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2019 NCHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIP NOTES

CHAPEL HILL - The State Championship Games will be contested on Saturday, December 14 at NCSU’s Carter Finley Stadium and UNC’s Kenan Stadium, Wake Forest University’s BB&T Field, and Duke University’s Wallace Wade Stadium. The Championship Schedule will be released the week prior to the Finals. Tickets to the Championships can be purchased at the gate, or digital tickets can be purchased in advance through the NCHSAA’s partnership with GoFan. The 2019 NCHSAA Football Championships will be broadcast live by Sinclair Broadcasting. Media outlets seeking to broadcast an NCHSAA Playoff game live must submit the online Broadcast Post-Season Request Form by visiting the Media section of the NCHSAA’s website. All forms must be completed at least 24-hours prior to the start of the contest. A list of approved broadcasts will be posted on the NCHSAA Homepage prior to game day. Rights fees for the broadcast are made payable to the host school of the contest and must be paid prior to the start of a broadcast.

Sinclair Broadcasting and the NFHS Network will be the exclusive video broadcast providers of the 2019 NCHSAA Football State Championships. No requests for any additional live video broadcasts/webstreams will be approved for the State Championships. Listings for the state-wide television network will be posted on the NCHSAA Website early next week for the local station in each area. There will be a State Championship Press Conference and Information Session for all Championship Teams on Monday, December 9, 2019 at the Vaughan Towers First Floor at Carter-Finley Stadium on the campus of NC State University. Registration will begin at 8:30 with breakfast. The Press Conference will begin at 9:30.

Live video of all eight Championship Games avail-able on the NFHS Network

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1A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SCORESSaturday, December 14, 2019 - 3:00 p.m.

Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium - Duke University - Durham, NC

#1 Robbinsville Black Knights (15-0) 45, #4 Northampton County Jaguars (11-4) 14

1AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP STATE CHAMPIONSHIP PAIRINGSaturday, December 14, 2019 - 7:00 p.m.

Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium - Duke University - Durham, NC

#1 East Surry Cardinals (15-0) 56, #1 Tarboro Vikings (14-1) 28

2A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP STATE CHAMPIONSHIP PAIRINGSaturday, December 14, 2019 - 3:00 p.m.

BB&T Field - Wake Forest University - Winston-Salem, NC

#2 Reidsville Rams (15-1) 14, #3 Northeastern Eagles (12-4) 0

2AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP STATE CHAMPIONSHIP PAIRINGSaturday, December 14, 2019 - 11:00 a.m.

BB&T Field - Wake Forest University - Winston-Salem, NC

#1 Shelby Golden Lions (14-1) 34, #7 Salisbury Hornets (13-3) 0


Kenan Stadium - University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, NC

#10 Zebulon B. Vance Cougars (13-2) 24, #2 Leesville Road Pride (13-1) 3

3A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP STATE CHAMPIONSHIP PAIRINGSaturday, December 14, 2019 - 3:00 p.m.

Carter-Finley Stadium - NC State University - Raleigh, NC

#3 Charlotte Catholic Cougars (12-3) 23, #1 Southern Nash Firebirds (15-1) 7


Carter-Finley Stadium - NC State University - Raleigh, NC

#1 Weddington Warriors (16-0) 34, #1 Lee County Yellow Jackets (15-1) 14

4A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP STATE CHAMPIONSHIP PAIRINGSaturday, December 14, 2019 - 11:00 a.m.

Kenan Stadium - University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, NC

#2 East Forsyth Eagles (13-2) 24, #4 Cardinal Gibbons Crusaders (12-3) 21

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DURHAM, NC – The Black Knights of Robbins-ville ran off the first 31 points of the game on their way to a 45-14 victory over Northamp-ton County in the 1A State Championship Game. The victory earned Robbinsville the program’s 14thNCHSAA State Championship and first since 2014.

Rylee Anderson was the star for Robbinsville scoring the game’s first three touchdowns to push his team out to a 21-0 lead with 9:02 to go in the second quarter. Anderson cashed in two additional runs in the second half on his way to a fantastic 34 carry, 176 yard and five score stat line. He was named the game’s Most Valuable Player.

Robbinsville also had a great rushing performance by Lex Hooper who carried 14 times for 125 yards includ-ing his 20-yard run to put Robbinsville up 38-14 early in the fourth. While the rushing attack was dominant for the Black Knights, their defense played exception-ally, only allowing the Jaguars 65 yards via the ground and 53 through the air.

Northampton County got on the board in the third quarter with Na’Jae Newsom hauling in a 23-yard scoring pass from Zion Kendall. Just over two minutes later Kendall broke free for a 15-yard touchdown run. The Jaguars finished the season 11-4, they were 5-1 in the Tar Roanoke 1A Conference. Northampton County reached the state championship for the first time in school history and only the second time any school from the county made it to the finals, matching the 2005 team from Northampton-West.

Robbinsville wrapped up the year 15-0, they were 6-0 as the champions of the Smoky Mountain 1A Con-ference. The Black Knights made the program’s 17th appearance in an NCHSAA state championship game.

Robbinsville nabs championship number 14 with 45-14 victory over Northampton

2019 1A Championship Statistics 1 2 3 4 - TNorthampton County - 0 0 14 0 - 14Robbinsville - 14 10 7 14 - 45

Qtr-Clock SCORING SUMMARY 1 - 5:47 ROB - Rylee Anderson 2 yd run (Cody Cline kick)1 - 2:02 ROB - Rylee Anderson 7 yd run (Cody Cline kick)2 - 9:02 ROB - Rylee Anderson 18 yd run (Cody Cline kick)2 - 0:23 ROB - Cody Cline 25 yd field goal3 - 8:39 ROB - Rylee Anderson 2 yd run (Cody Cline kick)3 - 4:01 NC - Na’jae Newsom 23 yd pass from Zion Kendall (Eric Robinson pass from Zion Kendall good)3 - 1:51 NC - Zion Kendall 15 yd run (Zion Kendall pass failed)4 - 11:03 ROB - Lex Hooper 20 yd run (Cody Cline kick)4 - 4:30 ROB - Rylee Anderson 6 yd run (Cody Cline kick)

Team Statistics NC ROBFirst Downs 5 18Rushing (Att - Yds) 30 - 65 59 - 304Passing (C - Att - Yds - Int) 4 - 10 - 53 - 0 2 - 6 - 28 - 0Total Offense (Plays - Yds) 40 - 118 65 - 332Penalties (# - Yds) 12 - 106 3 - 23Turnovers 2 0

Passing - NC: Z. Kendall 3-4, 47 yd, 1 TD; K. Pitt 1-5, 6 yd; N. Newsom 0-1; ROB: N. Collins 2-6, 28 yd;Rushing - NC: Z. Kendall 11-36 yd, 1 TD; E. Robinson 5-22 yd; S. Mitchell 4-12 yd; N. Newsom 6-12 yd; J. Davis 1-2 yd; J. Johnson 1-1 yd; K. Pitt 1-(-3 yd); ROB: R. Anderson 34-176 yd, 5 TD; L. Hooper 14-125 yd, 1 TD; H. Blevins 4-12 yd; S. Buckel 1-2 yd; L. Hall 2-(-2 yd); N. Collins 3-(-3 yd); T. Jackson 1-(-6 yd).Receiving - NC: N. Newsom 2-28 yd, 1 TD; E. Holland 1-19 yd; Z. Kendall 1-6 yd; ROB: L. Hooper 1-14 yd; S. Lawson 1-14 yd.

AWARDSNorthampton County Defensive M.O.P - Ja’Vonte Scott (LB)Northampton County Offensive M.O.P. - Zion Kendall (QB)Robbinsville Defensive M.O.P - Xavier Rattler (LB)Robbinsville Offensive M.O.P. - Lex Hooper (RB)Most Valuable Player - Robbinsivlle - Rylee Anderson (RB)

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DURHAM, NC – The East Surry Cardinals got seven touchdown passes from senior quarter-back Jefferson Boaz to knock off Tarboro 56-28 and win the program’s first state football cham-pionship. Boaz threw for 478 yards and seven scores, completing 33 of 42 passes on his way to being named the 1AA Championship Game Most Valuable Player.

Boaz set new state championship game neutral site records for most passing yards in a game, most completions in a game and most touch-down passes in a game in the effort. Stephen Gosnell and Landon Stevens hauled in the majority of Boaz’ passes Gosnell grabbed 13 for 206 yards and two scores. Stevens pulled down 10 passes for 179 yards and two touchdowns.

The Cardinals and Vikings traded first quarter touchdowns, with both teams scoring twice in the opening quarter. Ste-vens broke the ice on a 39-yard heave from Boaz just a min-ute and 11 seconds into the first quarter. Tarboro took the ensuing possession and tied the game on a 63-yard sprint by Khalil Staton. Seven plays later, Gosnell answered for East Surry, going 41 yards on a pass from Boaz with 5:08 to go in the first. Thenk Kimani McDaniels slipped 21 yards to the house to knot the game at 14 heading to the second quarter.

Initially in the second quarter it appeared neither team would stop the other, as East Surry took a 21-14 lead on a one-yard sneak by Boaz with 7:43 to go in the half. Just two plays later, Travis Johnson ripped off a 59-yard touchdown run to bring Tarboro back even again with 7:09 to go. But after that Tarboro touchdown, East Surry went on to score 28 unanswered points, all on Boaz touchdown tosses, to pull out to a 49-21 advantage early in the fourth quarter.

Dillon Mosley grabbed two of those touchdowns passes in the 28-point run and capped off the night with an 11-yard scoring reception to round out is 6 catch, 42 yard night. East Surry’s defense successfully limited the powerful Tarboro rushing attack, holding all four primary backs to under 100 yards rushing, though Tarboro still managed to rush for 242 yards in the game.

Tarboro finished the year 14-1, they were 6-0 in the Coastal Plains 1A Conference where they were the champions. The Vikings made the school’s tenth appearance in an NCHSAA state championship game.

East Surry wrapped up the season 15-0, they went 5-0 in the Northwest 1A Conference, winning the league title. The Eagles won the Western Regional for the second time in program history and claimed the program’s first state cham-pionship.

East Surry dethrones Tarboro 56-28 winning first state title

2019 1AA Championship Statistics 1 2 3 4 - TTarboro - 14 7 0 7 - 28East Surry - 14 21 7 14 - 56

Qtr-Clock SCORING SUMMARY 1 - 10:49 ES - Landon Stevens 39 yd pass from Jefferson Boaz (Derek Sutterby kick)1 - 8:24 TAR - Khalil Staton 63 yd run (Layton Dupree kick)1 - 5:08 ES - Stephen Gosnell 41 yd pass from Jefferson Boaz (Derek Sutterby kick)1 - 1:24 TAR - Kimani McDaniels 21 yd run (Layton Dupree kick)2 - 7:43 ES - Jefferson Boaz 1 yd run (Derek Sutterby kick)2 - 7:09 TAR - Travis Johnson 59 yd run (Layton Dupree kick)2 - 4:53 ES - Stephen Gosnell 20 yd pass from Jefferson Boaz (Derek Sutterby kick)2 - 3:31 ES - Dillon Mosley 10 yd pass from Jefferson Boaz (Derek Sutterby kick)3 - 0:41 ES - Dillon Mosley 1 yd pass from Jefferson Boaz (Derek Sutterby kick)4 - 11:56 ES - Landon Stevens 23 yd pass from Jefferson Boaz (Derek Sutterby kick)4 - 9:21 TAR - Cameron Powell 3 yd run (Layton Dupree kick)4 - 7:07 ES - Dillon Mosley 11 yd pass from Jefferson Boaz (Derek Sutterby kick)

Team Statistics TAR ESFirst Downs 11 29Rushing (Att - Yds) 34 - 242 27 - 28Passing (C - Att - Yds - Int) 2 - 4 - 103 - 0 33 - 42 - 478 - 0Total Offense (Plays - Yds) 38 - 345 69 - 506Penalties (# - Yds) 4 - 32 5 - 35Turnovers 4 0

Passing - TAR: K. McDaniels 2-3, 103 yd; K. Black 0-1; ES: J. Boaz 33-42, 478 yd, 7 TD.Rushing - TAR: K. Staton 7 - 76 yd, 1 TD; T. Johnson 3-59 yd, 1 TD; K. McDaniels 11-56 yd, 1 TD; C. Powell 10-51 yd 1 TD; T. Joyner 3-0 yd. ES: Q. Smith 5 - 18 yd; E. Wright 5-7 yd; H. Bullington 2- 7 yd; B. Gosnell 2-1 yd; S. Gosnell 4-0 yd; D. Mosley 2-0 yd; R. Speaks 1-(-2 yd); J. Boaz 6-(-3 yd), 1TD.Receiving - TAR: K. Black 2-103 yd; ES: S. Gosnell 13-206 yd, 2 TD; L. Ste-vens 10-179 yd, 2 TD; D. Mosley 6-42 yd, 3 TD; B. Gosnell 2-24 yd; Q. Smith 1-26 yd; E. Wright 1-1 yd.

AWARDSTarboro Defensive M.O.P - Christian Harrison (DT)Tarboro Offensive M.O.P. - Khalil Staton (RB)East Surry Defensive M.O.P - Tristian Harless (DB)East Surry Offensive M.O.P. - Stephen Gosnell (WR)Most Valuable Player - East Surry - Jefferson Boaz (QB)


WINSTON-SALEM – The Reidsville Rams were dominant defensively and worked together just enough offense to overcome Northeastern for the second year in a row and win the school’s 18th NCHSAA State Football Championship. The Rams nipped Northeastern just one year ago, a come from behind win, 31-28.

This year, the Rams jumped out in front early and rode a strong defensive effort to the cham-pionship. Lionel Long pounded his way into the endzone with 1:38 to go in the first quarter to put Reidsville in front 7-0. Long was the workhorse for the Rams, carrying the ball 31 times for 156 yards and a single score. He was chosen as the game’s Most Valuable Player.

The only other touchdown in the game came in the closing minutes of the first half when Kyle Pinnix scampered 19 yards for a score to put the Rams up 14-0. Defensively, the Rams were led by Jiheem Hooper who accounted for 7 tackles. Stevion Harrison also had a good outing for Reidsville with a pair of sacks in the game, helping his team to hold Northeastern to just 101 yards rushing.

Reidsville outgained the Eagles 324-135, and the Ea-gles were led by Holden Hogde who rushed 15 times to gain 54 yards. He also threw for 31 yards in the game. Northeastern finished the season 12-4 and 4-1 in the Northeastern Coastal 2A. The Eagles reached the State Championship game for the third time in program history.

Reidsville wrapped up their season 15-1, the Rams were 4-0 in the Mid-State 2A where they were the league champions. Reidsville appeared in the State Championship game for the 24th time in school history and won a state record 18th State Championship.

Reidsville shuts out Northeastern 14-0 to win 18th State Championship

2019 2A Championship Statistics 1 2 3 4 - TNortheastern - 0 0 0 0 - 0Reidsville - 7 7 0 0 - 14

Qtr-Clock SCORING SUMMARY 1 - 1:38 REID - Lionel Long 1 yd run (Anthony Franson kick)2 - 1:44 REID - Kyle Pinnix 19 yd run (Anthony Franson kick)

Team Statistics NE REIDFirst Downs 9 15Rushing (Att - Yds) 31 - 101 42 - 213Passing (C - Att - Yds - Int) 4 - 14 - 34 - 1 8 - 18 - 111 - 0Total Offense (Plays - Yds) 45 - 135 60 - 324Penalties (# - Yds) 6 - 43 4 - 30Turnovers 1 0

Passing - NE: H. Hodge 3-11, 31 yd, 1 INT; D. Proctor 1-3, 3 yd; REID: K. Pinnix 8-17, 111 yd; A. Edwards 0-1.Rushing - NE: H. Hodge 15-54 yd; J. Riddick 11-39 yd; J. Hinton 1-8 yd; Q. Thomas 2-1 yd; D. Proctor 2-(-1 yd); REID: L. Long 31-156 yd, 1 TD; B. Pass 2-48 yd; K. Pinnix 3-12 yd, 1 TD; A. Edwards 2-8 yd; J. Hooper 1-4 yd.Receiving - NE: C. Mayfield, Jr. 2-20 yd; J. Williams 1-11 yd; J. Hinton 1-3 yd; REID: B. Pass 6-99 yd; J. Hooper 1-14 yd; D. Canada 1-(-2 yd).

AWARDSNortheastern Defensive M.O.P - Juan Riddick (LB)Northeastern Offensive M.O.P. - Holden Hodge (QB)Reidsville Defensive M.O.P - Jiheem Hooper (FS)Reidsville Offensive M.O.P. - Breon Pass (WR)Most Valuable Player - Reidsville - Lionel Long (RB)


WINSTON-SALEM, NC – The Golden Lion defense was absolutely impenetrable in the 2AA State Champion-ship Game as Shelby held Salisbury to -6 yards rushing for the game, lifting the Golden Lions to back-to-back titles and the program’s 11th NCHSAA crown.

Malaki Hamrick led the Shelby defense with eight tack-les in the game, including two for a loss. Jack Hollifield also added eight tackles in the effort as the Lions only gave up three first downs in the game.

Ja’hari Mitchell opened the scoring with 5:53 to go in the first quarter, crossing the plane from four yards out to put Shelby up 7-0. He scored two more times on just six total carries and 24 yards as he was selected as the game’s Most Valuable Player. Mtichell also threw a touchdown pass, finding Nick Stites from nine yards out in the fourth quarter for the game’s final score.

Shelby quarterback Isaiah Bess was also spectacular, completing 17 of 27 passes for 212 yards and one score as he found Diavonni Daley from 38 yards out in the second quarter to push the Lions lead to 20-0.

Salisbury was unable to muster much offensively, out-gained in the game by Shelby 359-39. The Golden Lions defense held Salisbury to the fewest yards ever allowed in an NCHSAA State Championship Game since record keeping began in 1989. The 39-yard allowance was ten fewer than the previous mark of 49 yards allowed set by Robbinsville in 1992 when they held Lakewood scoreless in the 1A Championship.

Salisbury finished the season 13-3. The Hornets finished 7-2 in the Central Carolina 2A Conference and were tied for second in the league. The Hornets reached the State Championship game for the fourth time in program history.

Shelby wrapped the year 14-1, a perfect 6-0 mark in Southwestern 2A Conference play, winning the league championship. The Golden Lions won the program’s 11th NCHSAA State Championship and made their 16th appearance in an NCHSAA State Championship Game.

Shelby knocks out Salisbury 34-0 for 11th NCHSAA State Title

2019 2AA Championship Statistics 1 2 3 4 - TSalisbury - 0 0 0 0 - 0Shelby - 7 13 7 7 - 34

Qtr-Clock SCORING SUMMARY 1 - 5:53 SHEL - Ja’hari Mitchell 4 yd run (Caden Sheely kick)2 - 10:32 SHEL - Ja’hari Mitchell 1 yd run (TEAM rush failed)2 - 5:19 SHEL - Diavonni Daley 38 yd pass from Isaiah Bess (Caden Sheely kick)3 - 0:16 SHEL - Ja’hari Mitchell 6 yd run (Caden Sheely kick)4 - 7:46 SHEL - Nick Stites 9 yd pass from Ja’hari Mitchell (Caden Sheely kick)

Team Statistics SAL SHELFirst Downs 5 19Rushing (Att - Yds) 33 - (-6) 42 - 138Passing (C - Att - Yds - Int) 7 - 21 - 45 - 2 18 - 28 - 221 - 0Total Offense (Plays - Yds) 54 - 39 70 - 359Penalties (# - Yds) 6 - 35 7 - 55Turnovers 0 2

Passing - SAL: V. Honeycutt 7-21, 45 yd; SHEL: I. Bess 17-27, 212 yd, 1 TD.Rushing - SAL: M. McLean 12-22 yd; J. Walker 1-8 yd; J. Poole 2-4 yd; J. Wells 4-2 yd; M. Cook 1-(-1 yd); J. Wood 2-(-7 yd); Team 1-(-17 yd); V. Hon-eycutt 10-(-17 yd). SHEL: D. Fuller 19-103 yd; O. Phillips 5-30 yd; J. Mitchell 6-24 yd, 3 TD; L. Welch 3-14 yd; I. Bess 6-(-13 yd); Team 3-(-20 yd).Receiving - SAL: M. Cook 4-22 yd; P. Lippard 1-11 yd; M. McLean 1-6 yd; P. Taylor 1-6 yd; SHEL: D. Daley 8-120 yd; J. Mitchell 5-46 yd; K. Huskey 4-46 yd; N. Stites 1-9 yd, 1 TD.

AWARDSSalisbury Defensive M.O.P - Zae Clay (LB/DE)Salisbury Offensive M.O.P. - Mike McLean (QB/RB)Shelby Defensive M.O.P - Malaki Hamrick (DL)Shelby Offensive M.O.P. - Isaiah Bess (QB)Most Valuable Player - Shelby - Ja’hari Mitchell (WR)


RALEIGH, NC – Charlotte Catholic stormed past Southern Nash with 20 fourth quarter points on their way to a 23-7 victory and a third straight State Championship. The victory was the school’s seventh NCHSAA State Foot-ball Championship.

Paul Neel managed to grind out two touch-downs in the late stages to help Charlotte Catholic pull away. He rushed 27 times for 156 yards and two scores, both in the fourth quarter. Neel’s first touchdown run of 39 yards with 11:53 to go in the fourth put the Cougars in front 10-7. Then with 6:23 to go, he capped off a seven-play, 41-yard drive with a six-yard touch-down plunge to go up 17-7. Neel was named the game’s Most Valuable Player.

Southern Nash had several opportunities to put Char-lotte Catholic behind early during the quickly played first half, but the Cougar defense came up big, includ-ing a goal-line stand in the second quarter, to keep the game scoreless through the opening half. The Cougar defense was quite stingy throughout the game, holding the prolific ground attack of Southern Nash to just 157 yards for the day.

Quinton Cooley, the state’s leading rusher this year ac-cording to MaxPreps, gave Southern Nash the lead 7-3 with 3:17 to go in the third with a 1-yard touchdown run that polished off a nine-play, 79-yard drive. Cool-ey had to work for every inch, rushing 19 times for 79 yards in the game.

Southern Nash finished the season 15-1. The Firebirds were 5-0 and champions of the Big East 3A Conference, reaching the state finals for the first time in program history.

Charlotte Catholic earned the program’s seventh NCH-SAA State Title and a third state championship in a row. The Cougars finished their year 12-3, 6-1 in the Southern Carolina 3A Conference, where they were the runners-up.

Charlotte Catholic pulls away from Southern Nash late to win third straight title

2019 3A Championship Statistics 1 2 3 4 - TSouthern Nash - 0 0 7 0 - 7Charlotte Catholic - 0 0 3 20 - 23

Qtr-Clock SCORING SUMMARY 3 - 6:37 CC - Knapp, C. 31 yd field goal3 - 3:17 SN - Cooley, Q. 1 yd run (Barnes, E. kick)4 - 11:53 CC - Neel, P. 39 yd run (Wood, G. kick)4 - 6:23 CC - Neel P. 6 yd run (TEAM kick failed)4 - 2:55 CC - Brewer, J. 18 yd run (Wood, G. kick)

Team Statistics SN CCFirst Downs 13 19Rushing (Att - Yds) 41 - 157 48 - 263Passing (C - Att - Yds - Int) 3 - 10 - 76 - 1 4 - 6 - 78 - 1Total Offense (Plays - Yds) 51 - 233 54 - 341Penalties (# - Yds) 3 - 21 5 - 37Turnovers 1 2

Passing - SN: M. Foster 3-10, 76 yd; CC: H. Barnett 3-5, 56 yd, 1 INT; J. Brewer 1-1, 22 yd.Rushing - SN: Q. Cooley 19-79 yd; 1 TD; M. Foster 13-57 yd; J. Vick 6-15 yd; D. Whitley 2-7 yd; CC: P. Neel 27-156 yd, 2 TD; J. Brewer 17-83 yd, 1 TD; T. Foley 2-19 yd; H. Barnett 1-4 yd; J. Smith 1-1ydReceiving - SN: Walker-Warren 1-42 yd; M. Parker 1-19 yd; Q. Cooley 1-15 yd; CC: T. Foley 2-51 yd; G. McKernan 1-26 yd; P. Neel 1-1 yd.

AWARDSSouthern Nash Defensive M.O.P - Izaiah Walker-Warren (DB)Southern Nash Offensive M.O.P. - Quinton Cooley (RB)Charlotte Catholic Defensive M.O.P - Liam Barbee (LB)Charlotte Catholic Offensive M.O.P. - Jimmy Brewer (RB)Most Valuable Player - Charlotte Catholic - Paul Neel (RB)


RALEIGH, NC – The Weddington Warriors got four touchdowns from star running back Will Shipley as they took care of Lee County 34-14 to win back-to-back 3AA State Champion-ships. The Warriors did most of their damage on the ground, outrushing Lee County 256-105 in the game behind a strong effort from the Warriors offensive line.

Shipley was dynamic at running back, carry-ing the ball 26 times and gaining 256 yards in the game. He scored four touchdowns, break-ing several long runs in the game. Shipley opened the scoring with 8:20 to go in the first quarter, plunging in from four yards out. He also had scoring runs of 67, 2 and 22 yards on his way to being named the game’s Most Valuable Player.

After Shipley’s first touchdown, both teams failed to score until Bryson Parker scooped up a blocked punt and returned it 26 yards for a touchdown to put Wed-dington in front 14-0. Shipley’s 67-yard score came af-ter the ensuing Yellow Jacket possession stalled quickly and opened the gap to 21-0 with just 4:26 to go in the half.

Lee County bounced back after the long run by Shipley, driving seven plays and 43 yards to cash in on a one-yard run by Colin Johnson that trimmed the Warrior lead to 21-7. After a missed field goal by Weddington near the end of the half, it looked like Lee County had some momentum going into the locker room.

The Jackets forced a turnover on the opening posses-sion of the second half for Weddington. Six plays later, Johnson found Jaylen Chalmers for a 44-yard touch-down pass and Lee County closed the gap to 21-14. However, that was as close as Lee County would get as Shipley found pay dirt two more times to extend Wed-dington out to a comfortable 34-14 margin.

Lee County finished the season 15-1, they were 5-0 as the champions of the Tri-County 6 3A. The Yellow Jackets reached the state finals for the seventh time in school history and the first time in 45 years back when the school was known as Sanford Central.

Weddington won the program’s third state champion-ship and their second in a row. The Warriors wrapped up the year 16-0, they were 7-0 as the champions in the Southern Carolina 3A Conference. Weddington won the Western Regional Final for the fourth time in program history.

Weddington finishes perfect, stops Lee County 34-14

2019 3AA Championship Statistics 1 2 3 4 - TLee County - 0 7 7 0 - 14Weddington - 7 14 6 7 - 34

Qtr-Clock SCORING SUMMARY 1 - 8:20 WED - Shipley, W. 4 yd run (Williams, I. kick)2 - 5:42 WED - Parker, B. 26 yd blocked punt return (Williams, I. kick)2 - 4:26 WED - Shipley, W. 67 yd run (Williams, I. kick)2 - 1:09 LC - Johnson, C. 1 yd run (Underwood, T. kick)3 - 8:28 LC - Chalmers, J. 44 yd pass from Johnson, C. (Underwood, T. kick)3 - 2:36 WED - Shipley, W. 2 yd run (Williams, I. kick blocked)4 - 3:02 WED - Shipley, W. 22 yd run (Williams, I. kick)

Team Statistics LC WEDFirst Downs 16 13Rushing (Att - Yds) 40 - 105 34 - 256Passing (C - Att - Yds - Int) 22 - 29 - 135 - 2 2 - 8 - 15 - 1Total Offense (Plays - Yds) 69 - 240 42 - 271Penalties (# - Yds) 8 - 58 5 - 66Turnovers 2 1

Passing - LC: C. Johnson 22-29, 135 yd, 1 TD, 2 INT. WED: D. Casicola 2-6, 15 yd, 1 INT.Rushing - LC: C. Johnson 12-43 yd, 1 TD; AJ Boulware 24-39 yd; L. Baldwin 3-15 yd; T. McKendall 1-8 yd. WED: W. Shipley 26-256 yd, 4 TD; D. Mercer 2-6 yd; L. Backey 2-2 yd; T. Gordon 1-1 yd; K. Parsons 1-0 yd; Team 2-(-9 yd).Receiving - LC: T. McKendall 10-78 yd; J. Chalmers 4-48 yd, 1 TD; AJ Boul-ware 4-9 yd; T. Lett 2-17 yd; J. Batts 1-2 yd; L. Baldwin 1-(-19 yd); WED: C. Barsz 1-8 yd; W. Shipley 1-7 yd.

AWARDSLee County Defensive M.O.P - Delmaz Jennings (LB/DE)Lee County Offensive M.O.P. - Jayden Chalmers (WR)Weddington Defensive M.O.P - Alex Mock (LB)Weddington Offensive M.O.P. - Will Shipley (RB)Most Valuable Player - Weddington - Will Shipley (RB)


CHAPEL HILL, NC – Cardinal Gibbons struck first, but ultimately, East Forsyth held the Crusaders off with a 24-21 victory in the 4A State Championship game, earning the school’s second straight state champion-ship and third overall.

Ty’shaun Lyles was the 4A Championship Most Valu-able Player for the second year in a row, leading the Eagles offensively with a pair of touchdown throws on 10 for 16 passing with 171 yards. He also rushed 17 times for 63 yards in the game.

Jacob Gill got the scoring going as Cardinal Gibbons took their opening possession eight plays and 56 yards, polished off when Gill hauled in a nine-yard scoring toss from Andrew Harvey. The throw gave the Crusaders an early 7-0 lead, but East Forsyth respond-ed late in the quarter.

The two teams traded possessions until East Forsyth drove five plays and 65 yards in the latter part of the opening quarter. The Eagles got on the board thanks to a 59-yard pass from Lyles to Jamison Warren with 1:58 to go in the quarter, tying the game at seven.

Gibbons jumped back in front early in the second quarter when Harvey hit Cameron Noble for 40 yards and a score with just 36 seconds gone in the second frame. However, East Forsyth re-sponded quickly as Lyles connected with Warren a second time, this one from 56 yards out to knot the score at 14 with 6:01 to go in the half.

The Eagles got a good bounce on the ensuing Crusader pos-session, as Jordan Timmons scooped up a Gibbons fumble and rumbled nine yards for a score to give East Forsyth its first lead of the game. The Eagles carried the lead into the locker room and added to it in the third quarter when Andrew Conrad chipped through a 31-yard field goal to extend their lead to 24-14 with 4:33 to go in the third.

Cardinal Gibbons did not go away quietly, as the Crusaders marched 10 plays and 80 yards capped off by an eight-yard touchdown pass from Harvey to Cameron Noble with just 3:42 to play, but the Eagles managed to hold Gibbons out of field goal range in the final two minutes to seal the victory.

Cardinal Gibbons finished the season 12-3, the Crusaders were 5-1 in the Cap 7 4A Conference where they were the runners-up. The program reached the NCHSAA State Championship game for the first time in school history, winning their first regional final.

East Forsyth wrapped up the year 13-2, the Eagles were 3-2 in the Central Piedmont 4A. East Forsyth won the program’s third Western Regional Championship and collected their third state championship.

East Forsyth goes back-to-back with 24-21 victory over Cardinal Gibbons

2019 4A Championship Statistics 1 2 3 4 - TCardinal Gibbons - 7 7 0 7 - 21East Forsyth - 7 14 3 0 - 24

Qtr-Clock SCORING SUMMARY 1 - 7:47 CG - Jacob Gill 9 yd pass from Andrew Harvey (Noah Lawrence kick)1 - 1:58 EF - Jamison Warren 59 yd pass from Ty’Shaun Lyles (Andrew Conrad kick)2 - 11:24 CG - Cameron Noble 40 yd pass from Andrew Harvey (Noah Lawrence kick)2 - 6:01 EF - Jamison Warren 56 yd pass from Ty’Shaun Lyles (Andrew Conrad kick)2 - 5:42 EF - Jordan Timmons 9 yd fumble recovery (Andrew Conrad kick)3 - 4:33 EF - Andrew Conrad 31 yd field goal4 - 3:42 CG - Cameron Noble 8 yd pass from Andrew Harvey (Noah Lawrence kick)

Team Statistics CG EFFirst Downs 19 16Rushing (Att - Yds) 33 - 38 41 - 166Passing (C - Att - Yds - Int) 19 - 33 - 290 - 1 10 - 16 - 171 - 3Total Offense (Plays - Yds) 66 - 328 57 - 337Penalties (# - Yds) 2 - 31 9 - 71Turnovers 2 3

Passing - CG: A. Harvey 19-33, 290 yd, 3 TD, 1 INT; EF: T. Lyles 10-16, 171 yd, 2 TD, 3 INT.Rushing - CG: J. Grazen 17-75 yd; B. Biestek 4-12 yd; J. Gill 2-4 yd; J. Fed-erman 1-(-2 yd); M. Harp 1-(-8 yd), A. Harvey 7-(-28 yd), Team 1-(-15 yd). EF: R. Smith 12-64 yd, T. Lyles 17-63 yd; C. Chaplin 9-36 yd; T. Ingram 1-7 yd; J. Richens 1-(-3 yd); Team 1-(-1 yd).Receiving - CG: C. Duarte 5-116 yd; B. Biestek 5-22 yd; J. Gill 4-78 yd, 1 TD; J. Grazen 3-26 yd; C. Noble 2-48 yd, 2 TD; EF: J. Warren 4-125 yd, 2 TD; J. Thorns 2-40 yd; R. Smith 2-0 yd; A. Marshall 1-3 yd; C. Chaplin 1-3 yd.

AWARDSCardinal Gibbons Defensive M.O.P - Will Mason (DB)Cardinal Gibbons Offensive M.O.P. - Andrew Harvey (QB)East Forsyth Defensive M.O.P - Jordan Timmons (DB)East Forsyth Offensive M.O.P. - Jamison Warren (WR)Most Valuable Player - East Forsyth - Ty’Shaun Lyles (QB)


CHAPEL HILL, NC – The Vance Cougars relied on their stifling defense to thwart Leesville Road in the 4AA Championship game 24-3, earning the program’s first State Championship.

The Cougars dominated the line of scrimmage, holding the Pride to just 80 yards of total offense in the game. Power Echols was named the game’s Most Valuable Player, leading the Cougars in tackles with 6.5 for the day, including 1.5 tackles for loss. He also rushed twice for 16 yards and a touchdown.

Vance opened the scoring with an 84-yard explosion for a touchdown when Austin Grier found Jordan Payne for a score, capping off a drive that started at the Cou-gar four-yard line. Leesville responded early in the second quarter with their only points of the game as Noah Burnette split the uprights for a 34-yard field goal to trim the lead to 7-3. Melvin Benitez answered for the Cougars with an 18-yard field goal of his own with just five seconds to go in the half, putting Vance up 10-3.

The Cougars closed out the game with a pair of touch-down runs in the fourth quarter. Daylan Smothers in-creased the lead with a six-yard scoring run with 9:58 to go that gave Vance a 17-3 lead. Then with 8:55 to play, Echols cashed in a 14-yard run just one play after a Leesville turnover, to ice the game 24-3.

Leesville Road reached the State Championship game for the first time in program history. The Pride finished the season 13-1, 6-0 in the Cap 7 4A Conference where they were the champions.

Vance wrapped up their year 13-2. The Cougars were 5-2 in the I-Meck 4A conference. Vance reached the state championship game for the second time in pro-gram history and the second year in a row, earning the school’s first football state championship.

