Menu

UNC Basketball Recruits to Compete at Nike Global Challenge July 17-20


The second of three basketball recruiting open evaluation periods begins Wednesday and many coaches will be evaluating recruits attending the 2013 Nike Global Challenge being held July 17-20 at Trinity Washington University in Washington, D.C.

Wednesday's games will consist of inter-squad scrimmages. Teams will compete in pool play Thursday and Friday. And the championship games will be held on Saturday. The full schedule can be found at the Nike Global Challenge web site.

The following UNC commits and recruits will be participating:

USA West Team
--, 2014 UNC small forward commit
--, 2015 uncommitted center
--, 2015 uncommitted power forward

USA Midwest Team
--, 2014 uncommitted shooting guard

USA South Team
--, 2014 UNC point guard commit
--, 2014 UNC small forward commit
--, 2014 uncommitted shooting guard
--, 2014 uncommitted shooting guard

Related: , Recruiting Board

Jaydon Young UNC Basketball Commitment Q&A: "You're Getting a Competitor"
The opportunity to play at North Carolina is something Jaydon Young always desired. He grew up a fan of the program, attending Late Night with...

Cal basketball transfer Andrej Stojakovic trims list to UNC, Illinois, Stanford
Cal basketball transfer Andrej Stojakovic has cut his possible transfer destinations to three: Illinois, North Carolina, and Stanford. Stojakovic is the No. 5 small forward...

UNC Basketball Lands Virginia Tech Transfer Guard Jaydon Young
UNC Basketball has added a fifth transfer to its incoming class in former Virginia Tech guard Jaydon Young. Young, a 6-foot-4 native of Goldsboro, NC,...

Drake Powell NBA Draft Decision; Transfer Portal Scenarios; NIL Chaos
I don't think Drake Powell's declaration for the NBA Draft should have surprised anyone. When you have that kind of athletic profile, the NBA will...


© 2005-2025 Tar Heel Times | Contact | Privacy Policy | Site Map | RSS | Did UNC Win?

Tar Heel Times is an unofficial resource for UNC fans and is not affiliated with the University of North Carolina.