South Carolina women's basketball to host PowHER Player Classic tournament
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 4:06 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

South Carolina women's basketball will host the inaugural PowHER Player Classic, a tournament featuring three HBCUs, on November 28-29 at Colonial Life Arena. The event includes Alabama A&M, NC Central, and Tennessee State, with the first game between Alabama A&M and NC Central. Coach Dawn Staley highlighted the importance of providing access and opportunities through basketball, emphasizing her commitment to scheduling HBCU competitions. The tournament will feature a community service event on Thanksgiving and an NIL Marketplace the following day. Staley has actively scheduled games against HBCUs throughout her tenure as coach.
- •Tournament set for November 28-29 in Columbia, South Carolina.
- •Alabama A&M faces NC Central in the first game.
- •Dawn Staley emphasizes access and opportunities in women's basketball.
- •Community service event planned for Thanksgiving day.
- •NIL Marketplace to be featured after the tournament.
- 4:06 PMYahoo Sports — South Carolina, Dawn Staley to host new women's basketball tournament with 3 HBCUs
"South Carolina women's basketball is set to host the inaugural PowHER Player Classic, a tournament with three HBCUs in November.
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