Vance collects school’s first title with 24-3 triumph over Leesville Road

2019 4AA Championship Statistics 1 2 3 4 - TLeesville Road - 0 3 0 0 - 3Zebulon B. Vance - 7 3 0 14 - 24

Qtr-Clock SCORING SUMMARY 1 - 5:06 ZBV - Jordan Payne 84 yd pass from Austin Grier (Melvin Benitez kick)2 - 9:52 LR - Noah Burnette 34 yd field goal2 - 0:05 ZBV - Melvin Benitez 18 yd field goal4 - 9:58 ZBV - Daylan Smothers 6 yd run (Melvin Benitez kick)4 - 8:55 ZBV - Power Echols 14 yd run (Melvin Benitez kick)

Team Statistics LR ZBVFirst Downs 7 10Rushing (Att - Yds) 30 - 45 39 - 103Passing (C - Att - Yds - Int) 3 - 9 - 35 - 1 10 - 13 - 124 - 0Total Offense (Plays - Yds) 39 - 80 52 - 227Penalties (# - Yds) 1 - 13 7 - 55Turnovers 5 0

Passing - LR: E. Burchfield 1-5, 1 yd, 1 INT; T. Baker 2-4, 34 yd; ZBV: A. Grier 9-11, 127 yd, 1 TD; S. Thompson 0-1; B. Camp 1-1, -3 yd.Rushing - LR: T. Moore 12-42 yd; A. Doss 7-40 yd; D. Sohn 3-6 yd; T. Caine 1-2 yd; T. Baker 2-(-13 yd); E. Burchfield 5-(-32 yd); ZBV: A. Grier 14-46 yd; S. Thompson 8-29 yd; P. Echols 2-16 yd, 1 TD; D. Smothers 1-6 yd, 1 TD; B. Camp 1-5 yd; J. Payne 1-4 yd; J. Burton 2-0 yd; J. Morris 8-0 yd; A. Shabazz 1-(-3 yd); Team 1-0 yd.Receiving - LR: N. Burnette 3-35 yd; ZBV: K. Concepcion 3-24 yd; J. Payne 2-83 yd, 1 TD, J. Morris 2-10 yd; M. Riley 2-10 yd; M. Walker 1-(-3 yd)

AWARDSLeesville Road Defensive M.O.P - Treyvon Coleman (DB)Leesville Road Offensive M.O.P. - Noah Burnette (WR/K)Zebulon B. Vance Defensive M.O.P - Dylan Tucker (CB)Zebulon B. Vance Offensive M.O.P. - Austin Grier (QB)Most Valuable Player - Zebulon B. Vance - Power Echols (RB/LB)

1A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP REGIONAL FINALS SCORESEAST

#4 Northampton County (11-3) 20, #2 North Edgecombe (10-4) 12 WEST

#1 Robbinsville (14-0) 28, #3 Thomas Jefferson (12-2) 141AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP REGIONAL FINALS SCORES

EAST#1Tarboro (14-0) 35, #2 John A. Holmes (12-1) 6

WEST#1 East Surry (14-0) 35, #2 Mitchell (12-2) 28


#1 Southern Nash (15-0) 32, #3 Eastern Alamance (14-1) 29WEST

#5 Charlotte Catholic (11-3) 56, #10 Kings Mountain (12-3) 49, 7 OT


#3 Northeastern (12-3) 23, #1 Clinton (12-2) 8WEST

#2 Reidsville (14-1) 63, #4 West Stokes (11-4) 132AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP REGIONAL FINALS SCORES

EAST#7 Salisbury (13-2) 14, #1 Randleman (13-1) 7

WEST#1 Shelby (13-1) 42, #6 Burns (12-3) 14

3AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP REGIONAL FINALS SCORESEAST

#1 Lee County (15-0) 34, #2 New Hanover (13-2) 9WEST

#1 Weddington (15-0) 49, #2 Watauga (13-2) 144A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP REGIONAL FINALS SCORES

EAST#4 Cardinal Gibbons (12-2) 22, #6 Scotland (12-3) 15

WEST#2 East Forsyth (12-2) 21, #1 Grimsley (12-2) 20

4AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP REGIONAL FINALS SCORESEAST

#2 Leesville Road (13-0) 21, #1 Wake Forest (12-2) 10WEST

#10 Vance (12-2) 38, #1 Richmond County (13-1) 7

NCHSAA Football Statistical Leaders (according to MaxPreps.com on December 9, 2019)PASSING

C-Att YD TD1) Jefferson Boaz (E.Surry) 201-273 4131 582) Timothy Davis (W-S Prep) 202-292 3678 423) Drake Maye (Myers Park) 210-290 3512 504) Dawson Cox (Ashe Co.) 255-433 3479 365) Chase Swartz (N. Surry) 189-313 3472 326) Isaiah Bess (Shelby) 178-303 3401 407) Landin Sledge (Riv. Dur.) 198-336 3382 428) Walker Harris (Heritage) 259-448 3304 359) Nate Hampton (Davie) 263-437 3295 2210) Troy Hoilman (Avery) 280-483 3163 3811) Eli Carr (A.C. Reynolds) 190-278 3155 3912) Austin Bryant (E. Alam.) 154-272 3107 4713) Dustin Noller (Mall. Cr.) 208-349 3034 2914) Andrew Harvey (Car. Gib) 189-292 3011 2915) Tye Saxby (Hertford Co.) 196-314 2911 3616) Will Lenard (No. Guilford) 227-363 2910 2717) Corey Motes (Dixon) 177-326 2903 2718) Jared Joseph (Ard. Kell) 202-366 2902 3419) Chris Perkins (Overhills) 175-282 2869 3220) Nebanye Moore (Statesv.) 170-257 2852 24

RUSHINGAtt YD TD

1) Quinton Cooley (S. Nash) 247 2633 452) Omarion Hampton (Cleveland) 250 2402 353) Dorian Clark (Terry Sanford) 327 2346 324) Cannon Bridges (W. Lincoln) 296 2294 325) Kujuan Pryor (Burns) 222 2254 236) Elijah Burris (Mtn. Island Ch.) 184 2231 387) Na’heim Lilly (Randleman) 243 2207 308) Amir Pittman-Williams (N. Nash) 272 2153 279) Anderson Castle (Watauga) 236 2135 3510) A.J. Boulware (Lee Co.) 245 2124 3111) Jerry Garcia, Jr. (Gray’s Creek) 205 2085 2312) Travone Robinson (Union) 299 2077 2213) Tresean Stewart (W-S Prep) 161 2045 2114) Dylan Church (N. Wilkes) 352 2029 2315) Johnathon Smith (Mt. Airy) 231 2016 2716) William Lovick (New Bern) 277 2014 1917) Jack Grazen (Cardinal Gib.) 222 1994 19 18) Devonte Murray (Murphy) 190 1993 2319) Quan Nora (Grimsley) 268 1990 2520) Marqueise Coleman (St. Pauls) 214 1984 28

RECEIVINGRec YD TD

1) Juwan Lyons (W-S Prep) 78 1535 152) Tresean Stewart (W-S Prep) 73 1493 213) Davis Clemmons (Broughton) 88 1411 104) Stephen Gosnell (E. Surry) 56 1334 205) Rodney McDay (T.C. Roberson) 98 1334 126) Devin Smith (Riverside-Durham) 65 1281 217) Landon Stevens (E. Surry) 51 1276 198) Moose Muhammad III (Myers P.) 63 1270 179) Jhari Patterson (A.C Reynolds) 68 1251 1710) Ja’hari Mitchell (Shelby) 58 1229 1611) Diavonni Daley (Shelby) 61 1197 1512) Jasaiah Gathings (Statesville) 60 1160 1413) Dylan Abernethy (Maiden) 72 1156 1714) Anthony Fiffie (Jack Britt) 81 1156 1715) Jacob Bowbliss (Union Pines) 75 1144 816) Darius Kane (E. Alamance) 38 1142 1617) Daniel Britt (Hobbton) 84 1128 918) Elijiah Metcalf (Mallard Creek) 64 1125 1619) Gavin Ellis (Topsail) 53 1116 820) Leshaun Atchison (D.H. Conley) 80 1110 10

When Was the Last Time?• Last State Finals Appearance & Championship for each 2019 Finalist• Northampton County - First appearance in State Championship Game (Note: Northampton-West consol.) - No prev. State Titles• Robbinsville - 16 prev. appearances - Last App: 2015 L to Plymouth (1A); 13 prev. titles - Last Champ: 2014 1A vs. Plymouth• Tarboro - 9 prev. appearances - Last App: 2018 W vs. East Surry (1AA); 6 prev. titles - Last Champ: 2018 1AA W vs. East Surry• East Surry - 1 prev. appearance - Last App: 2018 L to Tarboro (1AA); No prev. state titles• Northeastern - 2 prev. appearances - Last App: 2018 L to Reidsville (2A); No prev. state titles• Reidsville - 23 prev. appearances - Last App: 2018 W vs. Northeastern (2A); 17 prev. state titles - Last Champ: 2018 vs. Northeastern (2A)• Salisbury - 3 prev. appearances - Last App: 2010 W vs. Northeastern (2AA); 3 prev. state titles - Last Champ: 2010 vs. Northeastern (2AA)• Shelby - 15 prev. appearances - Last App: 2018 W vs. North Davidson (2AA); 10 prev. state titles - Last Champ: 2018 vs. N. Davidson (2AA)• Southern Nash - No prev. appearances - No prev. state titles• Charlotte Catholic - 10 prev. appearances - Last App: 2018 W vs. Jacksonville (3A); 6 prev. state titles - Last Champ: 2018 vs. Jacksonville (3A)• Lee County - 6 prev. appearances (all as Sanford Central) - Last App: 1974 L to Ashbrook (4A); 3 prev. state titles - Last Champ 1973 (4A)• Weddington - 3 prev. appearances - Last App: 2018 W vs. SE Guilford (3AA); 2 prev. state titles - Last Champ: 2018 vs. SE Guilford (3AA)• Cardinal Gibbons - No prev. appearances; No prev. state titles• East Forsyth - 2 prev. appearances - Last App: 2018 W vs. Scotland (4A); 2 prev. state titles - Last Champ: 2018 vs. Scotland (4A)• Leesville Road - No prev. appearances; No prev. state titles• Zebulon B. Vance - 1 prev. appearance - Last App: 2018 L to Wake Forest (4AA); No prev. state titles.

DOING THE MATH• Teams playing today have a combined record of 210-19 (.917)• The average seed for Finalists is 2.75 and Z.B. Vance is the only double-digit seed remaining.• There are seven undefeated teams remaining.

2019 Football Playoffs Regional Finals Interesting Facts• Teams in the Regional Finals have compiled a 391-36 record this year which equals a 91.6% winning percentage.• Only two double-digit seeds have reached the regional finals this year. In the 3AA West, #10 Kings Mountain will head

to #1 Weddington for the Regional Finals. In the 4AA West, #10 Z.B. Vance will go on the road to face #1 Richmond County.

• There are 11 undefeated teams remaining in the field. Robbinsville (13-0), Tarboro (13-0), John A. Holmes (12-0), East Surry (13-0), Randleman (13-0), Southern Nash (14-0), Eastern Alamance (14-0), Lee County (14-0), Weddington (14-0), Leesville Road (14-0), Richmond County (13-0).

The Cream Rises to the Top• Twelve #1 seeds have reached the Regional Finals. This year the #1 seeds in the fourth round are: Robbinsville (1A),

Tarboro (1AA), East Surry (1AA), Clinton (2A), Randleman (2AA), Shelby (2AA), Southern Nash (3A), Lee County (3AA), Weddington (3AA), Grimsley (4A), Wake Forest (4AA) and Richmond County (4AA).

• The 2019 total doubles last year’s mark of six #1 seeds to the Regional Final when Tarboro (1AA), Northeastern (2A), Ledford (2AA), Havelock (3A), East Forsyth (4A), and Wake Forest (4AA) all reached the fourth round.

• Additionally, six of the 16 Regional Finals pit the #1 Seed against the #2 Seed from that region. • Of the 32 teams remaining, 22 of them were Conference Champions this year.• The average Adjusted MaxPreps Ranking (AMPR) for teams remaining in the field is 8.94.

Want a Rematch?• Of the eight State Championship Games to be contested in 2019, as many as four of them could feature a rematch of last year’s State

Championship Game. • The 1AA State Championship last year featured 2019 Regional Finalists Tarboro and East Surry.• The 2A State Championship last year pitted 2019 Regional Finalists Northeastern and Reidsville.• The 4A State Championship a year ago saw 2019 Regional Finalists Scotland County and East Forsyth.• The 4AA State Championship last year was a matchup of 2019 Regional Finalists Wake Forest and Zebulon B. Vance.• There are a pair of rematches from last year’s Regional Finals. In 3A, Charlotte Catholic and Kings Mountain will square off again for

a chance to play for a State Championship. In 1AA, Tarboro and John A. Holmes will get together to once again decide the 1AA East for the third straight year.

When Was the Last Time?• Three programs are making their first appearances in the Regional Finals in the record-keeping era (since 1972). Cardinal Gib-

bons, Thomas Jefferson Academy and Northampton County are all in the State Semis for the first time in program history. Note: Northampton County recently combined Northampton-East and Northampton-West to form the school during a consolidation. Northampton-West made two Regional Final Appearances, reaching the fourth round in back-to-back years, 2005 and 2006.

• Last Regional Finals Appearance for each other 2019 Regional Finalist • Burns (2011 3A West) lost to West Rowan 33-7 • Clinton (2015 2AA East) lost to Bunn 30-29 • Charlotte Catholic (2018 3A West) defeated Kings Mountain 30-7• East Forsyth (2018 4A West) defeated Porter Ridge 32-14• East Surry (2018 1AA West) defeated Starmount 44-27 • Eastern Alamance (2015 3A East) lost to Rocky Mount 42-21• Grimsley (2005 4A West) defeated Crest 1-0 by forfeit • John A. Holmes (2018 1AA East) lost to Tarboro 48-7 • Kings Mountain (2018 3A West) lost to Charlotte Catholic 30-7• Lee County (2005 4A East) lost to J.H. Rose 56-0• Leesville Road (2007 4AA East) lost to New Bern 20-16 • Mitchell (2017 1A West) lost to Cherokee 42-28• Northeastern (2018 2A East) defeated Southwest Onslow 47-36 • New Hanover (2017 3AA East) defeated Eastern Guilford 32-29 • North Edgecombe (1994 1A East) defeated Pamlico County 24-12 • West Stokes (2011 2AA West) defeated Shelby 32-29• Randleman (1983 2A West) defeated Sylva-Webster 29-25 • Reidsville (2018 2A West) defeated Brevard 24-21• Richmond County (2008 4AA West) defeated Independence 30-22• Salisbury (2012 2AA West) lost to South Iredell 35-28• Scotland County (2018 4A East) defeated Seventy-First 28-0 • Shelby (2018 2AA West) defeated Hibriten 28-21• Southern Nash (1991 3A East) lost to T.W. Andrews 43-28• Tarboro (2018 1AA East) defeated John A. Holmes 48-7• Watauga (2006 4A West) lost to West Charlotte 21-0• Wake Forest (2018 4AA East) defeated Pinecrest 49-7• Weddington (2018 3AA West) defeated Mount Tabor 45-12• Z.B. Vance (2018 4AA West) defeated Myers Park 21-13

WEATHER IMPACTING 2019 FIRST ROUND GAME SCHEDULE The NCHSAA is working with member schools to reschedule some first round playoff games in football. As of 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, No-vember 13, the following first round games have been rescheduled to Thursday, November 14th at 7:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted. Any addi-tional changes will be posted on the NCHSAA Website. Check with your school or host school for updates after noon on Friday.

2AA East - #2 Washington vs. #15 Nash Central #5 Currituck County vs. #12 St. Pauls #6 Hertford County vs. #11 Ledford (Thurs. 7:00 p.m.) #8 Croatan vs. #9 East Duplin3A East - #1 Southern Nash vs. #16 E.E. Smith #4 Terry Sanford vs. #13 Fike #5 Rocky Mount vs. #12 Southern Lee #6 Northside-Jacksonville vs. #11 C.B. Aycock #7 Jacksonville vs. #10 Western Alamance3AA East - #2 New Hanover vs. #15 Topsail #4 D.H. Conley vs. #13 J.H. Rose4A East - #8 Seventy-First vs. #9 Riverside-Durham4AA East - #7 Hoke County vs. #10 Millbrook

1A East - #5 Northside-Pinetown vs. #12 KIPP Pride #6 Gates County vs. #11 North Duplin #7 Washington County vs. #10 Perquimans #8 South Creek vs. #9 Southside1AA East - #5 Princeton vs. #12 East Carteret #6 Manteo vs. #11 Riverside-Martin2A East - #1 Clinton vs. #16 Fairmont #2 SouthWest Edgecombe vs. #15 East Bladen #3 Northeastern vs. #14 Goldsboro #4 West Craven vs. #13 Kinston #5 Red Springs vs. #12 Midway #6 Southwest Onslow vs. #11 Ayden-Grifton #7 Whiteville vs. #10 Wallace-Rose Hill2A West - #2 Reidsville vs. #15 Forbush

2019 Football Playoffs Second Round Interesting Facts• Shelby has the most wins since 1972 (when record keeping began) in the NCHSAA Football Playoffs, Golden Lions teams have

amassed 104 wins in their 36 appearances during that span. They have won 10 State Championships during that period as well. • Northern Guilford has the best winning percentage in NCHSAA Playoff Games since 1972 to any team in the field. The Nighthawks have

appeared ten postseasons, compiling a record of 29-5 (.853) in those appearances.• Wake Forest carries the longest playoff winning streak into this year’s playoffs. The Cougars have captured the last three 4AA State

Championships and won 13 playoff games in a row. • Hoke County got their first playof win in a 4AA First Round win over Pinecrest 24-14 in 2012. It was the program’s seventh playoff

win since 1972.• Chase secured their first playoff win since 2011 2AA First Round when they defeated Newton-Conover 28-13. This was the sixth

playoff win in program history. Feels Like the First Time

• Apex Friendship won the program’s first playoff game, defeating Green Hope 9-6 in the 4AA First Round. The Patriots will head to Hoggard for their first second round contest.

• Rolesville grabbed their first playoff win in three appearances demolishing Panther Creek 47-7. Next up for the Rams is a date with the three-time defending 4AA State Champion Wake Forest Cougars.

• West Lincoln won the program’s first playoff game, defeating Ashe County 48-6 in the school’s tenth playoff appearance. West Lin-coln will get to host its first second round game as South Point visits on Friday.

Milestone Victories• Charlotte Catholic picked up the program’s 75th postseason win since record keeping began in 1972. The Cougars beat Forestview

39-14 to begin the program’s 36th playoff appearance.• Reidsville won their 75th postseason game since 1972 with a 57-0 shutout win over Forbush. This is the 32nd appearance in the

postseason during that span for the Rams.• Crest won the program’s 70th game in 33 appearances since 1972, knocking out Erwin 42-14 in round one. The top-seeded Char-

gers play host to West Rowan in round two.• Havelock grabbed playoff win #50 with a 33-0 shut out of North Brunswick in the Rams’ 32nd postseason appearance. Havelock

gets Western Alamance at home in round two.

2019 Football Playoffs Third Round Interesting Facts• Shelby has the most wins since 1972 (when record keeping began) in the NCHSAA Football Playoffs, Golden Lions teams have

amassed 105 wins in their 36 appearances during that span. They have won 10 State Championships during that period as well. • Wake Forest continued the longest playoff winning streak in the second round. The Cougars have captured the last three 4AA State

Championships and won 14 playoff games in a row. • Robbinsville collected their 65th playoff victory (since 1972) in 39 appearances, defeating Alleghany 40-22 in round 2.• Scotland got the program’s 40th playoff win (since 1972) in their 26 appearances, pounding Jordan 62-27 in round 2.• West Rowan won the school’s 35th playoff game (since 1972) in 22 appearances, knocking off 3A West top-seed Crest 35-30.

Practicing on Thanksgiving• Most people do not like to work on a holiday, but high school football coaches and teams all want to have practice on Thanksgiving.

It means you have accomplished much and are one of the best teams in the state because you have won at least one playoff game to get here. In North Carolina, it typically means you have reached the third round, quite an accomplishment.

• Tarboro has played on the day after Thanksgiving in each of the last 12 years, quite the Thanksgiving tradition.• Shelby has reached the third round every year since 2010, Friday night’s game will be the 10th straight year playing Black Friday.• Murphy has also reached the third round every year since 2010.• Havelock has played in the third round every year since 2009 with the exception of 2015 when they were knocked out by Morehead (Rd. 2.)• Reidsville has advanced to the third round 16 of the last 18 years. This year marks their fourth Black Friday game in a row.• Wake Forest has played on Black Friday in five of the last six years, only missing in 2015 when they were knocked out by Page (Rd. 2)

2019 Football Playoffs First Round Interesting Facts• With their appearances in the 2019 NCHSAA Football playoffs, three teams are tied for snapping the longest

playoff droughts of any team in the field. Chase, Draughn and Hoke County all have not made the NCHSAA Football Playoffs since their last appearance in 2012, snapping six-year droughts.

• Three schools are making their program’s first appearance in the NCHSAA Football Playoffs. Apex Friendship, Oak Grove and Vance County are all appearing in the football post-season for the first time in program history.

• Shelby has the most wins since 1972 (when record keeping began) in the NCHSAA Football Playoffs, Golden Lions teams have amassed 103 wins in their previous 35 appearances during that span. They have won 10 State Championships during that period as well.

• Hendersonville has the most appearances since 1972 (when record keeping began) without a State Champi-onship victory. The Bearcats have been in the field 36 times without claiming the title.

• Northern Guilford has the best winning percentage in NCHSAA Playoff Games since 1972 to any team in the field. The Nighthawks have appeared nine previous years, compiling a record of 28-5 (.848) in those appearances.

• Wake Forest carries the longest playoff winning streak into this year’s playoffs. The Cougars have captured the last three 4AA State Championships and won 13 playoff games in a row.

2019 Playoffs Seeding ProcedureSTEP 1 - BREAK ALL TIES FOR CONFERENCE FINISH

The Conference President is responsible for breaking all ties in conference standings using the approved tie-breaking method. The NCHSAA Tie-Breaking Procedure can be found in the NCHSAA Handbook Regulation 4.1.13.

STEP 2 - ASSIGN AUTOMATIC BERTHSConferences are assigned a number of automatic berths based on the number of participating schools in that sport within the conference. These berths are assigned on seeding day based on a report to the NCHSAA by the Conference President.

# PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS # OF AUTO BIDS1-4 TEAMS 1 AUTO BID5-8 TEAMS 2 AUTO BIDS9+ TEAMS 3 AUTO BIDS

If considering a split conference, look at the number of teams that participate from a given classification within the conference and assign automatic bids accordingly.

If a team finished first in their league, or their division of a split conference, they will receive an automatic berth. Teams from conferences with between 5-8 participating teams in a classifica-tion will receive a second automatic berth for the second highest finishing team in that conference (class division in split leagues). Conference with 9 or more teams participating get a third auto-matic berth, assigned to the third highest finishing team in confer-ence play.

STEP 3 - SELECT AT LARGE BERTHSAny team not in the field based on an automatic berth is eligible for an at large bid, provided they meet all NCHSAA criteria for playoff selection. At large berths are awarded based on a team’s Adjusted MaxPreps Ranking (AMPR) with a provision that a team may not “leap frog” a team in their conference to get in the field. This means that a team with a lower AMPR that finishes ahead of a team in conference play with a better AMPR ranking must get into the field through the at large process prior to the team behind them in the conference standings.

The next available team in each conference not already in the field is considered against all other highest finishing teams not already selected for the field for each at large berth, selecting the best AMPR team from that pool of candidates. Repeat this process until the field of 48 or 64 within a classification is complete.

STEP 4 - SUBDIVIDE EACH CLASSIFICATION INTO A & AAAfter the full complement of teams have been chosen for each classification, the field is divided into the largest half (AA) and smallest half (A) based on the school’s Average Daily Membership (ADM). This creates separate brackets with 24 or 32 teams in each subdivision.

STEP 5 - SPLIT EACH SUBDIVISION INTO EAST & WEST REGIONSOnce the subdivision step is complete, teams are separated into East and West Regions based on the school’s longitude.

STEP 6 - SEED ALL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSEach team that finished as a Conference Champion and received the first automatic bid from their conference is seeded based on their AMPR. There are two caveats to this step.• Teams from split conferences must finish first, second or third

in their overall standings OR have an overall winning percent-age of .500 or better to qualify to use this provision. If a team does not meet these criteria, they will be in automatically, but seeded as an at large team.

• In the event of a tie for first place in a conference, if two teams from the same conference are in different subdivisions, they will both be seeded as conference champions. In the case of a three-way tie with teams in seperate subdivisions, the team by itself in a subdivision will be seeded as a conference cham-pion, as will the winner of the head-to-head matchup between the teams in the other division.

STEP 7 - SEED ALL SECOND PLACE AUTOMATIC QUALIFIERSAfter assigning seeds to conference champions, each team that fin-ished second overall in their conference and received an automatic bid is seeded based on AMPR.

STEP 8 - SEED ALL THIRD PLACE AUTOMATIC QUALIFIERSAfter assigning seeds to all conference champions and second place automatic qualifiers, each team that finished third overall in their conference and received an automatic bid is seeded based on AMPR.

STEP 9 - SEED ALL AT LARGE QUALIFIERSAfter assigning seeds to all automatic qualifiers that finished first, second or third in their league, the remaining regional seeds are assigned to each team that qualified through the at large process based on AMPR.

STEP 10 - LINE THEM UP AND PLAY BALL!Teams are matched and placed in the bracket for first round games based on their assigned seeds. (#1 v. #16, #2 v. #15, etc.)

2019 NCHSAA 1A FOOTBALLSTATE CHAMPIONSHIP

#8 South Creek

#9 Southside

#5 Northside-Pinetown

#12 KIPP Pride

#6 Gates County

#11 North Duplin

#7 Washington Co.

#10 Perquimans

#8 Alleghany

#9 Union

#5 Winston-Salem Prep

#12 West Columbus

#6 Hayesville

#11 Albemarle

#7 Andrews

#10 Cherokee

#1 Rosewood

#8 South Creek

#4 Northampton Co.

#5 Northside-Pinetown

#3 Pamlico County

#6 Gates County

#2 North Edgecombe

#7 Washington County

#1 Robbinsville

#8 Alleghany

#4 Murphy

#5 Winston-Salem Prep

#3 Thomas Jefferson

#11 Albemarle

#2 Elkin

#7 Andrews

#1 Rosewood

#4 Northampton Co.

#6 Gates County

#2 North Edgecombe

#1 Robbinsville

#4 Murphy

#3 Thomas Jefferson

#2 Elkin

#4 Northampton Co.

#2 North Edgecombe

#1 Robbinsville

#3 Thomas Jefferson

#4 Northampton Co.

#1 Robbinsville

#1 Robbinsville

56-26

42-12

53-22

47-22

60-8

56-14

55-7

63-34

49-6

34-21

66-43

46-21

40-22

64-44

40-0

41-13

26-20

38-6

24-13

35-14

20-12

28-14

45-14

2019 NCHSAA 1AA FOOTBALLSTATE CHAMPIONSHIP

#8 South Stokes

#9 Hobbton

#5 Princeton

#12 East Carteret

#6 Manteo

#11 Riverside-Martin

#7 North Stanly

#10 South Stanly

#8 Avery County

#9 Starmount

#5 Mountain Island Ch.

#12 C.S. of Davidson

#6 Swain County

#11 Union Academy

#7 Polk County

#10 East Wilkes

#1 Tarboro

#9 Hobbton

#4 North Rowan

#5 Princeton

#3 Granville Central

#6 Manteo

#2 John A. Holmes

#7 North Stanly

#1 East Surry

#9 Starmount

#4 Mount Airy


#3 Bessemer City

#6 Swain County

#2 Mitchell

#7 Polk County

#1 Tarboro

#4 North Rowan

#6 Manteo

#2 John A. Holmes

#1 East Surry


#6 Swain County

#2 Mitchell

#1 Tarboro

#2 John A. Holmes

#1 East Surry

#2 Mitchell

#1 Tarboro

#1 East Surry

#1East Surry

41-20

62-7

55-26

50-20

41-27

61-0

47-10

41-21

64-0

26-14

45-12

49-7

52-0

42-35 (2OT)

38-12

28-0

49-0

61-20

26-14

38-6

35-6

35-28

56-28

2019 NCHSAA 2A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 Clinton

#16 Fairmont#8 Bartlett Yancey

#9 Beddingfield

#5 Red Springs

#12 Midway#4 West Craven

#13 Kinston#3 Northeastern

#14 Goldsboro#6 Southwest Onslow

#11 Ayden-Grifton

#7 Whiteville

#10 Wallace-Rose Hill

#2 SW Edgecombe

#15 East Bladen

#1 Mountain Heritage

#16 Bandys#8 West Stanly

#9 Owen

#5 Eastern Randolph

#12 Providence Grove#4 West Stokes

#13 North Wilkes#3 Brevard

#14 Hendersonville#6 Chase

#11 Draughn

#7 Newton-Conover

#10 Thomasville#2 Reidsville

#15 Forbush

#1 Clinton

#9 Beddingfield

#5 Red Springs

#4 West Craven

#3 Northeastern

#6 Southwest Onslow

#7 Whiteville

#2 Southwest Edgecombe


#9 Owen

#5 Eastern Randolph

#4 West Stokes

#3 Brevard

#6 Chase

#7 Newton-Conover

#2 Reidsville

#1 Clinton

#3 Northeastern

#4 West Stokes

#2 Reidsville

#3 Northeastern

#2 Reidsville

#2Reidsville

41-14

31-13

14-9

48-14

27-7

47-0

41-34

57-0

35-6

27-14

31-14

41-7

37-14

40-33

22-21

28-18

38-22

35-21

54-28

42-28

18-7

26-21

48-21

49-13

#1 Clinton

#4 West Craven

#3 Northeastern

#2 Southwest Edgecombe


#4 West Stokes

#3 Brevard

#2 Reidsville

47-14

35-20

28-22

24-7

23-8

63-13

14-0


#1 Randleman

#16 Morehead#8 Croatan

#9 East Duplin

#5 Currituck Co.

#12 St. Pauls#4 South Granville

#13 North Lenoir#3 Oak Grove

#14 North Davidson#6 Hertford County

#11 Ledford

#7 Salisbury

#10 Mount Pleasant#2 Washington

#15 Nash Central

#1 Shelby

#16 West Iredell#8 Maiden

#9 North Surry

#5 Ashe County

#12 West Lincoln#4 Smoky Mountain

#13 South Point#3 Hibriten

#14 Wilkes Central#6 Burns

#11 East Lincoln

#7 Pisgah

#10 Bunker Hill#2 North Lincoln

#15 R-S Central

#1 Randleman

#9 East Duplin

#5 Currituck County

#4 South Granville

#14 North Davidson

#6 Hertford County

#7 Salisbury

#2 Washington

#1 Shelby

#8 Maiden

#12 West Lincoln

#13 South Point

#3 Hibriten

#6 Burns

#7 Pisgah

#2 North Lincoln

#1 Randleman

#7 Salisbury

#1 Shelby

#6 Burns

#7 Salisbury

#1 Shelby

#1Shelby

21-13

26-18

28-7

35-20

56-41

42-35

42-20

54-19

42-0

34-27

43-7

45-7

56-7

48-6

45-26

35-14

29-20

20-13

41-20

32-12

49-7

29-21

52-35

42-10

#1 Randleman

#4 South Granville

#6 Hertford County

#7 Salisbury

#1 Shelby

#12 West Lincoln

#6 Burns

#2 North Lincoln

28-7

12-7

42-7

30-27

14-7

42-14

34-0


#1 Southern Nash

#16 E.E. Smith#8 Northern Nash

#9 Vance County

#5 Rocky Mount

#12 Southern Lee#4 Terry Sanford

#13 Fike#3 Eastern Alamance

#14 Hunt#6 Northside-Jax

#11 C.B. Aycock

#7 Jacksonville

#10 Western Alamance

#2 Havelock

#15 North Brunswick

#1 Crest

#16 Erwin#8 Freedom

#9 West Rowan

#5 Charlotte Catholic

#12 Forestview#4 Hunter Huss

#13 Monroe#3 A.C. Reynolds

#14 Hickory#6 Northeast Guilford

#11 Parkwood

#7 West Henderson

#10 Kings Mountain#2 Statesville

#15 North Buncombe

#1 Southern Nash

#8 Northern Nash

#5 Rocky Mount

#4 Terry Sanford

#3 Eastern Alamance

#6 Northside-Jacksonville

#10 Western Alamance

#2 Havelock

#1 Crest

#9 West Rowan


#4 Hunter Huss

#3 A.C. Reynolds

#6 Northeast Guilford

#7 West Henderson

#2 Statesville

#1 Southern Nash

#3 Eastern Alamance


#10 Kings Mountain

#1 Southern Nash



54-30

49-20

50-6

33-0

42-32

28-21

35-23

49-7

38-6

40-14

48-14

34-13

42-14

39-14

55-6

56-7

42-27

35-21

42-13

31-24

35-30

34-20

40-0

38-7

#1 Southern Nash

#4 Terry Sanford

#3 Eastern Alamance

#2 Havelock

#9 West Rowan


#3 A.C. Reynolds

#10 Kings Mountain

59-21

21-7

42-7

17-10

32-29

56-49

23-7

59-21

7 OT

2019 NCHSAA 3AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 Lee County

#16 Eastern Guilford#8 Northern Durham

#9 Southern Alamance

#5 Cleveland

#12 Cape Fear#4 D.H. Conley

#13 J.H. Rose#3 Southern Durham

#14 Gray’s Creek#6 Southeast Guilford

#11 Clayton

#7 West Brunswick

#10 Union Pines#2 New Hanover

#15 Topsail

#1 Weddington

#16 South Iredell#8 Parkland

#9 Alexander Central#5 Northwest Cabarrus

#12 Marvin Ridge#4 Cox Mill

#13 Northern Guilford#3 Dudley

#14 Southwest Guilford

#6 Mount Tabor

#11 Central Cabarrus

#7 T.C. Roberson

#10 A.L. Brown#2 Watauga

#15 Cuthbertson

#1 Lee County

#9 Southern Alamance

#5 Cleveland

#4 D.H. Conley

#14 Gray’s Creek

#6 Southeast Guilford

#7 West Brunswick

#2 New Hanover

#1 Weddington

#8 Parkland

#5 Northwest Cabarrus

#13 Northern Guilford

#3 Dudley

#6 Mount Tabor

#10 A.L. Brown

#2 Watauga

#1 Lee County

#2 New Hanover

#1 Weddington

#2 Watauga

#1 Lee County

#1 Weddington

#1Weddington

35-0

35-7

13-6

46-7

38-34

39-35

21-20

61-21

41-7

34-13

27-26

31-20

35-0

31-30

29-21

56-50

33-12

35-14

39-35

21-7

56-6

56-35

37-21

55-27

#1 Lee County

#5 Cleveland

#14 Gray’s Creek

#2 New Hanover

#1 Weddington

#5 Northwest Cabarrus

#6 Mount Tabor

#2 Watauga

34-27

47-21

49-7

35-13

34-9

49-14

34-14


#8 Seventy-First

#9 Riverside-Durham

#5 Heritage

#12 Pine Forest

#6 Scotland

#11 South Central

#7 Jack Britt

#10 Knightdale

#8 Lake Norman

#9 Porter Ridge

#5 Glenn

#12 South Caldwell

#6 Mooresville

#11 Page

#7 Davie

#10 West Mecklenburg

#1 New Bern

#8 Seventy-First

#4 Cardinal Gibbons

#5 Heritage

#3 Jordan

#6 Scotland

#2 South View

#7 Jack Britt

#1 Grimsley

#9 Porter Ridge

#4 Hickory Ridge

#5 Glenn

#3 Ragsdale

#6 Mooresville

#2 East Forsyth

#7 Davie

#1 New Bern

#4 Cardinal Gibbons

#6 Scotland

#2 South View

#1 Grimsley

#5 Glenn

#3 Ragsdale

#2 East Forsyth

#4 Cardinal Gibbons

#6 Scotland

#1 Grimsley

#2 East Forsyth

#4 Cardinal Gibbons

#2 East Forsyth

#2East Forsyth

28-20

35-14

56-13

21-20

24-14

42-0

27-15

46-14

20-6

42-0

62-27

23-15

22-17

12-11

30-14

49-21

42-7

28-18

32-8

34-21

22-15

21-20

24-21


#8 Rolesville

#9 Panther Creek

#5 Green Hope

#12 Apex Friendship

#6 Garner

#11 Wakefield

#7 Hoke County

#10 Millbrook

#8 Hough

#9 Olympic

#5 Ardrey Kell

#12 Independence

#6 Pinecrest

#11 Reagan

#7 Butler

#10 Zebulon B. Vance

#1 Wake Forest

#8 Rolesville

#4 Hoggard

#12 Apex Friendship

REMOVED (INELIGIBLE)

