The ACC announced Tuesday that a total of 463 UNC student-athletes earned a spot on the conference’s Academic Honor Roll, the second-highest total in school history.

Only last season’s mark of 468 tops what the Tar Heels did this season academically, as this marks the third consecutive year that UNC has eclipsed the 400 mark.

The ACC Academic Honor Roll is composed of varsity student-athletes who registered a 3.0 grade point average for the entire academic year. A record 5,791 student-athletes were recognized this season.

Four Tar Heels earned the honor for the fifth time in their careers after using the extra year of eligibility granted by the NCAA due to the pandemic.

Those athletes are: Mady Clahane (women’s cross country/track and field), Trevor Collins (football), Katie Hoeg (women’s lacrosse) and Maddie Hoffer (women’s lacrosse).

 

 

 

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