The North Carolina High School Athletic Association has released the final football playoff brackets for the spring season. The first round kicks off Friday.
Washington’s come-from-behind 50-49 upset victory in overtime over Kinston Thursday night highlighted the final week of the high school football regular season.
The Rampants finished their regular season a perfect 6-0 by defeating South Central, 28-26. The Vikings improved to 5-0 by pitching their fifth shutout, 48-0, over Ayden-Grifton.
The D.H. Conley softball team continued its dominance by posting its fourth shutout of the season in a 10-0 victory over New Bern Monday night at Hollywood Crossroads.
Croatan scored twice in overtime to claim a 4-1 win over Hibriten in the NCHSAA 2A boys soccer state championship Friday night at the WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary.
Last week, weather was once again an issue during the COVID-shortened spring high school football season, so a number of area games were pushed to Monday night.
Jose Martinez scored with 16:38 to go to lift No. 4 Southern Alamance (13-1) to an upset 1-0 victory over No. 1 D.H. Conley (12-1) in the third round of the NCHSAA boys soccer state playoffs Saturday night at Hollywood Crossroads.
For the third time this season, J.H. Rose (3-0) scored more than 40 points in a 42-14 'Crosstown Throwdown' rivalry win over D.H. Conley on Friday night.
For the third straight season, and seventh time in school history, the Farmville Central Jaguars are state champions after knocking off top-seeded Hendersonville in historic fashion, 113-98, Saturday at Providence Grove High School.
No. 6 Shelby (19-0) defeated No. 9 Farmville Central (14-1), 77-62, to win its first ever 2A girls basketball state title Saturday at Providence Grove High School.
For the third consecutive season, both the Farmville Central boys and girls varsity basketball teams are heading to the 2A state championship following regional final victories Tuesday night.
Several talented basketball teams from ENC continue to roll deep into the state playoffs following Saturday’s third round action. Get your highlights, final scores and regional final schedule, below!
Several boys and girls high school basketball teams in the WITN viewing area competed in the opening round of the NCHSAA playoffs Tuesday night. Get your highlights and final scores!
After a lengthy delay due to COVID-19, the high school football season finally kicked off this week with practices starting Monday throughout the state.
The North Pitt boys and girls basketball teams swept SW Edgecombe, while the D.H. Conley boys topped rival J.H. Rose in high school hoops Friday night.
Terquavion Smith — Farmville Central’s star senior guard and NC State commit — scored a career-high 50 points in the Jaguars’ 86-78 win over Trinity Academy of Raleigh Wednesday night at Farmville Central High School.
After missing five games due to injury, Kinston senior and UNC commit Dontrez Styles returned to the lineup and scored 17 points to lead the Vikings to a 51-47 victory over Washington Friday night.
Riverside’s Avion Pinner continues to grab collegiate attention as the 6-foot-7 junior poured in a game-high 17 points in the Knights’ 71-55 victory over Southside Tuesday night.
For the third time in school history, and first time since 2007, the Lady Vikings are state champions. No. 1 D.H. Conley (16-1) swept No. 4 Cox Mill (18-1) to win the NCHSAA 3A title Saturday night at Green Level High School in Cary.
The top-seeded D.H. Conley volleyball team (15-1) will battle No. 4 Cox Mill (18-0) in the NCHSAA 3A championship Saturday night at Green Level High School in Cary. First serve is scheduled for 6 p.m.
The South Central boys basketball team improved to 5-0 following a 54-47 Eastern Carolina 3A/4A victory over New Bern (3-2) Tuesday night at South Central High School.
Trailing by two after three quarters, SW Edgecombe (4-0) outscored the Pam Pack by ten in the final frame to earn an impressive 76-68 victory at Washington (2-1) Friday night. Highlights from J.H. Rose and Bear Grass, as well!
