
Tar Heels Blast Past Pitt to Reach ACC Championship
The Tar Heels erupted for six home runs and 22 hits, never trailing after an early lead, setting up a title clash with the Yellow Jackets.
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The Tar Heels erupted for six home runs and 22 hits, never trailing after an early lead, setting up a title clash with the Yellow Jackets.

Virginia Tech fell to North Carolina in the ACC Tournament but clinched an NCAA Tournament spot, with coach John Szefc optimistic about the upcoming regional round.

On May 22, 2026, the Tar Heels routed the Hokies 10-4 in a rain‑delayed contest, with Jake Schaffner, Owen Hull and Macon Winslow leading a barrage of extra‑base hits.

UNC’s 10-4 win over Virginia Tech in the ACC Quarterfinals was powered by strong RBI performances from Jake Schaffner and Owen Hull, plus a clutch relief outing by Caden Glauber, setting up a Saturday semifinal in Charlotte.

North Carolina’s baseball team defeated Virginia Tech 10‑4 in the ACC Championship quarterfinals, with key performances from Jake Schaffner, Owen Hull, Macon Winslow and Caden Glauber. The Tar Heels now await the semifinal opponent, scheduled for Saturday at 5 p.m. ET.
North Carolina’s baseball team erased an early deficit to defeat Virginia Tech 10‑4, with clutch performances from Schaffner, Hull, Winslow and Gallaher, and a strong outing from freshman pitcher Glauber. The victory advances the Tar Heels to a semifinal against either Pitt or Florida State, where they aim for their tenth ACC tournament title and a chance at back‑to‑back championships.

North Carolina defeated Virginia Tech 10-4 in the ACC Baseball Championship quarterfinals, advancing to the semifinals with a strong offensive and pitching performance.

The ACC Tournament quarterfinal matchup between North Carolina and Virginia Tech is set for Friday, May 22 at 11 a.m. at Truist Field, with UNC entering as the stronger team and a predicted 10‑4 outcome.

The Tar Heels enter the 2026 ACC Baseball Championship quarterfinals as top contenders, riding a historic legacy and a strong 2026 campaign.

North Carolina’s baseball squad, fresh off a 40-win regular season, boasts a trio of first-team All-ACC selections and freshman Caden Glauber’s breakout performance.

The 2026 University of North Carolina baseball squad finished the regular season with a stellar 43‑10‑1 record overall and 22‑8 in Atlantic Coast Conference play, positioning the Tar Heels as a top contender heading into the postseason. Eight players earned All‑ACC honors, highlighted by first‑team selections Jason DeCaro, Caden Glauber, Jake Schaffner and Owen Hull.

The University of Miami’s baseball squad concluded its season with a wave of All-ACC recognitions, as veterans and newcomers alike were celebrated for their performances on the diamond.

The Atlantic Coast Conference announced its 2026 baseball all‑team selections, spotlighting NC State’s contributions with multiple players earning second‑ and third‑team honors and a pivotal series victory against Duke.
North Carolina celebrates a record eight All-ACC selections, led by Caden Glauber's Freshman of the Year award and top pitching stats.

Macon Winslow’s standout season and partnership with Colin Hynek have placed him among the finalists for the Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year award, with voting set to close later this month.

North Carolina’s baseball team erupted for three home runs, including a grand slam, and pulled away in the fifth inning to secure a 17‑7 win over NC State, ending the game after seven innings and leaving the teams to meet again on Sunday.

Carolina baseball erupted for 17 runs, highlighted by Erik Paulsen’s grand slam, securing a series sweep and a historic road record.

North Carolina routed rival NC State 17-7 in a high-scoring game at Doak Field, highlighted by multiple home runs and a dominant pitching performance.

The Tar Heels secured a 9-4 win in the series opener, highlighted by Jason DeCaro's tenth win and power hitting from Tyler Howe and Owen Hull.

With a five‑game winning streak and a top‑five seed, North Carolina looks to leverage home‑field advantage against a well‑coached NC State squad led by veteran coach Elliot Avent.

North Carolina will host Pitt in its last regular‑season home series, honoring seniors while highlighting a pitching staff that tops the ACC in ERA and a defense that leads the nation in key metrics.

A dominant 7‑3 victory over Pitt highlights Carolina’s third consecutive 40‑win season, featuring key performances from Hynek, Boaz and others as the team heads to Wilmington for a Tuesday night matchup.
North Carolina’s baseball program has reached 40 wins for the third straight season, climbing to No. 2 in the USA TODAY Coaches poll. A sweep of Pitt highlighted a deep pitching staff and potent offense, while upcoming games against UNCW and N.C. State could lock in a top‑five national seed for the NCAA Tournament.