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UNC Women's Basketball Looks To Reniya Kelly To Help Propel Tar Heels


made All-ACC Second Team and finished second in the ACC’s Most Improved Player voting as a sophomore. She is UNC's leading returning scorer, and entering her junior season, the veteran guard looks to build off last season's growth. Kelly shot 41% from the floor, 41.2% from three, and 86.4% from the free throw line last season. (Inside Carolina)

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UNC Women's Basketball Looks To Reniya Kelly To Help Propel Tar Heels