Chanel Porter

1 week ago | wxii12.com | Chanel Porter

THE NEW COACHES DON’T STOP THERE. WINSTON-SALEM STATE NAMED TIARA TERRY AS THE NEW WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACH ON TUESDA, AFTER SHE SPENT THE LAST FOUR SEASONS AS THE HEAD COACH AT VIRGINIA UNION. I GOT TO CATCH UP WITH COACH TERRY AS SHE MAKES HER RETURN TO HER ALMA MATER. AND WE ARE JOINED NOW BY THE NEW WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACH HERE AT WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY. TIARA. TERRY. TIARA. FIRST OFF, CONGRATULATIONS. JUST WHAT’S IT LIKE COMING BACK HERE TO YOUR ALMA MATER, WINSTON-SALEM STATE?

1 week ago | wxii12.com | Chanel Porter

YOU’RE WATCHING WXII 12, AND NOW THE MODERN AUTOMOTIVE SPORTS REPORT. IT’S BEEN A ROLLER COASTER OF A LAST FEW WEEKS HERE AT HIGH POINT. FROM WINNING THE BIG SOUTH TO MAKING THEIR FIRST NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCE TO THEN JUST THREE WEEKS AFTER SEARCHING FOR A NEW HEAD COACH, ALAN HUSS SPENT TWO SEASONS AT THE HELM OF HIGH POINT, AND HE’S HAD A LOT OF SUCCESS. SO WHAT BETTER WAY TO CONTINUE THAT THAN HIRING FROM WITHIN?

1 week ago | wxii12.com | Chanel Porter

NC State’s standout guards Saniya Rivers and Aziaha James made history Monday night, marking the first time in history that two Wolfpack players were selected in the first round of the WNBA draft. Rivers was selected as the eighth overall pick by the Connecticut Sun. James was picked 12th overall by the Dallas Wings.Rivers started her collegiate career as a National Champion at South Carolina before spending her final three seasons at NC State.

1 month ago | wxii12.com | Chanel Porter

ONE SEED IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT, 18 TIMES, MORE THAN ANY OTHER PROGRAM IN THE COUNTRY. THE TAR HEELS HAVE ALREADY TAKEN HOME THE TITLE OF THE MOST TALKED ABOUT TEAM, AHEAD OF THE BIG DANCE, WITH PLENTY OF BULLETIN BOARD MATERIAL OF WHY THEY DON’T DESERVE TO BE IN. SPORTS DIRECTOR JOHN JOHNSON HAS MORE FROM DAYTON, WHERE THE TAR HEELS HIT THE PRACTICE COURT BEFORE THEIR FIRST FIRST FOUR GAME ON TUESDAY. WELL, ABOUT SIX HOURS OF DRIVING INTO THE STATE OF OHIO.

1 month ago | wxii12.com | Chanel Porter

Wake Forest Men’s Basketball team has chosen to decline an invitation to the 2025 National Invitation Tournament.The Deacs season included a fourth-place finish in the ACC, a program-record tying 13 ACC wins during the regular season, and another 20-plus win campaign. Head Coach Steve Forbes released the following statement:"While we are certainly disappointed that we did not make the NCAA Tournament, we believe declining the invitation to the NIT is the right decision for this team at this time.