#6 Garner

#2 Leesville Road

#7 Hoke County

#1 Richmond

#8 Hough

#4 Myers Park

#5 Ardrey Kell

#3 West Forsyth

#11 Reagan

#2 Mallard Creek


#1 Wake Forest

#4 Hoggard

#6 Garner

#2 Leesville Road

#1 Richmond

#4 Myers Park

#3 West Forsyth


#1 Wake Forest

#2 Leesville Road

#1 Richmond


#2 Leesville Road


#10 Z.B. Vance

47-7

9-6

20-12

20-10

28-0

25-17

26-9

21-0

26-14

40-23

(BYE)

43-7

36-27

48-7

28-12

13-7

13-0

41-7

35-32

13-7

21-10

38-7

24-3

1A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SECOND ROUND SCORES & TEAM RECORDSEAST

#1 Rosewood (11-1) 49, #8 South Creek (6-7) 6#4 Northampton County (9-3) 34, #5 Northside-Pinetown (8-5) 21 #6 Gates County (9-4) 66, #3 Pamlico County (6-6) 43#2 North Edgecombe (9-3) 46, #7 Washington County (7-6) 21

WEST#1 Robbinsville (12-0) 40, #8 Alleghany (4-9) 22#4 Murphy (10-2) 64, #5 Winston-Salem Prep (8-5) 44#3 Thomas Jefferson (11-1) 40, #11 Albemarle (5-8) 0#2 Elkin (10-2) 41, #7 Andrews (6-7) 13

1AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SECOND ROUND SCORES & TEAM RECORDSEAST

#1Tarboro (12-0) 64, #9 Hobbton (8-5) 0#4 North Rowan (9-3) 26, #5 Princeton (10-2) 14#6 Manteo (11-2) 45, #3 Granville Central (7-5) 12#2 John A. Holmes (11-0) 49, #7 North Stanly (7-6) 7

WEST#1 East Surry (12-0) 52, #9 Starmount (6-7) 0#5 Mountain Island Charter (11-2) 42, #4 Mount Airy (8-4) 35 (2OT)#6 Swain County (11-2) 38, #3 Bessemer City (7-5) 12 #2 Mitchell (11-1) 28, #7 Polk County (9-4) 0


#1 Clinton (11-1) 38, #9 Beddingfield (9-4) 22#4 West Craven (10-3) 35, #5 Red Springs (9-3) 21#3 Northeastern (10-3) 54, #6 Southwest Onslow (10-3) 28#2 SouthWest Edgecombe (12-1) 42, #7 Whiteville (9-3) 28

WEST#1 Mountain Heritage (11-1) 18, #9 Owen (7-5) 7#4 West Stokes (10-3) 26, #5 Eastern Randolph (10-3) 21#3 Brevard (11-2) 48, #6 Chase (10-3) 21#2 Reidsville (12-1) 49, #7 Newton-Conover (8-5) 13

2AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SECOND ROUND SCORES & TEAM RECORDSEAST

#1 Randleman (12-0) 29, #9 East Duplin (7-6) 20#4 South Granville (10-3) 20, #5 Currituck County (9-4) 13#6 Hertford County (11-2) 41, #14 North Davidson (7-6) 20#7 Salisbury (11-2) 32, #2 Washington (9-4) 12

WEST#1 Shelby (11-1) 49, #8 Maiden (9-4) 7#12 West Lincoln (10-3) 29, #13 South Point (6-7) 21#6 Burns (11-2) 52, #3 Hibriten (11-2) 35#2 North Lincoln (12-1) 42, #7 Pisgah (9-3) 10


#1 Southern Nash (13-0) 42, #8 Northern Nash (8-5) 27#4 Terry Sanford (10-3) 35, #5 Rocky Mount (9-4) 21#3 Eastern Alamance (13-0) 42, #6 Northside-Jacksonville (7-6) 13#2 Havelock (11-1) 31, #10 Western Alamance (9-4) 24

WEST#9 West Rowan (9-4) 35, #1 Crest (10-3) 30#5 Charlotte Catholic (9-3) 34, #4 Hunter Huss (9-3) 20#3 A.C. Reynolds (11-2) 40, #6 Northeast Guilford (10-3) 0#10 Kings Mountain (11-2) 38, #2 Statesville (12-1) 7

3AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SECOND ROUND PAIRINGSEAST

#1 Lee County (13-0) 33, #9 Southern Alamance (9-4) 12#5 Cleveland (12-1) 35, #4 D.H. Conley (9-4) 14#14 Gray’s Creek (9-4) 39, #6 Southeast Guilford (9-4) 35#2 New Hanover (12-1) 21, #7 West Brunswick (10-2) 7

WEST#1 Weddington (13-0) 56, #8 Parkland (8-4) 6#5 Northwest Cabarrus (12-1) 56, #13 Northern Guilford (8-5) 35#6 Mount Tabor (9-4) 37, #3 Dudley (10-3) 21#2 Watauga (12-1) 55, #10 A.L. Brown (8-4) 27

4AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SECOND ROUND PAIRINGSEAST

#1 Wake Forest (11-1) 26, #8 Rolesville (10-3) 14#4 Hoggard (6-5) 40, #12 Apex Friendship (8-5) 23#6 Garner (7-5), BYE#2 Leesville Road (11-0) 43, #7 Hoke County (8-5) 7

WEST#1 Richmond County (12-0) 36, #8 Hough (8-5) 27#4 Myers Park (12-0) 48, #5 Ardrey Kell (11-2) 7#3 West Forsyth (11-1) 28, #11 Reagan (9-4) 12#10 Vance (10-2) 13, #2 Mallard Creek (10-1-1) 7

4A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP THIRD ROUND PAIRINGSEAST

#1 New Bern (10-2) 20, #8 Seventy-First (7-6) 6#4 Cardinal Gibbons (10-2) 42, #5 Heritage (8-5) 0#6 Scotland (11-2) 62, #3 Jordan (9-3) 27#2 South View (10-2) 23, #7 Jack Britt (8-5) 15

WEST#1 Grimsley (11-1) 22, #9 Porter Ridge (7-6) 17#5 Glenn (9-4) 12, #4 Hickory Ridge (8-4) 11#3 Ragsdale (6-6) 30, #6 Mooresville (7-6) 14#2 East Forsyth (10-2) 49, #7 Davie (7-6) 21

1A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP THIRD ROUND SCORES & TEAM RECORDSEAST

#4 Northampton County (10-3) 26, #1 Rosewood (11-2) 20 #2 North Edgecombe (10-3) 38, #6 Gates County (9-5) 6

WEST#1 Robbinsville (13-0) 24, #4 Murphy (10-3) 13#3 Thomas Jefferson (12-1) 35, #2 Elkin (10-3) 14

1AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP THIRD ROUND SCORES & TEAM RECORDSEAST

#1Tarboro (13-0) 49, #4 North Rowan (9-5) 0#2 John A. Holmes (12-0) 61, #6 Manteo (11-3) 20

WEST#1 East Surry (13-0) 26, #5 Mountain Island Charter (11-3) 14#2 Mitchell (12-1) 38, #6 Swain County (11-3) 6


#1 Clinton (12-1) 47, #4 West Craven (10-4) 14#3 Northeastern (11-3) 35, #2 SouthWest Edgecombe (12-2) 20

WEST#4 West Stokes (11-3) 28, #1 Mountain Heritage (11-2) 22#2 Reidsville (13-1) 24, #3 Brevard (11-3) 7

2AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP THIRD ROUND SCORES & TEAM RECORDSEAST

#1 Randleman (13-0) 28, #4 South Granville (10-4) 7#7 Salisbury (12-2) 12, #6 Hertford County (11-3) 7

WEST#1 Shelby (12-1) 42, #12 West Lincoln (10-4) 7#6 Burns (12-2) 30, #2 North Lincoln (12-2) 27


#1 Southern Nash (14-0) 59, #4 Terry Sanford (10-4) 21#3 Eastern Alamance (14-0) 21, #2 Havelock (11-2) 7

WEST#5 Charlotte Catholic (10-3) 42, #9 West Rowan (9-5) 7#10 Kings Mountain (12-2) 17, #3 A.C. Reynolds (11-3) 10

3AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP THIRD ROUND PAIRINGSEAST

#1 Lee County (14-0) 34,. #5 Cleveland (12-2) 27#2 New Hanover (13-1) 47, #14 Gray’s Creek (9-5) 21

WEST#1 Weddington (14-0) 49, #5 Northwest Cabarrus (12-2) 7#2 Watauga (13-1) 35, #6 Mount Tabor (9-5) 13

4A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP THIRD ROUND PAIRINGSEAST

#4 Cardinal Gibbons (11-2) 42, #1 New Bern (10-3) 7#6 Scotland (12-2) 28, #2 South View (10-3) 18

WEST#1 Grimsley (12-1) 32, #5 Glenn (9-5) 8#2 East Forsyth (11-2) 34, #3 Ragsdale (6-7) 21

4AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP THIRD ROUND PAIRINGSEAST

#1 Wake Forest (12-1) 13, #4 Hoggard (6-6) 0#2 Leesville Road (12-0) 41, #6 Garner (7-6) 7

WEST#1 Richmond County (12-0) vs. #4 Myers Park (12-0) #10 Vance (11-2) 35, #3 West Forsyth (11-2) 7

1A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND SCORES & TEAM RECORDS#1 Rosewood (10-1), BYE#8 South Creek (6-6) 56, #9 Southside (4-8) 28#5 Northside-Pinetown (8-4) 42, #12 KIPP Pride (5-7) 12#4 Northampton County (8-3), BYE#3 Pamlico County (6-5), BYE#6 Gates County (8-4) 53, #11 North Duplin (5-7) 22#7 Washington County (7-5) 47, #10 Perquimans (5-7) 22#2 North Edgecombe (8-3), BYE

#1 Robbinsville (11-0), BYE#8 Alleghany (4-8) 60, #9 Union (4-8) 8#5 Winston-Salem Prep (8-4) 56, #12 West Columbus (1-11) 14#4 Murphy (9-2), BYE#3 Thomas Jefferson (10-1), BYE#11 Albemarle (5-7) 55, #6 Hayesville (7-5) 7#7 Andrews (6-6) 63, #10 Cherokee (2-10) 34#2 Elkin (9-2), BYE

1AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND SCORES & TEAM RECORDS#1Tarboro (11-0), BYE#9 Hobbton (8-4) 41, #8 South Stokes (7-5) 20#5 Princeton (10-1) 62, #12 East Carteret (3-9) 7#4 North Rowan (8-3), BYE#3 Granville Central (7-4), BYE#6 Manteo (10-2) 55, #11 Riverside-Martin (3-9) 26#7 North Stanly (7-5) 50, #10 South Stanly (5-7) 20#2 John A. Holmes (10-0), BYE

#1 East Surry (11-0), BYE#9 Starmount (6-6) 41, #8 Avery County (5-7) 27#5 Mountain Island Charter (10-2) 61, #12 Community School of Davidson (5-7) 0#4 Mount Airy (8-3), BYE#3 Bessemer City (7-4), BYE#6 Swain County (10-2) 47, #11 Union Academy (6-5) 10#7 Polk County (9-3) 41, #10 East Wilkes (5-7) 21#2 Mitchell (10-1), BYE

2A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND SCORES & TEAM RECORDS#1 Clinton (10-1) 35, #16 Fairmont (6-6) 6#9 Beddingfield (9-3) 41, #8 Bartlett Yancey (9-3) 14#5 Red Springs (9-2) 27, #12 Midway (8-4) 14#4 West Craven (9-3) 31, #13 Kinston (6-6) 13#3 Northeastern (9-3) 34, #14 Goldsboro (5-7) 14#6 Southwest Onslow (10-2) 14, #11 Ayden-Grifton (8-3) 9#7 Whiteville (9-2) 41, #10 Wallace-Rose Hill (7-5) 7#2 SouthWest Edgecombe (11-1) 48, #15 East Bladen (5-6) 13

#1 Mountain Heritage (10-1) 37, #16 Bandys (5-7) 14#9 Owen (7-4) 27, #8 West Stanly (8-3) 7#5 Eastern Randolph (10-2) 40, #12 Providence Grove (8-4) 33#4 West Stokes (9-3) 47, #13 North Wilkes (7-5) 0#3 Brevard (10-2) 22, #14 Hendersonville (5-7) 21#6 Chase (10-2) 41, #11 Draughn (7-5) 34#7 Newton-Conover (8-4) 28, #10 Thomasville (8-4) 18#2 Reidsville (11-1) 57, #15 Forbush (7-5) 0

2AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND SCORES & TEAM RECORDS#1 Randleman (11-0) 42, #16 Morehead (4-8) 0#9 East Duplin (7-5) 21, #8 Croatan (9-3) 13 #5 Currituck County (9-3) 34, #12 St. Pauls (8-3) 27#4 South Granville (9-3) 26, #13 North Lenoir (8-4) 18#14 North Davidson (7-5) 43, #3 Oak Grove (10-2) 7 #6 Hertford County (10-2) 28, #11 Ledford (7-5) 7#7 Salisbury (10-2) 45, #10 Mount Pleasant (4-8) 7#2 Washington (9-3) 35, #15 Nash Central (5-7) 20

#1 Shelby (10-1) 56, #16 West Iredell (6-6) 7#8 Maiden (9-3) 56, #9 North Surry (7-5) 41#12 West Lincoln (9-3) 48, #5 Ashe County (7-5) 6#13 South Point (6-6) 42, #4 Smoky Mountain (8-4) 35 #3 Hibriten (11-1) 45, #14 Wilkes Central (6-6) 26#6 Burns (10-2) 42, #11 East Lincoln (8-4) 20#7 Pisgah (9-2) 35, #10 Bunker Hill (6-6) 14#2 North Lincoln (11-1) 54, #15 R-S Central (5-7) 19

3A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND PAIRINGS#1 Southern Nash (12-0) 38, #16 E.E. Smith (4-8) 6#8 Northern Nash (8-4) 54, #9 Vance County (9-3) 30#5 Rocky Mount (9-3) 40, #12 Southern Lee (6-5) 14#4 Terry Sanford (9-3) 49, #13 Fike (4-8) 20#3 Eastern Alamance (12-0) 48, #14 Hunt (5-7) 14#6 Northside-Jacksonville (7-5) 50, #11 C.B. Aycock (7-5) 6#10 Western Alamance (9-3) 34, #7 Jacksonville (7-4) 13#2 Havelock (10-1) 33, #15 North Brunswick (6-6) 0

#1 Crest (10-2) 42, #16 Erwin (5-7) 14#9 West Rowan (8-4) 42, #8 Freedom (7-5) 32#5 Charlotte Catholic (8-3) 39, #12 Forestview (6-6) 14#4 Hunter Huss (9-2) 28, #13 Monroe (6-6) 21#3 A.C. Reynolds (10-2) 55, #14 Hickory (4-8) 6#6 Northeast Guilford (10-2) 35, #11 Parkwood (7-5) 23#10 Kings Mountain (10-2) 56, #7 West Henderson (9-3) 7#2 Statesville (12-0) 49, #15 North Buncombe (7-5) 7

3AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND PAIRINGS#1 Lee County (12-0) 41, #16 Eastern Guilford (6-6) 7#9 Southern Alamance (9-3) 35, #8 Northern Durham (9-3) 0#5 Cleveland (11-1) 34, #12 Cape Fear (7-4) 13#4 D.H. Conley (9-3) 35, #13 J.H. Rose (6-6) 7#14 Gray’s Creek (8-4) 27, #3 Southern Durham (10-2) 26#6 Southeast Guilford (9-3) 13, #11 Clayton (6-6) 6#7 West Brunswick (10-1) 31, #10 Union Pines (8-4) 20#2 New Hanover (11-1) 46, #15 Topsail (8-4) 7

#1 Weddington (12-0) 35, #16 South Iredell (5-7) 0#8 Parkland (8-3) 38, #9 Alexander Central (8-4) 34#5 Northwest Cabarrus (11-1) 31, #12 Marvin Ridge (6-6) 30#13 Northern Guilford (8-4) 39, #4 Cox Mill (7-5) 35#3 Dudley (10-2) 29, #14 Southwest Guilford (6-6) 21#6 Mount Tabor (8-4) 21, #11 Central Cabarrus (7-5) 20#10 A.L. Brown (8-3) 56, #7 T.C. Roberson (5-7) 50#2 Watauga (11-1) 61, #15 Cuthbertson (5-7) 21

4A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND PAIRINGS#1 New Bern (9-2), BYE#8 Seventy-First (7-5) 28, #9 Riverside-Durham (8-4) 20#5 Heritage (8-4) 35, #12 Pine Forest (5-7) 14#4 Cardinal Gibbons (9-2), BYE#3 Jordan (9-2), BYE#6 Scotland (10-2) 56, #11 South Central (5-7) 13#7 Jack Britt (8-4) 21, #10 Knightdale (7-5) 20#2 South View (9-2), BYE

#1 Grimsley (10-1), BYE#9 Porter Ridge (7-5) 24, #8 Lake Norman (6-6) 14#5 Glenn (8-4) 42, #12 South Caldwell (4-8) 0#4 Hickory Ridge (8-3), BYE#3 Ragsdale (5-6), BYE#6 Mooresville (7-5) 27, #11 Page (3-9) 15#7 Davie (7-5) 46, #10 West Mecklenburg (6-5) 14#2 East Forsyth (9-2), BYE

4AA FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND PAIRINGS#1 Wake Forest (10-1), BYE#8 Rolesville (10-2) 47, #9 Panther Creek (6-6) 7#12 Apex Friendship (8-4) 9, #5 Green Hope (7-4) 6#4 Hoggard (5-5), BYE#3 Holly Springs (10-1), BYE#6 Garner (7-5) 20, #11 Wakefield (5-7) 12#7 Hoke County (8-4) 20, #10 Millbrook (6-6) 10#2 Leesville Road (10-0), BYE

#1 Richmond County (11-0), BYE#8 Hough (8-4) 28, #9 Olympic (8-4) 0#5 Ardrey Kell (11-1) 25, #12 Independence (6-6) 17#4 Myers Park (11-0), BYE#3 West Forsyth (10-1), BYE#11 Reagan (9-3) 26, #6 Pinecrest (9-3) 9#10 Vance (9-2) 21, #7 Butler (8-4) 0#2 Mallard Creek (10-0-1), BYE

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LOCATION: Robbinsville, NCCONFERENCE: Smoky Mountain 1ARECORD: 14-0 (6-0)PRINCIPAL: David MathesonATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Dee WalshHEAD COACH: Dee WalshASSISTANT(S): David Mauldwin, Lucas Ford, Jason Postell, Josh Winfrey, Dale Farr, & Randy MoodyTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Brice Garrison, Chris-tian Phillips, Kent Williams, Anne Smallwood, Gracye Burchfield, Colton McClung, & Miranda Buchanan

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/23 @ Smoky Mountain 26 - 21 (W)8/30 Life Christian Academy (GA) 21 - 18 (W)9/6 @ Erwin 54 - 21 (W)9/13 Rabun Gap-Nacoochee (GA) 55 - 48 (W)9/20 Georgia Force Christian (GA) 62 - 27 (W)9/27 @ Rosman* 54 - 0 (W)10/4 Hayesville* 55 - 10 (W)10/18 @ Cherokee* 55 - 20 (W)10/28 Swain County* 43 - 6 (W)11/1 Andrews* 28 - 7 (W)11/8 @ Murphy* 17 - 14 (W)11/21 Alleghany# 40 - 22 (W)11/29 Murphy# 24 - 13 (W)12/6 Thomas Jefferson Classical# 28 - 14 (W)

A strong defense and prolific rushing attack brings Robbinsville back to the State Championship Game looking for the program’s 14th state champion-ship. The Black Knights knocked off the defending 1A Champions, Murphy, twice this season, including a 17-14 thriller that sealed the Smoky Mountain Confernce title. Seniors Clayson Lane and Rylee Anderson lead the defense in tackles with 96 & 85, respectively. Lane has also recovered three fumbles while Anderson has three sacks and a fumble recovery. Anderson also powers the rushing attack, lead-ing the team with more than 1650 yards and 22 report-ed TDs. Lex Hooper is the team’s second leading rusher with more than 1500 yards and 28 reported TDs.

NORTHAMPTON CO.NORTHAMPTON CO.JAGUARSJAGUARS

LOCATION: Gaston, NCCONFERENCE: Tar Roanoke 1ARECORD: 11-3 (5-1)PRINCIPAL: Dr. Noah RogersATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Albert BennettHEAD COACH: George PrivottASSISTANT(S): David Crossin, Marvin Rawles, Rod-ney Easter, Sr., Tyreke Mitchell, Tracy Wilkins, Richard Webb, Ronnie Weaver, & Deontre PittmanTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Jerry Squire & Donald Bennett

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/23 @ Roanoke Rapids 20 - 14 (W)8/30 Pasquotank County 42 - 0 (W)9/6 @ Warren County 56 - 7 (W)9/13 Hertford County 18 - 45 (L)9/20 Washington County 22 - 35 (L)9/27 Rocky Mount Preparatory* 16 - 0 (W)10/4 @ North Edgecombe* 28 - 46 (L)10/11 Southeast Halifax* 70 - 6 (W)10/18 Northwest Halifax* 58 - 0 (W)10/25 @ KIPP Pride* 38 - 12 (W)11/8 Weldon* 44 - 24 (W)11/22 Northside - Pinetown# 34 - 21 (W)11/29 @ Rosewood# 26 - 20 (W)12/6 @ North Edgecombe# 20 - 12 (W)

The Jaguars overcame a rash of early season inju-ries to lift the program to the school’s first State Champi-onship appearance. Northampton avenged a playoff loss to Rosewood last year as Na’Jae Newsome streaked 74 yards for the game winning TD run with less than a minute to go to push the Jaguars past the Eagles in the 2019 Third Round. The offense is ground-based, throwing for less than 500 yards for the season while racking up over 4100 yards rushing. Newsome is the catalyst, piling up more than 1200 yards and 14 TDs. Teammate Semaj Mitchell is nearing the 1000 yard mark with 925 yards reported and 9 TDs. Defensively, Northampton is anchored by Ja’Vonte Scott, a junior who has made 121 tackles the year. He leads a unit that has combined for 36 takeaways this season. The last team from Northampton County to com-pete in the State Championship was Northampton-West, who represented the county in 2005’s 1A title game.

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DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.CB, Zion Kendall, SR, 3 YRS, All-ConferenceFS, Eric Robinson, SR, 3 YRS, All-ConferenceCB, Na’Jae Newsome, SR, 3 YRS, All-ConferenceDE, Jeremiah Johnson, JR, 1 YRDT, Tevin Vincent, SR, 2 YRSNG, Jahmeik Reid, SO, 1 YRDT, Traveous Garner, SR, 1 YRDE, Zyelle Felix, JR, 2 YRS, All-ConferenceLB, Ja’Vontae Scott, JR, 2 YRS, All-ConferenceLB, Semaj Mitchell, SR, 2 YRS, All-ConferenceWS, Chad Broady, JR, 1 YR

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.QB, Zion Kendall, SR, 3 YRS, All-ConferenceB-BACK, Semaj Mitchell, SR, 2 YRS, All-ConferenceA-BACK, Eric Robinson, SR, 3 YRS, All-ConferenceA-BACK, Na’Jae Newsome, SR, 3 YRS, All-ConferenceWR, Elijah Holland, SR, 3 YRSWR, Tevin Vincent, SR, 2 YRSLT, Traveous Garner, SR, 1 YRRG, Zyelle Felix, JR, 2 YRSC, Jayden Lassiter, SO, 1 YRRG, Jaylen Jacobs, JR, 2 YRSRT, Jahmarius Moore, JR, 2 YRS

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder Zion Kendall, SR, 3 YRSKicker Na’Jae Newsome, SR, 3 YRSLong Snapper Jayden Lassiter, SR, 1 YRPunter Kwamie Pitt, FR, 1 YR

DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.1st Player Grady Garland2nd Player Candler Edwards3rd Player Colman Cable4th Player Rossi Wachacha5th Player Clayson Lane6th Player Xavier Rattler7th Player Lex Hooper8th Player Rylee Anderson9th Player Kamron McGuire10th Player Seth Lawson11th Player Wade Hamilton

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.1st Player Aaron Phillips2nd Player Candler Edwards3rd Player Chris Shope4th Player Grady Garland5th Player Carlos Wesley6th Player Bryce Coats7th Player Drey Keener8th Player Seth Lawson9th Player Nathan Collins10th Player Lex Hooper11th Player Rylee Anderson

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder Seth LawsonKicker Cody ClineLong Snapper Kamron McGuirePunter Seth Lawson

1 Zion Kendall SR 5’ 7” 160 QB/RB2 Semaj Mitchell SR 5’ 7” 195 RB/LB3 Eric Robinson SR 5’ 9” 170 RB/DB4 Na’Jae Newsome SR 5’ 9” 180 RB/DB5 Teven Vincent SR 6’ 1” 215 TE/DE6 Chad Broady JR 5’ 6” 160 FB/LB7 Kwamie Pitt FR 6’ 3” 190 QB8 Victor Ransome SO 5’ 6” 140 QB/FS9 Joequanta Fauntleroy SO 5’ 8” 150 QB/DB12 David Taylor SR 5’ 11” 160 RB/DB14 Jonas Bethley JR 5’ 6” 130 WR/DB20 Elijah Holland SR 6’ 4” 230 TE/DE22 Ja’Quan Davis SR 6’ 4” 170 DB/WR23 Ja’Vonte Scott JR 6’ 0” 200 RB/LB25 Ke’Andre Thomas JR 5’ 3” 155 RB/DB27 Samuel Lashley SR 6’ 1” 150 DB/WR29 Jahmeik Reid SO 5’ 6” 160 RB/DE30 Jeremiah Johnson JR 5’ 8” 205 RB/DE40 Alexander Creecy FR 5’ 4” 165 RB/LB41 Dalemajh Faltz FR 5’ 7” 190 TE/DE44 Jerome Turner JR 5’ 5” 145 RB/LB

50 Shyclef Cargill JR 5’ 7” 200 RB/LB51 Jaylen Jacobs JR 6’ 0” 280 OL/DL52 Zyelle Felix JR 6’ 0” 220 OL/DL53 Jayden Lassiter SO 5’ 7” 210 C/DL54 Jamuri Moody SR 5’ 7” 230 OL/DL55 Kai’re Vaughan JR 5’ 7” 180 OL/DL56 Tamahjai High SO 5’ 5” 130 RB/DB60 Emmanuelle Ivery SO 5’ 9” 230 OL/DL70 Jeremiah Williams JR 5’ 10” 280 OL/DL71 Traveous Garner SR 6’ 2” 240 OL/DL75 Jahmarius Moore JR 6’ 0” 300 OL/DL78 Kamari Deloatch FR 5’ 6” 230 OL/DL80 Jayden Harvey FR 5’ 4” 125 QB/DB81 Mahki Jackson SO 5’ 7” 150 WR/CB82 Jaylin Smith SO 6’ 2” 215 TE/DE84 Sincere Dickens SO 5’ 6” 180 RB/LB88 Anthony Harding FR 5’ 8” 195 RB/LB92 Ke’Andre Stephens SO 6’ 0” 300 OL/DL93 Bernard Mason SR 6’ 0” 250 OL/DL95 Jaylin Boone FR 5’ 6” 265 OL/DL

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1 Turner Jackson FR 5’ 8” 165 TE/LB2 Landyn Hall SR 6’ 0” 165 WR/CB3 Isaac Wiggins SO 6’ 2” 170 WR/LB4 Sage Buckel SR 5’ 8” 140 WR/CB5 Nathan Collins JR 6’ 1” 180 QB6 Colby Lovin SR 5’ 9” 185 MLB7 Cody Cline SO 5’ 6” 155 K8 Dalton Daniels SO 5’ 9” 165 RB/LB9 Carson Lovin FR 5’ 11” 135 WR/CB10 Wade Hamilton JR 5’ 8” 150 WR11 Seth Lawson SR 5’ 11” 165 WR/CB12 Kamron Mcguire SR 5’ 7” 160 CB14 Dasan Gross SO 6’ 1” 145 QB/FS15 Clayson Lane SR 6’ 0” 170 RB/LB17 Hunter Blevins JR 5’ 9” 150 RB/LB20 Lex Hooper JR 5’ 7” 180 RB21 Drey Keener JR 6’ 2” 160 TE/LB22 Rylee Anderson SR 5’ 9” 165 RB/CB26 Malakai Littlejohn SR 5’ 10” 195 WR/LB32 Ty Harrell JR 5’ 11” 175 TE/LB33 Logan Sellers SO 5’ 8” 160 FB/LB42 Eddie Brooms SO 6’ 2” 178 TE/LB44 Ben Wachacha SO 6’ 3” 182 TE/DE45 Bryce Coats SR 5’ 11” 185 TE

50 Candler Edwards JR 5’ 10” 245 G52 Stewart Carver JR 5’ 10” 205 DT54 Carlos Lopez FR 5’ 9” 195 C/DE55 Xavier Rattler JR 6’ 0” 240 T/LB56 Carlos Wesley SO 5’ 10” 260 G/DT60 Jobi Garland SR 5’ 10” 242 G/DT61 Drake Hill SO 5’ 11” 245 T/DT62 Carson White SO 6’ 2” 285 T/DT63 Christopher Shope SR 6’ 0” 195 C/LB65 Grady Garland SR 6’ 2” 230 G66 Colman Cable SR 5’ 10” 225 DT70 Terry Sellers JR 5’ 11” 275 T/DT71 Haden Key FR 6’ 1” 220 DT/G72 Judd Shuler FR 5’ 11” 235 T/DT75 Jude Campbell FR 5’ 9” 180 G/DT76 Lawson Roberts FR 6’ 2” 240 DT/T77 Aaron Phillips JR 6’ 1” 210 T/DT79 Diego Lopez SO 5’ 10” 235 T/DT80 Dawson Carpenter SO 5’ 11” 160 WR/LB81 Gavin Gray SR 6’ 2” 200 TE/DE82 Kayden Brock JR 6’ 2” 170 WR/LB86 Lathan Buchanan FR 5’ 10” 145 WR/SS88 Rossi Wachacha JR 6’ 1” 245 WR/DE

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LOCATION: Pilot Mountain, NCCONFERENCE: Northwest 1ARECORD: 14-0 (5-0)PRINCIPAL: Jared JonesATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Randy MarionHEAD COACH: Trent LowmanASSISTANT(S): David Johnson, Steve Whitt, Randy Marion, Darrin Haywood, Joe Reid Denny, & Rusty SlateTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Tim Bodford, Joann Sutter-by, Mark Slater, Adam Key, Jason Harpe, Nathan Bowman, Anthony Ward, Pam Hege, Jordan Hege, Aniston Lowman, Luke Whitt, & Dr. Randy Keith

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/23 East Wilkes 69 - 7 (W)8/30 Starmount 63 - 9 (W)9/6 @ North Surry 65 - 0 (W)9/13 Surry Central 56 - 12 (W)9/20 @ West Stokes 35 - 10 (W)9/27 @ Reidsville 55 - 49 (W)10/11 Bishop McGuinness* 70 - 13 (W)10/18 @ Winston-Salem Prep* 49 - 6 (W)10/25 @ North Stokes* 63 - 7 (W)11/1 South Stokes* 63 - 14 (W)11/8 Mount Airy* 42 - 10 (W)11/21 Starmount# 52 - 0 (W)11/29 Mountain Island Charter# 26 - 14 (W)12/6 Mitchell# 35 - 28 (W)

Just one year ago, East Surry made it to the State Championship Game for the first time in program history. This year, the Cardinals were on a mission to get back and with tons of experience and solid senior leadership, the Cardinals accomplished that goal. Jefferson Boaz paces the offense, completing 74% of his passes, on-pace for a single season state record, and has 4131 yards and 58 TDs, which is fifth all-time for a single season in state history. Boaz also has 16 rushing TDs this year and 466 yards. Elijah Wright is the team’s leading rusher with 797 yards and 13 TDs. Stephen Gosnell and Landon Stevens have each amassed more than 1250 receiv-ing yards this year. Defensively, the Cardinals are led by Isaac Washing-ton who has piled up 101 tackles this season. He has added 14 sacks and recovered one fumble. Junior Tye Needham has pulled in 6 of the Cardinals 23 interceptions and recov-ered a fumble as well.

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LOCATION: Tarboro, NCCONFERENCE: Coastal Plains 1ARECORD: 14-0 (6-0)PRINCIPAL: Terry HopkinsATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Jamie WilloughbyHEAD COACH: Jeff CraddockASSISTANT(S): Andrew Harding, Ricky Babb, Steve Bur-nette, Don Reams, Reese Knight, A.B. Whitley, Riley Hurdle, Irvin Glass, Wayne Cherry, Ken Cox, Reggie Bass, Quentin Knight, Mike Riley, & Mark WootenTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Billy Boddie, Butch Dougherty, Jamie Williams, Carmen Lynch, Cameron Lynch, & Ka-layshia Hinton

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/22 Rocky Mount 6 - 0 (W)8/30 @ Washington 47 - 0 (W)9/7 Northern Nash 52 - 6 (W)9/13 @ North Edgecombe 47 - 0 (W)9/20 @ SouthWest Edgecombe 24 - 7 (W)10/4 South Creek* 42 - 0 (W)10/11 @ Southside* 52 - 0 (W)10/18 Jones* 7 - 0 (W)10/25 Pamlico County* 54 - 8 (W)11/1 @ Northside - Pinetown* 48 - 0 (W)11/8 @ Riverside-Martin* 57 - 14 (W)11/22 Hobbton# 64 - 0 (W)11/29 North Rowan# 49 - 0 (W)12/6 John A. Holmes# 35 - 6 (W)

Jeff Craddock describes this year’s Tarboro team as one of the strongest in the past 12 years. Ten players are a part of the 1,000 lb. club with this year’s senior class only suffering two defeats together dating back to their seventh grade season. Under the leadership of senior Clay Craddock, the defense is one of the stingiest in history. Entering the Regional Finals the Vikings were allowing just 2.69 ppg. Craddock leads the team with 79 tackles and has 2 INTs. QB Kimani McDaniels is the unquestioned leader of the offense. He has throw just 22 passes, but massed 344 yards with 2 TDs. He has rushed for 411 yards on just 31 carries and scored four times on the ground. The vaunted Tarboro ground game has racked up 3632 yards and 65 TDs this year. A trio of senior RBs, Tobias Joyner (708 YD, 17 TD), Khalil Staton (741 YD, 14 TD), and Cameron Powell (659 YD, 11 TD) have led the way this year.

