UNC Women's Basketball

Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Women's Basketball.

UNC Women's Basketball Announces 2021-22 Non-Conference Schedule

The North Carolina women’s basketball non-conference schedule, released on Tuesday, will be a lot more fun for the players than last year when the Tar Heels only left the state for ACC games. The best perk this season will be a trip to Bahamas on Thanksgiving week to play in the Goombay Splash, facing VCU and Washington on Nov. 26 and 27 in Bimini. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Women’s Basketball Names Liz Roberts Director Of Recruiting

UNC women’s basketball coach Courtney Banghart clearly has a soft spot for Liz Roberts. Banghart announced Friday that Roberts, one of her former players, will be the program’s new Director of Recruiting. After Banghart joined UNC in 2019, her first scholarship offer went to the rising senior Roberts, who walked on to the team her first three seasons. (Chapelboro.com)

Former UNC Women's Basketball Player Tiffany Tucker Named UNCW Deputy Athletic Director

Tiffany D. Tucker, who has served as Senior Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator at UNCW since January of 2019, was named Deputy Athletic Director on Thursday. A former basketball standout at North Carolina and collegiate women's basketball coach, Tucker has established a legacy as a seasoned athletic administrator. (UNCW Athletics)

An influx of talent heightens expectations for UNC Women's Basketball

There are many reasons that offseason excitement around UNC Women’s Basketball is soaring. It starts with the No. 2-ranked freshman class that includes three McDonald’s All-Americans. Throwing two experienced point guard transfers, five talented returning sophomores, and a core of upperclassmen into the mix has Tar Heels fans eager for next season. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Podcast: Courtney Banghart - On The Other Side Of Adversity Is Growth

UNC Women’s Basketball coach Courtney Banghart has a track record of stretching the limits of what people and teams think is possible. Banghart joins Andrew Moses and shares important lessons on overcoming the fear of failure, growing through adversity, and why setting goals is one of the keys to unlocking your full potential. (Listen To Podcast)

Meet The UNC Women's Basketball Freshmen

Four Tar Heels will make their collegiate debuts for UNC Women's Basketball in 2021-22. The fabulous four ­– Destiny Adams, Teonni Key, Kayla McPherson, and Morasha Wiggins – arrived in Chapel Hill in June. Ranked third in the nation as a signing class, they worked out with the Tar Heel veterans all summer while beginning their college coursework. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Women's Basketball To Face Minnesota In ACC/Big Ten Challenge

UNC will visit Minnesota on Dec. 1 as part of the Big Ten/ACC Women's Basketball Challenge, announced Tuesday. The UNC-Minnesota matchup will be the fifth all-time and first since 2017, when Carolina won 88-83 at Carmichael Arena as part of that year's Challenge. The Tar Heels lead the series 4-1. This will be the first meeting in Minneapolis. (GoHeels.com)

Chansky’s Notebook: The Real Flagship

Yes, WCHL AM/FM will continue carrying UNC games. The athletic department announced that it has another Raleigh affiliate on the Tar Heel Sports Network, this time WPTF. The announcement caused much confusion and consternation in town, where UNC games have been on WCHL for more than 50 years. That triggered a bunch of calls and inquiries. (Chapelboro.com)

Former UNC Player Allisha Gray Wins Olympic Gold Medal in 3x3 Basketball

A former Tar Heel player helped make history in the Tokyo Olympics on Thursday. Allisha Gray, who played on the North Carolina women’s basketball team and the United States women’s 3x3 basketball team, won the gold medal game against the Russian Olympic Committee, 18-15. Gray, who plays for the WNBA's Dallas Wings, scored four points in the win. (Chapelboro.com)

Sunday, it’s all UNC on ACC Network: Here’s what you’ll see

ACC Network began 15 days of programming highlighting the best moments from the last year for each ACC school on July 2 with “ACC Network School Takeovers.” It’s UNC's turn Sunday, and you’ll be able to relive five victories over top-10 teams. The network also will air an episode of “ACC Traditions” at 10 a.m. that focuses on Dean Smith’s career. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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