CONCORD QUARTERBACK EARNS WAY INTO NCHSAA RECORD BOOK CONCORD— Concord quarterback B.J. Beecher, who led the Spiders into the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state 3-A football championship game in 2012, has earned several performance listings in the NCHSAA Record Book, including a number of career marks. Beecher finished his four-year career at Concord…
TROY—James Garmon, who for many years coached football at West Montgomery High School, died after an extended illness on January 10 at the age of 83. A graduate of Catawba College who earned a masters in education at the University of North Carolina, Garmon taught in Apex for 11 years before moving to West Montgomery….
A number of men’s soccer players from North Carolina High School Athletic Association member schools have been recognized by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. One player— Ade Taiwo of Cardinal Gibbons High School– was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-American team as a junior forward. Two midfielders, including Aaron…
January 12, 2004 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Ty Carter of Bessemer City launched a NCHSAA record 28 three-point attempts in a 143-49 defeat of Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy. Carter went 11 for 28 behind the arc. His 28 attempts are an NCHSAA record and his 11 made three-pointers are among the…
January 11, 2002 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Brittany Boyce of East Rutherford connected on nine three-point field goals in a women’s basketball game against West Lincoln. Boyce’s performance was just two three-pointers short of the NCHSAA record. January 11, 2005 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Ty Carter of…
CARY—Long-time game official Leo Pegram died on Monday at the age of 80. Pegram officiated both basketball and football for 43 years for the North Carolina High School Athletic Association. Born in Chatham County and a graduate of Apex High School, he was employed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation for 40 years before…
Gaston County’s newest high school has named its first athletic director. Terry Radford, the current athletic director at Hunter Huss, will be the athletic director at the new Stuart Cramer High School. Stuart Cramer will open in the fall of 2013 and Radford will assume his new duties on January 22, according to Dennis Noble…
CANTON—Pisgah High School has announced its new head football coach, according to the Asheville Citizen-Times. Brett Chappell, who for the last eight seasons has been the head coach at East Henderson, has been named to head the Black Bears program. Chappell was 67-35 during his stint at East and his team won the Western North…
INDIANAPOLIS— The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS), in partnership with USA Baseball, has developed “Fundamentals of Coaching Baseball” – the latest online sport-specific course in its Coach Education Program available at www.nfhslearn.com. Along with instructional demonstrations from Washington Nationals players and team manager Davey Johnson, the course is designed for interscholastic baseball…
DEEP RUN—Tim Jenkins is leaving South Lenoir High School to take a teaching and coaching job at East Duplin, according to a report in the Kinston Free Press. Jenkins had gone to South Lenoir from Wallace-Rose Hill to take the head baseball position, and then later was appointed as the head varsity football coach as…