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EAST SURRYEAST SURRYCARDINALSCARDINALS

DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.DE, Travis Johnson, Jr, 2, 2nd Team All ConferenceDT, Christian Harrison, Sr, 2, 1st Team All ConferenceDT, Q’Davion Barnes, Sr, 4, 1st Team All ConferenceDE, Ja’Viyes Massenburg, Sr, 4, 1st Team All ConferenceLB, Micah Taylor, Jr, 1, 1st Team All ConferenceLB, Javarious Silver, Sr, 2, 1st Team All ConferenceLB, Clay Craddock, Sr, 2, Conference Defensive POYLB, Khalil Staton, Sr, 2, 1st Team All ConferenceDB, Cameron Powell, Sr, 2, 1st Team All ConferenceDB, Jaquarius Williams, Sr, 2, 2nd Team All ConferenceDB, Ke’nazius Black, Jr, 1, 1st Team All Conference

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.TE, Semaj Pettaway, Sr, 2, 1st Team All ConferenceT, Christian Harrison, Sr, 2, 1st Team All ConferenceG, Evan Morris, Jr, 2, 1st Team All ConferenceC, Demeer Gary, Jr, 1G, Q’Davion Barnes, Sr, 4, 1st Team All ConferenceT, Jamel Armfield, Jr, 1TE, Clay Craddock, Sr, 2, Conference Defensive Player of the

YearRB, Cameron Powell, Sr, 2, 1st Team All ConferenceFB, Tobias Joyner, So, 1, 2nd Team All ConferenceRB, Khalil Staton, Sr, 2, 1st Team All ConferenceQB, Kimani McDaniels, Sr, 2, Conference Special Teams POY,

2018 MVP (1AA State Championship Game)

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder Najee Farmer, Jr, 1Kicker Layton Dupree, So, 2Long Snapper Clay Craddock, SR, 2, Conference Defensive POYPunter Layton Dupree, So, 2

Kim-mon-e McDaniels (Kimani McDaniels)Q-Dave-e-on Barnes (Q’Davion Barnes)Ke-NAZ-e-us Black (Ke’Nazius Black)Ja-Quar-e-us Williams (Jaquarius Williams)Suh-Ma-J Pettaway (Semaj Pettaway)Ja-Vie-yes Massenburg (Ja’Viyes Massenburg)Ma-Ki Taylor (Micah Taylor)Zay-v-on Pitts (Xzavion Pitts)A-Mar-e-us Dozier (Amarius Dozier)Tray-Von White (Trevon White)Quan-Tay-Vee-us Pitt (Quantavius Pitt)Ja-Var-E-Us Silver (Javarious Silver)Ja-Knee-Co Ferguson (Janikko Ferguson)Jay-Quan Harrell (Jae’Kwuan Harrell)Ja-Reek Knight (Jaireek Knight)Zay-V-an Massenburg (Zavian Massenburg)

DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.LB, Hoyt Bullington, Senior, 3, Defensive Most Out-

standing Player (1AA 2018 State Championship)LB, Quincy Smith, Senior, 4LB, Rommie Smith, Senior, 2DL, Brayden Bottoms, Junior, 2DL, Joshua Joyce, Senior, 2DL, Isaac Washington, Junior, 2DL, Benji Gosnell, Sophomore, 2DB, Stephen Gosnell, Senior, 4DB, Landon Stevens, Senior, 2DB, Tye Needham, Junior, 2DB, Luke Bullington, Junior, 2

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.QB, Jefferson Boaz, Senior, 4, Offensive Most Outstand-

ing Player (1AA 2018 State Championship)WR, Stephen Gosnell, Senior, 4WR, Landon Stevens, Senior, 2WR, Dillon Mosley, Senior, 3WR, Benji Gosnell, Sophomore, 2RB, Elijah Wright, Senior, 2Center, Victor Flores, Junior, 1RG, Sam Whitt, Sophomore, 2RT, Mackenzie Baker, Junior, 2LG, Evan Morris, Senior, 2LT, Austin Evans, Senior, 2

Special TeamsHolder Kyler Jessup, Senior, 2Kicker Derek Sutterby, Junior, 2Long Snapper Hoyt Bullington, Senior, 3Punter Jefferson Boaz, Senior, 4

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1 Javarious Perkins SO 5’ 9” 160 DB/RB1 Khalil Staton SR 5’ 9” 170 RB/LB2 Clay Craddock SR 6’ 1” 180 LB/TE3 Cameron Powell SR 5’ 8” 175 RB/DB4 Ke’nazius Black JR 5’ 9” 150 RB/CB6 Travis Johnson JR 6’ 1” 225 DE/FB7 Jayshun Higgs SR 5’ 6” 140 RB/CB7 Jaquarius Williams SR 6’ 2” 160 SS/TE8 Semaj Petteway SR 6’ 2” 190 DE/TE9 Javarious Silver SR 5’ 7” 185 LB/FB10 Najee Farmer JR 5’ 8” 155 QB/DB11 Ja’viyes Massenburg SR 6’ 3” 227 DE/TE12 Kimani McDaniels SR 5’ 11” 172 QB/DB15 Reginald Hill SR 5’ 6” 145 TE/DB17 Micah Taylor JR 5’ 8” 160 LB/TE20 Jerome Bridgers SO 5’ 7” 150 DB/RB20 Jalen Razor JR 5’ 6” 155 RB/LB24 Tobias Joyner SO 5’ 9” 168 RB/LB25 Kenai Gunter JR 5’ 9” 137 QB/CB30 Marcus Smith SR 5’ 6” 148 TE/LB33 Zavian Massenburg FR 6’ 0” 210 FB/DE33 Xzavion Pitt JR 5’ 8” 195 LB/FB34 Troy Babb JR 6’ 1” 175 TE/DE36 Amarius Dozier JR 5’ 9” 145 RB/DB36 Trevon White FR 5’ 7” 160 RB/LB40 Damion Massenburg SR 6’ 2” 220 DE/TE42 Korron Wheeler SR 5’ 8” 142 TE/DB45 Quantavis Pitt JR 5’ 7” 175 RB/DE

50 Christian Harrison SR 6’ 3” 220 OL/DT52 Evan Morris JR 6’ 1” 235 LB/OL55 Keshaun Boddie SR 6’ 2” 250 T/DT58 Janikko Ferguson SR 6’ 0” 195 DT/G59 Tai’Quan Lewis JR 5’ 10” 208 OL/DL60 Q’davion Barnes SR 5’ 9” 258 G/DT64 Jamal Armfield JR 6’ 1” 195 DE/G65 Demeer Gary Jr. JR 5’ 7” 225 DT/OL66 Jae’kwuan Harrell SR 5’ 11” 348 DT/T67 Jalon Davis SR 5’ 5” 210 DL/OL68 Darrick Moore SR 5’ 7” 171 LB/G70 Daniel Anderson SR 5’ 10” 178 OL/DL73 Jason Harris SR 5’ 10” 215 DT/OL74 Jalen Cain JR 5’ 10” 194 DT/OL75 Kameron Dickens JR 6’ 1” 270 T/DT76 Jaireek Knight JR 5’ 8” 235 DT/OL77 Elijah Sellers SO 5’ 7” 155 C/LB78 Joshua Bradley FR 5’ 9” 230 DT/OL79 Savion Wiggins JR 5’ 10” 310 OL/DL80 Quenzavious Pittman JR 5’ 6” 130 TE/DB82 Tim Powell JR 5’ 10” 185 TE/DE84 Kemyeis Robinson JR 5’ 11” 146 TE/DB85 Kedarrius Williams JR 5’ 4” 156 LB/TE86 Layton Dupree SO 6’ 4” 160 K/P87 Quanzavious Foreman JR 5’ 7” 134 RB/DB88 Jordan Williams SO 6’ 1” 160 RB/CB90 Amari Battle SO 5’ 6” 172 LB/TE



1 Quincy Smith SR 6’ 2” 208 WR/LB2 Kyler Jessup SR 5’ 8” 145 WR/CB3 Dillon Mosley SR 6’ 0” 165 WR/SS4 Rommie Speaks SR 5’ 7” 175 LB/RB5 Trey Armstrong SO 5’ 8” 152 RB/CB6 Benji Gosnell SO 6’ 4” 210 QB/LB7 Jefferson Boaz SR 6’ 8” 230 QB/P8 Elijah Wright SR 5’ 11” 165 RB/CB9 Floger Boaz FR 5’ 11” 170 QB/LB10 Layton Allen SO 6’ 0” 160 WR/CB11 Landon Stevens SR 6’ 2” 195 WR/CB12 Stephen Gosnell SR 6’ 2” 198 WR/QB13 Isaac Washington JR 6’ 4” 265 DL/TE14 Ian Dollyhite SR 5’ 10” 156 WR/LB15 Jeremy Gibson JR 5’ 8” 200 FB/LB17 Jordan Anderson SR 6’ 1” 185 WR/CB18 Flavio Arias JR 5’ 6” 140 K20 Tye Needham JR 5’ 10” 152 WR/FS21 Imajae Hickman SR 5’ 10” 155 RB/CB22 Tristian Harless JR 5’ 7” 145 WR/DB23 Luke Bullington JR 5’ 11” 170 WR/SS24 Dakota Epperson JR 5’ 2” 215 FS/DL

25 Stephen Brantley FR 6’ 1” 200 RB/DE26 Joshua Joyce SR 6’ 0” 215 FB/DE30 Evan Mccreary JR 5’ 10” 156 FB/LB32 Hoyt Bullington SR 5’ 11” 185 RB/LB36 Kaleb Tilley JR 5’ 10” 160 RB/LB40 Brandon Carter JR 5’ 10” 200 RB/DL43 Daquan Cooper SR 5’ 11” 180 DE50 Braden Bottoms JR 5’ 9” 305 T/NG51 Evan Morris SR 5’ 10” 215 G/DE52 Sam Whitt SO 5’ 11” 270 G/DT53 Jesse Whitaker JR 5’ 9” 215 OL/DL54 Alejandro Rodriguez SO 5’ 9” 220 OL/DL55 Eli Blose SO 5’ 11” 250 C56 Kasey Torres SR 6’ 0” 180 OL/LB60 Judd Goldbach JR 5’ 10” 240 OL/DL61 Austin Evans SR 5’ 11” 210 T/DL63 Joshua Fogleman JR 5’ 10” 220 OL/LB65 Victor Flores JR 6’ 1” 265 OL/DL67 Mackenzie Baker JR 5’ 10” 265 T/NG75 Mackenzie Halstead JR 6’ 3” 230 OL/DL81 Derek Sutterby JR 6’ 2” 195 WR/LB82 Will Hiatt JR 6’ 1” 180 WR/LB

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REIDSVILLEREIDSVILLERAMSRAMS

LOCATION: Reidsville, NCCONFERENCE: Mid-State 2ARECORD: 14-1 (4-0)PRINCIPAL: Ann MitchellATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Joe WalkerHEAD COACH: Jimmy TeagueASSISTANT(S): Al Hendricks, Doug Marrs, Steve Knowles, Brian Knowles, Ivan Courts, Eric Greer, Lavert Butchee, & Erik TeagueTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Tad Haggles, Cheryl Hines, Jayron Rankin, Tom Hurt, Richard, Graham, Dale Hagwood, Sam Hagwood, Steve Williams, Jerry Talley, & Ted Jones

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/26 @ High Point Central 48 - 0 (W)8/30 @ McMichael 70 - 0 (W)9/6 @ Morehead 42 - 0 (W)9/13 Rockingham County 50 - 6 (W)9/20 Eastern Guilford 59 - 16 (W)9/27 East Surry 49 - 55 (L)10/4 Mount Airy 45 - 14 (W)10/18 Carrboro* 50 - 0 (W)10/25 Graham* 75 - 0 (W)11/1 @ Cummings* 34 - 0 (W)11/8 @ Bartlett Yancey* 56 - 0 (W)11/14 Forbush# 57 - 0 (W)11/22 Newton-Conover# 49 - 13 (W)11/29 Brevard# 24 - 7 (W)12/6 West Stokes# 63 - 13 (W)

The leader in NCHSAA Football State Champi-onships with 17 all-time, Reidsville, is back in the State Championship Game for the fourth straight year and ninth time since sub-division began in 2002. The Rams are out-scoring opponents by a staggering 771-124 over the course of the year, but it was a loss to East Surry that Coach Jimmy Teague credits with waking up his team. The defending 2A Champions are led by QB Kyle Pinnix who is completing 64% of his passes for 3115 yards and 45 scores. Breon Pass is his top target with 13 TDs and 752 yards receiving. Reidsville has a potent ground game as well, led by Lionel Long who has rushed for 1591 yards and 33 TDs this year. The Rams have intercepted 22 passes this year, led by Demontez Canada who has five picks. Jiheem Hooper has been a defensive force all year with 106 tackles, six sacks and two fumble recoveries.

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LOCATION: Elizabeth City, NCCONFERENCE: Northeastern Coastal 2ARECORD: 12-3 (4-1)PRINCIPAL: Angela CobbATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Duncan MooreHEAD COACH: Antonio MooreASSISTANT(S): Edward Thornton, Edward Comstock, Ronald Nixon, David Lawson, David Brinson, Steve Manuli, Brian Boyd, Brandon Powers, Allan Brothers, Jesse Cassino, Mark Lathan, Derek Beach, & Royce JonesTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Tony Sawyer, Kirsten Mills, Candace Barclift, Oosha Gibbs, & Nae Lewis

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/26 @ D.H. Conley 16 - 8 (W)8/30 @ Indian River (VA) 24 - 20 (W)9/9 @ J.H. Rose 43 - 29 (W)9/20 @ Rocky Mount 21 - 6 (W)9/27 John A. Holmes 28 - 34 (L)10/4 Havelock 3 - 29 (L)10/11 Hertford County* 21 - 33 (L)10/18 @ Currituck County* 14 - 7 (W)10/25 Bertie* 49 - 8 (W)11/1 First Flight* 40 - 7 (W)11/8 @ Pasquotank County* 49 - 0 (W)11/14 Goldsboro# 34 - 14 (W)11/22 Southwest Onslow# 54 - 28 (W)11/29 SouthWest Edgecombe# 35 - 20 (W)12/6 @ Clinton# 23 - 8 (W)

Northeastern returns to the State Championship for the third time in program history and second year in a row. This year’s Eagles have faced a tremendous amount of adversity. After opening the season with four straight wins, an injury to their QB saw the team go through a three game skid at the middle point of the season. The Eagles have shown no quit this year, coming from down 10 in the final quarter at Indian River to grab a 24-20 win. The Eagles primarily move the ball on the ground, racking up approximately two-thirds of their offensive yardage for the season via the rushing attack. Defensively, Northeastern is anchored by sophomore Kaveon Fresh-water and senior Adrian Spellman who lead the team in tackles. Freshwater and Spellman have also combined for more than 30 sacks this year.


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DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.DE, Kaevon Freshwater, Sophomore, 2 yrs, all confer-enceDT, Shawn Brothers, Junior, 3 yrs, all conferenceDT, Quasi Thomas, Junior, 3 yrs, all conferenceDT, Marqua Veale, Senior, 3 yrs, all conferenceDE, Adrian Spellman, Senior, 3 years, all conferenceLB, Wade Staten, Senior, 3 years, all conferenceLB, Rashawn Lister, Sophomore, 1 yearDB, Jerron Hinton, Junior, 2 years, all conferenceDB, Quaymon Williams, Junior, 2 yearsDB, Holden Hodge, Senior, 3 years, all conferenceDB, Kentrell Williams, Junior, 3 years

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.QB, Holden Hodge, Senior, 3 years, all conferenceRB, Juan Riddick, Junior, 2 years, all conferenceWR, James Williams, Junior, 2 yearsWR, Camecies Mayfield, Junior, 1 yearWR, Jordan Jones, Sophomore, 1 yearWR, Jerron Hinton, Junior, 3 years, all conferenceOL, Amir Payton, Senior, 2 yearsOL, Jordan Griffin, Senior, 2 yearsOL, Jamison Fletcher, Sophomore, 1 yearOL, Wade Staten, Senior, 3 years, all conferenceOL, Marqua Veale, Senior, 3 years, all conference

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder Holden Hodge, Senior, 3 years, all conferenceKicker Caleb Brickhouse, 1 year, all confereneLong Snapper Wade Staten, Senior, 3 years, All-Conf.Punter Caleb Brickhouse, 1 year, all conference

PronunciationsQuasi Thomas (Qua - Z), Jerron Hinton (Ja - Ron), Marqua Veale (Mar -quay), Zaki Evans (Zy-kee)

DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.LB Jiheem Hooper, All Conf.LB Kwame Davis, All ConfLB Tamir Johnson,LB Colby Johnson, All Conf Def Poy, Shrine BowlFS Aulson Edwards, All CofCB Breon Pass, All ConfCB Jaden Robinson, All ConfNG Ki Rankn, All ConfDT Keon FloydDE Lionel Long, All ConfDE Stevon Harrison, All Conf

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.QB Kyle Pinnix, All ConfRB Lionel Long, All ConfRB Seth JefferiesSE Colby JohnsonSE Breon PassFlanker Auldon EdwardsC Jordan Lindesy, All ConfT Isiah Mosqueda, All ConT Trey Pickard,All ConfG Joey Franson, All ConfG Orion Johnson

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder BREON PASSKicker ANTHONY FRANSONLong Snapper JOEY FRANSONPunter BREON PASS

1 Jordan Jones SO 6’ 1” 180 WR/DB2 Adrian Spellman SR 6’ 5” 240 TE/DE3 Deandre Proctor JR 6’ 0” 185 QB/DB4 Kaveon Freshwater SO 6’ 3” 245 DT/RB5 Juan Riddick JR 5’ 11” 185 RB6 Quaymon Williams JR 5’ 11” 180 RB/CB7 Jerron Hinton JR 5’ 11” 180 WR/RB8 Holden Hodge SR 5’ 6” 155 SB/SS9 Camecies Mayfield Jr. JR 5’ 9” 153 DB10 Quasi Thomas JR 6’ 1” 270 FB/DT11 Rashawn Lister SO 5’ 11” 235 RB/LB12 James Williams JR 6’ 0” 165 WR14 Zaki Evans SO 5’ 8” 169 WR15 Kentrell Williams JR 5’ 11” 185 CB16 Isaiah Cartwright SR 5’ 7” 155 LB/FS18 Zayon Valentine SR 6’ 0” 190 LB/CB20 Caleb Brickhouse SR 6’ 3” 215 K/P22 Paul Godfrey SR 5’ 10” 178 OLB23 Kamarrion Brothers JR 5’ 10” 190 OLB24 Darrion Wiggins JR 5’ 10” 195 RB/LB25 Tashar McCray SR 5’ 11” 175 RB/LB27 Jaylen Melson FR 5’ 6” 130 QB

28 Alandas Williams Jr. SO 5’ 10” 160 WR/CB32 De’andre Tolson SO 5’ 7” 170 WR34 Randall Ferguson FR 5’ 11” 170 WR/DB40 Sean Smart SR 5’ 10” 175 DE41 Zami McCleese SR 5’ 11” 195 DE/LB50 Latrelle Wrighten SR 5’ 7” 200 TE/LB51 Jamison Fletcher SO 6’ 1” 195 OL/LB52 Marqua Veale SR 5’ 11” 270 G/DT54 Amir Payton-Kimble SR 6’ 1” 225 T54 Jayden Spruill FR 5’ 11” 230 G55 Wade Staten SR 5’ 10” 215 DT/G56 Shawn Brothers JR 6’ 3” 270 T/DT57 Jordan Griffin SR 6’ 1” 250 T/C58 Davante Rosa JR 6’ 0” 250 G61 Camren Hall FR 5’ 10” 200 DT/T 62 Ayden Teall JR 5’ 9” 170 K65 Johnathan Kinsley JR 6’ 1” 220 G72 Antonio Seymore SR 6’ 0” 320 T79 Jyion Gramby SR 6’ 3” 295 OL/DL80 Mackel Holley JR 5’ 9” 180 LB84 Eric Jones SO 5’ 5” 150 WR/RB

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1 Breon Pass JR 6’ 0” 162 WR/CB2 Demontez Canada SR 6’ 0” 165 WR/FS3 Jalen Galloway JR 5’ 10” 155 QB/WR3 Jalen Galloway JR 5’ 10” 160 WR/DB4 Colby Johnson SR 6’ 0” 190 WR/DB5 Jiheem Hooper SR 5’ 9” 165 FS/WR6 Jaden Robinson JR 6’ 0” 160 WR/CB7 Kyle Pinnix JR 6’ 3” 175 QB8 Kwame Davis SR 5’ 10” 220 RB/LB9 Lionel Long SR 6’ 0” 152 RB/LB10 Kahree Hayes JR 5’ 11” 155 FS/WR11 Auldon Edwards SR 6’ 3” 180 WR/DB12 Ryan Covington JR 6’ 0” 190 DE/WR14 Cameron Peoples SO 5’ 6” 145 QB15 Talik Harrison JR 5’ 10” 145 DB/WR16 Jamil Adams SR 6’ 1” 155 WR/DB17 Bradeon Gideon JR 5’ 11” 165 LB/WR18 Vince Widerman SO 5’ 11” 155 WR/LB20 Stevion Harrison JR 5’ 10” 198 LB/RB21 Jevon Burton JR 5’ 10” 175 LB/DE22 Davian Larry SO 5’ 6” 130 RB/LB23 Tamir Johnson FR 5’ 9” 145 DE/LB25 Matthew McKinney JR 6’ 0” 175 K30 Levar Strange JR 6’ 1” 190 LB/RB31 Seth Jeffries SR 5’ 5” 165 RB/LB

32 Julius Miller SO 5’ 9” 150 RB33 Darian Millner JR 5’ 8” 155 DB/WR34 Lorenzo Mendoza FR 5’ 7” 138 WR/DB40 Carlos Blackwell JR 5’ 8” 145 DB/WR41 Daquan Cunningham SR 5’ 10” 165 DL44 Omarrie Siddle SO 5’ 5” 150 LB/RB50 Ki Rankin JR 6’ 0” 225 DL/OL51 Nycer Kelly FR 6’ 1” 235 DL/OL54 Isaiah Mosqueda JR 6’ 0” 260 DL/OL56 Nashaun Price FR 5’ 11” 270 OL/DL60 Joey Franson SR 6’ 2” 200 DL/OL61 Jacob Guill JR 6’ 0” 260 OL63 Orion Johnson JR 6’ 1” 255 DT/T64 Shane Oakes JR 6’ 0” 259 DL/OL65 Trey Pickard SR 6’ 4” 285 DL/OL70 Jordan Lindsay SR 5’ 11” 250 NG/C72 Dalton Jacobs JR 5’ 2” 217 OL73 Keyan Floyd JR 6’ 1” 205 DL/OL77 Tommy Lunsford SO 5’ 9” 290 DL/OL78 Justin Smith JR 5’ 6” 190 DL/OL80 Jimmarion Blair SO 5’ 10” 145 WR/CB83 Jadon McCain FR 6’ 2” 145 FS/QB85 Barkley Wheeler SR 5’ 10” 169 WR99 Anthony Franson SO 5’ 10” 135 K

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SHELBYSHELBYGOLDEN LIONSGOLDEN LIONS

LOCATION: Shelby, NCCONFERENCE: Southwestern 2ARECORD: 13-1 (6-0)PRINCIPAL: David AllenATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Mike WilbanksHEAD COACH: Mike WilbanksASSISTANT(S): Chris Emery, Justin Hawn, Rayshaud Bark-ley, Dobson Collins, Jamie Dunaway, Aubrey Hollifield, Larry Raper, Damon Scott, & Adam WebberTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Anna McCraw, Tyreece Wil-liams, Van Eskridge, Greg Jones, A.J. Jones, Phillip Watson, Tameron Gaines, & Justin Bowden

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/23 @ Freedom 41 - 13 (W)8/30 A.C. Reynolds 58 - 21 (W)9/13 Crest 51 - 21 (W)9/20 @ Kings Mountain 17 - 42 (L)9/27 @ East Gaston* 50 - 0 (W)10/4 R-S Central* 51 - 0 (W)10/11 @ Chase* 55 - 20 (W)10/18 Burns* 26 - 13 (W)11/1 East Rutherford* 63 - 7 (W)11/8 @ South Point* 49 - 21 (W)11/15 West Iredell# 56 - 7 (W)11/22 Maiden# 49 - 7 (W)11/29 West Lincoln# 42 - 7 (W)12/6 Burns# 42 - 14 (W)

The most successful program in playoff games since 1972, Shelby returns to the State Championship game for the sixth time in the last seven years and has won 11 NCH-SAA State Championships during that span. The Golden Lions are returning the MVP, and Most Outstanding Offensive and Defensive Players from last year’s 2AA State Championship Game. QB Isaiah Bess has tossed 40 TDs and amassed more than 3400 yards this sea-son. His two favorite targets, Ja’Hari Mitchell and Diavonni Daley have each had more than 1200 yards and have 16 and 15 TD receptions respectively. Defensively, the Golden Lions are powered by junior LB and last year’s 2AA state title game defensive MOP, Jack Hollifield. He has 153 tackles for the year, 23 of them for a loss, with 8 sacks and a fumble recovered. Malaki Hamrick, a sophomore DL, is second on the team in tackles with 117 this year. He has 17.5 sacks and has intercepted a pass this season.

SALISBURYSALISBURYHORNETSHORNETS

LOCATION: Salisbury, NCCONFERENCE: Central Carolina 2ARECORD: 13-2 (7-2)PRINCIPAL: Luke BrownATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Randy Wood IIHEAD COACH: Brian HinsonASSISTANT(S): Mike Herndon, Mike Dowdy, Wesley Jackson, Bryan Withers, Jeff Burton, Carson Herndon, Taylor Fender, E.J. Ransom, and Kory FisherTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Kasey Blankenship and Mike Williams

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/22 North Rowan 9 - 7 (W)8/30 Jesse Carson 26 - 0 (W)9/13 Thomasville* 28 - 0 (W)9/20 @ West Davidson* 14 - 11 (W)9/27 @ Lexington* 28 - 0 (W)10/4 Central Davidson* 10 - 0 (W)10/11 @ Oak Grove* 19 - 35 (L)10/18 @ Ledford* 30 - 6 (W)10/25 East Davidson* 61 - 0 (W)11/1 @ North Davidson* 21 - 24 (L)11/8 South Rowan* 55 - 7 (W)11/15 Mount Pleasant# 45 - 7 (W)11/22 @ Washington# 32 - 12 (W)11/29 @ Hertford County# 12 - 7 (W)12/6 @ Randleman# 14 - 7 (W) The Salisbury Hornets return to the State Champi-onship for the first time since they defeated Northeastern 30-0 to win the 2010 2AA crown. The Hornets rely on their stingy defense which has allowed just 116 points during the course of the season. The Salisbury defense has only allowed more than 12 points in a game on two occassions this year. They have pitched five shutouts this season. Salisbury finished in a three-way tie for second with Thomasville and Ledford in the very tough Central Carolina 2A Conference that featured a pair of regional finalists from a year ago, North Davidson and the defending conference champions, Ledford. The Hornets pounded Ledford on the road 30-6 and have continued their road-warrior ways in the playoffs with road wins at Washington and Hertford County in rounds two and three respectively. Salisbury has won three previous NCHSAA State Championships, a pair of 3A titles in 1955 and 1957, in addition to their 2010 triumph.


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DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.

DE, Kevin Hayes, Junior, 2nd YearNG, Nick Hall, Sophomore, 1st YearDT, Zae Clay, Junior, 3rd Year, All-Conference & All-County 2018 SeasonDE, Blaine Shellhorn, Senior, 3rd Year on VarsityILB, Jabril Norman, Senior, 3rd Year on Varsity, All-Con-

ference & All-County 2017 & 2018ILB, Jaiden Gaither, Sophomore, 1st YearOLB, Jalon Walker, Sophomore, 2nd YearCB, Donovan Corpening, Senior, 2nd YearFS, Lawon Blackwell, Senior, 2nd YearSS, Jadarius Wood, Senior, 2nd YearCB, Max Morgan, Senior, 2nd Year

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.LT, Carter Jenkins, Senior, 2nd YearLG, Jacquez Peele, Junior, 1st YearC, Chad van der Poel, Senior, 2nd Year, All-County 2018RG, Sam Evans, Junior, 1st YearRT, Tkaii Gaither, Junior, 2nd YearTE, Josh Hill, Junior, 1st YearWR, Patrick Taylor, Senior, 2nd YearWR, Marcus Cook, Sophomore, 1st YearWR, Jackson Murphy, Junior, 2nd YearRB, Mike McLean, Junior, 3rd Year, All-Conference & All-County 2018QB, Vance Honeycutt, Junior, 2nd Year

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder Vance Honeycutt, Junior, 2nd YearKicker Wade Robbins (Sophomore, 1st Year) Josh Portillo (Junior, 1st Year)Long Snapper Jackson Murphy, Junior, 2nd YearPunter Vance Honeycutt, Junior, 2nd year

DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.DE, Malaki Hamrick, SO, 2DT, Zai Hopper, SR, 2DT, Ethan Mitchell, SR, 2DE, Jimmy Whisnant, JR, 1LB, Quavis Tate, SR, 2LB, Jack Hollifield, JR, 3, 2018 2AA Championship De-

fensive Most Outstanding Player LB, Nick Stites, SR, 3DB, Nick Corry, SR, 2DB, Dashaun Christopher, SR, 3DB, Tyler Arrington, JR, 1DB, Torrian Arrington, JR, 1

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.LT, Tom Hougas, SR, 3LG, Shayle Gash, JR, 1C, Spencer Triplett, SR, 3RG, Max Mauney, SR, 2RT, Jaylon Kimble, SR, 2QB, Isaiah Bess, SR, 2, 2018 2AA State Championship

MVPRB, Donye Fuller, SR, 2WR, Ja’Hari Mitchell, SR, 2WR, Diavonni Daley, SR, 3, 2018 2AA Championship

Offensive Most Outstanding Player10th Player WR, Kamarde Huskey, JR, 111th Player WR, Jecari Shell, JR, 1

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder Nick Stites, SR, 3Kicker Caden Sheely, SR, 2Long Snapper Spencer Triplett, SR, 3Punter Dashaun Christopher, SR, 3

1 Jadarius Wood SR 5’ 8” 150 SS/RB2 Jaiwan Poole SR 5’ 5” 150 RB3 Vance Honeycutt JR 6’ 2” 170 QB4 Jackson Murphy JR 6’ 1” 170 LS/WR5 Donovan Corpening SR 6’ 0” 175 DB6 Blaine Shellhorn SR 6’ 2” 210 DE/TE7 Mike McLean JR 5’ 9” 170 QB/RB8 Patrick Taylor SR 5’ 10” 170 WR9 Zae Clay JR 5’ 11” 225 LB/DE10 Delamarre Brown SR 5’ 6” 130 WR11 Jalon Walker SO 6’ 3” 200 OLB12 Jabril Norman SR 6’ 0” 190 LB/QB13 Lawon Blackwell SR 6’ 1” 170 FS/WR14 Graham Smith SR 5’ 7” 135 WR15 Christian Morgan JR 6’ 1” 172 WR/FS16 Lloyd Hilton SR 5’ 9” 155 WR17 Parker Lippard SR 5’ 7” 140 WR18 Reed Fugle SO 5’ 11” 190 OLB19 Brandon Broadway JR 6’ 1” 180 DE20 Jymikaah Wells FR 5’ 9” 208 RB/LB21 Kameon Alford SR 6’ 4” 205 DE22 Max Morgan SR 5’ 10” 165 CB/SS23 Jakei Smith SR 6’ 1” 135 WR24 Josh Hill JR 5’ 8” 202 TE/LB25 Marcus Cook SO 5’ 10” 160 RB/WR28 Jayden Gibson SO 5’ 8” 150 CB/WR30 Wade Robbins SO 5’ 9” 140 K/P31 Josh Portillo JR 5’ 9” 160 K/P

32 Jaden Gaither SO 6’ 1” 183 TE/LB33 Graison McCorkle SR 5’ 9” 175 DE34 Jeremiah Booker SO 5’ 9” 165 RB42 Jaden Hiligh SR 5’ 9” 200 LB/TE45 Josiah Davis JR 5’ 11” 165 WR50 Christian Hunter SR 5’ 9” 220 OL51 Ivan Delgado SR 6’ 2” 200 T52 Carter Jenkins SR 6’ 1” 255 G/C54 Bryan Rosado FR 5’ 10” 250 OL55 Walker Hartpence SR 5’ 10” 190 DE56 Isaiah Sotayo SR 5’ 10” 220 G58 Tkaii Gaither JR 5’ 10” 210 T/G62 Jacoby Heggins JR 5’ 9” 230 OL63 Johnny Segura SR 5’ 10” 225 G/T64 Chad Van der Poel SR 6’ 0” 255 C/G65 Sam Evans JR 5’ 10” 240 OL66 Dontaz Witherspoon JR 6’ 0” 225 DE70 Wayne Wooden JR 6’ 1” 220 T71 Daquavius Thompson SO 5’ 11” 225 OL72 Daquavion Thompson SO 5’ 11” 235 DL74 Christian Zavala-Guzman SO 5’ 9” 210 DE/OL75 Sam Cordona SR 5’ 9” 230 DT/G76 Jacquez Peele JR 6’ 5” 330 NG/T77 Trey Kyles JR 6’ 0” 240 G81 Dominic Capito SR 5’ 9” 190 CB/WR82 Nicholas Peltz SR 6’ 1” 165 WR92 Nicholas Hall SO 6’ 1” 285 DT99 Kevin Hayes JR 6’ 0” 255 DE/DT

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2 Ja’hari Mitchell SR 5’ 11” 175 WR/DB3 Kamarde Huskey JR 5’ 9” 137 WR4 Jack Hollifield JR 6’ 3” 235 LB/TE5 Dashaun Christopher SR 6’ 0” 170 DB6 Diavonni Daley SR 5’ 9” 170 WR7 Demetrius Thompson SO 5’ 10” 160 WR8 Donye Fuller SR 5’ 10” 180 RB/S9 Omar Phillips JR 5’ 11” 200 RB/LB10 Giovanni Cash-Spikes JR 6’ 1” 170 FS11 Daylin Lee FR 6’ 0” 152 QB13 Lazerus Welch SR 5’ 10” 195 RB/LB14 Deshawn Jones FR 5’ 8” 135 WR/DB15 Jacari Shell JR 5’ 9” 153 WR16 Nick Stites SR 6’ 1” 200 LB/TE17 Quavis Tate SR 5’ 10” 180 LB18 Isaiah Bess SR 6’ 4” 215 QB19 Torrian Arrington JR 6’ 1” 160 DB20 Milleon Proctor SR 5’ 10” 165 DB21 Nick Corry SR 5’ 10” 155 DB22 Marquise Adams SO 5’ 9” 175 RB/DB23 Jaheim Butler SR 6’ 2” 148 WR/DB24 Malaki Hamrick SO 6’ 3” 195 DL25 Luke Williams SO 5’ 7” 145 WR26 Ta’darrin Griffin FR 6’ 1” 171 WR/LB27 PJ Hopper SO 5’ 7” 145 DB/WR28 Tyler Arrington JR 5’ 8” 140 DB29 Jimmy Whisnant JR 6’ 0” 170 DB30 Ikee Bridges SR 6’ 0” 220 DL32 Jalon Petty SO 5’ 8” 155 RB/DB34 Anthony Rogers JR 5’ 6” 130 LB

36 Logan Haskin JR 5’ 7” 173 LB40 Tyler Boyce FR 6’ 0” 225 DE41 Jack Berkowitz FR 5’ 5” 120 K43 Silas Goss SR 5’ 10” 155 K45 Samuel Baldree SO 6’ 1” 190 LB51 Hanson Barnhill JR 6’ 2” 196 OL52 Jaylon Kimble SR 6’ 0” 200 OL53 Zai Hopper SR 5’ 11” 220 DL55 Tyler Carpenter SR 5’ 10” 195 DL56 Saleem Robinson JR 6’ 1” 228 DL59 Alex Oxendine SR 6’ 3” 215 OL60 Spencer Triplett SR 6’ 3” 235 C/LS61 Jamari Houston FR 5’ 8” 205 OL62 Jackie Ross FR 5’ 8” 220 OL65 Brandon Hoyle SO 6’ 3” 240 OL68 Ethan Mitchell SR 5’ 9” 200 DL70 Nasir Inman JR 5’ 10” 220 OL71 Jaxson Bowman SR 5’ 11” 220 OL72 Demario Allen SO 6’ 1” 240 OL74 Martez Forney JR 5’ 10” 182 OL75 Thomas Hougas SR 6’ 3” 275 OL76 Shayle Gash JR 6’ 1” 250 OL77 Max Mauney SR 5’ 9” 235 OL79 CJ Heavner JR 6’ 3” 280 OL80 Caden Sheely SR 5’ 11” 135 K85 Alex Niblack SR 6’ 2” 185 P95 Santana Flack SO 6’ 2” 285 DT

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LOCATION: Charlotte, NCCONFERENCE: Southern Carolina 3ARECORD: 11-3 (6-1)PRINCIPAL: Kurt TelfordATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Kevin ChristmasHEAD COACH: Mike BrodowiczASSISTANT(S): Kevin Glossner, Marty Chuttey, Marty Hockertz, Larry Kennedy, Mark Harrell, Ray Hradek, Ste-phen Schachner, Matt ReillyTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Mike Hazel, Elena Burrus, Todd Wieski, Derek Miller, Tim Green

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/23 South Mecklenburg 42 - 7 (W)8/30 @ Our Lady of Good Counsel (MD) 0 - 7 (L)9/6 Archbishop Rummel (LA) 3 - 7 (L)9/27 Monroe* 41 - 10 (W)10/4 @ Weddington* 0 - 45 (L)10/11 @ Sun Valley* 20 - 0 (W)10/18 Piedmont* 49 - 0 (W)10/25 @ Parkwood* 23 - 14 (W)11/1 Cuthbertson* 37 - 10 (W)11/8 @ Marvin Ridge* 14 - 7 (W)11/15 Forestview# 39 - 14 (W)11/22 @ Huss# 34 - 20 (W)11/29 West Rowan# 42 - 7 (W)12/6 Kings Mountain# 56 - 49 (W, 7 OT)

After winning the 3A State Championship a sea-son ago, Charlotte Catholic stumbled out of the gate against a tough schedule this year, starting off 2-3 before rebound-ing to win eight-straight on their way to their tenth con-secutive regional finals. The Cougars have relied on solid defense and rushing attack to power their way back deep in the playoffs and survive a thrilling 7 OT challenge in the regional finals against Kings Mountain, which tied a state record for most overtimes played in a single game. The Cougars have rushed for more than 3000 yards this season while throwing for just over 500 yards. Junior Paul Neel leads the ground game with 1580 yards and 17 TDs for the year. Sophomore RB Jimmy Brewer is second on the team with 741 yards and 5 TDs. Liam Barbee, a junior LB, is the anchor of the Catho-lic defense with 135 tackles, 2 INTs and a fumble recovery.

