Kenan Stadium Construction Photo Gallery

Kenan Construction Photo Gallery (July 8)

Renovation of the Kenan Football Center continues to make steady progress. An additional floor (level five) is being added to the existing structure and renovations are being made throughout the building. The fifth floor contains office and recruiting space for the day-to-day operations of the football program, four gameday suites, a larger video and studio facility and a state-of-the-art press conference area. The recruiting area and suites also will be used as academic study areas during the week. (more)

M. Soccer - 7/7/2009

Tar Heels Ranked No. 4 By College Soccer News

After ending last season as the national runner-up, North Carolina will open 2009 ranked No. 4 in the College Soccer News Preseason Top 30 Poll, which was released last week. The Tar Heels return four of their top five scorers from last year's 15-8-1 squad, which advanced to the finals of the 2008 NCAA College Cup. (more)

M. Basketball - 7/11/2009

Team USA Falls Despite Thompson's Double-Double

The 2009 USA Men's World University Games Team (5-1) saw its gold medal hopes slip away in the waning minutes after Russia (6-1) outscored the U.S. 20-9 in the final stanza for the 69-68 win on Friday night in Belgrade, Serbia. The U.S. still has a chance at a medal, however, and will face Israel (6-1) in Saturday's bronze medal game (12:00 p.m. EDT). Host Serbia (5-1) advanced to the gold medal game against Russia after thumping Israel 82-56. (more)

Swimming & Diving - 7/10/2009

Sprague Wins Second Medal At WUG While Kinderwater Qualifies Second At Nationals In 1500 Free

Friday was a productive day for the University of North Carolina men's and women's swimming and diving program as 2009 alumna Whitney Sprague won her second medal at the World University Games in Belgrade, Serbia and rising junior Joe Kinderwater shattered his own career best to qualify second in the 1500-meter at the U.S. Nationals in Indianapolis. (more)

General Release - 6/29/2009

Tar Heels Finish Second In Directors Cup

The University of North Carolina finished 2008-09 in second place nationally in the Learfield Sports Directors Cup, the 14th time in the 16-year history of the award Carolina is the highest finishing school in the Atlantic Coast Conference. (more)