By R.L. Bynum

CHAPEL HILL — Nobody can beat North Carolina’s soccer teams, at least so far this season.

UNC’s men’s team continued its longest unbeaten run to start a season in eight years, playing No. 10 Notre Dame to a 1–1 draw Friday at Dorrance Field after the women’s team beat Virginia Tech to remain unbeaten.

Coach Carlos Somoano’s men’s team (2–0–3, 0–0–2 ACC) is off to its longest unbeaten streak to begin a year since the Tar Heels went 11–0–1 to start the 2015 season and finished 15–2–3.

Coming into the weekend, UNC was one of six schools with both soccer teams undefeated.

Fifth-year forward Martin Vician took a cross from Ahmad Al Quq and sent a shot past Notre Dame goalkeeper Bryan Dowd in the 34th minute to give UNC a 1–0 edge.

Daniel Russo tied it in the 84th minute for Notre Dame (4–0–2, 1–0–1 ACC).

Carolina fifth-year midfielder Quenzi Huerman had seven shots, three on goal, as the Tar Heels outshot the Irish 19–10.

Carolina leads the all-time series over Notre Dame 6–3–3, including 4–2–0 in Chapel Hill. The Tar Heels won 1–0 in South Bend, Ind., last season.

UNC 1, No. 10 Notre Dame 1

Date	Month/day	Time/score	Opponent (current rank)	Location	TV/ record
	August
24	Thursday	T, 1-1	Loyola Maryland	Home	0–0–1
	September
1	Friday	W, 2-1	East Tenn. St.	Johnson City, Tenn.	1–0–1
4	Monday	W, 4-1	VCU	Richmond, Va.	2–0–1
8	Friday	T, 1-1	Virginia Tech	Blacksburg, Va.	2–0–2, 0–0–1 ACC
15	Friday	T, 1–1	No. 2 Notre Dame	Home	2–0–3, 0–0–2 ACC
19	Tuesday	W, 3–0	UNC Wilmington	Home	3–0–3
24	Sunday	W, 2–1	No. 8 Duke	Home	4–0–3, 1–0–2 ACC
29	Friday	T, 0–0	Pitt	Pittsburgh	4–0–4, 1–0–3 ACC
	October
3	Tuesday	W, 2–0	Elon	Home	5–0–4
6	Friday	L, 1–0	No. 22 Syracuse	Home	5–1–4, 1–1–3 ACC
10	Tuesday	W, 3–0	Florida Gulf Coast	Home	6–1–4
14	Saturday	L, 1–0	No. 6 Wake Forest	Winston-Salem	6–2–4, 1–2–3 ACC
17	Tuesday	T, 0–0	William & Mary	Home	6–2–5
22	Sunday	W, 2–0	Louisville	Home	7–2–5, 2–2–3 ACC
27	Friday	L, 0–1	No. 9 Virginia	Charlottesville, Va.	7–3–5, 2–3–3 ACC
	November		ACC tournament
1	Wednesday	W, 4–1	First round: Virginia Tech	Home	8–3–5
5	Sunday	W, 1–0	Quarterfinal: No. 6 Wake Forest	Winston-Salem	9–3–5
8	Wednesday	W, 3–1	Semifinal: No. 22 Syracuse	Syracuse	10–3–5
12	Sunday	Noon	Championship: No. 14 Clemson	Cary	ESPNU
			NCAA tournament
16	Thursday	TBA	First round	Campus sites	TBA
19	Sunday	TBA	Second round	Campus sites	TBA
25–26	Sat.-Sun.	TBA	Third round	Campus sites	TBA
	December
1–2	Fri.-Sat.	TBA	Quarterfinals	Campus sites	TBA
8	Friday	TBA	Semifinals	Louisville	TBA
11	Monday	TBA	Championship	Louisville	TBA