UNC Women’s Basketball participates in Hispanic Heritage Read-In
Members of the UNC women’s basketball program participated in the fourth annual Hispanic Heritage Read-In day at a local elementary school.
On Thursday morning, a few members of the UNC women’s basketball program made a special appearance at a local elementary school.
Head coach Courtney Banghart, along with Eva Hodgson, Paulina Paris, and Kennedy Todd-Williams spent the morning at Scroggs Elementary in Chapel Hill. They participated in the school’s fourth-annual Hispanic Heritage Read-In, as they spent some quality time with some of the students.
Started the day in an awesome way ☀️📚😃
— Carolina Women's Basketball (@uncwbb) October 13, 2022
Thank you to Scroggs Elementary for having us over for the 4th-annual Hispanic Heritage Read-In. We had a great time1 #GoHeels pic.twitter.com/AReLhlkzQc
This is another great example of how student-athletes can make such an impact on their community. Banghart and her staff have done a tremendous job on the court, and do an even better job of guiding their student-athletes to become great people off the court as well.
Based on some social media posts, it appears as if they had a great time during their visit!
Could have so easily have slept in.
— Courtney Banghart (@CoachBanghart) October 13, 2022
But 🙋♀️ the chance to read to the local elementary school. Thank you to @Eva_Hodgson10 @Ktoddwilli @paulinaparis23. You made the day if so many. @uncwbb pic.twitter.com/3fVPAVg0L4
We have the choice in how we impact those around us... I left this room after receiving 15 hugs, what a way to start my day🤍 https://t.co/iNpFjCLV4o
— Eva Hodgson (@Eva_Hodgson10) October 13, 2022
The UNC women’s basketball program will begin its season on Wednesday, November 9 against Jackson State at Carmichael Arena in Chapel Hill.
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