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Celebrating 100 Years: This Day In NCHSAA History

November 6, 2004 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Charlotte Providence made it two consecutive North Carolina High School Athletic Association state women’s 4-A cross country championships and Asheville T.C. Roberson swept a pair of 3-A state crowns, both men and women, in action at Tanglewood Park. November 6, 1998 On this day…

2013 NCHSAA Football Scores For Week #11

Provided by Associated Press. ¶   Albemarle 29, Union Academy 6¶   Alexander Central 48, West Iredell 20¶   Alleghany County 47, Elkin 6¶   Andrews 54, Cherokee 6¶   Asheboro 34, Western Guilford 8¶   Asheville 41, North Buncombe 7¶   Asheville Reynolds 37, Asheville Roberson 17¶   Ayden-Grifton 76, Kinston 0¶   Belmont South Point 48, North Gaston 10¶   Boonville Starmount 20,…

Richmond, Hoke Hold Special Event

Recently two North Carolina High School Athletic Association member schools collaborated on a unique athletic event. Hoke County High School and Richmond Senior High School combined to put together a series of kickball games. Gary Brigman, athletic director at Hoke, and athletic director Kevin Mabe of Richmond came up with the idea to have the…

Celebrating 100 Years: This Day In NCHSAA History

November 5, 1966 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Frank Spratt of Chapel Hill set a course record in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association cross country championships in Chapel Hill. Spratt had a time of 10:11.5 over a course that was 2.2 miles in length. Charlotte Myers Park won the team…

Davidson County Sports Hall Of Fame Inducts Class Of Six

LEXINGTON—The Davidson County Sports Hall of Fame recently inducted its 12th class in its annual ceremonies, according to a report in the Lexington Dispatch. The 2013 inductees included retired West Davidson athletic director Charles Elmore, former Lexington tennis standout Anna Coleman Hayes, retired Central Davidson athletic director Gene Poindexter, Davidson County school system athletic director…

Celebrating 100 Years: This Day In NCHSAA History

November 4, 2006 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Person, Hendersonville, Cardinal Gibbons and Southwest Guilford each took state titles in their respective classifications in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state volleyball championships at Reynolds Coliseum. Person dropped the opening game in the 4-A championship and then stormed back to win…

NCHSAA Cross Country Championships: Streaks Continue In 4-A

STREAKS CONTINUE IN 4-A CROSS COUNTRY FOR BROUGHTON, GREEN HOPE; EAST LINCOLN, NCSSM TAKE TOP HONORS IN 2-A CLASSIFICATION        KERNERSVILLE— Two championship streaks continued Saturday afternoon for a couple of Wake County schools in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state 4-A cross country championships at the Ivey Redmon Sports Complex on Saturday…

NCHSAA Volleyball Championships: Wakefield Takes 4-A, Gibbons Wins 5th Straight, Hendersonville Wins 2-A, Starmount Sweeps 1-A

RALEIGH WAKEFIELD DEFEATS CORNELIUS HOUGHIN NCHSAA 4-A VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RALEIGH— Outside hitter Darian Mack led the way as Raleigh Wakefield outlasted Cornelius W.A. Hough in four sets on Saturday night to take the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state 4-A volleyball championship at Reynolds Coliseum on the N.C. State campus. Mack, a 6-1 senior,…

NCHSAA Women’s Dual Team Tennis: Salisbury, Cardinal Gibbons, Panther Creek, Mount Airy Win

SALISBURY, CARDINAL GIBBONS, PANTHER CREEK, MOUNT AIRY WIN NCHSAA WOMEN’S DUAL TEAM TENNIS BURLINGTON – Salisbury rolled to its sixth consecutive state title in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state women’s dual team tennis championships Saturday at the Burlington Tennis Center. Salisbury captured a 5-1 victory over Durham North Carolina School of Science…

Princeton Running Back Has Record Breaking Night

        PRINCETON—Princeton High School running back Johnny Frasier had a great performance last week that has put his name into the North Carolina High School Athletic Association football record book.         Frasier scored eight touchdowns and ran for a two-point conversion in a 62-6 victory over North Duplin to set an individual record for points…

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