UNC Women's Basketball

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

A Championship Legacy For UNC Women's Athletics

Of UNC's 52 team national championships, 37 have been won by the women's programs. Female student-athletes have also won 31 of the Tar Heels' 57 individual national titles. Ask any of the head coaches of those programs what it takes to build such a tradition and they'll say hardworking student-athletes with great character. But there are other factors, too. (GoHeels.com)

How to watch UNC classic sports on ACC Network this week

In a time with no live sports for the foreseeable future, a lot of networks are re-airing old games. The ACC Network is no exception. This week, the focus is on Olympic sports and original programming with a healthy dose of men's and women's basketball. Stay safe, stay at home, and enjoy a wide variety of North Carolina sports this week. (Tar Heel Blog)

March Memories: Ivory Latta, UNC Rolled To 2006 Women's Final Four

Ivory Latta ranks as the leading scorer in UNC women's basketball history, and she led the Tar Heels to back-to-back Final Fours in 2006 and 2007. Perhaps the biggest of the many wins over those four years, was 14 years ago today, on March 28, 2006. In Cleveland, Latta led the Tar Heels to a 75-63 Elite 8 win over Tennessee and a spot in the Final Four. (GoHeels.com)

March Memories: Erlana Larkins Leads Tar Heels to 2007 Final Four

March 27, 2007, stands out as one of the biggest dates of Erlana Larkins' outstanding North Carolina career. The Tar Heel forward scored 29 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead UNC to a second consecutive NCAA Women's Final Four with an 84-72 win over Purdue. With that win, UNC improved to 34-3 and set a school record for victories in a season. (GoHeels.com)

Video: Tar Heel Talk - Coaches Corner

23 National Championships, 37 Conference Championships, 2 Hall of Famers, and 1 Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year all at one table. And the topic discussed by Anson Dorrance, Mack Brown, Courtney Banghart, and Bubba Cunningham? Character. Read More...

UNC Women's Basketball 2019-20 Season Review

UNC opened coach Courtney Banghart's first season in Chapel Hill with an eight-game winning streak and finished 16-14 overall, 7-11 in ACC play. All five UNC starters averaged double figure scoring, led by Taylor Koenen's 14.7 points per game. UNC ranked second in the ACC in scoring, free throw percentage, assist/turnover ratio, and turnover margin. (GoHeels.com)

Courtney Banghart: Lessons in Leadership

Courtney Banghart’s energy is an espresso shot to UNC women’s basketball after 33-year head coach and Hall-of-Famer Sylvia Hatchell stepped down last year. Players needed a charismatic leader. Banghart was celebrating 25-win seasons at Princeton, a program she led to its first NCAA tournament in 2009-10 and returned seven more times. (Inside Carolina)

Carolina Basketball Museums Close Indefinitely

In response to the growing spread of COVID-19 and to encourage social distancing, the Carolina Men's and Women's Basketball Museums will be closed indefinitely, effective immediately. The University also has canceled all on-campus gatherings of more than 50 people. (GoHeels.com)

Carmichael Comments: Keep Going

With the end of the UNC Women's Basketball season, reflection begins. All-ACC pick Janelle Bailey has one more season, and All-ACC Freshman Team selection Malu Tshitenge has a year under her belt. The No. 11 recruiting class in America arrives soon. For now, coach Banghart takes comfort in the embrace of the Carolina family in her first season. (GoHeels.com)

Courtney Banghart's 10 Big-Time Life Lessons

When North Carolina women's basketball coach Courtney Banghart, has fifteen minutes to talk, you sit back, take notes, and know that she’s going to dish some big time life lessons that don’t just apply to sports. The truth is, just about everything Coach Banghart has to say can be applied to almost everything we do. 1. Don't be scared to take your shot. (Sportify It)

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