How UNC women’s basketball held off Florida State to reach ACC Tournament semifinals
UNC (27-6), which at No. 14 is ranked higher than No. 22 Florida State (23-8) in the most recent AP Top 25 poll, beat FSU for the first time since 2022 after overcoming a rough second-quarter performance and a historic performance from Makayla Timpson.
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Backyard brawl: Duke, NC State to meet in Women's ACC championship game
The top-seeded Wolfpack pounded fifth-seeded and No. 14 North Carolina, 66-55, in the first of two semifinal games at First Horizon Coliseum. In the second game, third-seeded Duke pulled off the upset, using a scoring burst late in the fourth quarter to stop the second-seeded Irish, 61-56.
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NC State Smothers UNC Women’s Basketball in ACC Semifinals
UNC couldn't find a way through a stingy NC State defense Saturday afternoon in the ACC semifinals in Greensboro.
Finishing strong: UNC women’s basketball rallies past Boston College in ACC Tournament
Boston College took a nine-point second-half lead, but the Tar Heels used a 19-3 run to retake the lead and advance in the tournament.
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Turnovers impede No. 8 UNC women's basketball in loss to No. 16 Duke
UNC redshirt first year forward Ciera Toomey (21) defends during the Feb. 27, 2025 women’s basketball game against Duke in Cameron Indoor Stadium. UNC lost to Duke 68-53. DURHAM — Head coach Courtney Banghart already knew how Duke liked to run its offense: get out in transition and grab offensive rebounds.
Women’s basketball rankings: No. 1 is unchanged, but injuries raise questions as conference tournaments approach
Can LSU, North Carolina, Kansas State and Tennessee hold onto their top 16 projections while weathering key injuries?
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UNC's Banghart remains confident injured starters Ustby, Kelly will return soon as March looms
DURHAM, N.C. — Eighth-ranked North Carolina missed starters Alyssa Ustby and Reniya Kelly in a loss at 16th-ranked rival Duke. Coach Courtney Banghart sounds optimistic the Tar Heels won't be in ...
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Fourth quarter rally sends UNC women's basketball to ACC tournament quarterfinals
The veteran core of Alyssa Ustby, Maria Gakdeng, Indya Nivar and Lexi Donarski scored 20 of UNC’s 24 points in the final frame.
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Guilford County school kids bring the noise at ACC Women's Basketball Tournament
They were especially loud during timeouts, when t-shirts were being tossed and shot into the crowd. Even the kids in the upper deck were screaming for shirts, but only a
UNC has missed Alyssa Ustby and Reniya Kelly. Will they play in the ACC Tournament?
In the three-game span, UNC squeaked out a one-point win over N.C. State before losing to Duke and Virginia. The Tar Heels led Duke by two points before falling to the Blue Devils at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Meanwhile, they gave up an 18-point lead to the Cavaliers on Sunday in their final regular season game.
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UNC's Banghart remains confident injured starters Ustby, Kelly will return soon as March looms
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Eighth-ranked North Carolina missed starters Alyssa Ustby and Reniya Kelly in a loss at 16th-ranked rival Duke. Coach Courtney Banghart sounds optimistic the Tar Heels won't be in that position as March heats up. Ustby, a fifth-year ...