Kate Harpring shakes off shoulder injury, shines at McDonald’s All-American game

Posted Mar 31, 2026
UNC knew it would be getting one of the country's best point guards in Kate Harpring, but the Tar Heels may not have known how tough she is until Tuesday. Harpring hurt her left shoulder pulling down a second-quarter rebound during the McDonald’s Girls All-American Game. She returned to help her East team to a 91-71 victory, finishing with 14 points. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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