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Its been a busy offseason for UNC basketball, which had to put together a roster for its first season under head coach Michael Malone while keeping an eye on the future.The Tar Heels will have at least 10 new players on Malones first roster around returners Jarin Stevenson, Jaydon Young and Isaiah Denis. Maximo Adams, Sayon Keita, Kevin Thomas and Malloy Smith are four freshmen set to join that group in Chapel Hill.Looking beyond the 2026-27 season and ahead at future recruiting classes, Malone has scholarship offers out to 12 players in the 2027 class and five players in the 2028 group, according to 247Sports.Heres a full breakdown of the players UNC has offered in the 2027 and 2028 recruiting classes, as of July 27.CJ RosserA Rocky Mount native who started his career at Northern Nash High School before deciding to transfer to Southeastern Prep in Florida ahead of his senior season, Rosser is the top-ranked player in the 2027 class, according to the 247Sports Composite. The 6-foot-10, 195-pound forward just wrapped up his second unofficial visit at UNC and helped the U17 U.S. National team win the FIBA World Cup in Turkey. Rosser averaged 16 points per game and scored a team-high 23 points in the title game against Serbia. He could be the crown jewel of Malones 2027 recruiting class.Demarcus HenryA 6-foot-7 forward and the third-ranked prospect in the 2027 class, Henry plays out of Compass Prep in Arizona. The Tar Heels, who offered Henry in mid-May, are among Henrys eight finalists, announced on July 7. Kansas and Kentucky were the other blue-blood programs to make the cut. He was among the standouts at the NBPA Top 100 camp after averaging 20 points and 9.3 rebounds at the event. Hes also the son of late NFL wide receiver Chris Henry.Jordan PageA Raleigh native who started his career at Broughton High School, Page will wrap up his career at IMG Academy in Florida. The 6-foot-5 wing is the 10th-ranked player nationally in the 2027 class and could be a hometown get for the Tar Heels or N.C. State. Page averaged 19.8 points and 9.9 rebounds per game last season at Broughton, according to MaxPreps.Navorro Bowman Jr.A 6-foot-3 combo guard as the 12th-ranked prospect nationally in the 2027 class, Bowman Jr. is No. 1 in California. Malone offered Bowman Jr. a scholarship on July 23. The son of former NFL linebacker Navorro Bowman, NaVorro Jr. averaged 22.5 points and 5 assists per game last season at Notre Dame High School in California. Teaming up with Rosser, Bowman averaged 12 points per game as the USA U17 team won the FIBA World Cup gold medal.Darius WabbingtonWabbington is the No. 15 overall recruit in the 2027 class and is down to six schools, including UNC. Hes set for an official visit in Chapel Hill at some point this fall. A 6-foot-11 center from Sunnyslope High School in Arizona, Wabbington averaged 17.2 points and 9.4 rebounds per game as a junior.Others players with UNC basketball offers in 2027 recruiting classBeckham Black, PGNasir Anderson, PGAdan Diggs, CGKing Gibson, CGAsa Montgomery, SFLewis Uvwo, CPaul Osaruyi, CUNC basketball offers in 2028 recruiting classBrady Pettigrew, PGAJ Williams, SFColton Hiller, SFYann Kamagate, CDylan Betts, CRodd Baxley covers North Carolina Tar Heels athletics for The Fayetteville Observer as part of the USA TODAY Network. Follow his ACC coverage on X/Twitter or Bluesky: @RoddBaxley. Got questions regarding UNC? Send them to rbaxley@usatodayco.com.This article originally appeared on The Fayetteville Observer: UNC basketball recruits to watch for 2027, 2028 with Michael Malone offers

The Sentinel continues its America 250 project with another spin on celebrating the history of the Holland area.We have done the big lists. Now, we are unveiling a Mount Rushmore for each high school, boys and girls, so each school will have four faces. Athletes must be graduated to be considered and this is for high school accomplishments, so club gymnasts are not included in this one. Fans will be able to vote for the athlete they think is missing (to make it a top 5).Here is a look at the high school girls Mount Rushmore picks:Holland High SchoolCourtney Bartholomew: State champion swimmer is state record-holder, NCAA All-American at Virginia and was American record holder in the 100-meter (short course) backstroke and part of a Team USA world-record