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LOCATION: Bailey, NCCONFERENCE: Big East 3ARECORD: 15-0 (5-0)PRINCIPAL: Hugh ScottATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Robbie KennedyHEAD COACH: Brian FosterASSISTANT(S): Robbie Kennedy, Brian Batchelor, Brian Rice, Adam Monts De Oca, Sterling Leonard, Ricky Battle, Jordan Bass, & Zack FosterTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Crystal Kennedy, Maura Ken-nedy, McKenzie Kennedy, Zach Johnson, Kim Foster, Jenny Batchelor, Ken Best, Adrian Rice, & Tyler Campbell

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/23 Warren County 65 - 14 (W)8/29 Nash Central 53 - 14 (W)9/4 Bunn 42 - 14 (W)9/13 @ South Granville 55 - 27 (W)9/20 J.H. Rose 55 - 21 (W)9/27 @ Northside - Jacksonville 45 - 22 (W)10/11 @ Fike* 36 - 20 (W)10/18 Northern Nash* 55 - 23 (W)10/25 @ Hunt* 48 - 6 (W)11/1 @ Rocky Mount* 35 - 14 (W)11/8 Franklinton* 49 - 20 (W)11/14 E.E. Smith# 38 - 6 (W)11/22 Northern Nash# 42 - 27 (W)11/29 Terry Sanford# 59 - 21 (W)12/6 Eastern Alamance# 32 - 29 (W)

Southern Nash arrives at the State Championship for the first time in program history after two previous trips to the regional finals in the early 1990’s. The Firebirds are undefeated and led by Wake Forest commit, Quinton Cooley, a RB who has rushed for over 2600 yards and 51 TDs. The Firebirds rely on line play and controlling the clock through the ground game. Matt Foster has run for more than 1015 yards and thrown for over 600 this year. Defensively, the Firebirds have improved this sea-son, and are led by Terrance Raspberry who has amassed more than 75 tackles and 18 for loss for the year. Izaiah Walker-Warren has 74 tackles and 6 interceptions for the year. The Firebirds truly came together during a difficult third round battle with Terry Sanford. Southern Nash fell behind by 14 points early, rallying for a 59-21 victory.


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DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.DE,Daylen Whitley, SR, 2 YRS, all conferenceDT, Allen Langley, SR, 2 YRS, all conferenceDT, Devonte Edmundson, SR, 2 YRS, all conferenceDE, Terrance Raspberry, JR, 1 YR, all conferenceLB, Jason Bland, SR, 2 YRS, all conferenceLB, Luke Coble, JR, 1 YRLB, Cameron Thompson, SR, 2 YRSLB, Xavien Smith, JR, 1 YRDB, Jalen McClaston, JR, 1 YRS, Izaiah Walker-Warren, SR, 1 YR, all conferenceDB, Jackson Vick, SO, 2 YRS

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.QB, Matt Foster, SR, 2 YRS, All ConferenceRB, Quinton Cooley, SR, 3 YRS, Big East Offensive POY,

Shrine BowlRB, Jackson Vick, SO, 2 YRSRB,Zack Jones, SR, 2 YRSC, Luke Watson, SR, 2 YRS, All conferenceG, Jordan Sam, SR, 2 YRS, all conferenceT, Zack Baker, SR, 2 YRSG, Zollie Alford, JR, 1 YRT, Jadel Davis, JR, 1 YRTE, Hunter Thorne, SR, 2 YRS All conferenceTE, Daniel Batchelor, SR, 2 YRS, all conference

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder Matthew Horrigan, SR, 2 YRSKicker Evan Barnes,SR, 2 YRSLong Snapper Luke Coble, JR,1 YRPunter Evan Barnes,SR, 2 YRS

DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.DE - SHAWN BUTTERFIELD, SR, 2 YEARSDT - AUSTIN ALEXANDER, JR, 1 YEARNG - ROBERT LAGRANDE, SR, 2 YEARSDE - CONNOR DOUGHERTY, JR, 1 YEARSLB - JACOB SCHACHTE, SR, 2 YEARSMLB - LIAM BARBEE, JR, 2 YEARSWLB - BILLY BREWER, SR, 3 YEARSC - CHARLIE WOESTE, JR, 1 YEARSS - DAVIS BARNETT, SR, 2 YEARSS - GAVIN ZINKIL, SR, 2 YEARSC - CARSON SHEA, SR, 2 YEARS

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.TE - GARRETT McKERNAN, SR, 3 YEARST- MALIK McGOWEN, SR, 4 YEARSG - MATTHEW HAYEK, SR, 2 YEARSC - DAVIS HODGENS, SR, 4 YEARSG - LIAM FITZPARTICK, JR, 1 YEART - CARTER WOODY, SR, 2 YEARSTE - LUKE LOUIS, SR, 2 YEARSWB - TY FOLEY, SR, 3 YEARSFB - JIMMY BREWER, SOPH, 1 YEARTB - PAUL NEEL, JR, 2 YEARSQB - HARRISON BARNETT, SOPH, 1 YEAR

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder ADAM FRANEK, JR, 1 YEARKicker GRANT WOOD, SR, 2 YEARSLong Snapper LUKE LOUIS, SR, 2 YEARSPunter COLE KNAPP, SR, 1 YEAR

1 Michael Parker SR 6’ 3” 242 TE/DE2 Matt Foster SR 5’ 11” 185 QB/SB3 Brandon Strickland SR 5’ 10” 161 RB/LB4 Hunter Thorne SR 5’ 10” 170 TE/LB5 Zachary Jones SR 5’ 9” 210 FB/LB6 Jalen McCalston JR 5’ 10” 170 RB/DB7 Izaiah Walker-Warren SR 6’ 1” 175 WR/DB8 Xavien Smith JR 5’ 8” 170 RB/LB9 Jah Revis-Alston SR 5’ 9” 145 RB/DB10 Cameron Thompson SR 5’ 10” 188 FB/LB11 Isaiah Bland JR 6’ 1” 161 CB/RB12 Chason Royal JR 5’ 10” 181 QB/DB14 Jason Bland SR 5’ 11” 163 RB/DB15 Luke Coble JR 5’ 10” 170 QB/LB20 Quinton Cooley SR 5’ 8” 193 RB/LB22 Brayden Bomba SR 5’ 10” 150 RB/DB23 Ja’Shon Mergil SR 5’ 8” 180 TE/LB24 Devonte Edmundson SR 6’ 2” 215 TE/DE26 Jackson Vick SO 5’ 11” 169 RB/DB28 DJ Johnson JR 6’ 3” 160 RB/DB30 Xavier Burgess SR 5’ 11” 164 RB/LB31 Jaquan Debro JR 5’ 10” 155 RB/DB33 Joseph Hernandez SO 5’ 10” 170 FS34 Daylon Whitley SR 5’ 10” 175 FB/DE40 Dawson May SO 5’ 10” 185 FB/LB44 Terence Raspberry JR 5’ 10” 208 FB/DE46 Jackson Thornton SR 5’ 5” 164 MLB48 Daniel Batchelor SR 6’ 0” 202 TE/DE

50 Jordan Sam SR 6’ 0” 194 OL/LB51 Preston Curtis JR 5’ 11” 185 OL/DL52 Kameron Bryant JR 5’ 7” 250 OL/DL53 Jackson Wall JR 5’ 11” 176 OL/DL54 Elijah Bass JR 5’ 9” 197 OL/DL55 Gavin Bissette SO 5’ 11” 175 OL56 Shaunden Mitchell SR 5’ 10” 161 OL/LB58 Zollie Alford JR 6’ 1” 205 OL/DE60 Dustin Hall FR 5’ 11” 235 DT63 Kewain Allen JR 6’ 1” 275 DL65 Donnie Hayman SR 6’ 1” 270 OL/DL66 Luke Watson SR 5’ 11” 255 C/T70 Noah Johnson SR 5’ 10” 325 DT/T71 Jatavias Battle JR 6’ 0” 230 OL/DL72 Marshall Davis JR 6’ 0” 225 OL/DL74 Tariq McCargo SR 6’ 0” 230 OL/DL75 Zach Baker SR 6’ 2” 300 G/DT76 Trenton Weeks SR 6’ 2” 310 T77 Jadel Davis JR 6’ 1” 189 TE/DE78 Allen Langley SR 6’ 4” 360 DT/T81 Brock Alford FR 5’ 8” 140 QB82 Evan Barnes SR 6’ 4” 165 K/P85 Trondryal Newsome JR 6’ 0” 188 TE/DE87 Dashon Pitts SO 6’ 1” 230 DE88 Matthew Horrigan SR 6’ 0” 180 ATH89 Daryl Taybron Jr SO 6’ 0” 150 CB90 Zyshone Pearce SO 5’ 7” 140 OLB

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2 Paul Neel JR 5’ 10” 174 RB3 Charlie Woeste JR 6’ 1” 170 CB/WR4 Adam Franek JR 5’ 11” 170 QB/WR5 RT Williamson SR 6’ 1” 190 FS6 Robert Legrande SR 6’ 1” 220 DE6 Lamagea Mcdowell SR 6’ 2” 210 RB/DE7 Grant Wood SR 6’ 0” 155 K8 Ty Foley SR 6’ 1” 205 LB/SS9 Billy Brewer SR 5’ 11” 200 LB10 Jacob Schachte SR 6’ 0” 197 LB/SB11 Jake Smith SR 6’ 2” 180 QB12 Aidan Scott JR 6’ 1” 175 QB13 Frank Flaherty JR 5’ 10” 160 P/K14 Cole Knapp SR 6’ 1” 160 P/K16 Luke Mickan SR 6’ 0” 160 P18 Harrison Barnett SO 6’ 3” 185 20 Drew Brenner SR 5’ 10” 205 DE21 Kevin Dumser JR 5’ 10” 155 FS/PR22 Gavin Zinkil SR 5’ 10” 160 CB/RB25 Jack Gustafson SR 6’ 0” 160 CB27 Carson Shea SR 5’ 11” 170 CB28 Ethan Elaasar JR 5’ 10” 150 CB30 Mark Kraay SO 5’ 9” 160 RB31 Sam Smith JR 5’ 9” 155 RB32 Davis Barnett SR 6’ 0” 200 SS/SB33 Jimmy Brewer SO 5’ 11” 200 FB35 Christian Andsager SR 6’ 2” 165 CB37 Michael Spath JR 5’ 9” 161 RB41 Connor Dougherty JR 6’ 3” 220 DE43 Jason Jeffares JR 6’ 1” 175 RB/WR44 Liam Barbee JR 6’ 1” 215 LB

45 Ariel Rodriguez SO 6’ 0” 250 NG48 Cavanaugh Macquarrie JR 5’ 0” 180 DE50 Liam Fitzpatrick JR 5’ 10” 175 G/C51 Davis Hodgens SR 5’ 10” 200 C/G52 William Dettmer JR 5’ 11” 188 OLB54 Tanner Sovine JR 5’ 10” 190 G55 Jack Warren SO 5’ 7” 223 C/G58 Will Osborne SR 6’ 1” 180 LB59 Sean Butterfield SR 6’ 0” 188 DE61 Patrick Mahar FR 6’ 0” 249 NG63 Devyn Turner SR 6’ 0” 216 G/DT64 Joshua Neagle JR 6’ 1” 224 DT66 Tate Macuga SR 6’ 3” 286 G/T71 Kai Stuppnig JR 5’ 1” 224 T72 Carter Woody SR 6’ 3” 305 T73 Matthew Hayek SR 6’ 1” 250 G/DT74 Josh Charles-Pierre SO 6’ 1” 220 DT/DE75 Malik Mcgowan SR 6’ 4” 315 T/DT76 Roman Rivera SR 6’ 1” 280 T/DT77 Jacob Eugene JR 5’ 9” 193 G78 Jacob Serna JR 6’ 0” 233 T80 Luke Louis SR 6’ 2” 222 TE81 Chris Pflaging JR 6’ 2” 190 TE82 Austin Alexander JR 6’ 2” 225 DT85 Ethan Major SR 6’ 2” 215 TE86 Robert McKernan SO 6’ 3” 194 TE87 Garrett McKernan SR 6’ 3” 200 TE/WR88 Maddox Pringle JR 5’ 8” 153 TE89 Ian Heyer SR 6’ 1” 210 OG Sean Boyle FR 5’ 11” 140 QB

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LOCATION: Matthews, NCCONFERENCE: Southern Carolina 3ARECORD: 15-0 (7-0)PRINCIPAL: Dr. Jay JonesATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Michael HartHEAD COACH: Andy CaponeASSISTANT(S): John Hall, Ryan Smith, Ron Bays, Hayden Crooks, Shaun Crooks, Rodney Nichols, Mike Newman, Dexter Martini, Bruce Goldstein, & Bob Jen-kinsTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Huston Mattson

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/24 Ardrey Kell 28 - 14 (W)8/30 @ Porter Ridge 33 - 19 (W)9/6 @ South Mecklenburg 42 - 0 (W)9/13 Catawba Ridge (SC) 45 - 7 (W)9/27 Sun Valley* 47 - 0 (W)10/4 Charlotte Catholic* 45 - 0 (W)10/11 @ Piedmont* 50 - 0 (W)10/18 Parkwood* 45 - 3 (W)10/25 @ Marvin Ridge* 52 - 7 (W)11/1 @ Monroe* 45 - 13 (W)11/8 Cuthbertson* 49 - 0 (W)11/15 South Iredell# 35 - 0 (W)11/22 Parkland# 56 - 6 (W)11/29 Northwest Cabarrus# 49 - 7 (W)12/6 Watauga# 49 - 14 (W)

The defending 3AA Champions return to the title game with a high-powered offense and stifiling defense. Second-year head coach Andy Capone has gotten domi-nating performances on both sides of the ball all season, including six shutouts and 12 40+ point games from his offense. This year’s Warrior team is the first in program history to go undefeated in the regular season. There is no secret much of the success is due to great senior leadership, and contributions from junior RB Will Shipley, who was named the Gatorade NC Football Player of the Year for 2019 just last week. He not only plays RB, but also contributes as a safety. Prior to the regional finals, Shipley was credited with 1639 yards on the ground and 25 TDs as well as 509 yards receiving and nine scores. The Warriors seek the school’s third football title and first back-to-back championship.

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LOCATION: Sanford, NCCONFERENCE: Tri-County 6 3ARECORD: 15-0 (5-0)PRINCIPAL: Steven RossATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Reggie PeaceHEAD COACH: Steve BurdeauASSISTANT(S): Andrae Jacobs, Ryan Hunt, Sean Willix, An-dre Reid, Dexter Wilson, Ulysses Upchurch, Jason Willix, Mike Williams, TJ Lett, Chris Thompson, Frank Thompson, & Carlos SantagioTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Steve Womack

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/26 E.E. Smith 47 - 18 (W)8/30 @ Northwood 60 - 0 (W)9/9 @ Douglas Byrd 53 - 6 (W)9/13 @ Hoke County 24 - 6 (W)9/20 Fike 47 - 26 (W)9/27 Anson 32 - 25 (W)10/11 @ Triton* 41 - 7 (W)10/18 Union Pines* 46 - 6 (W)10/25 @ Harnett Central* 35 - 17 (W)11/1 @ Western Harnett* 68 - 6 (W)11/8 Southern Lee* 44 - 0 (W)11/15 Eastern Guilford# 41 - 7 (W)11/22 Southern Alamance# 33 - 12 (W)11/29 Cleveland# 34 - 27 (W)12/6 New Hanover# 34 - 9 (W)

Led by a talented group of seniors and a determined group of underclassmen the Jackets have reached the State Championship for the first time since 1974 when the school was known as San-ford Central. As players returned to full strength near the end of regular season the Jackets began playing some of their best ball of the season. On defense led by defensive coordinator Andrae Jacobs, the Jackets have created havoc in the backfield all season, racking up tackles for loss, sacks and forcing turnovers. UNC Commit, Des-mond Evans, has been especially destructive with 70 tackles and 11 sacks on the year. Fellow senior Deandre Dingle Prince also has 11 sacks this season. Offensively the Jackets have spread the ball around through-out the season to 8-10 skill players a game. Led in the backfield by senior QB Colin Johnson and senior RB AJ Boulware the Jack-ets have protected the ball and averaged more than 40 points per game. On special teams Lee County has blocked double digits kicks and recovered nearly as many onside kicks. The Jackets are lead by special team coordinator Jason Willix and K/P Trey Under-wood moved into 4th all time in the state for career points kicked during the playoffs.


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DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.DL, DeAndre Dingle-Prince, SR, 3 YRSDL, Derran McKoy, JR, 1 YRDL, Desmond Evans, SR, 4 YRSDL, Delmaz Jennings, JR, 2 YRSLB, Larry Baldwin, SR, 2 YRSLB, Dayreon Jennings, FR, 1 YRLB/DB, Jordan Batts, SR, 2 YRSDB, Jayden Chalmers, SR, 2 YRSDB, Jayden Marshall, JR, 1 YRDB, Jackson Lamb, JR, 1 YRDB, Sincere Goldston, SR, 2 YRS

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.QB, Colin Johnson, SR, 3 YRSRB, AJ Boulware, SR, 2 YRSWR, Tim Lett, SR, 2 YRSWR, Tarius Alston, JR, 1 YRWR, Tyric McKendall, SO, 2 YRSWR, Jason Berdecia, JR, 1 YROL, Tyler Gray, SR, 3 YRSOL, DeAndre Dingle Prince, SR, 3 YRSOL, James Gordon, JR, 1 YROL, Cullen Macdonagh, JR, 1 YROL, Derran Mckoy, JR, 1 YR

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder Jackson Lamb, JR, 1 YRKicker Trey Underwood, SR, 4 YRS, (4th all time in NC

career points by a kicker)Long Snapper Punt - Landon Johnson, SO, 1 YRLS FG - Carson Hailey, SR, 1 YRPunter Trey Underwood, SR, 4 YRS

DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.CB Bryson Parker, CB, JRCB Jalen Newman, CB, JRS Will Shipley, S, JRS Malik Mustapha, S, SRLB Alec Mock, LB, SRLB Trey Alsbrooks, LB, SRDL Cole Wiseman, DL, JRDL Joe Zovistoski, DL, JRDL Ronnie Watterson, DL, SRDL Noah Niemeyer, DL, SRDL Tagrt Houghton, DL, SR

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.QB Dante Casciola, QB, JRRB Will Shipley, RB, JRFB Will Cobb, FB, SRWR Dusty Mercer, WR, SRWR Colby Barsz, WR, SRWR Landyn Backey, WR, SOLT Will Owens, LT, JRLG Lucas Rogers, LG, SRC Alex McLaughlin, C, JRRG Nick Aderholt, RG, JRRT Austin Pronk, RT, JR

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder Kai Moosbrugger, JRKicker Ian Williams, SRLong Snapper Will Cobb, SRPunter Ian Williams, SR

PRONUNCIATIONSTagrt Houghton- (tag-ert howton.)Kai Moosbrugger- (moosburger)Dante Casciola- (cas-e-ola)Colby Barsz- (bars)Joe Zovistoski- (Zov-a-sta-ski)

1 Jayden Chalmers SR 6’ 1” 160 CB/WR2 Tyric McKendall SO 6’ 1” 206 WR/RB3 Colin Johnson SR 6’ 1” 170 QB/SS4 AJ Boulware SR 5’ 10” 193 RB/LB5 Larry Baldwin SR 5’ 10” 206 LB/RB6 Jordan Batts SR 5’ 11” 185 WR/DE7 Kendrick Cox FR 5’ 9” 135 WR8 Tim Lett SR 5’ 10” 175 WR9 Sincere Goldston SR 6’ 2” 210 SS/LB10 Desmond Evans SR 6’ 6” 245 DE/WR11 Jackson Lamb JR 5’ 9” 175 WR/SS12 Trey Underwood SR 5’ 11” 210 K/P14 Will Patterson SO 6’ 3” 170 QB16 Jaylin Sumpter SR 6’ 2” 238 LB17 Jason Berdecia JR 5’ 9” 165 WR19 Carlos Hancock JR 5’ 8” 130 CB/WR21 Nathanael Martinez SR 5’ 10” 163 CB/SB22 Jayden Marshall JR 5’ 11” 170 QB/CB23 Tarius Alston JR 6’ 0” 165 CB/FS25 Marcus Gray SR 5’ 9” 200 DE/RB27 Eli Garrison SO 5’ 10” 170 WR/SS32 Mark Schlesinger FR 5’ 11” 172 RB/DB34 TJ Johnson SO 6’ 1” 200 LB/RB37 Aaron Wallace SO 5’ 11” 170 CB/WR40 Ben Ramsperger SO 5’ 9” 165 LB42 Diego Guevara JR 6’ 1” 215 OLB43 Dayreon Jennings FR 6’ 0” 220 LB/RB

44 Delmaz Jennings JR 6’ 2” 217 LB/DE46 Noah Johns SO 5’ 10” 175 LB50 Deandre Dingle Prince SR 6’ 3” 253 DT/T54 Derran McKoy JR 6’ 2” 232 DE/LB56 Geovanni Jamerson JR 6’ 3” 230 LB/WR57 Jamaul Wilson SR 6’ 1” 250 G/DT58 Tyler Gray SR 6’ 2” 260 C/G60 Cullen Macdonagh JR 6’ 0” 245 DT/G61 Jace Sally FR 6’ 0” 175 DE63 Ayden Rhoney FR 5’ 11” 185 DE64 Ethan Johnson SR 6’ 2” 250 C/G65 James Gordon JR 6’ 2” 315 G66 Ross Johnson FR 5’ 9” 185 DL70 Wyatt Rickard FR 5’ 11” 205 DL/OL71 Carson Hailey SR 6’ 1” 260 T/C72 Ethan Wicker JR 6’ 0” 260 DL/OL74 Harris Wilkinson SO 6’ 2” 205 DE75 Axton Scott SO 5’ 11” 235 OL/DL76 Diego Hernandez FR 5’ 11” 235 OL77 Kobe Tucker SO 6’ 0” 355 DL78 Tyler McMullen FR 6’ 3” 245 OL80 Kennedy Hernandez SO 5’ 8” 155 K/P81 Logan Walker FR 5’ 10” 145 DB/WR82 Laine Townsend SO 5’ 10” 155 WR/DB83 Tyler Walden FR 6’ 1” 165 WR/LB84 Landon Johnson SO 6’ 5” 185 LB/DE

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1 Bryson Parker JR 5’ 10” 180 CB/WR2 Jalen Newman JR 6’ 0” 175 DB3 Landyn Backey SO 5’ 10” 180 WR/DB4 Justin Muckelvene SR 6’ 1” 165 WR/DB5 Kai Moosbrugger JR 5’ 7” 155 WR/DB6 Trevor Mcgee SR 5’ 10” 195 RB/DL7 Tagrt Houghton SR 6’ 2” 185 DL/TE8 Cory Hennings JR 6’ 1” 160 WR/DB9 Will Shipley JR 5’ 11” 200 RB/DB10 Jackson Mcclain SR 5’ 7” 145 WR/DB11 Dante Casciola JR 6’ 1” 170 QB12 Dusty Mercer SR 6’ 1” 195 WR/QB13 Evan Schwartz JR 6’ 0” 180 LB/WR14 Colby Barsz SR 6’ 3” 170 WR/DB15 Ian Williams SR 6’ 3” 215 K/P16 Grady Brosterhous SO 6’ 1” 175 QB17 Joey Macia JR 5’ 10” 180 RB/LB18 Camp O’Connell SO 5’ 11” 180 RB/LB20 Marc Rinaldi SR 5’ 8” 155 WR/DB21 Joe Zovistoski JR 6’ 0” 185 TE/DL22 Kyle Parsons SO 5’ 10” 180 RB/DB23 Trace McCament SO 5’ 10” 170 WR/DB24 Dj Chao JR 5’ 8” 165 DB/WR25 Malik Mustapha SR 5’ 9” 185 RB/DB26 Trey Gordon JR 5’ 8” 160 RB/LB27 Kambridge Tuttle JR 5’ 10” 160 WR/DB28 Sam Baldwin SR 5’ 9” 180 RB/LB30 Will Cobb SR 5’ 10” 200 RB/LB

32 Chase Turner SR 5’ 10” 165 WR/LB33 Trey Alsbrooks SR 6’ 1” 210 TE/LB34 Riley Garden JR 5’ 7” 135 WR/DB35 Cole Wiseman JR 5’ 11” 185 RB/DL41 Joshua Coates SR 5’ 8” 165 WR/DB42 Alec Mock SR 6’ 3” 225 LB/TE44 Matthew Lehman JR 5’ 8” 155 WR/DB45 Ronnie Watterson SR 6’ 1” 210 DL/TE48 Charlie Smith FR 5’ 11” 170 RB/LB50 Zach Reda JR 6’ 4” 205 OL/DL51 Conner O’Keefe SO 6’ 1” 205 OL/DL52 Brock Kennison JR 6’ 0” 185 OL/DL53 Chris Morales JR 5’ 10” 160 OL/DL54 Alex McLaughlin JR 5’ 9” 230 OL/DL55 Chadwick Jetti JR 6’ 0” 170 OL/DL56 Noah Niemeyer SR 6’ 0” 190 OL/DL61 Nick Aderholt JR 5’ 10” 245 OL/DL62 Will Owens JR 6’ 1” 225 OL/DL64 Josh Moraja FR 6’ 0” 220 OL/DL65 Kade Pittman SO 5’ 10” 170 OL/DL66 Chris Bernhard SR 5’ 10” 210 OL/DL68 Austin Pronk JR 6’ 4” 285 OL/DL70 James Easterling JR 6’ 1” 250 OL/DL71 Jonathan Lowery SR 5’ 11” 250 OL/DL79 Lucas Rogers SR 5’ 11” 225 OL/DL81 Michael Colonna SO 6’ 2” 185 WR/DB82 Matthew Moonan SO 5’ 10” 165 K/WR86 Knox Willingham FR 6’ 0” 170 QB/LB

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LOCATION: Kernersville, NCCONFERENCE: Central Piedmont 4ARECORD: 12-2 (3-2)PRINCIPAL: Rodney BassATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Allen PlasterHEAD COACH: Todd WillertASSISTANT(S): Doug Lakis, Ronald Horton, James Stude-vent, Damien Booe, Brandon Smith, Kenny Yoder, Aaron Beal, Brandon Lawson, Eric Jones, Jaylen Day, Gil Maxwell, Alfred Crump, Tyree Stafford, Mario BurrellTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Al Willert, Rick Metzler, Jen-nifer Cresimore, Dan Norceide, Brett Huff, Bre Berrier, Tala Flood, Cheyanne Oldham, Sage Sawyer, Victoria Mosqueda, Rebekah Gaines, Jon Whisnant, & Ben Whisnant

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/23 @ A.C. Reynolds 35 - 23 (W)8/30 Southwest Guilford 49 - 13 (W)9/6 @ Mount Tabor 24 - 9 (W)9/13 Parkland 46 - 7 (W)9/20 Page 43 - 7 (W)10/4 @ Grimsley 21 - 20 (W)10/11 West Forsyth* 38 - 41 (L)10/19 @ Glenn* 41 - 20 (W)10/25 @ Ronald Reagan* 17 - 21 (L)11/1 Davie* 49 - 35 (W)11/8 @ R.J. Reynolds* 55 - 17 (W)11/22 Davie# 49 - 21 (W)11/29 Ragsdale# 34 - 21 (W)12/6 @ Grimsley# 21 - 20 (W)

The defending 4A State Champions return to the State Championship after claiming the program’s first championship a season ago. The Eagles have battled through injuries and a challenging schedule to fight their way back to the final game of the year. After a loss to Reagan in conference play, the team was able to evaluate problem areas and make necessary cor-rections, setting them up for the solid stretch run they have had. A powerful 1-2 punch of senior RB, Robbin Smith, and junior QB, Ty’shaun Lyles lead the way for the Eagles. Smith has rushed for 1,203 yards and 14 TDs this year and Lyles has racked up 2071 passing yards and 16 TDs to go with his 763 yards and 11 TDs on the ground. The defense is anchored by seniors Javon Cobbs and Elijah Thomas who have 166 and 153 tackles, respectively.

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LOCATION: Raleigh, NCCONFERENCE: CAP 7 4ARECORD: 12-2 (5-1)PRINCIPAL: Nancy BarkanATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Todd SchulerHEAD COACH: Steven WrightASSISTANT(S): Bill Liedy, Nick Drew, Josh Proctor, Willie Lam, Ben Grazen, Matt Gurdak, Monty Nelson, Ron Clark, Ryan Clark, Chris Walker, & Bill HealyTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: David Mills, Anthonie Weath-erburn, John Colling, Mike Marshall, Doug Burkey, Ben Gani, Matt Militello, & Ben Stephens

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/23 @ Wake Forest 27 - 24 (W)8/30 Riverside-Durham 58 - 27 (W)9/13 Richmond 28 - 45 (L)9/20 @ Cleveland 36 - 0 (W)9/27 Leesville Road* 24 - 30 (L)10/4 @ Heritage 52 - 22 (W)10/11 @ Sanderson* 26 - 6 (W)10/18 Millbrook* 43 - 6 (W)10/25 @ Broughton* 59 - 14 (W)11/1 Southeast Raleigh* 64 - 0 (W)11/8 @ Enloe* 52 - 10 (W)11/22 Heritage# 42 - 0 (W)11/29 @ New Bern# 42 - 7 (W)12/6 Scotland# 22 - 15 (W)

Cardinal Gibbons has reached the State Champi-onship game for the first time in program history after a thrilling 22-15 win over Scotland in the regional final. Head Coach Steven Wright knew it could be a special year after knocking off last year’s 4AA Champions, Wake Forest in the opener. He attributes much of the Crusaders’ success this season to a selfless team focus. The Crusader offense is a very balanced and prolific one, as senior QB Andrew Harvey has completed nearly 65% of his passes and thrown for 3011 yards and 29 TDs. Senior RB Josh Grazen has been productive as well, rushing for 1994 yards and 19 TDs in his final high school cam-paign. Robert Merdes is the team’s leading tackler with 76 for the year. Junior Blake Cooling has added 64 tackles as well as the two have combined to anchor a defense that has improved and tightened over the course of the season. The emergence of freshman Blake Raphael has helped the secondary as hte young DB has intercepted six passes.


