Former Iowa State guard Donarski, who was a 5-star recruit, transferring to UNC

By R.L. Bynum

Coach Courtney Banghart picked up another significant transfer on Monday when former Iowa State guard Lexi Donarski, a former five-star recruit, picked the Tar Heels.

The Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year last season with 32 steals is ranked as the No. 4 player in the portal by 247 Sports and she was considered the best shooter in the portal. She played three seasons with the Cyclones and has two seasons of eligibility remaining.

She visited Chapel Hill last Tuesday and Indiana three weeks ago. She began her Iowa State career as a point guard but shifted to the two spot.

Donarski entered the transfer portal on March 27 and is the second player to transfer to UNC after Boston College center Maria Gakdeng. The Tar Heels lost two players to the transfer portal: Kennedy Todd-Williams, who committed to Ole Miss, and Destiny Adams, who will play for Rutgers.

The Cyclones finished 22–10 and won the Big 12 Conference championship, with Donarski averaging 21.1 points, 2.9 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game.

In three seasons, she scored 196 3-pointers while shooting 36.4% from outside the arc. She shoots right-handed but will also put up shots left-handed on drives.

She shot 86.7% from the free-throw line last season and became the 33rd player in Iowa State history to reach 1,000 points, collecting 1,251 points, 301 rebounds and 203 assists. She scored in double figures 21 times last season, scoring at least 20 points five times with a season-high of 22 against Southern and Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.

In Carolina’s 73–64 victory in Portland on Nov. 27 of last season over Iowa State, Donarski had six points in 24 minutes before fouling out and was 2 of 7 from the floor and missed all four 3-point attempts. There are a couple of Donarski plays on the above video at 9:43.

Donarski collected 2,106 points in her career at Aquinas High School in Wisconsin, where her team went 107–3 with two state Division 4 titles and made the state championship game four times. She was named McDonald’s All-American, Wisconsin Gatorade Player of the Year and first-team All-State after her senior season. She was a five-star recruit ranked No. 14 in her class by ESPN.

She committed to Iowa State after her eighth-grade season.

In other program news, the Pennsylvania Sports Writers group named incoming freshman Ciera Toomey the state player of the year and her mother Carrie, Dunmore High School’s coach, the state coach of the year. The team won the school’s first state title in 24 years.


Subscribe for a cleaner, smoother reading experience without the flashing banners, slow-loading elements, or those especially annoying pop‑up ads that interrupt the flow of the story. You’ll also get the first version of each story emailed to you. The only ads you’ll see are static, non-intrusive ads for UNC‑related books, and there are none currently on the site.


YearNo.PlayersPos.Height
Freshman11Kate HarpringPG5–10
Freshman52Noelle BofiaF6–4
Sophomore3Gabby White — WG5–10
Sophomore7Nyla BrooksW6–1
Sophomore26Taissa QueirozG6–1
Junior34Blanca Thomas C6–5
Junior1Jordan Zubich G5–11
Senior21Ciera ToomeyF6–4
Senior4Laila Hull W6–1
Senior5Sophie Burrows — XG6–2
Senior8Achol Akot — YF6–1
Senior10Reniya KellyG5–7
Senior15Sydney BarkerG5–6
Senior13Chloe Clardy — ZG5–9

W — Virginia transfer; X — Syracuse transfer; Y — Oklahoma State transfer; Z — Stanford transfer

Former players transferred

PlayerClass next seasonPos.HgtNext school
Elina AarnisaloJuniorG5–10UCLA
Lanie GrantJuniorG5–9TCU
Taliyah HendersonSophomoreW6–1Clemson
Liza AstakhovaSophomoreG6–2BYU

UNC schedule

DateDay/
month
TimeOpponent/event
(rank in final poll)
TV
OctoberExhibitions
18Sunday1 p.m.vs. Davidson
24Saturday1 p.m.at No. 20 MarylandB1G+
NovemberRegular season
2Monday2:30 ETOui-Play in Paris
vs. No. 12 Oklahoma
ESPN2
8Sunday5:30Ally Tipoff in Charlotte
vs. No. 2 South Carolina
ESPN
11Wednesday7 p.m.vs. N.C. CentralACCNE
14Saturday4 p.m.at Penn in PalestraESPN+
WBCA ShowcaseOrlando
19Thursday6 p.m.vs. Texas TechESPN2
21Saturday5 p.m.vs. No. 24 AlabamaESPN+
———
24Tuesday7 p.m.vs. Gardner-WebbACCNE
27Friday7 p.m.vs. ArmyACCNE
29Sunday4 p.m.vs. BrownACCN
December
2Wednesday7:15ACC/SEC
Women’s Challenge

vs. No. 8 LSU
ESPN2
6Sunday2 p.m.vs. ElonACCN
9Wednesday11 a.m.vs. WinthropACCNE
13Sunday6 p.m.vs. N.C. StateESPN
17Thursday6 p.m.vs. Georgia TechACCN
21Monday7 p.m.vs. Norfolk StateACCN
28Monday8 p.m.vs. UNCWACCN
31Thursday6 p.m.at SyracuseACCN
January
3Sunday2 p.m.at ClemsonThe CW
7Thursday8 p.m.vs. Wake ForestACCN
10Sunday3 p.m.at No. 11 LouisvilleESPN or ESPN2
17Sunday4 p.m.vs. Boston CollegeACCN
21Thursday8 p.m. ETat CaliforniaACCN
24Sunday2 p.m. ETat StanfordESPN,
2 or U
28Thursday6 p.m.vs. No. 9 Notre DameESPN
31Sunday5 p.m.vs. No. 5 DukeESPN
February
4Thursday7 p.m.at MiamiACCNE
7Sunday6 p.m.vs. Virginia TechACCN
14Sunday2 p.m.at SMUACCNE
18Thursday6 p.m.at PittsburghACCN
21SundayNoonvs. Florida StateThe CW
25Thursday8 p.m.vs. No. 19 VirginiaACCN
28Sunday4 p.m.at No. 5 DukeESPN
March
3–7Wed.-Sun.ACC tournamentSpectrum Center,
Charlotte

Photo via @CycloneWBB

3 Comments

Leave a Reply