North Carolina State's Sophie Hart, former Farmington center, to transfer

The 6-5 Hart was ranked a top 100 recruit out of high school but she has played sparingly this season with the Wolfpack.

November 23, 2022 at 6:28AM
Sophie Hart (32), above playing for Farmington High School, announced on Twitter she will transfer from North Carolina State where she is not playing much as a sophomore. (Jeff Wheeler, Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Farmington native Sophie Hart, a top 100 basketball recruit when she left high school in 2021, announced she has entered the transfer portal and will leave North Carolina State. Now a sophomore, the 6-5 Hart has played in only five games this season, scoring a total of 10 points. The Gophers were among her finalists when she chose NC State.

In a Twitter post, Hart wrote, "Thank you to my teammates, coaches and the entire Wolfpack Nation for their support during my time at NC State. However, I have entered my name into the Transfer Portal to continue to pursue my academic and basketball career with another institution. Thank you Wolfpack nation."

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U baseball signs 10

The Gopher baseball coaching staff announced the signing of 10 players, including eight Minnesotans listed with hometowns: Alex Altmann, OF, Buffalo; Cade Bruett, OF/1B, Delano; Oliver Giel, RHP; Wayzata; Tyler Hemmesch, RHP, Sartell; Parker Lewin, RHP/OF; Minnetrista; Charlie Sutherland, SS/OF, Duluth; Jack Taxdahl, C/SS; Prior Lake and Will Whelan, Circle Pines.

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