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

UNC Women's Hoops Commit Lanie Grant Named Gatorade Virginia High School Player Of The Year

In its 39th year honoring the nation’s most elite High School athletes, Gatorade announced of James River High School is the Gatorade Virginia Girls Basketball Player of the Year. A two-time Class 5 First Team All-State selection, Grant won a gold medal at the 2023 FIBA U16 Americas Championships with the U.S. Women’s National Team. (Virginia Preps)

No. 1 women's basketball recruit Sarah Strong is down to UNC, Duke, and UConn

Sarah Strong, the No. 1 player in the 2024 women's college basketball recruiting class, has narrowed her focus to three possible destinations: UConn, Duke and UNC. The 6-foot-2 point forward might be the most unique player in the country with her versatility and skills. Strong is comfortable all over the floor and features a combination of strength and skill. (ESPN.com)

UNC Women's Basketball Commit Lanie Grant chosen for Jr. NBA Court of Leaders

James River (Va.) girls basketball standout and UNC Women's Basketball commit loves to stay busy. So when she was invited to participate in the Jr. NBA Court of Leaders program, she couldn't say no. "It’s an amazing honor," the junior said. The Jr. NBA Court of Leaders is a year-long leadership program organized by the NBA and WNBA." (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

UNC Women's Basketball signee Blanca Thomas shines as an old school post player

is determined to keep two things in style. Charlotte Catholic’s 6-foot-5 center — who has signed with UNC — hopes her decision to matriculate as a student-athlete at an in-state university will inspire others to do likewise. Before then, Thomas seeks to help the Cougars to their first 4A state final by being an "old school" post presence. (AOL.com)

UNC women's basketball commit Jordan Zubich has stellar performance

Fans of UNC women's basketball got a taste of what's to come next season as scored 46 points in an 82-66 win. The senior guard averages 27.5 points per game which is the highest in Minnesota and 33rd in the country for women's basketball. Zubich has been on a tear, as she's scored 35, 30, 30, and 46 points in her last four games. (Keeping It Heel)

UNC Women's Basketball Signee Jordan Zubich Pours In 46 Points

Mountain Iron-Buhl (Minn.) High School’s poured in 46 points to lead the Rangers to an 82-66 victory over Esko on Monday night. Zubich, the 2023 News Tribune All-Area Player of the Year and a class of 2024 University of North Carolina women's basketball signee, is averaging 25.4 points and 6.2 assists through nine games so far this season. (Duluth News Tribune)

UNC at No. 18 in updated 2024 women's college basketball recruiting rankings

No. 18 UNC - Highest ranked commit: C (No. 30). brings in a balanced 2024 class of signees. Thomas is one of the best bigs in the country and stands at an intimidating 6-5. She protects the paint and is a tough cover on the block. She also has a sweet stroke from 3. No. 68 is a knock down shooter. (ESPN.com)

UNC Women’s Basketball commit Lanie Grant puts together dominating performance

It’s still very early in the recruiting cycle for the Class of 2025, but and the North Carolina women’s basketball program have already secured a commitment from one of the class’ rising stars. Five-star had a career night as she led the James River Rapids girls basketball team to a hard-fought victory over Manchester. (Keeping It Heel)

UNC women's basketball commitment Lanie Grant selected to Jr. NBA Court of Leaders

Future North Carolina Tar Heel point guard has been selected to participate in the Jr. NBA Court of Leaders program, an extra preparation step for her journey to joining the women’s basketball team. Grant is a part of the 2025 recruiting class and has been carving out a name for herself with dominating performance for the USA Basketball U16 team. (Tar Heels Wire)

Drake Powell zooms up ESPN rankings, five other UNC men’s and women’s basketball recruits fall

While continues to rise in the ESPN rankings, the other five UNC men's and women's basketball recruits all dropped. ESPN has changed Powell from a 4-star to a 5-star and elevated him from 34th in the Class of 2024 to 12th. dropped from 12th to 17th. Five-star center fell from 26th to 29th in ESPN’s 2024 rankings. (Tar Heel Tribune)
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