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Lindsay Zink, Susanna Maltby Advance On Day 1 Of ITA Regional At UNC

UNC's Susanna Maltby and Lindsay Zink won two matches on Thursday and moved on to Friday's main draw at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Carolina Regional at the Chewning Tennis Center. Maltby beat Gardner-Webb's Milica Prokic in straight sets, Zink defeated Charleston Southern's Brenda Yoris and Jaiden McKee from the College of Charleston. (GoHeels.com)

Tatum Evans, Thea Rabman Fall In ITA All-American Semis

Thea Rabman and Tatum Evans saw their impressive weeks end Saturday in the semifinals of the main draw of the ITA Women's All-American Championships at Cary Tennis Park. Rabman beat opponents ranked in the national top 12 on back-to-back days to reach the semifinals. Evans beat two top-five foes Friday to advance to the semifinal round. (GoHeels.com)

Thea Rabman, Tatum Evans Roll Into ITA Semis, Qualify For NCAA Individual Championships

North Carolina's Thea Rabman and Tatum Evans earned trips to the 2024 NCAA Individual Championships on Friday by advancing to the semifinals of the main draw of the ITA Women's All-American Championships. After winning matches in the round of 16 in the morning, both Rabman and Evans came from behind to move on to Saturday's semifinals. (GoHeels.com)

Thea Rabman, Tatum Evans Continue Impressive Runs At ITA All-American Championships

Thea Rabman's upset win over second-seeded Dasha Vidmanova of Georgia highlighted Thursday's action for North Carolina in the main draw of the 2024 ITA Women's All-American Championships at the Cary Tennis Park. Tatum Evans also advanced in the main draw, while No. 26 Carson Tanguilig won her match in the main draw consolation bracket. (GoHeels.com)

Tatum Evans, Thea Rabman Advance In ITA All-American Main Draw

Tar Heels Tatum Evans and Thea Rabman each picked up singles wins and advanced in the main draw of the 2024 ITA Women's All-American Championships on Wednesday at Cary Tennis Park. Evans came from behind to beat 15th-ranked Emma Charney of USC in her opening main-draw match. Rabman beat Washington's Alexia Jacobs in straight sets. (GoHeels.com)

Big Day For Alana Boyce To Begin ITA All-American Championships

Alana Boyce advanced in singles and teamed with Thea Rabman to win in doubles Saturday in the opening day of the 2024 ITA Women's All-American Championships at Cary Tennis Park. In singles action in the round of 128, Boyce beat Yekaterina Dmitichenko of Texas Tech in three sets, and Notre Dame's Akari Matsuno topped UNC's Lindsay Zink. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Women's Tennis Wraps Up Kitty Harrison Invitational With More Wins

UNC women's tennis players won two of three doubles matches and three of four singles opportunities on the final day of the 2024 Kitty Harrison Invitational at the Chewning Tennis Center on Sunday in Chapel Hill. Carson Tanguilig and Susanna Maltby won their matches in straight sets. Tatum Evans came from behind to top Noemi Oliveras of Florida. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Women's Tennis Off To Strong Start At Kitty Harrison Invitational

The Tar Heels won two of three doubles matches and five of six singles matches Friday as the defending ACC champion UNC women's tennis team opened its fall season at the 2024 Kitty Harrison Invitational in Chapel Hill. Carson Tanguilig, Thea Rabman, Tatum Evans, Alana Boyce, and Susanna Maltby all won their singles matches in straight sets for UNC. (GoHeels.com)

Rinky Hijikata Wins US Open First-Round Match

Former UNC men's tennis All-America Rinky Hijikata maintained the strong momentum to his professional career Monday, winning his first-round match in the 2024 US Open in Flushing Meadows, N.Y. Hijikata dispatched Alejandro Davidovich Fokina of Spain in four sets, 7-6(1), 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. Along the way, he improved to 3-2 as a pro in four-set matches. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Olympics Roundup

Sunday saw the closing ceremony and the end of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. Throughout the games, we’ve been keeping track of some of the North Carolina Tar Heels who competed there and came away with medals. That includes Crystal Dunn and Emily Fox in women's soccer and even a non-varsity athlete in Naya Tapper in rugby sevens. (Tar Heel Blog)

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