RALEIGH—An era is ending in the newspaper world. Tim Stevens, the long-time high school sports editor for the Raleigh News and Observer, has announced his retirement from the paper coming in June. Stevens has covered high school athletics, first for the Raleigh Times and then for the…
a quick question concerning rules, regulations and policies of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Q: If a student-athlete or a coach is ejected from a contest, they have to serve a suspension from contests. Is there anything else they must do? A: The answer is yes, found in Rule 2.6.3 in…
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – Member schools in the NCHSAA, especially in the western part of the state, may be interested in this particular opportunity. On Saturday, May 2, the East Tennessee State University football program will host the 2015 Buc Football Strength & Conditioning Clinic inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletics…
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INDIANAPOLIS— With appropriate open space and no players approaching, high school field hockey players will be permitted to raise their sticks above the shoulders to stop, receive and deflect or play the ball. This revision of Rule 3-2-11 was one of 10 rules changes recommended by the National Federation…
April 16, 1999 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Charles B. Aycock High School was a part of a baseball slugfest when the Golden Falcons and Bertie combined for 38 hits (19 apiece) in Aycock’s 18-16 10-inning victory. April 16, 2013 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, West…
FOUR QUESTIONS: A CONVERSATION WITH… DAVID BROWN David Brown is the basketball regional supervisor of officials for the Piedmont Officials Association as well as being an accomplished official himself. A resident of Rutherfordton, David has worked three NCHSAA state championships as a basketball official, serving as an active official from 1988 through 2010,…
The new NCHSAA offices are nearly complete and will soon be moving day for us!
CHARLOTTE—Brad Bowles has been named as the new head football coach at Providence High School, according to a report in the Charlotte Observer. Bowles will replace Justin Hardin, who left the school in March to assume the head coaching duties at Independence. Bowles is a 2004 graduate of East…
CHAPEL HILL –Four outstanding individuals from the world of high school officiating will be honored with an award for lifetime achievement. Wiley Barrett of Southern Pines, Charles A. “Slim” Carriker of Winston-Salem, Harry Helmer of Elm City and Larry Honeycutt of Wilmington are the recipients of…