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DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.DE, Archer Zureich, Senior, 3 yearsDT, Myles Harp, Senior, 3 years, 2 Time Cap 7 All-ConferenceDT, John Caramanico, Junior, 2 years, Cap 7 All-ConferenceDE, Justin Florence, Junior, 1 yearLB, Robert Merdes, Senior, 2 years, 2 Time Cap 7 All-ConferenceLB, Blake Cooling, Junior, 2 yearsCB, Will Mason, Sophomore, 1 yearCB, Malcolm Reed, Junior, 2 yearsS, Chase Jones, Senior, 3 years, 2 Time Cap 7 All-ConferenceS, Davis McCain, Senior, 2 years, Cap 7 All-ConferenceS, Blake Raphael, Freshman, 1 year, Cap 7 All-Conference

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.C, Will Mitchell, Senior, 3 yearsG, Mark Charnot, Senior, 3 years, 2 Time All-ConferenceG, Zacc Minardi, Senior, 2 years, Cap 7 All-ConferenceT, James Caramanico, Junior, 2 years, Cap 7 All-ConferenceT, Gade Militello, Junior, 2 yearsQB, Andrew Harvey, Senior, 3 years, Cap 7 All-ConferenceRB Jack Grazen, Senior, 2 years, Cap 7 Conference POY,

All-ConferenceWR, Jacob Gill, Junior, 3 years, 2 Time Cap 7 All-Confer-

enceWR, Brock Biestek, Junior, 2 years, Cap 7 All-ConferenceWR, Cam Duarte, Senior, 2 yearsWR, Cameron Noble, Senior, 3 years, Cap 7 All-Confer-

ence

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder Cameron Noble, Senior, 3 yearsKicker Noah Lawrence, Senior, 2 yearsLong Snapper Ben Wheless, Junior, 2 yearsPunter Gray Carter, Junior, 1 year

DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.FS, Jabez Gorham, Sr., 2 years, All ConferenceCB, Jordan Timmons, Jr., 2 yearsSS, Javon McAllister, Sr., 2 years, All ConferenceDB, Morgan Childs, Jr. 2 yearsCB, Isaiah Crowell, So. 1 yearLB, Elijah Thomas, Sr., 2 yearsLB, Javon Cobbs, Jr., 3 years, All ConferenceDE, Zyun Reeves, Jr., 1 year, All ConferenceDL, Ahmad Rousseau, Sr., 2 yearsDL, Thomaz Johnson, Sr., 3 years, All ConferenceDE, Torrian Jackson, Sr. 3 years

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.RB, Chris Chaplin, Sr., 2 yearsRB, Robin Smith, Sr., 3 years, All ConferenceQB, Ty’Shaun Lyles, Jr. 2 years, All ConferenceSlot, Joe Ritchens, 1 year, Jr.WR, Jamison Warren, Jr. 2 years, All ConferenceWR/TE, Brendan Conway, Sr. 2 years, All ConferenceLT, Jaden Lindsey, Jr. 2 years, All ConferenceLG, Jonathan Whisnant, Jr. 2 years,C, Tyler Akers, Sr. 2 yearsRG, Chris Davis, Sr. 2 years, All ConferenceRT, Chance Cloud, Sr. 3 years

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder Ty’Shaun Lyles, Jr., 2 yearsKicker Andrew Conrad, So., 2 yearsLong Snapper Sam Watkins, Jr. 2 yearsPunter Ty’Shaun Lyles, Jr. 2 years

1 Ethan Hebb SR 6’ 1” 190 ATH1 Luke Stokes SO 5’ 7” 150 DB2 Brock Biestek JR 6’ 2” 190 WR3 Cam Duarte SR 6’ 1” 180 WR4 Robert Merdes SR 6’ 0” 191 LB5 Jacob Gill JR 6’ 0” 175 WR6 Grey Thompson SR 6’ 0” 197 LB7 Jack Grazen SR 5’ 9” 163 RB8 Chase Jones SR 5’ 9” 162 DB9 Archer Zureich SR 5’ 11” 195 LB10 Zack Field JR 6’ 1” 190 QB11 Luke Doeren SR 6’ 3” 178 WR12 Malcolm Reed JR 6’ 1” 160 DB13 Drake Nereu JR 6’ 0” 188 WR14 Andrew Harvey SR 6’ 3” 190 QB15 Gray Carter JR 5’ 11” 155 K/P18 Connor Clark FR 6’ 4” 205 QB20 Davis McCain SR 5’ 10” 190 DB21 Michael Hrehor JR 5’ 8” 165 DB22 Henry Lewis JR 5’ 11” 171 DB23 Chelton Coley JR 5’ 9” 145 DB24 Kyle Duerr SR 5’ 10” 173 DB25 Donovan Shepard SO 5’ 7” 150 RB26 Dwight Hollier JR 5’ 11” 195 LB28 Michael McDermot SO 5’ 11” 180 DB30 Cameron Noble SR 6’ 3” 180 WR31 Will Mason SO 5’ 7” 160 ATH32 Blake Cooling JR 6’ 2” 195 LB33 Jackson Federman JR 5’ 6” 160 RB34 Khristian Jackson JR 5’ 8” 150 DB35 Jack Kleiber JR 5’ 9” 162 RB38 Blake Raphael FR 6’ 0” 180 RB/DB40 Alfredo Sandria JR 5’ 9” 170 DB41 Austin Correll JR 5’ 9” 163 DB42 Griffin Cooling JR 5’ 10” 178 LB43 Ed Schiff JR 5’ 10” 160 DB44 Myles Harp SR 6’ 1” 290 DL

45 Jake Ladd JR 6’ 2” 225 DL48 Jakob Beavin JR 5’ 10” 165 LB50 Zacc Minardi SR 5’ 10” 245 OL51 Carter Scearce SO 5’ 11” 190 LB52 Mark Charnot SR 6’ 0” 245 OL53 Brendan Charnot JR 6’ 1” 175 DL54 Will Mitchell SR 6’ 1” 250 OL/LS55 Tim Charnot SO 5’ 10” 205 DL56 Trent Orr SO 5’ 9” 170 LB58 Ben Wheless JR 5’ 11” 225 OL/LS60 Anthony Jacobs SR 6’ 0” 235 OL61 Christian Crabtree JR 5’ 10” 240 DL62 Joey Oliveri SO 5’ 11” 265 OL63 Patrick Schneider SR 6’ 2” 188 DL64 James Dudek JR 6’ 5” 225 OL65 Jonathan Ward SO 5’ 8” 220 OL66 Justin Florence JR 6’ 2” 220 DL68 Cooper Sullivan SO 6’ 0” 205 OL70 Aidan Ryan JR 6’ 0” 250 OL71 Gabe Militello JR 6’ 2” 250 OL72 Ethan Grace SO 6’ 0” 175 DL73 Devin Behar JR 5’ 9” 170 OL75 James Caramanico JR 6’ 0” 273 OL77 Nick Samson FR 5’ 11” 285 OL80 Jake Taylor SO 6’ 4” 195 WR81 Nicco Moriates JR 6’ 1” 207 DL82 Ryan Parody JR 5’ 9” 155 WR83 Luke Morton JR 5’ 11” 165 WR84 Noah Lawrence SR 5’ 9” 155 K/P85 Ian Evans SO 6’ 0” 172 WR86 Spencer Haskell JR 6’ 0” 160 WR88 Maverick Shotwell SO 6’ 1” 165 WR89 Mac Kimel JR 6’ 2” 150 WR90 Will Kerner SR 6’ 2” 205 DL95 John Caramanico JR 6’ 0” 239 DL99 Michael Grafinger SR 5’ 10” 198 DL

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1 Ahmani Marshall SR 6’ 1” 205 RB1 Da’ mon Stokes SO 6’ 1” 165 WR2 Micah Crowell JR 6’ 2” 215 WR2 Jabez Gorham SR 5’ 8” 150 CB3 Chris Chaplin SR 5’ 7” 155 RB/FS4 Ty’Shaun Lyles JR 6’ 0” 200 QB/P5 Torrian Jackson SR 6’ 2” 215 DE/DT6 Jalen Thorns JR 6’ 1” 170 WR7 Robbin Smith SR 5’ 8” 175 RB8 Isaiah Crowell SO 6’ 0” 180 CB/FS9 Jordan Timmons JR 5’ 9” 160 SS/CB10 Javon McAllister SR 5’ 9” 160 FS/CB11 Javon Cobbs SR 5’ 11” 190 MLB12 Isaiah Lindsay JR 6’ 2” 180 WR/TE13 Joe Ritchens JR 6’ 1” 215 QB/WR14 Jamison Warren JR 5’ 11” 175 WR/PR15 Kevin Avila JR 5’ 8” 170 SS/FS16 Morgan Childs JR 6’ 0” 180 FS/CB17 Jaylen Alexander- Raynor FR 5’ 11” 160 QB18 Zyun Reeves JR 6’ 7” 245 DE19 Isaiah Shepherd SR 6’ 0” 250 DT/DE20 Sincere Patino SR 6’ 0” 180 SS/FS21 Joseph Brown SR 5’ 8” 190 RB23 Tsi J. Porter SR 6’ 3” 230 DT/LB24 Nick Martin FR 6’ 0” 175 DE25 Andrew Conrad SO 5’ 6” 130 K26 Jaylon Weathers SR 5’ 8” 145 CB/FS28 Elijah Thomas SR 6’ 0” 200 LB/DE29 Traylon Ingram SO 5’ 6” 150 RB30 Layton Faithful SR 5’ 9” 205 DE/DT30 Jaquan Porter SO 6’ 1” 180 LB/RB32 Xavier Bell JR 5’ 8” 225 MLB33 Kendrick Ward SR 5’ 11” 185 LB/SS34 Je’mon Smith SO 5’ 10” 160 RB35 Rj Brown FR 5’ 11” 188 LB

43 Chanse Smith SR 5’ 11” 150 CB44 Tyler Clinard JR 6’ 1” 190 DE44 Matthew Jones FR 5’ 10” 130 DB/WR48 Ramone Brown SO 5’ 10” 145 DB50 Hunter Johnson JR 5’ 10” 210 DT/DE51 Ahmad Rousseau SR 6’ 0” 225 DE52 Tyler Akers SR 5’ 10” 210 C54 Landon Owens JR 5’ 5” 152 MLB55 Samuel Watkins JR 5’ 10” 230 LS58 Noah Price JR 6’ 4” 245 G/T63 Darin James SR 6’ 2” 358 G64 Jacob Fletcher JR 6’ 2” 260 G68 Brady Atkins SR 6’ 2” 300 OL70 Jesse Miller SO 6’ 1” 250 G/C71 Lj Whisnant JR 6’ 3” 260 T/G72 Zayne Litman JR 5’ 10” 200 DE74 Jaden Lindsay JR 6’ 3” 270 T/G75 Christofer Davis SR 6’ 3” 275 G/T77 JaQuarius Mitchell SO 6’ 2” 340 DT77 Jj Peterson SR 5’ 8” 245 DT78 Fernando Noel JR 6’ 0” 295 G/C79 Chance Cloud SR 6’ 6” 342 T80 Larry Patterson JR 5’ 8” 185 TE81 Isaiah Stowe JR 5’ 9” 155 WR82 Chase Yoder SO 5’ 10” 200 P/K84 Jerson Barahona SR 5’ 9” 160 DB85 Brendan Conway SR 6’ 0” 185 TE86 Mckendre Robinson JR 5’ 10” 180 QB89 Benjy Olivia SO 5’ 5” 130 K91 Thomas Hurley JR 5’ 10” 223 DT93 Xavier Grooms SO 6’ 1” 290 DT95 David Smith SO 5’ 10” 190 DL97 Kevin Reily SO 5’ 10” 200 DL99 Thomaz Johnson SR 6’ 1” 300 DT/DE

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LOCATION: Charlotte, NCCONFERENCE: I-Meck 4ARECORD: 12-2 (5-2)PRINCIPAL: Dr. Curtis CarrollATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Carlos RichardsonHEAD COACH: Glenwood FerebeeASSISTANT(S): Johmar Barringer, Xavier Boyce, Anthony Hackett, Andre Cannon, Alicia Cunningham, Montis Lash, James Akers, & Michael BloomfieldTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Margo Long, Rickie Clark, & Eric Brown

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/30 @ Heritage (VA) 35 - 7 (W)9/6 Huss 35 - 0 (W)9/20 South Mecklenburg 49 - 7 (W)9/27 Mallard Creek* 7 - 17 (L)10/4 Hopewell* 56 - 0 (W)10/12 @ Mooresville* 20 - 14 (W)10/18 @ West Charlotte* 24 - 6 (W)10/25 Lake Norman* 24 - 21 (W)11/1 @ North Mecklenburg* 31 - 0 (W)11/8 @ Hough* 28 - 41 (L)11/15 @ David W. Butler# 21 - 0 (W)11/22 @ Mallard Creek# 13 - 7 (W)11/29 @ West Forsyth# 35 - 7 (W)12/6 @ Richmond# 38 - 7 (W)

The Vance Cougars will make the school’s second ever and second consecutive State Championship appear-ance. Last year the Cougars fell to Wake Forest, 9-7 in the 4AA Championship game in heart-breaking fashion as they surrendered a safety late in the game that was the difference. On five times prior to 2018 Vance reached the NCHSAA Western Regional Finals, however they did not advance to the final round until defeating Myers Park 21-14 in 2018. The Cougars hallmark is defense, and their defense has carried them through some difficult competition with three shutouts this season. The Cougars defense has truly shined during this year’s playoff run, coming together to not allow more than 7 points in any of their four games so far. Vance has responded to a tough 41-28 loss to close hte regular season against Hough with four straight wins on the road in some of the toughest places to play that the state of North Carolina has to offer. The Cougars dominated from start to finish in each of the last two weeks including wins at West Forsyth and top-seeded Richmond County.

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LOCATION: Raleigh, NCCONFERENCE: CAP 7 4ARECORD: 13-0 (6-0)PRINCIPAL: Ian SolomonATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Jack RogersHEAD COACH: Ben KolstadASSISTANT(S): Kwame Dixon, Mike Holderman, Brandon Kelley, Warren Messer, Mark Morgan, Derek Muffley, Ranier Rackley, Adam Smith, Bob Winstead, Craig Falkey, Scott Emerson, D.J. Hess, Mike PeeblesTEAM BENCH PERSONNEL: Susan Ennis, Mike Rudd, & Casey Overman

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS8/23 Wakefield 37 - 6 (W)8/30 @ Panther Creek 28 - 0 (W)9/6 @ Fuquay - Varina 27 - 7 (W)9/13 Cummings 56 - 21 (W)9/27 @ Cardinal Gibbons* 30 - 24 (W)10/4 Sanderson* 42 - 10 (W)10/11 @ Millbrook* 19 - 14 (W)10/18 Broughton* 24 - 19 (W)10/25 @ Southeast Raleigh* 42 - 6 (W)11/1 Enloe* 38 - 21 (W)11/22 Hoke County# 43 - 7 (W)11/29 Garner# 41 - 7 (W)12/6 @ Wake Forest# 21 - 10 (W)

Leesville Road is on a mission and the Pride have yet to be stopped in the 2019 season. The Pride are back in the regional finals for the first time since 2007 when they lost to New Bern in thrilling 20-16 fashion. A 13th win would lift the Pride’s first-year coach, Ben Kolstad, who has been a head coach in the Wake County area for over two decades, to their first appearance in the NCHSAA State Championship. The offense is led by a trio of seniors at the skill positions. Signal caller, Trey Baker has thrown for 15 TDs and 1644 yards on the year. His favorite target is Noah Burnette who has hauled in 32 passes for 6 TDs and 631 yards. Senior RB Tiawan Moore has rushed for 1019 yards and scored 11 times this year with junior Andrew Doss not far behind him at 861 yards and 11 TDs. Senior BJ Adamchik is the team’s leading tackler with 92 on the season. He has added three sacks and three INTs to highlight his final year.


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DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.DL- Zayne NaseerDL- Tylik CaineDL- Beau AtkinsonDL- JaeJuan BenthallILB- BJ AdamchikILB- Ethan Kenmanivong or Corey IbrahimOLB- Treyvon ColemanOLB- Will KeeverDB- David SohnDB- Noah Burnette or DJ GrayDB- Marcus Purvis

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.QB- Trey BakerRB- TJ MooreH-Back- Nic JonesWR- Noah BurnetteWR- Trey KnoxWR- DJ GrayLT- Andrew CanelasLG- Jackson GardnerC- Xavier McCrearyRG- Jason RoeselRT- Mitchell Mayes

Special TeamsPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.Holder Trey BakerKicker Noah BurnetteLong Snapper Xavier McCreary and Brock WinsteadPunter Trey Baker

DEFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.# 9 Stephen Sings, DE# 25 Jalen Andrews, NG# 14 Omar Robinson, DE#1 Power Echols, LB#5 Stefon Thompson, LB# 10 Soloman SuTon, LB# 3 Cameo Stephens, LB#4 Jaylen GullaTe, DB# 24 Dylan Tucker, DB#11 Sean PruiT- SS# 7 Marqui Lowery- S

OFFENSIVE STARTERSPosition, Name, Year, Yrs. Varsity, Awards/Recognitions.#2 AusYn Grier, QB# 22Joe Morris, RB# 63 Alvin Davies, C#55 Johnathan Cannon, LT#52 Tremayne Drakeford, G#76 Tremell Frenchy-Neal, G#50 Jayvon Tate, G#8 Jordan Payne, Wr#15 Michai Riley, Wr#18 Kevin ConcepYon, Wr#12 Donta Armstrong, TE

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1 David Sohn SR 6’ 0” 195 LB/RB2 Derrell Gray Jr. SR 6’ 0” 155 WR/DB3 Trey Baker SR 6’ 1” 165 QB/P4 Noah Burnette SR 5’ 11” 165 WR/K5 Ethan Burchfield JR 6’ 3” 200 QB6 Andrew Doss JR 5’ 8” 170 RB7 Tylik Caine SR 6’ 0” 265 DT/FB8 Trey Knox SR 5’ 9” 180 WR9 Zayne Naseer SR 6’ 3” 215 DE10 Marcus Purvis jr. SR 5’ 10” 170 CB11 Will Murray FR 6’ 3” 155 QB12 Lj Lennon JR 5’ 11” 160 WR13 Dominic Williams SO 6’ 3” 205 QB14 Jaiden Penny JR 5’ 10” 150 DB15 Will Keever JR 6’ 0” 190 LB/DB16 Ryan Jensen SR 5’ 10” 155 K17 Jaleal Baker SR 5’ 10” 155 WR/DB20 Tiawan Moore SR 5’ 9” 170 RB21 Beau Atkinson SO 6’ 6” 205 DE22 Corey Ibrahim JR 5’ 9” 185 DB/RB23 Anthony Jemerson SO 5’ 9” 155 DB23 DJ Scott FR 5’ 8” 155 RB24 Drew Thomas SO 5’ 10” 150 DB25 Treyvon Coleman SR 5’ 10” 165 DB30 Zack Blakeman SR 6’ 0” 220 LB/TE31 Kam Tillman SR 6’ 1” 185 OLB32 Tyler Lassiter SO 6’ 0” 190 ILB33 Sincere Bell SR 6’ 0” 185 LB34 Bj Adamchik SR 5’ 10” 205 LB35 Ethan Kenmanivong JR 5’ 10” 190 LB40 Jeffrey Ladwig JR 5’ 7” 165 LB

40 Julian Serrano FR 5’ 8” 165 RB42 Sema’J Davis SO 6’ 0” 175 DB42 Nathan Mckenna SR 6’ 1” 190 LB44 Anthony Chamberlain JR 5’ 10” 160 LB45 August Christiano JR 6’ 2” 195 DE50 Jaejuan Benthall SR 5’ 11” 255 DL/OL52 Xavier Mccreary SR 6’ 1” 270 OL/LS53 Jackson Miller JR 6’ 0” 185 LB54 Jason Roesel SR 6’ 3” 260 OL55 Adam Hedge JR 6’ 0” 175 LB56 Jackson Gardner JR 6’ 5” 285 OL57 Jeremias Suarez SR 6’ 0” 255 OL/DL58 Lin Bridges JR 5’ 9” 230 DL60 Tim Hogan SO 6’ 4” 260 T63 Brock Winstead FR 6’ 1” 228 OL/DL64 Johnny Caraher JR 6’ 3” 250 OL/DL66 Jaden Edmunds SO 5’ 9” 270 OL/DL68 Ben Klenke JR 5’ 10” 250 OL70 Andrew Canelas JR 6’ 8” 300 T72 Mitchell Mayes SR 6’ 5” 315 OL75 John Sollers SO 5’ 8” 255 OL78 Cam Todd SO 6’ 1” 265 OL80 Jay Snelling FR 5’ 8” 160 DB/RB81 Greg Manning SO 6’ 0” 155 DB82 James Rice JR 5’ 6” 125 WR83 Kevin Williams SO 6’ 3” 155 WR84 Ian Westbrook SO 5’ 7” 142 WR85 Gabe Simpkins FR 6’ 2” 185 TE88 Filip Gawlinski JR 5’ 11” 175 RB90 Nigel Gibson JR 6’ 3” 270 DL95 Nic Jones JR 6’ 5” 222 TE/FB

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1 Power Echols JR 6’ 1” 210 MLB2 Austin Grier JR 5’ 11” 200 QB3 Cameo Stephens SR 6’ 0” 205 LB/DE4 Jaylen Gullatte SR 5’ 10” 175 CB/FS5 Stefon Thompson SR 6’ 2” 225 LB/TE6 Endai McDowell SO 5’ 8” 165 CB7 Marqui Lowery Jr. SR 6’ 0” 170 CB/WR8 Jordan Payne SR 5’ 10” 160 WR/SB9 Stephen Sings SR 6’ 4” 223 DE/LB10 Solomon Sutton Jr. SR 6’ 1” 210 LB11 Sean Pruitt SR 5’ 10” 185 SS/FS12 Donta Armstrong SR 6’ 3” 235 TE13 Tyreon Porter SO 5’ 8” 165 DB14 Omar Robinson SR 6’ 3” 210 DE15 Michai Riley SR 5’ 9” 175 WR/PR16 Bubba Camp FR 5’ 11” 165 QB17 Khalil Archie SO 5’ 10” 55 QB18 Kevin Concepcion FR 5’ 9” 165 WR/DB20 Arkese Shabazz JR 5’ 10” 155 CB21 Jahlik Cooper SR 6’ 0” 185 RB/WR22 Joseph Morris JR 5’ 9” 175 RB23 Nathaniel Spindle JR 5’ 11” 175 FS/SS24 Dylan Tucker SR 5’ 11” 167 CB25 Jalen Andrews JR 5’ 10” 200 RB/LB26 Daylan Smothers FR 5’ 11” 175 RB28 Jordan Harris SR 6’ 2” 200 FS/SS29 Jaheid Burton JR 5’ 8” 165 RB/CB30 Joshua Vaughn SO 5’ 7” 150 DB33 Xavier Turner JR 6’ 0” 200 OLB

36 Eric Brown SR 6’ 0” 165 DB40 Sean Walker Jr. SR 5’ 9” 145 WR41 Jordyn Staton SO 6’ 0” 175 MLB42 Jalen McGregor FR 6’ 0” 220 DL44 Garvey Sterling FR 6’ 1” 205 LB45 Jordan Thompson FR 5’ 10” 168 LB47 Melvin Benitez SO 5’ 10” 155 K50 Jayvon Tate JR 6’ 3” 215 T51 Lamont Houston FR 5’ 10” 225 DL52 Tremayne Drakeford JR 6’ 0” 260 G53 Sylvester Dole JR 5’ 7” 205 T/G55 Jonathan Cannon JR 6’ 4” 250 T/DT55 Zairion Jackson-Bass FR 6’ 1” 205 DL59 Jalen Swindell SO 6’ 2” 260 G/DT60 Mckeigh Warren JR 6’ 0” 255 DL/OL62 Fred Doe SR 6’ 1” 265 OL/DL63 Alvin Davies JR 6’ 0” 225 C65 MaKyle Warren JR 6’ 0” 255 DL/OL66 Nasir Hill JR 6’ 0” 220 OL69 Marco Brito SR 5’ 10” 235 C72 Jordan Phillips SR 6’ 5” 305 OL75 Jermaine Bell SR 6’ 3” 275 OL76 Tremell Frenchy-Neal SR 6’ 0” 260 G80 Malakai Walker SR 6’ 0” 165 WR81 Nasir Elder JR 5’ 9” 165 WR88 James Pearce SO 6’ 5” 205 WR/DE90 Bryce Lofton FR 6’ 3” 305 OL92 Fred Perry FR 6’ 0” 215 OL99 Treizean Hall JR 6’ 1” 201 NG

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Most points, two teams combined Game: 98 (Western Alamance 62, North Gaston 36,

12/8/07 at Kenan)

Most points, one teamGame: 68, Reidsville (vs. Bandys 12/6/03 at Carter-Finley)Half: 42, Reidsville (2nd half vs. Bandys 12/6/03 at Carter-Finley) 42, Butler (1st half vs. Jack Britt 12/1/12 at Kenan) 42, Mallard Creek (1st half vs. Page 12/12/15 at Carter-Finley)Quarter: 35, Mallard Creek (2nd quarter vs. Page 12/12/15 at Carter-Finley)

Most yards, total offense, two teams combined: 1,130 (North Gaston 575, Western Alamance 555, Western 62-36 on 12/8/07 at Kenan)

Most yards, total offense, one team, game: 622, Reidsville (vs. Bandys at Carter-Finley 12/6/03); 618, Northern Guilford (vs. Char. Catholic at BB&T Field 12/1/12)

Most yards rushing, one team, game: 542, Northern Guilford (vs. Char. Catholic at Carter-Finley, 12/1/12)

Most yards passing, one team, game: 478, East Surry (vs. Tarboro at BB&T Field, 12/14/19398, Reidsville (vs. Bandys at Carter-Finley, 12/6/03)

Most plays, one team, game: 82, South Point (vs. South Johnston 12/11/09)80, A.C. Reynolds (vs. New Hanover 12/9/17)80, Murphy (vs. Wallace-Rose Hill 12/11/10)74, Bertie (vs. High Point Central 12/8/95) 74, Rosman (vs. North Edgecombe 12/13/97)74, Wallace-Rose Hill (vs. Albemarle 12/15/01)

Most passes attempted, one team, game: 47, West Craven (25 of 47, 12/13/08, West Rowan 35-7)45, Williamston (22 of 45, 12/14/01, Swain 38-19)

Most passes completed, one team, game: 33, East Surry (33 of 42, 12/14/19, vs. Tarboro, W 49-21)29, A.C. Reynolds (29 of 50, 12/9/17, New Hanover 17-27)25, West Craven (25 of 47, 12/13/08, West Rowan 35-7)25, Cummings (25 of 35, 12/7/90, Cummings 32-26)25, Independence (25 of 44, 12/9/00, Independence 24-19)

“Modern Era” Records beginning in 1989; updated through 2018 ChampionshipsTEAM RECORDS

Most passes attempted, two teams combined, game: 73 (Kinston 41, Shelby 32, 12/12/15 at Carter-Finley, Shelby 57-21)Most passes completed, two teams combined, game: 41 (A.C. Reynolds 29 completions, New Hanover 12 comple-tions, 12/9/18, New Hanover 27-17)35, (Tarboro 2 completions, East Surry 33, 12/14/19, ES 49-21)34 (Bertie 15 completions, Ragsdale 19, 12/8/00, Bertie 32-15)

Most interceptions by: 6, Swain County (vs. Williamston 2001)5, West Rowan (vs. West Craven 12/13/08)

Fewest total yards allowed, game: 39 by Shelby vs. Salisbury 12/14/19 (Shelby 34-0)49 by Robbinsville vs. Lakewood 12/12/92 (Robbinsville 35-0)

Fewest rushing yards allowed, game: -29 by Mallard Creek vs. Page 12/12/15 at Carter-Finley (Mal-lard Creek 49-6)-9 by Concord vs. Wilson Hunt 12/11/04 at Groves (Concord (27-0)-6 by Shelby vs. Salisbury at BB&T (12/14/19 (Shelby 34-0)-5 by Rose vs. Mount Tabor at Groves (12/6/03 (Rose 51-7)-2 by Crest vs. Eastern Randolph at Kenan 12/6/03 (Crest 40-0)

Fewest passing yards allowed, game: most recent 0 by Tarboro vs. Mount Airy (12/9/17, Tarboro 32-7)Has occurred 11 times: (0 yard team listed first)Robbinsville vs. Lakewood 12/12/92 (Robbinsville 35-0) West Charlotte vs Douglas Byrd 12/9/95 (West Charlotte 20-13) North Edgecombe vs. Starmount 12/12/98 (Starmount 22-20) Graham vs. Northside 12/9/00 (Graham 31-6) Carver vs. Fike 12/14/02 (Carver 34-0 at Carter-Finley) Cummings vs. Southwest Onslow 12/6/03 (SW Onslow 20-14 ) Swain vs. Southside 12/11/04 (Swain 16-14) Lincolnton vs. Clinton 12/10/05 (Clinton 13-6) Southern Vance vs. Shelby 12/9/06 (Shelby 27-24)Douglas Byrd vs. Seventy-First 12/13/08 (Seventy-First 28-7)Tarboro vs. Mountain Heritage 12/11/09 (Tarboro 28-3)

Individual RushingMost Yards Rushing - Top 12 Year Att Yds TD Location1. T.J. Logan, Northern Guilford 2012 28 510 8 Carter-Finley2. D’Brian Hudgins, Williamston 1999 29 317 4 Kenan3. Tre’ Harbison, Crest 2015 24 295 7 Kenan4. T.A. McLendon, Albemarle 2001 31 289 7 Kenan5. Andre Brown, Rose 2003 27 270 3 BB&T6, Princeton Brooks, North Gaston 2007 17 269 3 Kenan7. Johnnie Glaspie, Wallace-Rose Hill 2015 25 261 5 BB&T8. Will Shipley, Weddington 2019 26 256 4 Carter-Finley8. Jamil Miller, Cummings 2006 17 244 5 BB&T9. Jamal Edwards, Dudley 2002 28 243 3 Carter-Finley10. Todd Gurley II, Tarboro 2011 21 242 4 Carter-Finley11. Kevin Parks, West Rowan 2008 24 219 3 BB&T12. Rocky Reid, Concord 2013 41 218 1 Carter-Finley

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME NEUTRAL SITE RECORDSCHAMPIONSHIP GAME NEUTRAL SITE RECORDS

Individual PassingMost Yards Passing Year Comp Att Yds Int TD Location1. Jefferson Boaz, East Surry 2019 33 42 478 0 7 BB&T2. Raymius Smith, Swain 2012 22 35 426 2 2 Carter-Finley3. Chris Leak, Independence 2000 25 44 359 1 3 Kenan4. Kendon Doe, Reidsville 2003 22 35 336 0 2 Carter-Finley5. Kendall Hinton, Southern Durham 2013 17 25 332 0 4 BB&T6. Tedarrius Wiley, Richmond 2008 20 25 325 0 4 Kenan7. Randall Rankins, Bertie 2000 15 22 322 1 3 Kenan8. Anthony Crews, Reidsville 2002 16 35 311 0 3 BB&T9. Riley Ferguson, Butler 2012 20 29 301 0 5 Kenan10. Donnie Davis, Cummings 1990 25 35 304 1 4 Kenan11. Brad Roach, Williamston 2001 22 45 304 6 2 Kenan12. Chris Leak, Independence 2001 13 27 298 1 4 Kenan13. Tyrell Houghton, Reidsville 2009 16 24 291 0 3 Kenan14. Joe Cox, Independence 2003 14 21 286 1 5 Groves

Other Individual MarksMost yards total offense: 510, T.J. Logan, Northern Guilford (510 rushing) vs. Charlotte Catholic 2012 at Carter-Finley475, Jefferson Boaz, East Surry (478 passing, -3 rushing) vs. Tarboro 2019 at BB&T453, Raymius Smith, Swain (426 passing, 27 rushing vs. SW On-slow 2012 at Carter-Finley448, Anthony Crews, Reidsville (311 passing, 137 rushing vs. Bandys 2002 at BB&T)393, Tedarrius Wiley, Richmond (325 passing, 68 rushing vs. Jack Britt 2008 at Kenan)379, Kendall Hinton, Southern Durham (332 passing, 47 rushing vs. Crest 2013 at BB&T)

Most touchdowns:8, T.J. Logan, Northern Guilford (vs. Charlotte Catholic 2012)7, T.A. McLendon, Albemarle (vs. Wallace-Rose Hill 2001)7, Tre’ Harbison, Crest (vs. Southern Durham 2015)

Most points scored: 50, T.J. Logan, Northern Guilford, 8 touchdowns and one 2 point conversion (vs. Charlotte Catholic 2012) Most touchdown passes: 7, Jefferson Boaz, East Surry (vs. Tarboro 2019)5, Joe Cox, Independence (vs. New Bern 2003)5. Riley Ferguson, Butler (vs. Jack Britt 2012)5, Darquez Lee, Shelby (vs. Kinston 2015)4, Kendall Hinton, Southern Durham (vs. Crest 2013) 4, Tedarrius Wiley, Richmond (vs. Jack Britt 2008)4, Chris Leak, Independence (vs. Wilmington Laney 2001) 4, Heath Shuler, Swain (vs. Roanoke 1990)4, Donnie Davis, Cummings (vs. Statesville 1990)4, Zephaniah Wall, Monroe (vs. Bunn 2015)

Most reception yards: 261, Greg Tisho, Swain (vs. Southwest Onslow 2012 at Kenan)225, Brad Hinton, Independence (vs. South View 2000 at Kenan)205, Hakeem Nicks, Independence (vs. New Bern 2005 at Carter-Finley)198, Maurice Trowell, Southern Durham (vs. Crest 2013)197, Wayne Blackwell, Reidsville (vs. Bandys 2003 at Carter-Finley)171, Jadarious McManus, Monroe (vs. Bunn 2015)165, Jerome Simpson, Reidsville (vs. Bandys 2002 at BB&T)156, Maurice Staley, West Charlotte (vs. South View 1991)155, Curtis Maheu, Jack Britt (vs. Richmond 2008)

Most receptions: 13, Stephen Gosnell, East Surry (vs. Tarboro 2019)13, Jerome Simpson, Reidsville (vs. Bandys 2003)13, Greg Tisho, Swain (vs. Southwest Onslow 2012)11, Mohammed Massaquoi, Independence (vs. South View 2004)11, Brad Hinton, Independence (vs. South View 2000)9, J.J. House, Williamston (vs. Albemarle 2002)9, Doug Brown, Ragsdale (vs. Bertie 2000)9, Kevin Roach, Williamston (vs. Swain 2001)

Most touchdown receptions:3, Dillon Mosley, East Surry (vs. Tarboro 2019)3, Brandy Jones, Robbinsville (vs. Lakewood 1992)3, Mohammed Massoquoi, Independence (vs. New Bern 2003 at BB&T)3, Wayne Blackwell, Reidsville (vs. Bandys 2003 at Carter-Finley)3, Tre Carson, Mitchell (vs. Wallace-Rose Hill 2015 at BB&T)

Longest rushing play: 96 yards, Derrell Scott, Havelock (vs. Concord 2013)95 yards, Braheam Murphy, Harding (vs. Scotland 2017)94 yards, Bryan Haywood, Southside (vs. Swain 2004)94 yards, A.J. Little, Albemarle (vs. Southwest Onslow 2009)93 yards, Marcus Ellerbe, Richmond (vs. Garner 1998)90 yards, Princeton Brooks, North Gaston (vs. Western Alamance 2007)

Longest passing play: 98 yards, Nick Maddox from Paul Allen, A.L. Brown (vs. NE Guilford 1997)

Longest punt: 77, Caleb Brickhouse, Northeastern (vs. Reidsville 2019)69, Jason Sunday, Southwest Onslow (vs. Cummings 2003)

Longest field goal: 47 yards, Brayan Diaz, Monroe (vs. Bunn 2015 at Carter-Finley)46 yards, Tadarius Darden, Hobbton (vs. Swain 1993)45 yards, Jose Flores, Wallace-Rose Hill (vs. Murphy 2010 at Kenan)

Most field goals:3, Brad Green, Reidsville (vs. John A. Holmes 2016 at BB&T)2, Chris Hensler, Northern Durham (vs. East Forsyth 1992)2, Julian Rauch, Gastonia Ashbrook (vs. Dudley 2002 at Carter-Finley)2, Erik Lemmon, Crest (vs. Eastern Randolph 2003 at Kenan)2, Tyler Rabb, Shelby (vs. Reidsville 2005 at Kenan)2, Spence Lundquist, Newton-Conover (vs. Reidsville 2009 at Kenan)2, Luke Hayek, Shelby (vs. Southwest Onslow 2013 at Kenan)2, Alex Maganda, Concord (vs. Havelock 2013 at Carter-Finley)2, Evan Davis, Crest (vs. Southern Durham 2015 at Kenan)2, Yahir Cano, Wallace-Rose Hill (vs. Mitchell 2015 at BB&T)

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME NEUTRAL SITE RECORDSCHAMPIONSHIP GAME NEUTRAL SITE RECORDS

FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP LISTFOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP LISTOPEN

1913 Raleigh1914 Raleigh1915 Raleigh1916 Charlotte1917 Charlotte1918 --------1919 Chapel Hill1920 Chapel Hill1921 Fayetteville1922 Asheville1923 Charlotte1924 Rockingham1925 Gastonia1926 Sanford1927 Wilmington New Hanover1928 Wilmington New Hanover

PLAY WENT TO CLASS A AND B IN 1929 CLASS A CLASS B SIX-MAN1929 Charlotte Concord1930 Charlotte Reidsville1931 Durham Reidsville1932 Charlotte Reidsville1933 Durham Elizabeth City1934 Durham, Greensboro* Edenton1935 Raleigh Mount Airy1936 Charlotte Mills Home1937 Charlotte Reidsville1938 Durham, Greensboro* Mount Airy1939 Durham Reidsville1940 Greensboro Reidsville Selma

PLAY WENT TO CLASS AA, A AND B IN 1941 CLASS AA CLASS A CLASS B SIX-MAN 1941 Raleigh, High Point* Laurinburg Bessemer1942 Greensboro Mount Airy1943 Charlotte Reidsville, Laurinburg* Curry 1944 Wilson Laurinburg1945 Raleigh Reidsville Junior Home, Lexington1946 Wilson Mount Airy 1947 Fayetteville Henderson Junior Home, Lexington1948 Fayetteville Mount Airy Clemmons1949 Durham Henderson Fairmont Southern Pines

CLASSIFICATIONS WERE CHANGED TO CLASS AAA, AA, AND A IN 1950 CLASS AAA CLASS AA CLASS A SIX-MAN 1950 Durham Reidsville Williamston Drexel1951 Wilmington Lumberton Ahoskie Candor1952 R.J. Reynolds Harding Ahoskie Clayton1953 Durham, R.J. Reynolds* Harding Massey Hill Old Town1954 Greensboro Reidsville Edenton Southern Pines1955 Salisbury Kinston Cary Southern Pines

CLASS AA-C WAS ADDED IN 1956 CLASS AAA CLASS AA CLASS A SIX-MAN AA-C 1956 Fayetteville, Greensboro* Canton Edenton Aberdeen Granite Falls1957 Salisbury Elizabeth City Edenton Clarkton Morehead City1958 R.J.Reynolds, Wilson* Morehead Andrews Bath Williamston* tie, co-champions

FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP LISTFOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP LIST CLASS AAAA CLASS AAA CLASS AA CLASS A 8-MAN1959 Garinger Rockingham Smithfield Beaufort Bath

1960 Greensboro Brevard Edenton James Kenan Bath

1961 Raleigh Greenville (1) Ahoskie (1) Windsor (1) Clarkton Canton (2) Hanes (2) Rohanen (2) Appalachian (3) Allen Jay (3) Glen Alpine (4)

1962 Rocky Mount Rockingham (1) Elizabethtown (1) Windsor (1) Southport Brevard (2) Jamestown (2) James Kenan (2) Appalachian (3) Sumner,East Surry* Glen Alpine (4)

1963 Rocky Mount Rockingham (1) Hertford (1) Murfreesboro (1) Southport Reidsville,Brevard * Elizabethtown(2) Weldon (2) Mount Holly (3) East Surry (3) Sylva-Webster (4) Andrews (4)

1964 R.J. Reynolds Rockingham(1) Edenton (1) Farmville(1) Southport Waynesville(2) Elizabethtown(2) Aberdeen (2) Mt.Pleasant (3) Glen Alpine (3) Appalachian(4) Andrews(4)

1965 Durham (1) Tarboro (1) Edenton (1) Ayden (1) Myers Park (2) Graham (2) Whiteville(2) Littlefield(2) Siler City,J-Matthews(3) Glen Alpine(3) Surry Central(4) Robbinsville (4) Sylva-Webster(5)

1966 Broughton(1) Sanford (1) Ahoskie (1) Ayden (1) S.Mecklenburg (2) Pisgah (2) Stedman (2) Liberty (2) North Davidson (3) Andrews (3) Sylva-Webster(4)

1967 Fike Sanford (East) Edenton,S.Wayne* Ayden (East) Elkin(West) Mt.Holly (West) Andrews (West)

1968 Fike Sanford (East) Rohanen (East) Ayden Mt.Airy (West) Hendersonville(West)

1969 Fike Northeastern (East) Edenton (East) Robbinsville Reidsville (West) Hendersonville(West)

1970 Broughton 71st(East) Ahoskie (East) Robbinsville Reidsville (West) Murphy (West)

1971 North Forsyth Havelock (East) Gates County (East) Robersonville Pisgah (West) Maiden (West)

From 1961 through 1971, play did not culminate in a state champion in all classifications.Regional champions are indicated by the number of their respective regions in parentheses, or by Eastern and Western champions when that was as far as a team could advance. *indicates co-champions.

FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP LISTFOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP LIST CLASS AAAA CLASS AAA CLASS AA CLASS A 1972 T.Wingate Andrews Sanford,Tuscola* Sylva-Webster North Duplin1973 Sanford Central Ragsdale, E.Bladen* Sylva-Webster Robbinsville1974 Gastonia Ashbrook Ragsdale Murphy Robbinsville1975 Rose Pisgah Roanoke Maxton1976 T.Wingate Andrews Pisgah Franklin Robbinsville1977 East Mecklenburg Western Guilford Charlotte Catholic Robbinsville1978 Richmond County Watauga Maiden Midway1979 High Point Central South Point Swain County Robbinsville1980 Greensboro Page Walter Williams Sylva-Webster Robbinsville1981 South Mecklenburg Walter Williams Randleman Robbinsville1982 Jacksonville Brevard Randleman Robbinsville1983 Greensboro Page Eastern Randolph Randleman Robbinsville1984 Page, 71st* Tarboro Forest Hills Jamesville1985 Greensboro Page Walter Williams Lexington Swain County1986 Seventy-First Shelby Lexington Murphy1987 Garner Shelby Whiteville Murphy1988 Richmond Senior Hugh M. Cummings Thomasville Swain County1989 Richmond Senior A.L. Brown Clayton Swain County1990 Richmond Senior Hugh M. Cummings Clinton Swain County1991 South View T.Wingate Andrews Thomasville Murphy1992 East Forsyth Hugh M. Cummings West Brunswick Robbinsville1993 Northern Durham West Brunswick Lincolnton Hobbton1994 Crest Burns Wallace-Rose Hill North Edgecombe1995 West Charlotte Bertie Thomasville Williamston1996 Crest Hickory Clinton Murphy1997 Richmond Senior A.L.Brown Clinton North Edgecombe1998 Richmond Senior Carver Shelby Starmount1999 A.C.Reynolds Walter Williams High Point Central Williamston2000 Independence Bertie Southwest Onslow Graham2001 Independence Parkland Clinton 1-A: Swain Co 1-AA: Albemarle2002 4-A: A.C. Reynolds 3-A: Carver 2-A: Cummings 1-A: Elkin 4-AA:Independence 3-AA: Ashbrook 2-AA: Reidsville 1-AA: Albemarle2003 4-A: Rose 3-A: South Point 2-A: Southwest Onslow 1-A: Elkin 4-AA:Independence 3-AA: Crest 2-AA: Reidsville 1-AA: Albemarle2004 4-A: Rose 3-A: Concord 2-A: Southwest Onslow 1-A: Swain 4-AA: Independence 3-AA: Crest 2-AA: Charlotte Catholic 1-AA: Thomasville2005 4-A: Rose 3-A: Asheville 2-A: Clinton 1-A: Elkin 4-AA: Independence 3-AA: Charlotte Catholic 2-AA: Shelby 1-AA: Thomasville2006 4-A: Rose 3-A: Concord 2-A: Cummings 1-A: Elkin 4-AA: Independence 3-AA: Eastern Randolph 2-AA: Shelby 1-AA: Thomasville2007 4-A: Hoggard 3-A: Western Alamance 2-A: Lincolnton 1-A: Plymouth 4-AA: New Bern 3-AA: Dudley 2-AA: Reidsville 1-AA: James Kenan2008 4-A: Seventy-First 3-A: West Rowan 2-A: Newton-Conover 1-A: Mount Airy 4-AA: Richmond 3-AA: Dudley 2-AA: Reidsville 1-AA: Thomasville2009: 4-A: A.C. Reynolds 3-A: West Rowan 2-A: Tarboro 1-A: Wallace-Rose Hill 4-AA: David Butler 3-AA: South Point 2-AA: Reidsville 1-AA: Albemarle2010: 4-A: Hillside 3-A: West Rowan 2-A: Tarboro 1-A: Wallace-Rose Hill 4-AA: David Butler 3-AA: Northern Guilford 2-AA: Salisbury 1-AA: Albemarle2011: 4-A: Scotland 3-A: Havelock 2-A: Tarboro 1-A: Murphy 4-AA: Page 3-AA: Northern Guilford 2-AA: West Stokes 1-AA: Swain County2012: 4-A: New Bern 3-A: Havelock 2-A: East Lincoln 1-A: Plymouth 4-AA: David Butler 3-AA: Northern Guilford 2-AA: South Iredell 1-AA: Southwest Onslow2013: 4-A: Dudley 3-A: Havelock 2-A: T.W. Andrews 1-A: Murphy 4-AA: Mallard Creek 3-AA: Southern Durham 2-AA: Shelby 1-AA: James Kenan2014: 4-A: New Bern 3-A: Crest 2-A: Shelby 1-A: Robbinsville 4-AA: Mallard Creek 3-AA: Northern Guilford 2-AA: East Lincoln 1-AA: Wallace-Rose Hill2015: 4-A: Charlotte Catholic 3-A: Rocky Mount 2-A: Shelby 1-A: Plymouth 4-AA: Mallard Creek 3-AA: Crest 2-AA: Monroe 1-AA: Wallace-Rose Hill2016; 4-A: Greensboro Dudley 3-A: South Point 2-A: Reidsville 1-A: Murphy 4-AA: Wake Forest 3-AA: Weddington 2-AA: Shelby 1-AA: Wallace-Rose Hill2017: 4-A: Harding University 3-A: Charlotte Catholic 2-A: Wallace-Rose Hill 1-A: Cherokee 4-AA: Wake Forest 3-AA: New Hanover 2-AA: Hibriten 1-AA: Tarboro2018: 4-A: East Forsyth 3-A: Charlotte Catholic 2-A: Reidsville 1-A: Murphy 4-AA: Wake Forest 3-AA: Weddington 2-AA: Shelby 1-AA: Tarboro2019: 4-A: East Forsyth 3-A: Charlotte Catholic 2-A: Reidsville 1-A: Robbinsville 4-AA: Zebulon B. Vance (Charlotte) 3-AA: Weddington 2-AA: Shelby 1-AA: East Surry

OPEN 1913 Raleigh 29 Washington 0 1914 Raleigh 117 Asheville 0 1915 Raleigh 6 Charlotte 0 1916 Charlotte 36 Chapel Hill 0 1917 Charlotte 41 Chapel Hill 0 1918 no championship—flu epidemic 1919 Chapel Hill 78 Greensboro 0 1920 Chapel Hill 14 Monroe 0 1921 Fayetteville 7 Winston-Salem 0 1922 Asheville 12 New Bern 6 (teams agreed to play OT) 1923 Charlotte 20 Sanford 7 1924 Rockingham 7 Shelby 0 1925 Gastonia 8 Sanford 0 1926 Sanford 13 Charlotte 0 1927 Wilmington New Hanover 7 Greensboro 6 1928 Wilmington New Hanover 14 Statesville 9

PLAY WENT TO CLASS A AND B IN 1929CLASS A

1929 Charlotte Central 27 Goldsboro 01930 Charlotte 14 Raleigh 6 1931 Durham 13 Charlotte 61932 Charlotte 13 Durham 01933 Durham 7 Charlotte 01934 Durham 12 Greensboro12 (TIE)1935 Raleigh 31 Winston-Salem 61936 Charlotte 12 Raleigh 71937 Charlotte 20 Rocky Mount 71938 Durham 6 Greensboro 6 (TIE)1939 Durham 6 Greensboro 01940 Greensboro 7 Rocky Mount 0

CLASS B1929 Concord 13 Oxford 7 (Kenan Stadium)1930 Reidsville 20 Apex 71931 Reidsville 6 Apex 01932 Reidsville 32 Elizabeth City 121933 Elizabeth City 19 Burlington 01934 Edenton 6 Reidsville 01935 Mount Airy 7 Edenton 01936 Thomasville Mills Home 13 Roanoke Rapids 01937 Reidsville 19 Hamlet 61938 Mount Airy 26 Whiteville 181939 Reidsville 18 Hamlet 01940 Reidsville 14 Elizabeth City 12

PLAY CHANGED TO CLASS AA, A AND B IN 1941CLASS AA

1941 Raleigh 0, High Point 0 (TIE)

1942 Greensboro 12, Gastonia 61943 Charlotte 7, Raleigh 01944 Wilson 26, Greensboro 01945 Raleigh 28, High Point 61946 Wilson def. Greensboro, forfeit1947 Fayetteville 39, Charlotte 01948 Fayetteville 14, Burlington 131949 Durham 21, Burlington 13

CLASS A1941 Laurinburg 20, Mount Airy 61942 Mount Airy 41, Scotland Neck 01943 Reidsville 6, Laurinburg 6 (TIE)

1944 Laurinburg 8, Reidsville 71945 Reidsville 27, Laurinburg 01946 Mount Airy 38, Wadesboro 01947 Henderson 25, Mount Airy 141948 Mount Airy 26, Laurinburg 01949 Henderson 20, Reidsville 14

CLASS B

1946 Boonville 27, Raeford 71947 Fairmont (by forfeit)

CLASSIFICATION NAMES CHANGED TO CLASS 3A, 2A AND 1A IN 19503A

1950 Durham 12, W.-S. R.J. Reynolds 71951 Wilmington 14, High Point 131952 W.-S. R.J. Reynolds 13, Durham 61953 Durham 14, W.-S. R.J. Reynolds 14 (TIE)

1954 Greensboro 20, Durham 131955 Salisbury 13, Durham 61956 Fayetteville 6, Greensboro 6 (TIE)

1957 Salisbury 21, Fayetteville 01958 Wilson 6, W-S R.J. Reynolds 6 (TIE)

1A1950 Williamston 19, Bessemer City 131951 Ahoskie 52, Walnut Cove 01952 Ahoskie 48, Bessemer City 61953 Massey Hill 20, Greensboro Bessemer 01954 Edenton 41, Greensboro Bessemer 201955 Cary 21, Spruce Pine 01956 Edenton 45, Mebane 61957 Edenton 14, Mebane 71958 Andrews 33, Southern Pines 9

2A1950 Reidsville 26, Henderson 01951 Lumberton 18, Reidsville 131952 Charlotte Harding 32, Henderson 131953 Charlotte Harding 20, Hamlet 01954 Reidsville 20, Graham 61955 Kinston 12, Hendersonville 71956 Canton 33, Washington 61957 Elizabeth City 18, Myers Park 151958 Eden Morehead 12, Rockingham 0

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1959 Charlotte Garinger 20 Greensboro 6 1960 Greensboro 19 Winston-Salem R.J. Reynolds 7 1961 Raleigh 19 Charlotte Garinger 0 1962 Rocky Mount 20 Winston-Salem R.J. Reynolds 6 1963 Rocky Mount 14 Winston-Salem R.J. Reynolds 13 1964 Winston-Salem R.J. Reynolds 14 Durham 6

REGION 11965 Durham 19 Fayetteville 141966 Broughton 21 Durham 0

REGION 21965 Myers Park 27 Garinger 61966 South Mecklenburg 20 Garinger 19

1967 Wilson Fike 28 South Mecklenburg 14 1968 Wilson Fike 21 Gastonia Ashley 7 1969 Wilson Fike 17 Winston-Salem Atkins 10 1970 Raleigh Broughton 14 Charlotte Olympic 0 1971 North Forsyth 10 High Point Central 7 1972 High Point Andrews 24 Fayetteville Reid Ross 17 1973 Sanford Central 14 Greensboro Ben Smith 6 1974 Gastonia Ashbrook13 Sanford Central 12 1975 Greenville Rose 14 East Mecklenburg 13 1976 High Point Andrews 6 Richmond Senior 0 1977 East Mecklenburg 28 Rocky Mount 9 1978 Richmond Senior 14 West Charlotte 0 1979 High Point Central 21 Greenville Rose 9 1980 Greensboro Page 36 Jacksonville 14 1981 South Mecklenburg 27 Fayetteville Terry Sanford 14 1982 Jacksonville 15 Greensboro Page 6 1983 Greensboro Page 21 Fayetteville Douglas Byrd 14 1984 Greensboro Page 14 Fayetteville 71st 14 (TIE) 1985 Greensboro Page 26 Fayetteville Terry Sanford 20 1986 Fayetteville 71st 3 West Charlotte 0 1987 Garner 40 Charlotte Harding 21 1988 Richmond Senior 17 West Charlotte 0 1989 Richmond Senior 39 Asheville A.C. Reynolds 13 1990 Richmond Senior 9 West Forsyth 7 1991 South View 10 West Charlotte 7 1992 East Forsyth 28 Northern Durham 21 1993 Northern Durham 39 West Charlotte 6 1994 Crest 28 Jacksonville 7 1995 West Charlotte 20 Fayetteville Douglas Byrd 13 1996 Crest 20 Fayetteville Douglas Byrd 7 1997 Richmond Senior 27 Fayetteville Douglas Byrd 7 1998 Richmond Senior 36 Garner 6 1999 Asheville A.C. Reynolds 7 Fayetteville Douglas Byrd 0 2000 Charlotte Independence 24 Hope Mills South View 19 2001 Charlotte Independence 49 Wilmington Laney 25

4A2002 Asheville A.C. Reynolds 14 Northern Nash 72003 Greenville J.H. Rose 51 W-S Mount Tabor 72004 Greenville J.H. Rose 19 Fayetteville Jack Britt 172005 Greenville J.H. Rose 21 Greensboro Grimsley 02006 Greenville J.H. Rose 26 West Charlotte 122007 Wilmington Hoggard 28 W-S Mount Tabor 02008 Fayetteville Seventy-First 28 Fayetteville Douglas Byrd 72009 Asheville A.C. Reynolds 14 Harnett Central 132010 Durham Hillside 40 Davie County 02011 Scotland 42 Porter Ridge 162012 New Bern 39 Porter Ridge 382013 Greensboro Dudley 24 Scotland 72014 New Bern 23 Charlotte Catholic 152015 Charlotte Catholic 27 Greenville J.H. Rose 202016 Greensboro Dudley 54 Cape Fear 02017 Harding University 30 Scotland County 222018 East Forsyth 35 Scotland 282019 East Forsyth 24 Cardinal Gibbons 21

CLASSES SUBDIVIDED IN 20024AA

2002 Charlotte Independence 41 New Bern 202003 Charlotte Independence 54 New Bern 72004 Charlotte Independence 41 South View 72005 Charlotte Independence 38 New Bern 192006 Charlotte Independence 49 Durham Riverside 192007 New Bern 28 Charlotte Independence 172008 Richmond 38 Fayetteville Jack Britt 352009 Butler 48 Fayetteville Jack Britt 172010 Butler 44 Wake Forest-Rolesville 02011 Greensboro Page 35 Garner 212012 Butler 56 Fayetteville Jack Britt 282013 Mallard Creek 59 Wake Forest 212014 Mallard Creek 25 Wake Forest 142015 Mallard Creek 49 Greensboro 016 Wake Forest 29 Greensboro Page 02017 Wake Forest 21 Mallard Creek 02018 Wake Forest 9 Charlotte Z.B. Vance 72019 Charlotte Z.B. Vance 24 Leesville Road 3

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3A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS3A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS 1959 Rockingham 20 Morehead 6 1960 Brevard 26 Rockingham 0

REGION 11961 Greenville 15 Sanford 131962 Rockingham 13 Lumberton 61963 Rockingham 13 Hamlet 01964 Rockingham 19 Elizabeth City 01965 Tarboro 13 Greenville 71966 Sanford 27 Roxboro 10

EAST1967 Sanford 21 Northern Durham 91968 Sanford 33 Roxboro 01969 Eliz. City Northeastern 21 Lumberton 01970 Fayetteville Seventy-First 14 Northern Durham 121971 Havelock 20 Eliz. City Northeastern 6

REGION 21961 Canton 20 Brevard 01962 Brevard 19 Greensboro Bessemer 131963 Reidsville 0 Brevard 0 (TIE)1964 Waynesville 20 Chapel Hill 131965 Graham 27 Western Alamance 121966 Canton Pisgah 16 Graham 0

WEST1967 Elkin 21 North Surry 01968 Mount Airy 19 Mount Tabor 01969 Reidsville 35 Mount Airy 121970 Reidsville 10 Canton Pisgah 71971 Canton Pisgah 48 Eastern Alamance 0

1972 Sanford 14 Waynesville Tuscola 14 (TIE) 1973 Jamestown Ragsdale 16 East Bladen 16 (TIE) 1974 Jamestown Ragsdale 24 Ahoskie 0 1975 Canton Pisgah 35 Havelock 24 1976 Canton Pisgah 28 Clinton 12 1977 Western Guilford 26 South Caldwell 20 1978 Watauga 33 Burlington Williams 28 1979 Belmont South Point 34 Ahoskie 13 1980 Burlington Williams 29 Lexington 14 1981 Burlington Williams 32 Asheville Erwin 15 1982 Brevard 15 Bertie 7 1983 Eastern Randolph 21 Thomasville 6 1984 Tarboro 20 Kannapolis A.L. Brown 0 1985 Burlington Williams 7 Forest Hills 3 1986 Shelby 9 Havelock 6 1987 Shelby 19 Burlington Williams 0 1988 Burlington Cummings 41 Shelby 14 1989 Kannapolis A.L. Brown 24 Burlington Cummings 0 1990 Burlington Cummings 32 Statesville 26 1991 High Point Andrews 24 Kannapolis A.L. Brown 14 1992 Burlington Cummings 25 North Rowan 14 1993 West Brunswick 19 High Point Andrews 14 1994 Burns 21 Eastern Randolph 14 1995 Bertie 38 High Point Central 34 1996 Hickory 42 Jamestown Ragsdale 0 1997 Kannapolis A.L. Brown 34 Northeast Guilford 12 1998 Winston-Salem Carver 33 Kings Mountain 28 1999 Burlington Williams 20 Asheville 7 2000 Bertie 32 Jamestown Ragsdale 15 2001 Winston-Salem Parkland 27 Crest 21

3A2002 Winston-Salem Carver 34 Wilson Fike 02003 Belmont South Point 27 Northeast Guilford 102004 Concord 27 Wilson Hunt 02005 Asheville 13 Western Alamance 102006 Concord 35 Western Alamance 28 (OT)2007 Western Alamance 62 North Gaston 362008 West Rowan 35 West Craven 72009 West Rowan 28 Eastern Alamance 212010 West Rowan 34 Eastern Alamance 72011 Havelock 38 West Rowan 62012 Havelock 55 Concord 212013 Havelock 21 Concord 132014 Crest 24 Havelock 32015 Rocky Mount 24 South Point 21 (OT)2016 South Point 16 Rocky Mount 72017 Charlotte Catholic 28 Havelock 142018 Charlotte Catholic 17 Jacksonville 142019 Charlotte Catholic 23 Southern Nash 7


2002 Gastonia Ashbrook 19 Greensboro Dudley 182003 Crest 40 Eastern Randolph 02004 Crest 26 Greensboro Dudley 142005 Charlotte Catholic 21 Burlington Williams 132006 Eastern Randolph 15 Charlotte Catholic 72007 Greensboro Dudley 28 Charlotte Catholic 202008 Greensboro Dudley 34 Kannapolis A.L. Brown 182009 Belmont South Point 42 South Johnston 282010 Northern Guilford 21 Crest 202011 Northern Guilford 31 Crest 72012 Northern Guilford 64 Charlotte Catholic 262013 Southern Durham 38 Crest 312014 Northern Guilford 14 Weddington 72015 Crest 55 Southern Durham 212016 Weddington 33 Eastern Guilford 20 2017 New Hanover 27 A.C. Reynolds 172018 Weddington 27 Southeast Guilford 142019 Weddington 34 Lee County 14

2A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS2A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS 1959 Smithfield 20 Appalachian 0 1960 Edenton 19 Hanes 7

REGION 11961 Ahoskie 33, Morehead City 71962 Elizabethtown 19, Cary 71963 Mount Holly 14, N. Davidson 71964 Edenton 19, Cary 01965 Edenton 20, Ahoskie 61966 Ahoskie 55, Clayton 7

REGION 3Appalachian 20, Murphy 13Appalachian 39, Murphy 7

Mount Holly 14, N. Davidson 7Mt. Pleasant 13, N. Davidson 7

Siler City 23, South Stanly 6N. Davidson 21, East Surry 7

1972 Sylva-Webster 41 Williamston 21 1973 Sylva-Webster 43 Tabor City 18 1974 Murphy 32 Robersonville 22 1975 Roanoke 12 West Montgomery 9 1976 Franklin 35 Erwin 28 1977 Charlotte Catholic 42 Clayton 20 1978 Maiden 36 Tabor City 14 1979 Swain County 28 Clayton 21 1980 Sylva-Webster 49 Currituck 7 1981 Randleman 44 Whiteville 30 1982 Randleman 23 Whiteville 6 1983 Randleman 35 East Carteret 0 1984 Forest Hills 14 Whiteville 6 1985 Lexington 42 Fuquay-Varina 12 1986 Lexington 35 Ahoskie 7 1987 Whiteville 14 Thomasville 12 1988 Thomasville 13 Hertford County 10 1989 Clayton 16 Monroe 0 1990 Clinton 14 Thomasville 6 1991 Thomasville 21 West Brunswick 6 1992 West Brunswick 14 Maiden 6 1993 Lincolnton 41 Burlington Cummings 20 1994 Wallace-Rose Hill 35 Lincolnton 24 1995 Thomasville 16 Clinton 0 1996 Clinton 26 Bandys 14 1997 Clinton 30 Shelby 14 1998 Shelby 34 Tarboro 14 1999 High Point Central 30 Southwest Onslow 7 2000 Southwest Onslow 14 Newton-Conover 13 2001 Clinton 34 Burlington Cummings 22

2A2002 Burlington Cummings 24 Clinton 212003 Southwest Onslow 20 Burlington Cummings 142004 Southwest Onslow 49 Shelby 212005 Clinton 13 Lincolnton 62006 Burlington Cummings 49 Clinton 202007 Lincolnton 28 South Columbus 142008 Newton-Conover 51 Tarboro 282009 Tarboro 28 Mountain Heritage 32010 Tarboro 21 Winston-Salem Carver 132011 Tarboro 39 Lincolnton 362012 East Lincoln 24 Tarboro 202013 Shelby 29 Southwest Onslow 72014 Shelby 31 Clinton 72015 Shelby 57 Kinston 212016 Reidsville 58 Edenton Holmes 12 2017 Wallace-Rose Hill 35 Reidsville 28 (OT)2018 Reidsville 31 Northeastern 282019 Reidsville 14 Northeastern 0


2002 Reidsville 34 Bandys 142003 Reidsville 68 Bandys 122004 Charlotte Catholic 14 Western Alamance 72005 Shelby 26 Reidsville 182006 Shelby 27 Southern Vance 242007 Reidsville 28 Shelby 202008 Reidsville 24 East Lincoln 72009 Reidsville 28 Newton-Conover 62010 Salisbury 30 Elizabeth City Northeastern 02011 West Stokes 21 Kinston 142012 South Iredell 30 Carrboro 272013 T.W. Andrews 18 Monroe 142014 East Lincoln 14 Washington 132015 Monroe 38 Bunn 192016 Shelby 28 Northside-Jacksonville 62017 Hibriten 16 East Duplin 142018 Shelby 42 North Davidson 212019 Shelby 34 Salisbury 0

REGION 2Hanes 25, Sumner 13

Jamestown 10, Erwin 6Elizabethtown 16, Siler City 13

Elizabethtown 20, Massey 6Whiteville 19, Burgaw 13

Stedman 21, Southern Wayne 20

REGION 4

Sylva-Webster 7, Appalachian 0Appalachian 25, Swain Co. 12

Surry Central 13, N. Davidson 7Sylva-Webster 48, Elkin 27

EAST1967 Edenton 26 Southern Wayne 26 (TIE)1968 Rohanen 21 Farmville 201969 Edenton 48 South Stanly 261970 Ahoskie 28 Greensboro Allen Jay 121971 Gates County 34 Southern Guilford 8

WEST1967 Mount Holly 26 Glen Alpine 201968 Hendersonville 21 Beaver Creek 141969 Hendersonville 30 Holbrook 131970 Murphy 20 Catawba Bandys 81971 Maiden 6 Mount Pleasant 2

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1959 Beaufort 20 Andrews 0 1960 Warsaw James Kenan 13 NC School for the Deaf 12

REGION 3Greensboro Allen Jay 7, Mebane 0

Sumner 0, East Surry 0 (TIE)East Surry 12, Carthage 6

Glen Alpine 27, E. Southern Pines 2Glen Alpine 34, Red Springs 12

Andrews 20, Glen Alpine 7

1968 Ayden 14 Red Springs 13 1969 Robbinsville 14 Manteo 8 1970 Robbinsville 28 Saratoga 6 1971 Robersonville 30 Robbinsville 18 1972 North Duplin 20 Saratoga 14 1973 Robbinsville 50 Rosewood 0 1974 Robbinsville 27 Manteo 0 1975 Maxton 86 North Duplin 8 1976 Robbinsville 34 Princeton 6 1977 Robbinsville 42 Rock Ridge 7 1978 Midway 25 Cherokee 6 1979 Robbinsville 46 Princeton 8 1980 Robbinsville 40 Rosewood 0 1981 Robbinsville 68 Belhaven Wilkinson 0 1982 Robbinsville 21 Bath 6 1983 Robbinsville 28 Creswell 6 1984 Jamesville 6 Rosman 0 1985 Swain County 32 North Edgecombe 0 1986 Murphy 27 Tabor City 3 1987 Murphy 56 Columbia 15 1988 Swain County 23 Midway 7 1989 Swain County 35 Currituck 14 1990 Swain County 40 Robersonville Roanoke 14 1991 Murphy 30 Rosewood 3 1992 Robbinsville 35 Lakewood 0 1993 Hobbton 29 Swain County 12 1994 North Edgecombe 7 Murphy 6 1995 Williamston 21 Swain County 7 1996 Murphy 13 North Edgecombe 0 1997 North Edgecombe 38 Rosman 28 1998 Starmount 22 North Edgecombe 20 1999 Williamston 40 Graham 20 2000 Graham 31 Northside 6

1A2001 Swain County 38 Williamston 192002 Elkin 30 Chocowinity Southside 62003 Elkin 35 North Edgecombe 62004 Swain County 16 Chocowinity Southside 142005 Elkin 42 Northampton-West 122006 Elkin 28 Manteo 72007 Plymouth 20 North Duplin 132008 Mount Airy 37 Williamston 142009 Wallace-Rose Hill 38 Mount Airy 37 (OT)2010 Wallace-Rose Hill 22 Murphy 212011 Murphy 21 Jones Senior 62012 Plymouth 20 Murphy 152013 Murphy 35 Plymouth 342014 Robbinsville 21 Plymouth 182015 Plymouth 28 Robbinsville 202016 Murphy 15 Plymouth 142017 Cherokee 21 North Duplin 132018 Murphy 60 Pamlico 27 2019 Robbinsville 45 Northampton County 14


2001 Albemarle 66 Wallace-Rose Hill 282002 Albemarle 31 Williamston 262003 Albemarle 41 Farmville Central 72004 Thomasville 15 Wallace-Rose Hill 142005 Thomasville 21 Wallace-Rose Hill 202006 Thomasville 13 James Kenan 72007 James Kenan 13 West Montgomery 62008 Thomasville 42 East Bladen 132009 Albemarle 45 Southwest Onslow 212010 Albemarle 21 Pender 72011 Swain County 20 Ayden-Grifton 142012 Southwest Onslow 44 Swain County 342013 James Kenan 42 West Montgomery 142014 Wallace-Rose Hill 34 Starmount 212015 Wallace-Rose Hill 48 Mitchell 282016 Wallace-Rose Hill 30 West Montgomery 72017 Tarboro 32 Mount Airy 72018 Tarboro 50 East Surry 102019 East Surry 56 Tarboro 28

REGION 2Rohanen 7, Ayden 0

James Kenan 38, Warrenton 13Weldon 20, Aberdeen 14

Aberdeen 37, Oxford Orphanage 7Littlefield 7, Swansboro 0

Liberty 32, Oxford Orphanage 21EAST

1967 Ayden 20 Liberty 14WEST

1967 Andrews 34 Tryon 7

REGION 11961 Windsor 15, Warrenton 141962 Windsor 28, Ayden 271963 Murfreesboro 20, Farmville 71964 Farmville 26, Weldon 01965 Ayden 40, Weldon 211966 Ayden 20, Weldon 0

REGION 4Glen Alpine 26, Clyde 7

Glen Alpine 21, Andrews 7Andrews 35, Drexel 6

Andrews 30, Mars Hill 27Robbinsville 34, Spruce Pine 7

1A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COACH & CONF.1A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COACH & CONF.YEAR STATE CHAMPION RECORD HEAD COACH CONFERENCE1972 North Duplin 11-2 Richard Kaleel Tri-County1973 Robbinsville 11-2 Bob Colvin Smoky Mountain1974 Robbinsville 10-2 Bob Colvin Smoky Mountain1975 Maxton 13-0 Roy Vaughn Cape Fear1976 Robbinsville 13-0 Bob Colvin Smoky Mountain1977 Robbinsville 13-0 Bob Colvin Smoky Mountain1978 Midway 12-1 Tommy Sloan Carolina1979 Robbinsville 10-3 Bob Colvin Smoky Mountain1980 Robbinsville 13-0 Bob Colvin Smoky Mountain1981 Robbinsville 11-2 Bob Colvin Smoky Mountain1982 Robbinsville 11-2 Bob Colvin Smoky Mountain1983 Robbinsville 11-2 Bob Colvin Smoky Mountain1984 Jamesville 13-0 Jerry Godley Tobacco Belt1985 Swain County 12-3 Boyce Deitz Smoky Mountain1986 Murphy 15-0 David Gentry Smoky Mountain1987 Murphy 15-0 David Gentry Smoky Mountain1988 Swain County 14-1 Boyce Deitz Smoky Mountain1989 Swain County 13-2 Boyce Deitz Smoky Mountain1990 Swain County 13-2 Boyce Deitz Smoky Mountain1991 Murphy 14-1 David Gentry Smoky Mountain1992 Robbinsville 13-2 Dale Smallen Smoky Mountain1993 Hobbton 14-1 Al Britt Carolina1994 North Edgecombe 13-2 Raymond Cobb Tobacco Belt1995 Williamston 13-2 Harold Robinson Albemarle1996 Murphy 14-0 David Gentry Smoky Mountain1997 North Edgecombe 15-0 Raymond Cobb Tobacco Belt1998 Starmount 15-1 Joe Hutchens Northwest1999 Williamston 15-0 Harold Robinson Northeastern-Albemarle2000 Graham 14-2 Pat Moser Central Tar Heel2001 1-A: Swain County 13-2 Rod White Smoky Mountain 1-AA: Albemarle 15-1 Jack Gaster Yadkin Valley2002 1-A: Elkin 14-2 Richard Grissom Northwest 1-AA: Albemarle 16-0 Jack Gaster Yadkin Valley2003 1-A: Elkin 16-0 Richard Grissom Northwest 1-AA: Albemarle 16-0 Jack Gaster Yadkin Valley2004 1-A: Swain County 14-0 Rod White Smoky Mountain 1-AA: Thomasville 13-3 Benji Brown Yadkin Valley2005 1-A: Elkin 15-1 Richard Grissom Northwest 1-AA: Thomasville 16-0 Benji Brown Yadkin Valley2006 1-A: Elkin 13-3 Richard Grissom Northwest 1-AA: Thomasville 16-0 Benji Brown Yadkin Valley2007 1-A: Plymouth 16-0 Robert Cody Albemarle 1-AA: James Kenan 16-0 Ken Avent, Jr. Super Six2008 1-A: Mount Airy 16-0 Kelly Holder Northwest 1-AA: Thomasville 16-0 Allen Brown Yadkin Valley2009 1-A: Wallace-Rose Hill 14-2 Joey Price Tri-County 1-AA: Albemarle 16-0 Baxter Morris Yadkin Valley2010 1-A: Wallace-Rose Hill 16-0 Joey Price Tri-County 1-AA: Albemarle 12-4 Danny Akins Yadkin Valley2011: 1-A: Murphy 12-4 David Gentry Smoky Mountain 1-AA: Swain County 15-1 Sam Patillo Smoky Mountain2012: 1-A: Plymouth 15-1 Robert Cody Four Rivers 1-AA: Southwest Onslow 14-1 Phil Padgett Coastal Plains2013: 1-A: Murphy 13-3 David Gentry Smoky Mountain 1-AA: James Kenan 15-0 Ken Avent Jr. Carolina2014: 1-A: Robbinsville 16-0 Dee Walsh Smoky Mountain 1-AA: Wallace-Rose Hill 15-1 Joey Price Four County2015: 1-A: Plymouth 14-2 Robert Cody Coastal Ten 1-AA: Wallace-Rose Hill 15-1 Joey Price Four County2016: 1-A: Murphy 15-1 David Gentry Smoky Mountain 1-AA: Wallace-Rose Hill 15-1 Joey Price Four County2017: 1-A: Cherokee 14-1 Kent Briggs Smoky Mountain 1-AA: Tarboro 15-0 Jeff Craddock Coastal Plains2018: 1-A: Murphy 13-1 David Gentry Smoky Mountain 1-AA: Tarboro 15-0 Jeff Craddock Coastal Plains2019: 1-A: Robbinsville 15-0 Dee Walsh Smoky Mountain 1-AA: East Surry 15-0 Trent Lowman Northwest

