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Women's basketball successfully defeated Virginia, with Janelle Bailey and Shayla Bennett leading the way.
Sylvia Crawley, assistant coach for the UNC women's basketball team, discusses the legacy of UNC women's basketball and her experience as a National Champion.
The North Carolina women’s basketball team defeated Virginia on Sunday, 70-53, snapping a two-game win streak by the Cavaliers.
On Thursday evening, the North Carolina women’s basketball team (15-11, 6-6 ACC) was humbled in a road matchup with Pittsburgh (10-16, 1-11 ACC), losing by a score of 91-78. Porous defense and an inability to mount a comeback in the game's final minutes led to a major blow to the Tar Heels' NCAA Tournament hopes.
Get caught up with everything UNC sports for this weekend.
On Sunday afternoon, the North Carolina women’s basketball team (15-10, 6-5) bounced back from a loss to rival Duke with a hard-fought 70-64 road victory against Clemson (15-9, 6-5).
Against Duke, which entered the game just 2-7 in conference play, UNC was also reminded of how small its margin for error is.
The North Carolina women’s basketball team (14-10, 5-5) saw their four-game winning streak come to an end Thursday night in an 85-69 loss to Duke.
Winter sports, such as basketball and tennis, continue their seasons, while spring sports, such as softball and lacrosse, start theirs. Teams are scattered around the state, the country and even the world.
Paris Kea, the redshirt senior guard who stars for the North Carolina women's basketball team, has led the Tar Heels to wins against top-10 teams in consecutive weeks. Now she's ready for the next challenge ahead.
Last weekend was a mixed one for UNC sports teams, with some bringing home decisive wins and others suffering defeat.
UNC women's basketball team pulls off a win over the undefeated N.C. State Wolfpack thanks to leadership of Coach Sylvia Hatchell.
Exactly a week removed from their historic victory over then No. 1 Notre Dame, the Tar Heels were in giant slaying form again. UNC found consistency in the second half, ending N.C. State’s program-record 21 game winning streak.
Less than a week after she led the North Carolina women’s basketball team to its biggest win in years — a five-point defeat of then-No.1 Notre Dame — Paris Kea’s game looked off.
One game after the biggest win in program history, the North Carolina women’s basketball team took care of business against a middle-of-the-road conference opponent in Georgia Tech, 91-90, on Thursday night at Carmichael Arena.
The Tar Heels seemed to feed off the crowd in its win over Notre Dame on Sunday. After an impressive third quarter that gave UNC a 62-53 lead, Notre Dame (19-2, 6-1 ACC) came storming back with a 12-1 run to begin the fourth quarter. The run was extinguished when redshirt junior guard Stephanie Watts and sophomore center Janelle Bailey each made a clutch basket to keep the Tar Heels in the game.
With close calls against teams like now-ranked No. 4 Louisville and No. 22 Florida State in the rearview mirror, North Carolina head coach Sylvia Hatchell challenged her team to have a “wow moment” on Sunday with the nation’s top team in town.
The North Carolina women's basketball team defeated No. 1 Notre Dame, 78-73, on Sunday afternoon at Carmichael Arena.
The North Carolina women’s basketball team (11-9, 2-4 ACC) entered Thursday night’s matchup with the Virginia Tech Hokies (13-6, 0-6 ACC) desperate to turn things around after dropping four of its first five ACC matchups. The Tar Heels fought hard to beat the Hokies, 81-69, in an important confidence-restoring win ahead of an impending matchup with No. 1 Notre Dame this Sunday.
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