relay. Six-time junior national champion. Taylor Garcia: This swimmer swept all eight individual state titles, won six relays and three team titles, becoming the most decorated athlete in state history before becoming an All-American at Michigan.Emily Bos: Multi-state champion swimmer before becoming an All-American at Auburn. Chosen for Team USA select camp. Sadie Misiewicz: A three-time all-state soccer player, she is one of the top soccer players in area history. Went on to play at Michigan State and now professionally. West OttawaGabby Reynolds: Miss Basketball of Michigan was all-state three times and plays at the Division I level at George Washington.Natalie Stitt: This state champion diver was all-state and All-American three times. She went on to make the NCAA finals at Notre Dame. She also was a state qualifier in the pole vault. Shelby Lacy: The top breaststroker in area history, Lacy won back-to-back Division 1 state titles in the 100-yard breaststroke before becoming Michigan State's school record-holder in the event. Natalie Dunn: Earned all-state in basketball and volleyball before playing NCAA Division I volleyball at Furman, then transferring to Hope for her fifth year. Holland ChristianAlyssa Garvelink: All-state volleyball player three times and was Miss Volleyball finalist. Was an All-American at MSU and plays professionally for the Grand Rapids Rise.Kathy Arendsen: The top pitcher in the state, she led the Maroons to a state championship in 1976 then played on the U.S. national team.Carissa Verkaik: Was all-state in basketball and track before becoming national player of the year for Calvin with the Jostens Trophy.Kristen Etterbeek: Was all-state in volleyball and tennis, leading both teams to state titles. Was Miss Volleyball finalist. Went on to play at Penn.Zeeland EastSophie Riemersma: All-state in volleyball and track, she is the Chix all-time scoring leader in basketball. Miss Volleyball finalist went on to play at the NCAA Division I level.Suenomi Norinh: Won four state championships in hurdles and jumping and led the Chix to a state championship before competing at Missouri.Paige Westra: All-state in track, soccer and the first all-state female football player in state history. Went on to do track and field at GVSU, earning All-American honors.Allison Liske: The school record holder in both shot put and discus, she was a national qualifier at Michigan. Also an all-conference basketball player.Zeeland WestHaley Hoogenraad: All-state in softball, basketball and cross country was a state qualifier in track. Went on to start at Michigan after being named Miss Softball.Rachele Schulist: State champion in track and cross country, was an All-American at MSU helping the Spartans win the NCAA championship.Carly Sleeman: Miss Softball for position players, she was all-state three times at catcher and went on to play at CMU and plays now at Kentucky.Abby Winn: A four-sport athlete, she was all-state in soccer and volleyball, a state qualifier in track and a starter in basketball. Went on to play soccer at GVSU.HamiltonAJ Ediger: All-state in basketball and volleyball, led both teams to state quarterfinals multiple times. Went on to play college basketball at Iowa.Kara VandeGuchte: All-state in volleyball and track, did both at Hope, earning All-American in the heptathlon and leading volleyball to the Final Four.Bria Schrotenboer: Was elite soccer player earning a spot on the U-19 national team and at MSU. All-state in basketball, led Hawkeyes to state semifinals.Emily Oren: All-state runner in cross country and track, ran at Hilldale and was an NCAA champion in the steeplechase twice before running for Team USA.SaugatuckAna Capotosto: Arguably the best all-around athlete area history, was state champion in the 800 meters, all-state in basketball and volleyball. She went on to play at the NCAA Division I level at Toledo where she was a starter and captain.Aerin Baker: All-state in volleyball and multiple track events, she went on to play volleyball at Calvin and become an All-American.Lauren Jenkins: An elite distance runner, she excelled in cross country and track, earning all-state before running at Michigan State on the NCAA title team.Heather Price: Another stellar distance runner who was all-state in cross and track before running at Michigan.FennvilleSelena Beltran-Pena: An all-state softball pitcher, she