In 2007, Banghart was named the head coach of Princeton women's basketball, and quickly turned the program around. In her third season, the Tigers made their first ever NCAA Tournament appearance. In 2015, Banghart's team went undefeated in the regular season, and Banghart was named one of the Women's 50 Greatest Leaders by Fortune magazine. Now, Courtney Banghart is in Chapel Hill.
The Tar Heels will host seven games and face four in-state opponents as part of their non-conference schedule, the athletic department announced Thursday.
In the span of a month, the 33 year Sylvia Hatchell era at UNC came to an end.
The UNC athletic department announced the hiring of a new women's basketball assistant coach on Tuesday. The new hire, Carrie Moore, worked alongside incoming head basketball coach Courtney Banghart in the past, which Banghart said, made her better.
In her first news conference in Chapel Hill on Wednesday, Courtney Banghart stood, fittingly, on the hardwood at Carmichael Arena. It’s a floor she might as well start getting used to.
Princeton's Courtney Banghart will be the next head coach of the North Carolina women's basketball team, the UNC athletics department announced Tuesday in a statement.
After 18 days of investigation into alleged racist remarks made to her players in January, North Carolina women's basketball head coach Sylvia Hatchell has resigned from her position, the UNC athletic department announced late Thursday night.
The North Carolina women's basketball team received a boost for the 2019 season on Wednesday afternoon.
North Carolina women's basketball guard Paris Kea was selected No. 25 overall in the 2019 WNBA Draft on Wednesday night.
Stephanie Watts, Destinee Walker an Jocelyn Jones will all pursue transfers to other schools, as first reported by Mary Dunleavy at WRAL.
Coaches of the North Carolina women's basketball team will be placed on paid administrative leave as the program is reviewed due to "issues raised by student-athletes and others," the UNC athletics department announced on Monday.
On Saturday, the North Carolina women's basketball team fell in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Here are five takeaways from the loss.
“This is our time to heal up and get ready to come back and have a few good practices and go play,” head coach Sylvia Hatchell said. “But that is one of the things that I addressed in the locker room, because we're a little bit banged up.”
GREENSBORO — The PA announcer had an update for the Greensboro Coliseum coming out of the halftime break of Friday’s game between No. 1 seed Notre Dame and No. 8 seed North Carolina.
GREENSBORO– A day after helping the North Carolina women’s basketball team as an extra coach during its game against Georgia Tech, Janelle Bailey returned to the court on Friday and this time contributed in ways that show up in the box score.
No. 8 seed North Carolina’s 80-73 win over No. 9 seed Georgia Tech in the second round of the ACC Tournament was a career day for Jones and Church.
Paris Kea stared out into the faces of the media members gathered for the postgame press conference after the UNC-Duke women’s basketball game. The redshirt senior guard took a long moment to think, before offering a few words to summarize her final regular season game in a Tar Heel uniform.
DURHAM — The North Carolina women’s basketball team (17-13, 8-8 ACC) fell, 62-44, to Duke (14-14, 6-10) on Sunday afternoon. With the loss, UNC will be the eighth seed in next week's ACC Tournament.
From basketball to gymnastics, it's a busy weekend for Tar Heel athletics.
Paris Kea would be the hero. With seven seconds to play, the ball was in the air on its way to her.
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