May 20, 2013 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, legendary football coach Jack Holley died in Teachey after a prolonged illness. Holley coached for 44 seasons and won a whopping 412 games, including successful stints at Tabor City and Wallace-Rose Hill.
CHAPEL HILL— Malia Ellington of Community School of Davidson and John Hatala of Marvin Ridge High School in Waxhaw are the winners of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Performance of the Week awards, powered by Time Warner Cable SportsChannel with Subway® Restaurants. Each week one male…
CHAPEL HILL—The North Carolina High School Athletic Association state softball championships will be moving to collegiate venues this year, according to an announcement by commissioner Davis Whitfield. Two classifications of the final series will be played at North Carolina State University’s Dail Softball…
SALISBURY– Bryan Withers has been named head coach for the Salisbury High School’s men’s basketball program, according to a press release from the school. There were over 60 applicants for the head coaching position. Salisbury High School principal Luke Brown stated, “We worked very diligently throughout the interviewing process…
May 19, 2012 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, R.J. Reynolds High School of Winston-Salem won its third consecutive men's state dual team tennis title, beating Raleigh Wakefield 5-0 at the Burlington Tennis Center. Jack Riazzi, the number-three singles player for Reynolds, was named the championship MVP.
CHAPEL HILL—Noah Thompson of Western Alamance High School and Hannah Wilkins of Cedar Ridge High School in Hillsborough have won top honors in the third NCHSAA Scholar-Athlete essay contest. The NCHSAA Scholar-Athlete program, powered by the North Carolina National Guard, is one of the Association’s most popular voluntary programs and…
a quick question concerning rules, regulations and policies of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Q: What is the maximum number of seasons that a student can play a sport? A: According to Handbook rule 1.1.7, Maximum Number of Seasons, “no student may be approved for a high school contest if he or…
May 18, 2012 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, North Buncombe secured the state women's 3-A track and field championship on the last event in the state meet at North Carolina A&T University. Led by Sage Profitt, the meet's Most Outstanding Performer, North Buncombe finished fourth in the four by 400 relay…
NCHSAA STATE 2-A TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS GREENSBORO— Kayla Moore won two individual events and ran a leg on a victorious relay team to lead Burlington Cummings to the women’s team championship on Saturday in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state 2-A track and field championships at the Irwin Belk Track…
BURLINGTON — Bo Boyden of Raleigh Wakefield was named the Most Valuable Player as Wakefield blanked Greensboro Page 5-1 for the 4-A championship on Saturday in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association’s 25th annual state men’s dual team finals at the Burlington Tennis Center. Boyden won the number one singles match with…