was Sentinel Player of the Year and went on to play at Hope College.Amber VanWieren: Was a 1,000-point scorer in basketball and also starred in softball, track and volleyball.Coryne Howard: The all-time leading scorer in basketball for the Blackhawks, earning all-state honorable mention twice.Lindsay Cossey: This softball was honorable mention all-state, keeping hitters off-balance.Black RiverKylee Poulton: Won multiple state championships in sprint events on the track before going on to run at Indiana University.Eliza Beird: Was all-state in soccer and also a strong basketball player, she went on to play soccer at Hope.Allison Vroon: Was an all-state runner and soccer player multiple seasons. Was Sentinel Cross Country Runner of the Year twice.Sydney Del Valle: One of the top distance runners, earning all-state honors, went on to run at Western Michigan and then Hope.CalvaryNicole Zeinstra: An elite distance runner, won a state championship in 2012 in the 1,600 meters. Went on to run at Michigan.Abby Schultz: The only 1,000-point scorer in Crusader history, she went on to play at Grace Christian and earn All-American honors.Emma Jo Wedeven: Scored 44 points in a game. Was one of the top basketball players in the area.Kierstin Davis: A true post player earned all-state honors as a senior.This article originally appeared on The Holland Sentinel: America 250: High school girls sports Mount Rushmore picks for each school: Vote for top 5

CHEBOYGAN Talk about a difficult list tocome up with.This was it, as it took me through the middle of the night to figure out the greatest Cheboygan-area female athletesIvecovered over the course of my 15 years or so up here.TOP AREA MALE ATHLETES OF LAST 15 YEARS: The best male athletes I've covered in the Cheboygan area | GreenleafGREATEST U.P. MALE ATHLETES: Looking at greatest male athletes from Michigan's Upper PeninsulaGREATEST U.P. FEMALE ATHLETES: Looking at greatest female athletes from Michigan's Upper PeninsulaHeresa look at those elite athletes, some of which came during my early years, others whom I covered during the middle of my career, and those who competedrather recently.Mandy Paull, Cheboygan In a soccer career that saw her net 174 career points 79 goals and 95 assists PaullearnedMichigan High SchoolSoccer Coaches Association all-state first team honorsin her junior and senior seasons and was named to the all-state squad in all four seasons she played with the Chiefs.Paull continued her career at Ferris State University.Thatsnot all. In addition to an elite soccer career, she was a stellar cross-country runner who picked up all-state accolades.Cloe Mallory, Inland Lakes The greatest softball pitcherIvecovered, Mallory, an all-stater multiple times in her career, lifted the Bulldogs to the 2017 Division 4 state title and was a part of 2016s state runner-up squad. In addition to the 416 strikeouts and career earned run average of 0.60 in high school, Mallory hit .495 with 20 career home runs.After Inland Lakes, Mallory pitched and earned all-MAC honors at Central Michigan University.Aspen Williams, Cheboygan Anothersoftball superstar who earned Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association all-state first team honors with the Chiefs in 2013.A prolific offensive player and an elite defender, theoutstanding Williams continued her career at Western Michigan University, where she earned all-MAC accolades.Natalie Wandrie, Inland Lakes Earning all-state in four different sports was Wandrie, who led Inland Lakes volleyball to an MHSAA Division 4 state title game appearance in 2021.In softball, her powerful hitting and strong defensive play helped her secure all-state first team accolades.In basketball, she became I-L's all-time leading scorerwith 1,301 total points. To top her high school athletic career off, Wandrie won D4 state titles in the discus and shot put in track and field. Currently, Wandrieis now a member of the Lindsey Wilson University (Kentucky) volleyball and softball squads.Madison Smith, Mackinaw City A superb basketball and volleyball player with the Comets, Smith earned all-state accolades in both sports. Smith wasa major part of Mackinaw Citys 2023 regional title-winning basketball squad.In that senior basketball season, Smith averaged 16.1 points, 10.1 rebounds and 3.7 assists, 3.6 steals and 3.5 blocks. After Mackinaw City, she spent time as a