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The University of North Carolina's baseball squad, led by manager Scott Forbes, secured a spot in the College World Series Finals after a 12-7 victory over West Virginia. Forbes praised the Mountaineers' performance and highlighted the team's unity and depth.
UNC’s 12‑run outburst, led by Owen Hull and Gavin Gallaher, propels them into the final series of the College World Series.
Carolina’s offense and pitching combine for a decisive win, positioning them for the title game.
The Tar Heels are set for a high‑stakes matchup, balancing conservative pitching choices with an aggressive preparation mindset.
The Tar Heels travel to Indianapolis for a key exhibition against the Indiana Hoosiers, while the baseball team readies for a pivotal rematch with West Virginia, highlighted by Coach Forbes' pursuit of the College World Series and senior right‑fielder Carter French's dual academic and athletic achievements.
With a deep-rooted camaraderie and a shot at the national championship series, the UNC baseball staff stays focused on the next game, avoiding talk of title implications until after the semifinal.
North Carolina coach Scott Forbes emphasizes preparation and routine as the Tar Heels gear up for a pivotal College World Series game against West Virginia.
A seasoned pitcher returns from a two‑week layoff to anchor North Carolina’s bid for the College World Series title.
North Carolina’s baseball team is one victory away from its first College World Series final appearance since 2009. At the heart of that surge is freshman right‑hander Caden Glauber, whose dominant performances have earned him Baseball America’s All‑America First Team honor.
The Tar Heels have opened the 2026 College World Series with two wins, giving them extra time to explore Omaha’s attractions, from the Henry Doorly Zoo to local cuisine, while forging lasting memories with family and teammates.
North Carolina will rely on Folger Boaz to start the crucial June 17 game, a left‑hander returning from elbow surgery and poised to help the Tar Heels clinch a spot in the best‑of‑three championship series.
Coach Scott Forbes has named Folger Boaz as the starter for the Tar Heels’ pivotal College World Series matchup on June 17, a left‑hander returning from injury with a chance to push the team within one win of the championship series.
The Tar Heels are one win away from the national championship after a historic 5-2 win over West Virginia, highlighted by a pitching staff that gave coach Scott Forbes plenty to consider.
The University of North Carolina’s baseball squad has burst onto the College World Series stage, opening the tournament with two convincing victories and earning All‑America honors for four key players.
The Tar Heels secured their second College World Series win, with Ryan Lynch pitching 4 2/3 innings and Gavin Gallaher breaking a 15‑at‑bat hitless streak. The team now stands one victory away from a historic national championship.
UNC Baseball is three wins from its first national championship, having opened the tournament with two straight victories and now facing the winner of an elimination game between Troy and West Virginia.
North Carolina Tar Heels secured a 5-2 win over West Virginia in the College World Series, advancing to the national semifinal with clutch performances from Gavin Gallaher and a strong bullpen.
North Carolina’s baseball team secured its 52nd win, tying the season record and moving one step closer to the championship series.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s baseball squad has advanced to the national semifinals of the Men’s College World Series, traveling 1,208 miles from Chapel Hill to Omaha and rallying around a philosophy of love and tough love.
North Carolina survived a tight contest, with Gallaher's two-run triple sealing a 5-2 win and putting them one victory away from the finals.
Scott Forbes emphasizes collective success as the Tar Heels inch closer to the championship, crediting unity and collaboration over individual accolades.
North Carolina’s baseball squad, bolstered by standout performances from Caden Glauber and Gavin Gallaher, moved within one victory of the College World Series after a 5‑2 triumph over West Virginia.
North Carolina defeats West Virginia 5-2, driven by Gavin Gallaher's seventh-inning triple, as coach Scott Forbes praises the team's newfound looseness and upcoming matchup.
Carolina secured a 5-2 win against West Virginia, highlighted by a two-run triple, clutch RBI single, and solid pitching, setting up a championship‑series opportunity.