UNC Women's Basketball Recruiting

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

Five-star center Ciera Toomey 'loved coach Banghart right from the beginning'

In March, UNC Women's Basketball showcased its future as its young core led the way to a Sweet 16 berth in the NCAA Tournament. That future got even brighter on April 11, with the commitment of Ciera Toomey, a 5-star center and No. 3 recruit in the nation for the class of 2023. Toomey averaging over 18 points and 7 rebounds per game last season. (Daily Tar Heel)

4-star RyLee Grays will give UNC women's basketball versatile skills for 6–3 player

When 4-star power forward RyLee Grays arrives at UNC a year from now, she’ll not only swat away shots but conventional expectations for a post player. The third member of UNC’s talented women’s basketball recruiting Class of 2023 combines a versatile skill set that includes excellent ballhandling skills, relentless play around the rim and top-level defense. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Four-Star Forward RyLee Grays Commits To UNC Women's Basketball

An already talented recruiting class for UNC women’s basketball just got better. RyLee Grays, a four-star 6–3 post player from Houston, picked the Tar Heels on Sunday over N.C. State, Texas, Baylor, Florida, and Mississippi. Grays, ranked No. 93 nationally by ESPN, joins five-star commitments Ciera Toomey and Reneya Kelly in UNC's Class of 2023. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Women's Basketball Commit Lanie Grant Is A Point Guard On The Rise

Class of 2025 point guard Lanie Grant committed to Courtney Banghart and UNC in November, and it's easy to see why: She is ultra-skilled and has emerged as one of the better guards in the country. She is so poised with the ball in her hands as she weaves through opposing defenses that it looks easy. She has a smooth jumper and range on her 3-ball. (ESPN.com)

Ciera Toomey’s love for UNC, the state stoked years ago during Pinehurst golf trip

New UNC women's basketball commit Ciera Toomey first marveled at the beauty of the Carolina campus when she was 10, traveling home to Pennsylvania from a Pinehurst golf tournament. Toomey thought she’d play golf for the rest of her life and remembers liking the idea of moving to North Carolina to take advantage of the terrific golf and better weather. (Tar Heel Tribune)

5-Star Center Ciera Toomey Commits To UNC Women's Basketball

It’s a big sign that a women’s basketball program is taking huge strides on the national stage when it beats out Connecticut for a recruit. UNC has now done it twice in three years. Five-star 6–3 stretch-five Ciera Toomey, the No. 3 Class of 2023 player, committed to the Tar Heels on Monday, picking UNC over seven other schools, including UConn. (Tar Heel Tribune)

UNC Basketball Recruits Earning National Recognition

A pair of recruits for the UNC men’s and women’s basketball teams brought in prestigious honors this week. Seth Trimble, a UNC signee from Menomonee Falls, WI, was named his state’s Gatorade Boys’ Basketball Player of the Year, while Paulina Paris, a signee from New City, N.Y., was named to the 2022 Jordan Brand Classic Girls’ National Team. (Chapelboro.com)

UNC Signee Paulina Paris Selected To Jordan Brand Classic

Paulina Paris, a UNC women's basketball signee who will join the program for the 2022-23 season, has been named to the 2022 Jordan Brand Classic Girls National Team. The all-star game is scheduled for April 15 in Chicago. All four of UNC's current freshmen – Destiny Adams, Teonni Key, Kayla McPherson, and Morasha Wiggins – were selected last season. (GoHeels.com)

4-Star PG Paulina Paris finds 'perfect' fit at UNC

4-star point guard Paulina Paris originally committed to Penn State before making an official visit to Chapel Hill and switching her allegiance to the Tar Heels. On Wednesday, she signed her national letter of intent to attend UNC. "When you get on campus, it’s beautiful. The team was amazing and the coaching staff, I knew they believed in me. It was just perfect." (NJ.com)

4-Star Point Guard Paulina Paris Signs With UNC Women's Basketball

The North Carolina women's basketball program is adding a standout point guard to its arsenal with the signing of Paulina Paris to a National Letter of Intent on Wednesday, the first day of the signing period. Paris, a 5-foot-7 guard from New City, N.Y., is currently ranked 27th overall in the recruiting class of 2022 and seventh at her position by espnW HoopGurlz. (GoHeels.com)

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