UNC women, loaded with talent, face schedule loaded with challenges

By R.L. Bynum

With eight newcomers and seven returnees, Coach Courtney Banghart’s fifth Carolina team faces a challenging women’s basketball schedule that includes at least seven — and potentially nine — games against teams in ESPN’s way-too-early Top 25 ranking.

Although the Tar Heels will likely only face a challenge on one of their non-conference home game — the Nov. 30 matchup with No. 8 (according to the ESPN ranking) South Carolina in the inaugural ACC/SEC Challenge — they face a difficult overall schedule.

The ACC announced the full schedule Tuesday night, including league game dates.

Other marquee games include a contest in Uncasville, Conn., on Dec. 10 against No. 2 UConn and two games against reigning ACC champion and Final Four participant No. 9 Virginia Tech (Feb. 4 at Chapel Hill and Feb. 25 at Blacksburg).

In addition, the Tar Heels, No. 19 in that ranking, could face Caitlin Clark and No. 3 Iowa on the third day of the Gulf Coast Showcase on Nov. 26 and may meet No. 24 Kansas State on Nov. 25 in that event.

Carolina visits No. 10 Notre Dame (Jan. 7), plays host to No. 14 Louisville (Jan. 21) and visits No. 15 Florida State (Jan. 11).

The Tar Heels open with four November home games, facing Gardner-Webb on Nov. 8, Davidson on Nov. 12, Hampton on Nov. 15 and Elon on Nov. 18 before going to Estero, Fla., for the Gulf Coast Showcase Nov. 24–26.


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Four-star point guard Reniya Kelly
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Four-star forward RyLee Grays
— Funny off court, intense on court, 4-star Grays will give UNC versatile skills for 6–3 player
Indiana Miss Basketball wing Laila Hull
— Hull, a sharpshooting, versatile wing, has expanded, refined her game after talent was evident at an early age
Walk-on guard Sydney Barker
— Barker walking on at UNC to follow dream


UNC, who finished 22–11 last season, opens ACC play on Dec. 31 at home against Clemson.

In addition to the Hokies, UNC also meets Duke (Feb. 11 in Durham and March 3 at Chapel Hill), N.C. State (Feb. 1 in Raleigh and Feb. 22 in Chapel Hill) and Virginia (Jan. 14 in Chapel Hill and Jan. 28 in Charlottesville) twice.

Only coming to Carmichael Arena, in addition to Louisville and Clemson are Miami (Jan. 25), Pittsburgh (Feb. 15) and Syracuse (Jan. 4).

League teams that the Tar Heels will only face on the road, besides the Irish and Seminoles, are Georgia Tech (Jan. 18), Boston College (Feb. 29) and Wake Forest (Feb. 18).


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Three UNC senior starters from a year ago are back, led by lead guard Deja Kelly and forward Alyssa Ustby (top photo), who are co-captains. Also returning are senior forwards Anya Poole and Alexandra Zelaya, two redshirt sophomores — lead guard Kayla McPherson and center Teonni Key — and sophomore lead guard Paulina Paris.

The three transfers are sophomore guard Indya Nivar from Stanford, junior center Maria Gakdeng from Boston College and senior guard Lexi Donarski from Iowa State. ESPN ranks Donarski as the No. 6 transfer in the country and Gakdeng No. 19 transfer

The star-studded freshman class features stretch-forward five-star Ciera Toomey (No. 4 in the class), four-star lead guard Reniya Kelly (No. 30), four-star forward RyLee Grays (No. 90), wing Laila Hull and walk-on lead guard Sydney Powell.


DateDay/
month
Times/
scores
Opponent/event
(current rank)
TV
OctoberExhibitions
18SundayW, 76–66vs. Davidson
24SaturdayL, 72–68at No. 20 Maryland
NovemberRegular season
2Monday2:30 ETOui-Play in Paris
vs. No. 21 Oklahoma
ESPN2
8Sunday5:30Ally Tipoff in Charlotte
vs. No. 1 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. 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. 9 LSU
ESPN2
6Sunday2 p.m.vs. ElonACCN
9Wednesday11 a.m.vs. WinthropACCNE
13Sunday6 p.m.vs. No. 25 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. 7 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. 13 Notre DameESPN
31Sunday5 p.m.vs. No. 4 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. VirginiaACCN
28Sunday4 p.m.at No. 4 DukeESPN
March
3–7Wed.-Sun.ACC tournamentSpectrum Center,
Charlotte


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
DateDay/
month
Times/
scores
Opponent/event
(current rank)
TV
OctoberExhibitions
18SundayW, 76–66vs. Davidson
24SaturdayL, 72–68at No. 20 Maryland
NovemberRegular season
2Monday2:30 ETOui-Play in Paris
vs. No. 21 Oklahoma
ESPN2
8Sunday5:30Ally Tipoff in Charlotte
vs. No. 1 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. 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. 9 LSU
ESPN2
6Sunday2 p.m.vs. ElonACCN
9Wednesday11 a.m.vs. WinthropACCNE
13Sunday6 p.m.vs. No. 25 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. 7 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. 13 Notre DameESPN
31Sunday5 p.m.vs. No. 4 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. VirginiaACCN
28Sunday4 p.m.at No. 4 DukeESPN
March
3–7Wed.-Sun.ACC tournamentSpectrum Center,
Charlotte


Photo courtesy of UNC Athletics Communications

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