UNC Women's Basketball Recruiting
Complete coverage of North Carolina Tar Heels Women's Basketball Recruiting.
Five-star wing Nyla Brooks commits to UNC Women's Basketball
UNC Women's Basketball continue to roll on the recruiting front. On Thursday, the Tar Heels landed a commitment from class of 2025 five-star
Nyla Brooks. The 6-foot-1 wing from Alexandria, Va. was committed to Tennessee but reopened her recruitment following the coaching change in Knoxville. She chose UNC, over Georgia, Tennessee, and Maryland. (
247 Sports)
Five-star wing Taliyah Henderson finds ‘that family feel’ at UNC
The way
Taliyah Henderson and her family see it, UNC was meant to be. As soon as she stepped on campus again this summer, Taliyah "really felt that family feel," she said. "You could tell they believed in me. That energy and that passion when I was on campus was undeniable. People say, ‘When you know, you know,’" her mother added. "And she knew." (
Arizona Daily Star)
UNC Women's Basketball among finalists for 2025 four-star Taissa Queiroz
Courtney Banghart and the North Carolina women's basketball program simply continue to be strong presences in recruiting some of the top Class of 2025 talents available. The latest recruiting news involves four-star guard
Taissa Queiroz. Along with North Carolina, Queiroz is also still considering Colorado, Gonzaga, Kansas State, Utah, and Washington. (
Keeping It Heel)
Courtney Banghart, UNC Women’s Basketball Land Commitment from 5-Star Prospect Taliyah Henderson
Courtney Banghart scored a big commitment on the recruiting trail Friday, as five-star wing
Taliyah Henderson committed to the UNC women’s basketball program. Both ESPN and 247 Sports rate Henderson as a five-star recruit, with ESPN grading her a 96 overall and the No. 21 player in the 2025 women's basketball recruiting class. She is a six-foot wing. (
Chapelboro.com)
Top 2025 recruit Taliyah Henderson commits to North Carolina women's basketball
Taliyah Henderson, one of the top undecided players in the 2025 women's basketball recruiting class, committed to UNC on Friday. “All of the other schools checked boxes, but North Carolina checked all the boxes,” Henderson of Tucson (Ariz.) Salpointe Catholic said. Henderson chose the Tar Heels over UConn, USC, Maryland, Tennessee, and Ohio State. (
On3.com)
Four-star point guard Caliyah DeVillasee lists UNC Women's Basketball in final six
Caliyah DeVillasee, the No. 9 point guard in ESPN’s Class of 2025 recruiting ranking, lists UNC Women's Basketball in her final six and will announce her commitment on September 1. Rated No. 43 overall in the class, the 5-foot-7 four-star Baltimore native has narrowed her list to UNC, Clemson, Georgia, Cincinnati, West Virginia, and Virginia Tech. (
Tar Heel Tribune)
Four-star guard Lena Girardi, daughter of Joe Girardi, has UNC in final five
Four-star shooting guard Lena Girardi has included UNC Women's Basketball on her list of five potential college destinations. Girardi is No. 79 in ESPN’s Class of 2025 ranking. She is the daughter of former MLB player and manager Joe Girardi, and her final five colleges include the Tar Heels, Arizona, Oklahoma State, Virginia Tech, and Northwestern. (
Tar Heel Tribune)
Five-star wing Nyla Brooks includes UNC Women's Basketball among top four
Five-star wing
Nyla Brooks, the No. 14 recruit in the 2025 Class, has included UNC Women's Basketball among the final four programs she's considering. Brooks, from Alexandria, Va., cut her list to UNC, Maryland, Georgia and Tennessee. Brooks originally committed to Tennessee but reopened her recruitment after Coach Kellie Harper was fired in April. (
Tar Heel Tribune)
Five-star wing Agot Makeer lists UNC Women's Basketball in her final six
Five-star wing Agot Makeer, the No. 6 player in the 2025 women's basketball recruiting class, has UNC among the final six schools she is considering. Her list is down to the Tar Heels, which she has already visited, South Carolina, Duke, Michigan State, Kentucky and UConn after eliminating UCLA, Notre Dame, Michigan, Virginia Tech, Louisville, and Vanderbilt. (
Tar Heel Tribune)
Five-star point guard Autumn Fleary to visit UNC Women's Basketball Wednesday
The UNC women’s basketball program has scheduled an unofficial visit with one of the top recruits in the class of 2026. Five-star point guard Autumn Fleary from McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Maryland, reportedly will visit Chapel Hill this Wednesday. The five-foot-seven rising junior is currently ranked as the No. 14 overall player in the 2026 class. (
Keeping It Heel)