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Harris joins in a combined basketball role
Ronnie Harris II joined UNCG as general manager and assistant coach, completing Jerod Haase’s staff. His background spans athletics and business, with the program highlighting relationship building, strategy and team development in the appointment.
Six freshmen join Patterson’s program
UNCG introduced six freshmen for 2026-27, including British forward Tiarna Chambers-Desmond and Georgia guard Kyla Cantey. Trina Patterson’s announcement outlines the newcomers’ scoring, rebounding and defensive backgrounds alongside their fit within the program.
David Noel brings G League experience
UNCG hired David Noel III as an assistant coach after two seasons with the Greensboro Swarm. Noel helped the Swarm win the 2026 G League title and worked on defense and player development.
Lee and Johnson finish WBCA coaching program
Jaila Lee and Tasia Johnson graduated from the WBCA’s coaching development program. The initiative helps players completing their college careers understand the skills and responsibilities involved in pursuing positions in women’s basketball coaching.