Batter-Up: Another baseball season gets underway with a clean sweep.

The Lady ‘Canes topped the ninth ranked Tarheels on Thursday night.

After a disappointing 16-5 loss in the NCAA Gainesville Regional against the Florida Gators, the Hurricanes deemed that team chemistry issues were the culprit of the team’s early exit in the postseason.

Ten former Hurricanes were selected to play in the 2010 Pro Bowl

Senior Laura Vallverdu claimed the consolation prize at the ITA National Indoor Championships.

Preseason All-American Chris Hernandez (6-3) pitched seven innings of one-run ball as No. 13 Miami defeated Boston College 5-1 Friday afternoon at Shea Field in Chestnut Hill, Mass.

Boston College is having a surprisingly good season. The Eagles will likely make the ACC Tournament. Earlier this year they won a series at FSU. Miami is poised to finish strong as they hope to hit their stride heading into postseason play. Miami is 5-0 all-time against the northernmost team in the conference.

Junior Jason Hagerty hadn’t taken a groundball since his sophomore year of high school. He had never played an inning in the outfield. But with eight of last year’s Hurricanes taken in the 2008 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft, the 6’3” 220-pounder took any opportunity given to him.

Starter Jason Santana (6-0) pitched a career-high seven innings and allowed just one run on five hits as seventh-ranked Miami defeated Florida Atlantic 3-1 Tuesday night at Alex Rodriguez Park at Mark Light Field.

Clemson hands Hurricanes second series loss of the season.