member of Saginaw Valley State Universitys volleyball teamandMid MichiganCollege basketball.Tayler Friend, Pellston I only got to cover this Pellston star for one season in 2010, but it was an incredible one for Friend, who earned Class D all-state first team honors as a senior. Friends exceptional play helped the Hornets who reachedthe statechampionship game a year prior to a second consecutive trip to Battle Creek for the state semifinals. Friendplayed two years of volleyball at Grand Rapids Community College following her Pellston career.Larissa Huffman, Mackinaw City Another athlete who earned all-state honors in multiple sports, Huffman was a star on Mackinaw Citys first-ever regional title-winning basketball team in 2023. As a co-op member of Inland Lakes state runner-up track and field team in 2023, Huffman claimed all-state in the 100 and 300 hurdles. Over the last few years, Huffman has competed as a member of theSt. Norbert College (Wisconsin) basketball and track and field teams.Megan Murphy, Cheboygan A three-time district champion in soccer, Murphy was a sensational midfielder who earned all-state honors during her senior campaign with the Chiefs. Overall, she finished with 101 career points.During what was asuccessful golf career, Murphy was a state qualifier.Emily Estep, Onaway Though I didnt arrive in Northern Michigan before Esteps elite pitching spearheaded the Cardinals to a Class D state runner-up finish in 2010, I did get to watch the final three seasons ofher athletic career, which saw her star in softball as well as volleyball, as she was a tremendousliberowho helped the Cardinalsreach the 2012 Class D semifinals.After Onaway, Estep played multiple seasons with Lake Superior State University softball.TOP SPORTS MOMENTS: Reliving best Cheboygan-area high school sports moments from 2025-26MAYBANK QUALIFIES FOR US AM: Cheboygan native, OU's PJ Maybank III qualifies for 2026 U.S. AmateurChloe Robinson, Inland Lakes One of the best three-sport performersIvewatched, Robinson is one of themost decoratedathletes on this list, having earned all-state honors in basketball twodifferent times. In basketball, Robinson won district titles in each of her four seasons and liftedthe Bulldogs to their first-ever regional title in 2026. Duringa highly successfulfour-year track and field career, Robinson was a part of three I-L teams that won regional championships and two that captured Ski Valley titles.Robinson will continue her basketball career at Bay College. Contact sports editor Jared Greenleaf atjgreenleaf@gannett.com. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter@sportsCDTThis article originally appeared on Cheboygan Daily Tribune: The best female athletes I've covered in Cheboygan area | Greenleaf

GRAYLING For most people, paddling a canoe for 14 consecutive hours in the darkness of night sounds like a mission of survival.In Northern Lower Michigan, that describes an annual tradition that brings in hundreds of competitors and thousands of spectators from around the globe every year.The 78th iteration of the AuSable River Canoe Marathon began on Saturday, July 25, in Downtown Grayling as 103 teams of competitors from 16 states and one Canadian province were greeted on the banks of the AuSable River by a large crowd of fans and spectators. From there, teams made the 120-mile journey from Grayling ot Oscoda throughout the night, racing to become the first team to make it to the shore of Lake Huron.Part of the Triple Crown of Canoe Racing, the marathon is one of the most grueling tests of endurance in North America.HS Football Northern Michigan high school football conferences get another shakeupRyan Shay Mile Charlevoix's Eaton, Rochester's McMahan shine in high school Shay MileDating back to 1947, the race was reportedly designed as a post-Labor Day tourist draw for the Eastern Michigan area. Now, the annual race draws some of the top competitors in canoe racing, and plenty of fans, as paddlers make the 120-mile, 14 -plus journey throughout the night.This year, 106 teams of two (212 competitors) ranging from 15 to 72 years old participated in the 78th annual running. Of those, 93 teams completed the trek, with times ranging from more than 14 hours to nearly 19.While a 14-hour nighttime canoe race doesn't sound like a spectator sport, it most certainly is. Starting with the opening ceremony in Grayling, thousands