September 3, 2010 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, quarterback Garrett Leatham of Middle Creek High School attempted 55 passes as his team dropped a 26-16 high school football decision to Garner. He completed 30 of 55. September 3, 2013 On this day in history in the NCHSAA,…
CHAPEL HILL– For the second consecutive year, the North Carolina High School Athletic Association will offer its Performance of the Week awards, powered by Time Warner Cable Sports Channel with Jersey Mike’s Subs®. Each week one male and one female athlete in NCHSAA competition are…
Phil Weaver is one of the co-directors of the North Carolina Coaches Association in Greensboro who also has enjoyed an excellent career as a coach himself. The North Carolina Coaches Association clinic has one of the largest multi-sport clinics in the country and also features all-star games in…
RALEIGH—A couple of Wake County quarterbacks put their names in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association football record book with huge performances last Friday night. Panther Creek beat Leesville Road at Leesville’s Hamilton Stadium by a 54-48 score in a…
September 2, 2000 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Cline Ingle of Burns High School booted the longest field goal in NCHSAA history when he kicked a 61 yarder against Shelby. Fittingly, he eclipsed the old NCHSAA record of 58 yards set by Shelby’s Tyler Ashe in 1995.
CHARLOTTE—A deserving male or female high school athlete who is a senior and excels in their sport, in the classroom and in the community could be eligible for nomination for the Carolina Panthers Community Captain Program. The Carolina Panthers believe that there is more to being a great leader than…
MOUNT PLEASANT—Mount Pleasant High School has named its football field in honor of a long-time coach, according to a report in the Independent-Tribune. The school’s field was officially named Larry Honeycutt Field at Tiger Stadium during festivities surrounding Mount Pleasant’s game with nearby rival Central Cabarrus. Honeycutt spent many…
a quick question concerning rules, regulations and policies of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Q: Can a 19-year-old play high school athletics? A: Yes, depending on the birthday. Rule 1.1.3 in the NCHSAA Handbook states that “no student may be approved for any athletic contest if his or her…
