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Hansbrough, Hamilton and Isner headline NC Sports HOF 2026 class

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By Asheebo Rojas
| North State Journal Verified
John Isner, left, and Nicolas Mahut pose for a photo next to the scoreboard following their epic 2010 men's singles match at Wimbledon. (Alastair Grant / AP Photo) A new set of local sports icons now have their memories and impact forever enshrined. The North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame inducted 10 new members in its 2026 class in Greensboro on May 1.
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NC products picked in later rounds of NFL Draft

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By Asheebo Rojas
| North State Journal Verified
Duke defensive lineman Wesley Williams (62) runs a drill at the NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis. (Michael Conroy / AP Photo) For most of North Carolina’s 2026 NFL draftees, their big moment took a bit of patience. Nearly all draftees coming directly out of the state’s college programs were selected after the third round, and for the first time since 2016, UNC didn’t have a draft pick.
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Conference Carolinas finishes historic women’s flag season in Durham

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By Asheebo Rojas
| North State Journal Verified
Wingate celebrates winning the first Conference Carolinas Women’s Flag Football title. (Asheebo Rojas / North State Journal) DURHAM — A “celebratory” moment for women’s flag football took place in North Carolina this weekend. Conference Carolinas, the first NCAA Division I or II conference to sponsor women’s flag football at the varsity level, crowned its first champion at Durham County Memorial Stadium Sunday.
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