CHAPEL HILL— Andrea Brenk from Concord High School and Jordyn Adams from Green Hope High School have been named recipients of the NCHSAA Performance of the Week awards.
Each week two athletes in North Carolina High School Athletic Association competition are selected for this award from nominations received from media and school administrators.
RALEIGH—There is a new and improved way to connect on line with the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame and Museum and tap in to a host of special information.
Hall Pass™ is a comprehensive, year-round program to engage and inspire student-athletes, while also providing relevant information to parents, athletic directors, coaches and friends who support them. It is open to all North Carolina students grades six and above who participate or follow interscholastic or club sports, as well those who follow and coach these individuals.
CHAPEL HILL—Alyssa Wright of Lincoln Charter High School and Benjamin Ward of John A. Holmes High School won top honors in the eighth North Carolina High School Athletic Association Scholar-Athlete essay contest. Winners were chosen blindly by a panel of judges with criteria that included originality, content, organization and grammar.
The NCHSAA Scholar-Athlete program, is one of the Association’s most popular voluntary programs and recognizes excellence in the classroom as well as on the playing court or field.
CHAPEL HILL— Jayla Rogers from E.A. Laney High School and Griffin Myers from Salisbury High School have been named recipients of the NCHSAA Performance of the Week awards.
Each week two athletes in North Carolina High School Athletic Association competition are selected for this award from nominations received from media and school administrators.
CHAPEL HILL— LucyAnn Ferguson from West Iredell High School and Titus Jones from Reidsville High School have been named recipients of the NCHSAA Performance of the Week awards.
Each week two athletes in North Carolina High School Athletic Association competition are selected for this award from nominations received from media and school administrators.
CHARLOTTE - The Carolina Panthers and Guy Roofing have partnered together to recognize outstanding high school student-athletes in North and South Carolina who excel in their sport, in the classroom, and in their community. This award is open to varsity football student-athletes and all female varsity student-athletes.
Deadline to submit nominations is Monday, October 9th.
CHARLOTTE—Every year since 1997, the Carolina Panthers have honored high school football coaches through the Coach of the Week program. The Panthers and Toshiba will select a coach for each week of the high school football season. All head coaches in the Carolinas are eligible regardless of their school’s size, league, or division. Coaches are evaluated on such factors as the coach’s impact on his team, school, and community. Previous coach of the week winners may not be nominated. Also, please note that all nominees will be considered but not all will be awarded.
Charlie Adams probably could have been the executive director of the National Federation of State High School Associations if he wanted to be. But he didn’t want to be. He wanted to work for the boys and girls and North Carolina.
Walker's Funeral Home, Chapel Hill - Charles Henry Adams, longtime Director of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association, died peacefully at his home on September 17, 2017, surrounded by family.
CHAPEL HILL— Courtney Weber from Cox Mill High School and Cameron Thayer from Hoggard High School have been named recipients of the NCHSAA Performance of the Week awards.
Each week two athletes in North Carolina High School Athletic Association competition are selected for this award from nominations received from media and school administrators.
“North Carolina has lost a great man with the passing of Charlie Adams. I vividly remember the first time that I formally met Charlie, over 40 years ago. He had a presence as he entered a room. From that first occasion, I watched him grow into the great man that he became. The one thing that I will always remember about him was his uncanny ability to recall names from the audiences at numerous meetings. It did not matter if he had not recently seen them: he still knew their names and their location and position in NC.
“Charlie Adams was a man who was kind and generous. He loved all of us who worked with him, and it showed in his face every time we were together as staff and colleagues. He was proud of and found tremendous joy in the work of the NCHSAA. There was never a time, that I could not talk to Charlie or that he would not offer advice –asked for or not! Some may have known him as I did, but those who didn’t, missed out on knowing not only a great leader, but more importantly, a great man.”
"I among many others, are deeply saddened by Charlie's passing. He influenced my life as a friend, professional colleague and extended member of our family. He was a visionary, someone always full of new ideas, and a person who had the ability to make things happen by and for others by sharing his own personal philosophy of serving others before self.
CHAPEL HILL – Legendary and long-time Executive Director of the NCHSAA, Charlie Adams, has passed away at the age of 81. He passed away peacefully this morning at his home in Chapel Hill, surrounded by his family and loved-ones.
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