UNC Women's Basketball

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

UNC Women's Basketball Notebook: ACC Opener Slips Away, Taliyah Henderson Rises, and More

Taking an ACC-opening detour on Sunday served as a solid measuring stick for the Tar Heels as it wraps up its non-conference schedule. UNC Women's Basketball is now 0-3 against ranked opponents this season (UCLA, Texas, Louisville), but it has taken care of business in its other outings. Freshman guard Taliyah Henderson has continued to get better. (Inside Carolina)

THT Newsletter: Jonathan Powell Breaks Out, UNC Football Coaching Shakeup, Seth Trimble on the Mend

It was a big week in Tar Heel sports, despite the exam break. Jonathan Powell had a breakout game, Bill Belichick shook up the UNC Football staff, Seth Trimble is on the mend, Women’s Basketball let one slip away, Carolina Wrestling is off to dominant start, Men’s Basketball gave back to the community, Armando Bacot closed another deal, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

UNC Women's Basketball Close Enough to Win, Not Sharp Enough to Finish

UNC Women's Basketball had chances late in regulation and again in overtime, but execution faltered as the game slowed and pressure mounted. The Tar Heels went scoreless in overtime, turning the ball over and failing to find offensive rhythm as Louisville remained poised. UNC fell 76–66, despite multiple opportunities to win in regulation. (TarHeel247)

UNC Women’s Basketball Falters Late in Overtime Loss to No. 22 Louisville

No. 22 Louisville used a 13-0 run across the fourth quarter and overtime to rally and beat UNC Women's Basketball 76-66 in Carmichael Arena Sunday. “We didn’t play very well, unfortunately,” coach Courtney Banghart said. “Didn’t love our shots. I think everybody played with desire. They wanted it so bad that I’m not sure we stuck to what we do.” (Chapelboro.com)

Taliyah Henderson shoots UNC back into game, but Tar Heels fall in OT to Louisville

With the way No. 12 UNC Women's Basketball played, Courtney Banghart felt fortunate her Tar Heels even had a chance to win. "We just didn’t play very well," Banghart said after the Tar Heels’ 76-66 overtime loss to No. 22 Louisville. Taliyah Henderson scored all 13 of her points in the last 12 minutes of regulation, but UNC went scoreless in overtime. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Box Score: UNC Women's Basketball 66, Louisville 76 (OT)

View the complete box score from the No. 12 UNC Women's Basketball team's 76-66 overtime loss to the No. 22 Louisville Cardinals on Sunday evening at Carmichael Arena in Chapel Hill. (View Box Score)

No. 12 UNC Women's Basketball Hosts No. 22 Louisville Sunday - Pregame Notes

The gauntlet of Atlantic Coast Conference action is here, as No. 12 North Carolina women's basketball begins ACC play against a ranked No. 22 Louisville squad on Sunday afternoon from Carmichael Arena. Carolina looks for its third consecutive win over the Cardinals and its first ranked win of the season on Dec. 14 at 4 p.m. ET on ACC Network. (GoHeels.com)

Quad-1 chances big for UNC Women's Basketball with ACC down

Early signs point to a down year for ACC women’s basketball. As conference play ramps up, only three ACC teams are ranked in the AP Top 25. That’s a sharp drop from last season, when five ACC teams were ranked in the final poll. While UNC’s ranking is encouraging for the Tar Heels, the changing landscape means fewer high-end opportunities. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Baseball, Softball Participate In Share Your Holiday, Women's Basketball Hosts Book Drive

Over the past week, the UNC baseball and softball teams participated in purchasing items for the "Share Your Holiday" initiative, coordinated by the Triangle Nonprofit & Volunteer Leadership Center. Share Your Holiday supports low-income families, the disabled, and the elderly during the holidays. Women's Basketball also hosted a book drive. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Women's Basketball flourishing with new-look offense, big strides by Ciera Toomey

No. 12 UNC Women's Basketball is off to an impressive start, thanks to playing well with a radically different offense and turning up the defense. The Tar Heels have stretched the floor and gone inside with slashing drives in the lane or skilled post moves from redshirt sophomore Ciera Toomey, whose level of play has soared compared to last season. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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