of fans gather alongside the riverside to see the Le Mans-style run that kicks off the event.George Blaha, a Hall of Fame broadcaster for the Detroit Pistons and Michigan State Spartans, spoke at the opening ceremony, describing the opening of the race as, "One of the most exciting starts in all of sports.""If this is your first time, get ready for a night you will never, ever, ever forget," said Blaha.Spectators then follow along the route, checking the progress at predetermined bridges and dams before meeting the racers in Oscoda on Sunday morning. It has been described as the "Toughest Spectator Sport in the World", and those who have experienced it from start to finish can see why.Travis Mecklenburg of Grayling and Logan Mynar of New Braunfels, Texas, were the overall winners, completing the 120-mile race in 14 hours, 20 minutes and 37 seconds.Rich Lauth (Grosse Ile) and Mary Schlimmer-Willoughby (Traverse City) were the mixed division winners (15:12:37), and Rebecca Davis (Homer) and Mandy Trudgeon (East Lansing) won the women's division (15:35:16).The AuSable River Marathon is the second race in the Triple Crown of Canoe Racing that includes the General Clinton Canoe Regatta in New York and the Classique Internationale de Canots de la Mauricie in Quebec. Many of the top racers, including Mecklenburg and Mynar, compete in all three races throughout the summer, with results in each helping towards their final standings. Mecklenburg was one of the 2025 triple crown winners, alongside fellow Michigander Weston Willoughby (Traverse City)The summertime is filled with plenty of marathons; however, there probably isn't a race more "Michigan" than the AuSable River Marathon.Contact GHT Sports Editor Dylan Jespersen atDjespersen@gaylordheraldtimes.com. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter, @dylanjespersen,and Instagram, @dylanjespersenThis article originally appeared on The Petoskey News-Review: AuSable River Marathon continues nearly 80-year Michigan tradition

Photo by CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP via Getty ImagesArgentina defender Marcos Senesis girlfriend revealed the contents of Lionel Messis heartwarming gift to 2026 World Cup teammates.Argentinas bid to become the first team in 64 years to defend the World Cup title ended with a 1-0 loss to Spain in the 2026 World Cup final.However, the memories that this squad made with a 39-year-old Messi will live forever, especially with Messi giving all his teammates a special gift in the United States.Lionel Messis special gift for his Argentine teammates at the World CupSenesis girlfriend, English influencer Kelci-Rose Bowers, shared on Instagram that Messi gave all his teammates a personalized backpack to carry a gold Stanley, primarily as a travelling kit to drink mate.This is for his mate, a mate gifted from Messi to all the players. A gold Stanley for everyone to have mate in. Marcos gave it to me to keep safe and take back to Miami.Messi also gifted a golden bombilla to all his teammates alongside the bag and the mate. A bombilla is a specialized spoon/straw that is used to stir the drink and sip it without getting chunks of herbs in ones mouth.Mate is a caffeine-rich herbal drink made with yerba mate. Its widely consumed among the southern Cone countries of South America, like Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, and Chile, among others.Photo by David Ramos FIFA/FIFA via Getty ImagesMessi and the Argentine team are well-known for their fondness for mate, popularizing the drink across the world during the 2022 World Cup, as Argentine players imported pounds of mate to Qatar to serve as a healthy hit of caffeine for the players.Its a drink that is now very popular among footballers, especially South American footballers, due to the positive benefits of the herbal drink.Whether the Argentine players who received this gift actually use it or keep it stored away as a cherished gift remains to be seen, but this is another example of why Messis teammates give it their all for him on the field.Read more:MLS wonderkid Cavan Sullivan makes Adidas history before Lionel Messi with groundbreaking bootsOtherwise hes out Will Ferrell reveals the surprising rule Lionel Messi has for every commercialThe seven worst decisions on and off the field at the 2026 FIFA World Cup

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