RJ Davis, Aranza Vazquez take top honors at Rammys

UNC honored the best athletes and performances of the last year at the annual Rammys on Monday night. The top male and female athletes were no surprise, as All-American guard R.J. Davis and four-time NCAA champion diver Aranza Vazquez took home top honors. Drake Maye’s left-handed touchdown pass at Pittsburgh was named Play of the Year. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Carolina Insider Podcast: Seth Trimble Interview; Basketball Portal; UNC Football Spring Practice

Transfer portal season continues as the UNC men's basketball roster evolves (7:44). Spring football is complete (26:54). And Seth Trimble joins Jones Angell and Adam Lucas to discuss entering the transfer portal and deciding to remain at UNC (31:45). Plus: Two more ACC Championships (1:03:57), and much more. (Listen To Podcast)

Chansky’s Notebook: ACC Champs Share Common Denominator

Two new facilities, two ACC titles. Any connections? The UNC women’s tennis team, the defending national champion, won its first ACC Tournament title since 2021. And UNC men's golf earned its first ACC crown since 2006. What do they have in common? Well, they have been practicing and playing at new multi-million-dollar facilities just off campus. (Chapelboro.com)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Awaiting decisions from Tyson, Thiero, Omoruyi, Aidoo and...Trimble?!

UNC Basketball fans are getting antsy waiting on decisions of transfer targets Cliff Omoruyi and Jonas Aidoo. Will sharpshooter Cade Tyson commit following his weekend visit to Chapel Hill? Will Kentucky’s Adou Thiero come to UNC? What did we learn from UNC’s Spring Football game? And an ACC Championship for women’s tennis! (View Video)

No. 5 UNC Women's Tennis Beats No. 4 Virginia, 4-1; Wins First ACC Championship Since 2021

For the first time since 2021, UNC (22-3) won the Atlantic Coast Conference Championship after defeating No. 4 Virginia (22-4), 4-1. Doubles action boasted five ranked tandems between the Tar Heels and Cavaliers. On court two, the No. 43 ranked Tar Heel duo of Elizabeth Scotty and Anika Yarlagadda gave Carolina the advantage after they won 6-2. (GoHeels.com)

No. 5 UNC Women's Tennis Blanks NC State To Advance To ACC Final

North Carolina won the doubles point and went on to beat NC State, 4-0, on Saturday in the semifinals of the ACC Women's Tennis Championship at Cary Tennis Park. Seeking their 12th ACC title, the top-seeded and fifth-ranked Tar Heels (22-3) moved on to Sunday's ACC championship match against No. 2 seed Virginia, Sunday's title match is at 2 p.m. (GoHeels.com)

No. 5 UNC Women's Tennis Blanks Duke, Advances To ACC Semifinals

In its first match of the 2024 ACC Championship tournament on Friday, the No. 5 UNC women's tennis team (20-3) defeated Duke, 4-0 to advance to the semifinals. Fiona Crawley and Carson Tanguilig put together an impressive 6-1 doubles victory. Elizabeth Scotty, Tatum Evans, and Anika Yarlagadda won in straight sets to clinch the quarterfinal victory. (GoHeels.com)

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