UNC Women's Basketball Recruiting

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UNC Women's Basketball Adds Stanford's Indya Nivar from Transfer Portal

North Carolina women’s basketball added another player from the transfer portal on Sunday, she announced on social media. The Tar Heels picked up 5-foot-10 guard Indya Nivar from Stanford, and she will have three years of eligibility at UNC. Nivar averaged 3.2 points per game in 35 appearances last year for the Cardinal as a freshman. (Inside Carolina)

How UNC women's basketball was deemed the right fit for Lexi Donarski

The net cast when Lexi Donarski’s name hit the transfer portal was huge. The Aquinas high School graduate doesn’t know how many school expressed interest in her services after announcing March 24 that she was leaving Iowa State Cyclones women’s basketball team. “I wanted a team that really pushes the ball ahead in transition,” said Donarski. (LaCrosse Tribune)

UNC Women's Basketball Commit Jordan Zubich Named All-Area Player Of The Year

Jordan Zubich averaged 26.5 points and 4.5 assists per game, was selected to the All-State team, and recently committed to the University of North Carolina. After leading the Rangers to their first state championship and displaying her full array of basketball skills this season, Zubich is the News Tribune’s 2023 All-Area Girls Basketball Player of the Year. (Duluth News Tribune)

UNC Commit Ciera Toomey Named Pennsylvania 3A Player Of The Year

The Pennsylvania basketball writers announced the all-state teams for the 2023 season, and on the 3A girls side, it was a clean sweep for Dunmore in the big awards. UNC women's basketball commit Ciera Toomey earned player of the year honors for leading her program to the team’s first state title, while coach Carrie Toomey was tabbed coach of the year. (Penn Live)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - What about a Jarin Stevenson reclass? Could he start this season?

Could Jarin Stevenson (No. 1 PF in 2024) committing to the Tar Heels and re-classifying to the class of 2023? What if he took one of UNC’s final two scholarships for next season? Could he fit in with Armando Bacot in the frontcourt? And UNC Women’s Basketball landed two-way star Lexi Donarski from Iowa State. (View Video)

Lexi Donarski, Former Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year, Commits to UNC Women's Basketball

Lexi Donarski, who was the 2021-2022 Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year while playing for Iowa State, has committed to UNC Women’s Basketball from the transfer portal. In three seasons with the Cyclones, Donarski started every game she played in. She was named Big 12 Freshman of the Year and earned a spot on the All-Big 12 First Team as a sophomore. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Women's Basketball commit Reniya Kelly adds Miss Basketball to impressive accomplishment list

The list of accomplishments for Reniya Kelly is impressive. Kelly signed with UNC to play basketball before breaking Hoover’s all-time scoring record with 2,272 career points over five seasons. She led Hoover (35-1) to its third straight Class 7A title, earning tournament MVP and has been part of all four Hoover championships in the past five years. (AL.com)

UNC commit RyLee Grays named All-Greater Houston Girls Basketball Player of the Year

RyLee Grays isn’t a basketball coach. But if she were, she could construct a starting five, plus four players coming off the bench, without ever leaving her household. "I have six siblings," Grays said. "There’s not a lot of quiet time in our house." The All-Greater Houston Girls Basketball Player of the Year and UNC signee produced even more noise on the court. (Houston Chronicle)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Why the lack of UNC transfer news? Why we might not be hearing much

The Tar Heels received a quick commitment from Paxson Wojcik following his trip to UNC. Since then, there hasn’t been much transfer portal news. Nick Timberlake is still a question mark, but there's not much movement. Why is that? Also UNC women’s basketball received a commitment from Boston College transfer Maria Gakdeng. (View Video)

Boston College Transfer Maria Gakdeng Commits To UNC Women's Basketball

Maria Gakdeng, a 6-3 post player, will transfer to North Carolina and join the women's basketball team ahead of the 2023-24 season. Gakdeng, from Lanham, Maryland, has been a part of the starting lineup at Boston College for the past two seasons. She averaged 11.3 points and 6.5 rebounds for the Eagles in 2022-23, shooting .578 from the floor. (GoHeels.com)

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