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NCHSAA Board Of Directors Completes Spring Meeting

 CHAPEL HILL— The North Carolina High School Athletic Association Board of Directors completed its spring Board meeting on Wednesday at the NCHSAA offices.  “The Board had a number of very difficult issues to address,” said Davis Whitfield, commissioner. “We had a very challenging and comprehensive agenda, and, in the end, the Board was thoughtful and…

Roanoke Rapids Blasts Homers In Softball

ROANOKE RAPIDS—The Roanoke Rapids High School softball team put itself into the NCHSAA Record Book with a performance listing from a game on Tuesday. Roanoke Rapids blasted seven home runs in a 19-0 victory over Franklinton in a game halted after three and a half innings. Sierra Hearp, Hunter Martin and Brooke Vincent hit two…

Trinity Announces Changes

TRINITY— Trinity High School has announced several changes in its athletic programs, according to principal Brad Phillips. Robert Mitchell has been named the athletic director at Trinity, effective July 1st. He has been coaching at Trinity for seven years and has been working as the assistant athletic director since January of this year.   Clayton…

Celebrating 100 Years: This Day In NCHSAA History

May 2, 1996 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Shea Ralph of Terry Sanford High School in Fayetteville and Titcus Pettigrew of West Forsyth received the Pat Best Memorial Awards as the NCHSAA Athletes of the Year for the 1995-96 academic year. Ralph was one of the best women’s basketball players the state…

South View Softball Field Named In Honor Of Eddie Dees

HOPE MILLS—Former South View High School head women’s softball coach Eddie Dees recently received an important honor. Dees, one of the state’s most successful coaches in softball during a 25-year coaching career, was recognized as the softball field at South View was officially dedicated as Eddie Dees Field in ceremonies before South View hosted Fayetteville…

Head Football Coach At Topsail Stepping Down

HAMPSTEAD—Bryan Davis has stepped down as head football coach at Topsail High School, according to a report in the Port City News. Davis has been the head coach at Topsail for the last six years. According to the report, he plans to stay at the school in his teaching capacity. Topsail’s teams posted overall records…

Celebrating 100 Years: This Day In NCHSAA History

May 1, 2003 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Anna Evans of Lumberton and Drew Williamson of Cummings received the Pat Best Memorial Awards as the NCHSAA Athletes of the Year for the 2002-03 academic year. Williamson was a top player in both football and basketball, throwing for 3,118 yards as a quarterback…

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