CHAPEL HILL – The North Carolina High School Athletic Association’s Board of Directors Spring Meeting concluded on Wednesday, May 1, at the NCHSAA Office in Chapel Hill. The Board of Directors Meeting began on Tuesday, April 30, with a vote to approve the “Big 32” realignment model recommendation from the Bylaw Task Force Committee. This…
Spring Sports Officials Appreciation Week is wrapping up, and it’s time to share a well-deserved spotlight on the dedicated men and women who officiate education-based athletics in North Carolina. These unsung heroes play a pivotal role in fostering the spirit of high school athletics in our state, and we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude…
Milas Kelly Obituary Obituary published on Legacy.com by J.B. Rhodes Funeral Home and Cremations, Inc. – Goldsboro on Apr. 8, 2024. Goldsboro – Mr. Milas D. “Mike” Kelly Jr., 66, completed his earthly journey on Sunday, April 7, 2024 at UNC Wayne Healthcare, Goldsboro, NC. The triumphant celebration of his life will be held on Saturday,…
NFHS Spring Sports Officials Appreciation Week will occur April 14-20, 2024! Participation in Spring Sports Officials’ Appreciation Week can be as simple or as extravagant as state associations and/or schools want it to be. Many schools will not only get their teams involved in the fun but will ask student groups on campus to get involved. …
On February 2nd, 2024, at Elevation Church – Lake Norman in Charlotte, NC, the Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) and the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) hosted a transformative event, the 2024 CMS & NCHSAA Student Leadership Summit. The theme, “How to Start a Student-Athlete Advisory Council,” brought together a dynamic group of student-athletes…
One of the most famous high school basketball teams in North Carolina history did not actually win the state championship during its dream year, but Hillside High School in Durham established some amazing records. The 1965-66 season under Head Coach Carl Easterling promised to be great, since Hillside had won the North Carolina High School…
The late Clarence Moore was one of North Carolina’s top coaches during his career, which really spanned from 1928 through 1968. A 1928 graduate of Shaw University, Moore first coached for six years at Highland High in Gastonia, where he was that school’s first football coach. He actually had two successful stints as a coach…
