This series of posts will be made weekly on Chapelboro with a full schedule of UNC sports contests, both in Chapel Hill and elsewhere. Note that game times and broadcast information are subject to change due to inclement weather or other factors.
October will roll on with another very busy week of Tar Heel sports. To begin with, the women’s tennis and men’s golf teams will wrap up events Monday and Tuesday, with women’s tennis finishing up at the ITA Regionals in Columbia, S.C. and men’s golf completing play at The Williams Cup (named for former men’s basketball head coach Roy Williams) in Wilmington.
Friday, Oct. 23
The women’s golf team will take its turn on the links in Wilmington this weekend, competing at the Landfall Tradition tournament. The event is hosted by UNC-Wilmington and runs through Sunday.
The men’s and women’s tennis teams are both in action for multi-day events during the weekend. The men’s tennis team will compete in the Wake Forest Invite in Winston-Salem, while the women’s tennis team is at the Rome Tennis Center Collegiate Invite in Georgia. Both events run through Sunday.
In Chapel Hill, the women’s diving team will host Tulane at Koury Natatorium at 3 p.m.
Over at Dorrance Field, head coach Damon Nahas and the women’s soccer team will look to bounce back from their loss at Wake Forest Sunday when they host No. 10 Stanford. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. TV channel: ACC Network
Meanwhile, field hockey will also host ACC action when the Tar Heels face off against No. 6 Wake Forest at Karen Shelton Stadium at 6 p.m. It’s the final home game of the regular season for the Tar Heels. TV channel: ACC Network Extra
In volleyball, the Tar Heels will return to Carmichael Arena after a long road trip to host Cal at 7 p.m. TV channel: ACC Network Extra
And finally, men’s soccer will make the short trip over to Durham to take on rival Duke at 8 p.m. TV channel: ACC Network
Saturday, Oct. 24
Head coach Courtney Banghart’s women’s basketball team will play its second and final preseason exhibition game at Maryland at 1 p.m. TV channel: B1G+
At Kenan Stadium, the football team will return home to host ACC foes Syracuse at 7:30 p.m. TV channel: ACC Network. Radio broadcast available on 97.9 The Hill.
Sunday, Oct. 25
Field hockey will make a trip up to the mountains Sunday when it visits Appalachian State in Boone at 1 p.m. TV channel: YouTube (AppStateSports)
And in volleyball, Mike Schall’s team will get another chance at a signature win when they host No. 16 Stanford at Carmichael Arena at 8:30 p.m. TV channel: ESPN
Featured image via UNC-Chapel Hill/Johnny Andrews
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