U.S. U17 Team Dominates in Istanbul
The United States secured its seventh consecutive U17 World Cup Championship in Istanbul, Turkey, over the weekend. The team showcased its prowess by winning all seven games with an impressive average margin of 65.7 points. Among the standout players, eight are recipients of scholarships from the University of North Carolina, with several members dominating the competition and proving instrumental in the team’s success.
Kendre Harrison, a highly touted Class of 2026 recruit, continues to make headlines in both basketball and football. Known as North Carolina’s premier dual-sport athlete, Harrison shattered his second backboard in just three months. His athletic feats have garnered him offers from major programs, showcasing his immense potential and versatility on the field and court.
Meanwhile, UNC basketball recruiting remains active with significant moves. A recent standout, 7-foot center Eric Reibe from Germany, received a scholarship offer from UNC’s coach Hubert Davis following his remarkable performance at the NBPA Top 100 camp. As the summer recruitment season unfolds, the Tar Heels’ strategy and prospects continue to generate excitement and anticipation among fans and analysts alike.
