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NCAA Women's Basketball Recruiting: Highlights from the Early Signing Period as UNC Signs Top 2026 Talent
The early signing period for the high school class of 2026 has concluded, revealing key recruits and powerful commitments.
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The early signing period for the high school class of 2026 ended on Wednesday with numerous top players declaring their college choices. Here are the main takeaways:
Key Highlights:
- UNC’s Top Recruit: The Tar Heels signed Kate Harpring, rated as 247Sports’ No. 1 player of the class. Her basketball lineage includes a father who played in the NBA.
- Saniyah Hall Joins USC: Following stellar performances from JuJu Watkins and Jazzy Davidson, Hall’s addition signals USC’s resurgence in women’s basketball.
- UConn Secures Vukosa: The Huskies add a standout from NY, who averaged impressive stats during her high school season.
- Other Notable Commitments: Players like Oliviyah Edwards chose Tennessee, maintaining the program’s strong legacy.
These commitments illustrate a shifting landscape in NCAA women’s basketball, highlighting the level of talent being secured across programs.
