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UNC earns fifth straight top-10 Directors’ Cup finish

UNC’s tradition of athletics excellence continued as the Tar Heels earned their fifth consecutive top-10 finish in the Learfield Directors’ Cup standings. UNC’s run to the College World Series and fourth consecutive top-five finish in the NCAA Men’s Golf Championships helped the Tar Heels finish seventh for the eighth top-10 finish in the last nine seasons. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Five Tar Heels Make Men's Tennis All-ACC Academic Team

Five University of North Carolina tennis players earned spots on the 2024 All-ACC Academic Men's Tennis Team, released on Tuesday afternoon by the Atlantic Coast Conference. Tar Heels Peter Murphy, Will Peters, Karl Poling, Patrick Schoen, and Anuj Watane earned the honor for their outstanding work in the classroom during the 2023-24 academic year. (GoHeels.com)

Eight Tar Heels Named To All-ACC Women's Tennis Academic Team

North Carolina women's tennis student-athletes Fiona Crawley, Tatum Evans, Abbey Forbes, Thea Rabman, Elizabeth Scotty, Carson Tanguilig, Reilly Tran, and Anika Yarlagadda have been named to the All-ACC Academic team, the Atlantic Coast Conference announced Tuesday. UNC's eight All-ACC Academic team members were most in the ACC. (GoHeels.com)

Fiona Crawley Named To 2024 USTA Collegiate Summer Team

On Wednesday, the United States Tennis Association announced that North Carolina's Fiona Crawley was selected to the 2024 USTA Collegiate Summer Team. The USTA Collegiate Summer Team is composed of the top 12 American college players from the men's and women's ranks. Crawley continues to accumulate accolades after her historic UNC career. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Women's Tennis Lands Seven Individuals On All-ACC Teams

Seven Tar Heels received ACC postseason women's tennis honors for their performances on the court in 2024. In singles awards, senior's Fiona Crawley and Elizabeth Scotty along with sophomore Reese Brantmeier were named to the First-Team. Anika Yarlagadda was named to the Second-Team and Carson Tanguilig was named to the Third-Team. (GoHeels.com)

Fiona Crawley, Elizabeth Scotty Named To CSC Academic All-America Team

North Carolina women's tennis All-Americans Elizabeth Scotty and Fiona Crawley have been named to the 2023-24 College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-America Team. Scotty was named to the first team while Crawley was named to the second team. Scotty finished with a 3.85 cumulative GPA. Crawley finished with a 3.73 cumulative GPA. (GoHeels.com)

Five UNC Women's Tennis Standouts Named ITA All-America

For the second straight season, Reese Brantmeier and Fiona Crawley earned All-America status in singles and doubles, announced by the ITA. Elizabeth Scotty and Carson Tanguilig were also named ITA All-Americans in doubles while Anika Yarlagadda was a singles All-American. Crawley has been named an All-American six times in her UNC career. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Women’s Tennis Star Elizabeth Scotty Named Assistant Coach at Tennessee

Elizabeth Scotty, who wrapped up her five-year college career with the UNC women’s tennis program this month, will join Tennessee women’s tennis as an assistant coach next season. “Elizabeth Scotty is arguably one of the best to ever play at UNC,” said UNC head coach Brian Kalbas. Scotty posted an 83-16 singles record and a 73-16 doubles record. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC finishes school year with ACC-high six conference titles

North Carolina finished the ACC’s final athletics year as a 15-school conference with six conference titles, the most of any school in the league, ending a 44-year drought in fencing and a 39-year drought in men’s cross country. The Tar Heels won titles in men’s cross country, field hockey, men’s indoor track & field, fencing, men’s golf and women’s tennis. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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)

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