2A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COACH & CONF.2A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COACH & CONF.YEAR STATE CHAMPION RECORD HEAD COACH CONFERENCE1972 Sylva-Webster 13-0-1 Babe Howell Smoky Mountain1973 Sylva-Webster 14-0 Babe Howell Smoky Mountain1974 Murphy 14-0 Terry Postell Smoky Mountain1975 Roanoke 13-1 Lin Respess Eastern Plains1976 Franklin 12-2 Bill Dyar Smoky Mountain1977 Charlotte Catholic 14-0 Jim Oddo Rocky River1978 Maiden 12-1-1 Tom Brown Southern District Seven1979 Swain County 14-0 Boyce Deitz Smoky Mountain1980 Sylva-Webster 11-3 Babe Howell Smoky Mountain1981 Randleman 13-1 Charlie Gregory Central Carolina1982 Randleman 13-1 Charlie Gregory Central Carolina1983 Randleman 13-0 Charlie Gregory Central Carolina1984 Forest Hills 13-1 Algie Faircloth Rocky River1985 Lexington 14-1 Gary Whitman Central Carolina1986 Lexington 14-1 Gary Whitman Central Carolina1987 Whiteville 15-0 Bill Hewitt Waccamaw1988 Thomasville 13-2 Allen Brown Central Carolina1989 Clayton 15-0 Gary Fowler Capital Area1990 Clinton 15-0 Bob Lewis East Central1991 Thomasville 14-1 Allen Brown Central Carolina1992 West Brunswick 11-3 Jim Brett Waccamaw 2A/3A1993 Lincolnton 13-2 Richard Smith Western Piedmont1994 Wallace-Rose Hill 14-1 Stuart Ennis East Central1995 Thomasville 16-0 Allen Brown Central Carolina1996 Clinton 12-2 Bob Lewis East Central1997 Clinton 14-1 Bob Lewis East Central1998 Shelby 13-2 Chris Norman Southern Piedmont 1A/2A1999 High Point Central 15-0 Gary Whitman Central Carolina2000 Southwest Onslow 15-1 Phil Padgett East Central2001 Clinton 15-0 Bob Lewis Tri-Six2002 2-A: Cummings 9-7 Steve Johnson North State 2-AA: Reidsville 15-1 Jimmy Teague North State2003 2-A: Southwest Onslow 16-0 Phil Padgett East Central 2-AA: Reidsville 15-1 Jimmy Teague North State 2004 2-A: Southwest Onslow 15-1 Phil Padgett East Central 2-AA: Charlotte Catholic 16-0 Jim Oddo Rocky River2005 2-A: Clinton 12-3 Steve Mallard East Central 2-AA: Shelby 13-3 Chris Norman Southwestern 2A/3A2006 2-A: Cummings 15-1 Steve Johnson Mid-State 1A/2A 2-AA: Shelby 16-0 Chris Norman Southwestern 2A/3A 2007 2-A: Lincolnton 12-4 Scott Cloninger Southern Piedmont 1A/2A 2-AA: Reidsville 16-0 Jimmy Teague North State2008 2-A: Newton-Conover 15-1 Nick Bazzle Catawba Valley 2A/3A 2-AA: Reidsville 16-0 Jimmy Teague North State2009 2-A: Tarboro 15-1 Jeff Craddock Eastern Plains 2-AA: Reidsville 16-0 Doug Robertson Mid-State2010 2-A: Tarboro 16-0 Jeff Craddock Eastern Plains 2-AA: Salisbury 13-3 Joe Pinyan Central Carolina 2011 2-A: Tarboro 13-2 Jeff Craddock Eastern Plains 2-AA: West Stokes 16-0 Jimmy Upchurch Northwest 1A/2A2012: 2-A: East Lincoln 15-0 Mike Byus Southern Piedmont 2-AA: South Iredell 14-2 Scott Miller Catawba Valley2013: 2-A: Shelby 12-4 Lance Ware South Mountain Athletic 2-AA: T.W. Andrews 14-1 Rodney McKoy PAC-62014: 2-A: Shelby 14-2 Lance Ware South Mountain Athletic 2-AA: East Lincoln 16-0 Mike Byus Southern District 72015: 2-A: Shelby 15-1 Lance Ware South Mountain Athletic 2-AA: Monroe 16-0 Johnny Sowell Rocky River2016: 2-A: Reidsville 16-0 Jimmy Teague Mid-State 2-AA: Shelby 16-0 Lance Ware South Mountain Athletic2017: 2-A: Wallace-Rose Hill 14-1 Kevin Motsinger East Central 2-AA: Hibriten 16-0 Clay Lewis Northwestern Foothills2018: 2-A: Reidsville 16-0 Jimmy Teague Mid-State 2A 2-AA: Shelby 13-3 Lance Ware Southwestern 2A2019: 2-A: Reidsville 15-1 Jimmy Teague Mid-State 2A 2-AA: Shelby 14-1 Mike Wilbanks Southwestern 2A

3A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COACH & CONF.3A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COACH & CONF.YEAR STATE CHAMPION RECORD HEAD COACH CONFERENCE1972 Sanford (co-champs) 11-2-1 Paul Gay Southeastern Waynesvile Tuscola (co-champs) 11-1-2 Joe Caldwell Parkway1973 Jamestown Ragsdale (co-champs) 13-0-1 Richard Kemp Mid-State West East Bladen (co-champs) 9-3-2 Bob Lewis Three Rivers1974 Jamestown Ragsdale 14-0 Richard Kemp Mid-State West1975 Canton Pisgah 13-1 Danny Shook Parkway1976 Canton Pisgah 14-0 Danny Shook Parkway1977 Western Guilford 12-2 Doug Henderson Mid-State West1978 Watauga 13-0-1 Bill Mauldin Northwestern1979 Belmont South Point 14-0 Jim Biggerstaff Southwestern1980 Burlington Walter Williams 14-0 Pete Stout Mid-State 1981 Burlington Walter Williams 14-0 Pete Stout Mid-State 1982 Brevard 14-0 Frank Robinson Big Mac1983 Eastern Randolph 13-1 Donnie Baxter Mid-State1984 Tarboro 13-1 Jim Brett Northeastern1985 Burlington Walter Williams 13-2 Sam Story Mid-State1986 Shelby 13-1-1 Jim Taylor Southwestern1987 Shelby 14-1 Jim Taylor Southwestern1988 Burlington Hugh Cummings 15-0 Dave Gutshall Mid-State1989 Kannapolis A.L.Brown 14-1 Bruce Hardin South Piedmont1990 Burlington Hugh Cummings 15-0 Dave Gutshall Mid-State1991 High Point T.W. Andrews 13-2 Herb Goins Piedmont Athletic1992 Burlington Hugh Cummings 13-2 Dave Gutshall Mid-State1993 West Brunswick 13-3 Jim Brett Waccamaw 2A/3A1994 Burns 13-2 Ron Greene Southwestern1995 Bertie 13-2 Roy Bond Big Eight1996 Hickory 16-0 David Elder Western Piedmont 1997 Kannapolis A.L. Brown 15-1 Bruce Hardin South Piedmont1998 Winston-Salem Carver 16-0 Keith Wilkes Piedmont Triad1999 Burlington Walter Williams 15-1 Sam Story Triad2000 Bertie 15-1 Roy Bond Big Eight2001 Parkland 15-1 DeAngelo Bell Piedmont Triad2002 3-A: Winston-Salem Carver 14-0-1 Keith Wilkes Piedmont Triad 3-AA: Gastonia Ashbrook 11-4 Joe Shepherd Big South2003 3-A: Belmont South Point 15-1 John Devine Big South 3-AA: Crest 12-3 Roy Kirby Northwest2004 3-A: Concord 15-1 E.Z, Smith South Piedmont 3-AA: Crest 14-1 Roy Kirby Northwest2005 3-A: Asheville 15-0 Danny Willkins Mountain Athletic 3-AA: Charlotte Catholic 16-0 Jim Oddo Queen City 3A/4A2006 3-A: Concord 13-3 E.Z. Smith South Piedmont 3-AA: Eastern Randolph 15-1 Burton Cates Mid-Piedmont2007 3-A: Western Alamance 16-0 Hal Capps Triad 3-AA: Greensboro James Dudley 13-3 Steven Davis Triad2008 3-A: West Rowan 15-1 Scott Young North PIedmont 3-AA: Greensboro James Dudley 16-0 Steven Davis Triad2009: 3-A: West Rowan 16-0 Scott Young North Piedmont 3-AA: South Point 14-2 John Devine Big South2010: 3-A: West Rowan 16-0 Scott Young North Piedmont 3-AA: Northern Guilford 14-2 Johnny Roscoe Mid-State2011: 3-A: Havelock 16-0 Jim Bob Bryant Coastal 3-AA: Northern Guilford 14-1 Johnny Roscoe Mid-State2012: 3-A: Havelock 15-1 Jim Bob Bryant Coastal 3-AA: Northern Guilford 15-0 Johnny Roscoe Mid-State2013: 3-A: Havelock 16-0 Jim Bob Bryant Coastal 3-AA: Southern Durham 14-2 Adrian Jones Big Eight2014: 3-A: Crest 16-0 Mark Barnes South Mountain Athletic 3-AA: Northern Guilford 15-1 Johnny Roscoe Mid-State2015: 3-A: Rocky Mount 14-2 Jason Battle Big East 3-AA: Crest 16-0 Will Clark South Mountain Athletic2016: 3-A: South Point 12-4 Mickey Lineberger Big South 3-AA: Weddington 13-3 Tim Carson Southern Carolina2017: 3-A: Charlotte Catholic 16-0 Mike Brodowicz Southern Carolina 3-AA: New Hanover 15-1 Earl Smith Mideastern 3A/4A2018: 3-A: Charlotte Catholic 15-1 Mike Brodowicz Southern Carolina 3-AA: Weddington 15-1 Andy Capone Southern Carolina2019: 3-A: Charlotte Catholic 12-3 Mike Brodowicz Southern Carolina 3-AA: Weddington 16-0 Andy Capone Southern Carolina

4A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COACH & CONF.4A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COACH & CONF.YEAR STATE CHAMPION RECORD HEAD COACH CONFERENCE1972 High Point T.W. Andrews 12-1 Bob Boswell Division 51973 Sanford Central 13-1 Paul Gay Division 31974 Gastonia Ashbrook 11-1-2 Jerry Carpenter Division 101975 Greenville Rose 12-2 Dave Bumgarner Division 11976 High Point T.W. Andrews 13-1 Herb Goins Division 71977 East Mecklenburg 13-1 Don Hipps Division 91978 Richmond County 12-2 Hal Stewart Division 41979 High Point Central 11-3 Ron Krall Division 81980 Greensboro Page 13-1 Marion Kirby Division 81981 South Mecklenburg 14-0 Jim Seacord Southwestern1982 Jacksonville 14-0 Ray Durham Mideastern1983 Greensboro Page 13-1 Marion Kirby Central Piedmont1984 Greensboro Page (co-champs) 13-0-1 Marion Kirby Central Piedmont Fayetteville 71st (co-champs) 12-1-1 Bobby Poss Mid-South1985 Greensboro Page 15-0 Marion Kirby Metro1986 Fayetteville 71st 14-1 Bobby Poss Mid-South1987 Garner 15-0 Hal Stewart Cap Nine1988 Richmond Senior 15-0 Daryl Barnes Southeastern 1989 Richmond Senior 15-0 Daryl Barnes Southeastern 1990 Richmond Senior 14-1 Daryl Barnes Southeastern 1991 Hope Mills South View 13-2 Bobby Poss Mid-South1992 East Forsyth 15-0 Joe Bill Ellender Metro1993 Northern Durham 15-0 Ken Browning PAC-Six1994 Crest 15-0 Mike Stewart Northwestern1995 West Charlotte 15-1 Tom Knotts Southwestern1996 Crest 14-0-1 Mike Stewart Northwestern1997 Richmond Senior 15-0 Daryl Barnes Southeastern1998 Richmond Senior 16-0 Daryl Barnes Southeastern1999 Asheville A.C. Reynolds 15-1 Bobby Poss Mountain Athletic2000 Charlotte Independence 15-1 Tom Knotts Southwestern2001 Charlotte Independence 16-0 Tom Knotts ME-CA Eight2002 4-A: Asheville A.C. Reynolds 14-1 Bobby Poss Northwestern 4-AA: Charlotte Independence 16-0 Tom Knotts ME-CA Eight2003 4-A: Greenville Rose 14-2 Greg Thomas Big East 4-AA: Charlotte Independence 16-0 Tom Knotts ME-CA Eight2004 4-A: Greenville Rose 14-2 Greg Thomas Big East 4-AA: Charlotte Independence 15-0 Bill Geiler ME-CA Eight2005 4-A: Greenville Rose 16-0 Greg Thomas Coastal 3A/4A 4-AA: Charlotte Independence 15-0 Tom Knotts Southwestern 2006 4-A: Greenville Rose 16-0 Greg Thomas Coastal 3A/4A 4-AA: Charlotte Independence 16-0 Tom Knotts Southwestern 2007 4-A: Wilmington John T. Hoggard 15-0 Scott Braswell Mideastern 3A/4A 4-AA: New Bern 14-2 Bobby Curlings Coastal 3A/4A2008 4-A: Fayetteville Seventy-First 14-2 Bob Paroli Mid-Southeastern 4-AA: Richmond 12-3-1 Paul Hoggard Mid-Southeastern2009 4-A: Asheville A.C. Reynolds 14-2 Shane Laws Mountain Athletic 4-AA: Matthews David Butler 15-0 Mike Newsome Southwestern2010 4-A: Durham Hillside 16-0 Antonio King PAC-Six 4-AA: Matthews David Butler 16-0 Mike Newsome Southwestern2011: 4-A: Scotland 15-0 Chip Williams Southeastern 4-AA: Greensboro Page 15-0 Kevin Gillespie Metro2012: 4-A: New Bern 15-0 Bobby Curlings Mideastern 4-AA: Matthews David Butler 15-0 Brian Hales Southwestern2013: 4-A: Greensboro Dudley 15-0 Steven Davis Metro 4-AA: Charlotte Mallard Creek 16-0 Michael Palmieri MeCKa2014: 4-A: New Bern 16-0 Bobby Curlings Eastern Carolina 4-AA: Charlotte Mallard Creek 15-1 Michael Palmieri MeCKa2015: 4-A: Charlotte Catholic 15-0 Mike Brodowicz SoMeck 8 4-AA: Charlotte Mallard Creek 14-2 Michael Palmieri MeCKa2016: 4-A: Greensboro Dudley 15-1 Steven Davis All-Metro 4-AA: Wake Forest 16-0 Reggie Lucas Cap 82017: 4-A: Harding University 14-1 Sam Greiner So. Meck 7 4-AA: Wake Forest 14-0 Reggie Lucas Northern Athletic2018: 4-A: East Forsyth 15-0 Todd Willert Central Piedmont 4-AA: Wake Forest 15-0 Reggie Lucas Northern Athletic2019: 4-A: East Forsyth 13-2 Todd Willert Central Piedmont 4-AA: Charlotte Zebulon B. Vance 13-2 Glenwood Ferebee I-Meck

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WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONS

The Western North Carolina High School Activities Association was founded on December 10, 1929. Charter members included Belmont, Concord, Kings Mountain, Lexington, Lincolnton, Monroe, Newton, Mooresville, Black Mountain, Cliffside, Hickory, Lenoir, Marion, Morganton, and Rutherfordton-Spindale. The WNCHSAA grew to 42 members in four conferences before it was dissolved in June of 1977 and its members joined the NCHSAA.Only three of the 42 members failed to win a Western title in some sport during the WNCHSAA’s existence and it had some outstanding football programs in it. W.C. Clary served for many years as executive director of the organization.

From 1930-1953, the WNCHSAA had two conferences, South Piedmont and Western. Round robin league sched-ules were not played; therefore, numerous times two teams would finish tied for the loop crown. Occasionally, a playoff was held for a particular conference, but an overall WNCHSAA title game was rarely played.

In 1947 Hickory officials inaugurated a bowl game to be played at Lenoir-Rhyne College featuring two of the top teams in the WNCHSAA; one from each conference. The game was played from 1947-1950. The teams were selected several weeks before the end of the regular season, making it difficult to pick the league champion.

1930 Hickory and Monroe no game1931 Hickory and Morganton no game1932 Hickory and Newton-Conover no game *These two teams met late in the regular season with Hickory winning 19-0. However, an official title game was not played.*1933 Lexington and Newton-Conover no game1934 Lexington and Cherryville no game1935 Concord 39, Newton-Conover 01936 Winston-Salem Children’s Home and Newton-Conover no game1937 Winston-Salem Children’s Home and Forest City no game1938 Winston-Salem Children’s Home, Lexington and Lenoir no game1939 Lexington and Morganton no game1940 Lexington, Statesville and Morganton no game1941 Barium Springs and Morganton no game1942 Thomasville Mills Home and Marion no game1943 Winston-Salem Children’s Home and Hickory no game1944 Albemarle 19, Shelby 01945 Winston-Salem Children’s Home and Newton-Conover no game1946 Albemarle and Morganton no game1947 Winston-Salem Children’s Home and Shelby no game1948 Statesville and Charlotte Tech no game1949 Winston-Salem Children’s Home Monroe, and Lenoir no game

1950 Asheboro and Lenoir no game1951 Lenoir 19, Wilkes Central 141952 Lenoir 25, W-S Children’s Home 191953 Albemarle 7, Belmont 61954 Lexington 19, Albemarle 141955 Four Conference Champions no game1956 Lexington and Kings Mountain no game1957 Albemarle 54, Marion 61958 Asheboro 33, Hickory 141959 Hickory 34, Albemarle 131960 Hickory 0, Kannapolis 0 (TIE)1961 Mooresville 13, Hickory 121962 Wilkes Central 14, Asheboro 71963 Asheboro 21, Shelby 61964 Thomasville 20, Hickory 131965 Asheboro 34, East Rutherford 71966 Hickory 41, Statesville 71967 Lexington 33, Lincolnton 121968 Shelby 32, Thomasville 121969 East Rowan 26, Shelby 211970 Shelby 13, Salisbury 71971 Salisbury 14, Belmont South Point 14 (TIE)1972 Shelby 26, Mooresville 211973 Salisbury 13, Boone Watauga 01974 Salisbury 14, Shelby 31975 North Davidson 21, Shelby 21 (TIE)1976 Shelby 25, Lexington 0

NCHSAC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSNCHSAC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSNORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

The North Carolina High School Athletic Conference served for many years as the athletic organization for historically black high schools. The NCHSAC conducted classified state championships in several sports, certified officials and adminis-tered its athletic program. Dr. Army Armstrong of Rocky Mount served as its commissioner for many years. Members of the old NCHSAC, which numbered over 100 at one point, joined the NCHSAA when the Confer-ence merged with the Association. The NCHSAC actually disbanded in 1969. We have diligently researched to uncover state champi-ons, scores of championships, and the like. Unfortunately, there was no master list of champions or game results, and much of what has been uncovered comes from research done by NCHSAA interns in newspaper microfilm or from former coaches and athletic directors. The result of that research in football is listed below. Our goal is to make this list as complete as possible. Any additions or corrections may be sent to Rick Strunk at the North Carolina High School Athletic Association, Box 3216, Chapel Hill, NC 27515.

OPEN / AAAYEAR CHAMPION SCORE RUNNER - UP SCORE 1928 Oxford Mary Potter 42 W-Salem Columbia Heights 01930 Henderson Institute Goldsboro Dillard`1931 Raleigh Washington 6 Gastonia Highland 01932 Raleigh Washington1933 Henderson Institute 14 Belmont Reid 61934 Henderson Institute 32 Gastonia Highland 131935 Wilmington Williston1936-39 not listed1940 Gastonia Price1941 High Point William Penn 14 Raleigh Washington 61942 Asheville Stephens-Lee 13 Durham Hillside 121943 Durham Hillside1944 Durham Hillside1945 Raleigh B.T. Washington 20 Gastonia Highland 0 1946 Gastonia Highland 7 Raleigh Washington 61947 Wilmington Williston 12 Lexington Dunbar 0 1949 Raleigh B. T. Washington 2 Gastonia Highland 01950 Raleigh B.T. Washington 14 Salisbury Price 0

PLAY WENT TO THREE CLASSIFICATIONS IN 19511951 Greensboro Dudley 13 Durham Hillside 61952 Kinston Adkin 7 Greensboro Dudley 01953 Winston-Salem Atkins 45 New Bern West Street 61954 West Charlotte 14 Kinston Adkins 61955 Wilmington Williston 13 Winston-Salem Carver 71956 New Bern Barber 13 High Point William Penn 121957 Asheville Stephens-Lee 25 Rocky Mount B.T. Washington 61958 Rocky Mount B.T. Washington 34 Winston-Salem Carver 61959 Winston-Salem Atkins 50 Durham Hillside 01960 High Point William Penn 12 Durham Hillside 81961 Rocky Mount B.T. Washington 18 Winston-Salem Carver 0

PLAY WENT TO FOUR CLASSIFICATIONS IN 19621962 Winston-Salem Carver 34 Fayetteville E. E. Smith 21963 Charlotte Second Ward 28 Raleigh Ligon 141964 Wilson Darden 14 Winston-Salem Carver 12 1965 Elizabeth City P. W. Moore 36 Winston-Salem Carver 01966 Greensboro Dudley 6 New Bern Barber 6 (tie,co-champs) 1967 Fayetteville E. E. Smith 6 Winston-Salem Paisley 01968 Fayetteville E. E. Smith 12 Elizabeth City P.W. Moore 121969 Tarboro Patillo 14 Kinston Adkin 0

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AAA DIVISIONYEAR CHAMPION SCORE RUNNER - UP SCORE 1963 Winston-Salem Anderson 30 Chapel Hill Lincoln 151964 Durham Merrick-Moore 37 Winston-Salem Anderson 141965 Durham Merrick-Moore 8 Lexington Dunbar 01966 Williamston E.J. Hayes 60 Winston-Salem Anderson 121967 Winston-Salem Anderson 20 Durham Merrick-Moore 191968 Williamston E.J. Hayes 33 Edenton Walker 0

AA DIVISIONYEAR CHAMPION SCORE RUNNER - UP SCORE 1950 Hickory Ridgeview1951 Nash County Training School 7 Hickory Ridgeview 61952 Salisbury Price 13 Tarboro Patillo 71953 Tarboro Patillo 42 Belmont 01954 Nash County Training School 19 Burlington Jordan Sellars 121956 Lexington Dunbar 6 Chapel Hill Lincoln 61957 Chapel Hill Lincoln 7 Lexington Dunbar 61958 Lexington Dunbar 32 Chapel Hill Lincoln 61959 Lexington Dunbar 20 Clinton 61960 Chapel Hill Lincoln 38 Hickory Ridgeview 81961 Chapel Hill Lincoln 22 Hickory Ridgeview 01962 Hickory Ridgeview 19 Edenton Walker 81963 Lexington Dunbar 24 Ahoskie R.L. Vann 61964 Hickory Ridgeview 16 Hamlet Monroe Avenue 01965 Perquimans County Union 34 Kannapolis Carver 01966 Trenton Jones 8 Kannapolis Carver 619671968 Wake Forest DuBois 6 Sampson (tie, co champions) 6

NCHSAA EASTERN REGIONAL FINALS RESULTSNCHSAA EASTERN REGIONAL FINALS RESULTSYEAR CLASS 1A CLASS 2A CLASS 3A CLASS 4A1972 Saratoga 28, Camden 8 Williamston 17, Tabor City 13 Sanford 14, Northern Nash 12 Reid Ross 28, High Point Central 271973 Rosewood 28, John Wilkinson 14 Tabor City 14, Gates County 12 East Bladen 6, Ahoskie 0 Sanford 28, Wilmington Hoggard 91974 Manteo 7, North Duplin 6 Robersonville 23, White Oak 20 Ahoskie 14, Clinton 7 Sanford 14, Richmond 61975 North Duplin 7, Manteo 6 Roanoke 13, South Granville 10 Havelock 22, Southern Alamance 21 G’ville Rose 31, Richmond County 141976 Princeton 8, Angier 6 Erwin 28, Red Springs 6 Clinton 41, Farmville Central 40(OT) Richmond 20, Wilson Fike 101977 Rock Ridge 23, North Duplin 12 Clayton 16, Tabor City 6 Western Guilford 20,Clinton 7 Rocky Mount 25, Pine Forest 221978 Midway 20, Maxton 12 Tabor City 40, Hobbton 0 Burlington Williams15,Farmville Cent14 Richmond 9, Scotland 71979 Princeton 30, Manteo 14 Clayton 42, Gaston 14 Ahoskie 20, Southern Guilford 7 G’ville Rose 36, Rocky Mount 71980 Rosewood 16, Rowland 14 Currituck 14, Southwest Onslow 13 Burlington Williams 21,Edenton Holmes 6 Jacksonville 24, Goldsboro 131981 John Wilkinson 26, Princeton 8 Whiteville 26, Fuquay-Varina 8 Burlington Williams 39, Ayden-Grifton 6 Terry Sanford 27, Rocky Mount 71982 Bath 6, Creswell 0 Whiteville 32, North Duplin 7 Bertie 14, Clinton 7 Jacksonville 14, Pine Forest 101983 Creswell 22, Bladenboro 14 East Carteret 14, Fuquay-Varina 7(OT) E’n Randolph 34,SW Edgecombe 21 Douglas Byrd 35, Hunt 141984 Jamesville 28, Rosewood 14 Whiteville 28, Wallace-Rose Hill 7 Tarboro 14, Oxford Webb 6 Seventy-First 46,Scotland 221985 North Edgecombe 12, Clarkton 8 Fuquay-Varina 12,White Oak 7 Burlington Williams 31, West Craven 0 Terry Sanford 14,Smithfield-Selma 7(OT)1986 Tabor City 28, Perquimans 9 Ahoskie 33, Whiteville 31 Havelock 31, Burlington Cummings 14 Seventy-First 15, Northern Nash 131987 Columbia 40, Richlands 0 Whiteville 28, Ayden-Grifton 0 Burlington Williams 21, Tarboro 15 Garner 20, Northern Durham 171988 Midway 20, North Edgecombe 14 Hertford 35, Jordan-Matthews 0 Burlington Cummings 21, Havelock 19 Richmond 35, Seventy-First 71989 Currituck 44, Southwest Onslow 14 Clayton 13, Farmville Central 8 Burlington Cummings 28, Bertie 7 Richmond 24, Seventy-First 71990 Roanoke 24, Tabor City 14 Clinton 39, James Kenan 7 B’ton Cummings 40, Southern Nash 13 Richmond 28, E.E. Smith 71991 Rosewood 15, Gates County 6 West Brunswick 27, East Bladen 7 T.W.Andrews 43, Southern Nash 28 South View 37, New Hanover 361992 Lakewood 13, Gates County 12 West Brunswick 39, St.Pauls 14 B’ton Cummings 20, T.W. Andrews 14 Northern Durham 38, South View141993 Hobbton 49, North Edgecombe 28 Burlington Cummings 45, Clinton 6 West Brunswick 21, Tarboro 13 Northern Durham 41, Garner 181994 North Edgecombe 24, Pamlico 12 Wallace-Rose Hill 30,West’n Guilford 14 Eastern Randolph 34, D. H. Conley 7 Jacksonville 23, Seventy-First 191995 Williamston 37, Midway 20 Clinton 21, Western Guilford 19 Bertie 18, Eastern Randolph 0 Douglas Byrd 33, New Bern 01996 N. Edgecombe 14, Midway 13(OT) Clinton 56, South Columbus 19 Ragsdale 21, West Craven 20 Douglas Byrd 26, E.E. Smith 141997 N. Edgecombe 14, S Robeson 7 Clinton 33, East Duplin 0 NE Guilford 21, G’boro Dudley 20(OT) Douglas Byrd 46, G’ville Rose 391998 N. Edgecombe 12, S.Robeson 0 Tarboro 49, Reidsville 18 Carver 21, Burlington Williams 10 Garner 17, Douglas Byrd 31999 Williamston 31, Pamlico 0 SW Onslow 34, Western Alamance 13 Burlington Williams 28, Carver 21 Douglas Byrd 20, Pine Forest 17(OT)2000 Northside 50, Midway 20 SW Onslow 37, Western Alamance 36 (OT) Bertie 30, Carver 26 South View 28, Douglas Byrd 142001 1A: Williamston 14, N.Edgecombe 12 Clinton 45, East Duplin 7 W-Salem Parkland 28, Wilson Hunt 20 Laney 7, Richmond 3 1AA:Wallace-Rose Hill 42, Gates 24 2002 1A: Southside14, N.Edgecombe 12 2A:Clinton 13, South Columbus 0 3A:Fike 18, Goldsboro 14 4A: N.Nash 28,E.E. Smith 7 1AA:Williamston 37,Farmville 19 2AA:Reidsville 26, T.W. Andrews 15 3AA: Dudley 36, Clayton 21 4AA:New Bern 33, East Wake 142003 1A:N.Edgecombe 12,N.Duplin 0 2A:SW Onslow 23,E.Bladen 17 3A:NE Guilford 35,W. Craven 27 4A:Rose 32,N.Durham 7 1AA:Farmville 22, Ayden-Grifton 0 2AA:Reidsville 51,W.Alamance 33 3AA:E.Randolph 19,S.Durham 6 4AA:New Bern 24,SE Raleigh 212004 1A:Southside 32,Northside 0 2A:SW Onslow 34,E.Carteret 6 3A:Hunt 29, Hertford 14 4A:Rose 28,E.E.Smith 27 1AA:Wallace-R. Hill 43, Pamlico 13 2AA:W.Alamance 16,Reidsville 14 3AA:Dudley 21, S.Durham 7 4AA:South View 22,Green Hope 132005 1A:N’Hamp’n-W 20, Southside 14 2A: Clinton 20, Northside 14 3A:W.Alamance 30,Rocky Mt 10 4A:Rose 56, Lee 0 1AA:Wallace-R Hill 40, N.Johnston 19 2AA: Reidsvillle 34, Bunn 3 3AA: Burl. Williams 33, E.Randolph 14 4AA: New Bern 28, Wakefield 72006 1A:Manteo 31, N-Hampton-West 20 2A: Clinton 25, Northside (Jax) 0 3A: W.Alamance 14, E. Alamance 12 4A: Rose 31, Hoggard 29 1AA: James Kenan 17, E.Bladen 14 2AA: S. Vance 32, Forest Hills 26 3AA: E.Randolph 34, Burl. Williams 20 4AA:Riverside 15, Garner 132007 1A: Plymouth 48, Roanoke 6 2A:S.Columbus 8, Northside (Jax) 3 3A: W.Alamance 50, Rocky Mount 36 4A: Hoggard 21, Southern Durham 6 1AA:James Kenan 28, Pender 0 2AA: Reidsville 49, Southern Vance 19 3AA:Dudley 14, Oxford Webb 6 4AA: New Bern 20, Leesville Road 162008 1A: Williamston 42, Jones 41 2A: Tarboro 28, Northside (Jax) 14 3A: West Craven 22, Rocky Mount 19 4A: Douglas Byrd 9, Hillside 7 1AA: E.Bladen 35, Ayden-Grifton 13 2AA: Reidsville 53, Forest Hills 14 3AA: Dudley 52, Northeast Guilford 7 4AA: Jack Britt 27, Wake Forest-Rol. 162009 1A:Wallace-RH 46, N. Edgecombe 14 2A: Tarboro 28, East Bladen 22 3A: E. Alamance 24, Havelock 6 4A: Harnett Cen. 17, New Hanover 7 1AA: SW Onslow 42, Goldsboro 6 2AA: Reidsville 26, Kinston 0 3AA: S. Johnston 33, So. Nash 32 (3OT) 4AA: Jack Britt 39, Wake Forest-Rol. 72010 1A:Wallace-RH 38, Plymouth 0 2A:Tarboro 33, East Bladen 7 3A: E. Alamance 42, Havelock 25 4A:Hillside 12, New Bern 7 1AA:Pender 28, SW Onslow 17 2AA:N’eastern 21, Cedar Ridge 7 3AA:N.Guilford 28, Hunt 20 4AA:WF-Rolesville 28, Panther Ck 72011 1A: Jones 14, Manteo 12 2A:Tarboro 13, South Columbius 10 3A: Havelock 64, Cleveland 7 4A: Scotland 61, New Bern 28 1AA:Ayden-Grifton 14, Wallace-RH 12 2AA:Kinston 20, Reidsville 16 3AA: Northern Guilford 29, Hunt 13 4AA:Garner 34, Jack Britt 272012 1A:Plymouth 42, Princeton 20 2A:Tarboro 46, S.Columbus 0 3A:Havelock 42, Orange 7 4A:New Bern 23, Scotland 6 1AA:SW Onslow 35, James Kenan 12 2AA:Carrboro 21, Northside (Jax) 14 3AA:Northern Guilford 44, Hunt 0 4AA:Jack Britt 14, Garner 82013 1A:Plymouth 50, Lejeune 13 2A: SW Onslow 19, Northeastern 9 3A: Havelock 44, Eastern Wayne 20 4A: Scotland 53, J.H.Rose 40 1AA: James Kenan 28, Wallace-RH 14 2AA: T.W.Andrew 42, Washington 15 3AA: Southern Durham 38, Hunt 10 4AA: Wake Forest 24, Middle Creek 232014 1A:Plymouth 28, Lakewood 0 2A: Clinton 45, SW Onslow 21 3A: Havelock 35, Eastern Wayne 12 4A: New Bern 49, Hoggard 14 1AA: Wallace-RH 34, James Kenan 31 2AA: Washington 41,Northeastern 17 3AA:Northern Guilford 34, Chapel Hill 15 4AA: Wake Forest 27, Garner 132015 1A: Plymouth 17, Southside 12 2A: Kinston 22, SW Edgecombe 21 3A: Rocky Mount 42, Eastern Alamance 21 4A: J.H. Rose 28, New Hanover 14 1AA: Wallace-RH 29, James Kenan 13 2AA: Bunn 30, Clinton 29 3AA: So. Durham 19, No. Guilford 15 4AA: Gboro. Page 49, Middle Creek 232016 1A: Plymouth 7, Southside 2 2A: J.A. Holmes 50, South Columbus 14 3A: Rocky Mount 34, Havelock 33 4A: Cape Fear 27, Scotland 7 1AA: Wallace-RH 35, Tarboro 17 2AA: Northside-Jax 14, East Duplin 7 3AA: Eastern Guilford 26, Jacksonville 21 4AA: Wake Forest 20, Middle Creek 172017 1A: North Duplin 12, Plymouth 6 2A: Wallace-R Hill 49, Southwest Onslow 7 3A: Havelock 41, Western Alamance 14 4A: Scotland 47, Hoggard 46 1AA: Tarboro 50, J.A. Holmes 7 2AA: East Duplin 38, North Davidson 28 3AA: New Hanover 32, Eastern Guilford 29 4AA: Wake Forest 51, Garner 212018: 1A: Pamlico 16, Rosewood 12 2A: Northeastern 47, Southwest Onslow 36 3A: Jacksonville 41, Havelock 34 4A: Scotland 28, Seventy-First 0 1AA: Tarboro 48, J.A. Holmes 7 2AA: North Davidson 24, Ledford 7 3AA: Southeast Guilford 37, Cleveland 33 4AA: Wake Forest 49, Pinecrest 72019 1A: N-hampton 20, N. Edgecome 12 2A: Northeastern 23, Clinton 8 3A: Southern Nash 32, Eastern Alamance 29 4A: Cardinal Gibbons 22, Scotland 15 1AA: Tarboro 35, J.A. Holmes 6 2AA: Salisbury 14, Randleman 7 3AA: Lee County 34, New Hanover 9 4AA: Leesville Road 21, Wake Forest 102020

NCHSAA WESTERN REGIONAL FINALS RESULTSNCHSAA WESTERN REGIONAL FINALS RESULTSYEAR CLASS 1A CLASS 2A CLASS 3A CLASS 4A1972 North Duplin 15, Red Springs 0 Sylva-Webster 28, Parkwood 0 Tuscola 19, Ragsdale 14 T.W.Andrews 20, Ashbrook 71973 Robbinsville 38, Maxton 12 Sylva-Webster 78, South Stanly 7 Ragsdale 28, Tuscola 20 Greensboro Smith 12, S.Mecklenburg 01974 Robbinsville 38, Maxton 22 Murphy 21, South Stanly 14 Ragsdale 10, Canton Pisgah 7 Ashbrook 28, Northern Durham 211975 Maxton 36, Robbinsville 14 West Montgomery 33, Sun Valley 7 Canton Pisgah 37, Newton-Conover 21 East Mecklenburg 14, East Forsyth 71976 Robbinsville 42, Maxton 8 Franklin 13, Ledford 0 Canton Pisgah 40, NW Cabarrus 8 T.W.Andrews 41, Greensboro Page 111977 Robbinsville 60, Maxton 6 Charlotte Catholic 28, Maiden 12 South Caldwell 16, Brevard 6 East Mecklenburg 14, Asheville 71978 Cherokee 21, North Duplin 8 Maiden 7, Charlotte Catholic 6 Watauga 10, Brevard 7 West Charlotte 14, R.J.Reynolds 01979 Robbinsville 20, North Duplin 15 Swain County 23, Central Davidson 0 South Point 28, Hibriten 20 High Point Central 35, East Burke 01980 Robbinsville 22, Maxton 15 Sylva-Webster 33, SW Guilford 14 Lexington 14, Crest 6 Greensboro Page 24,Vance 211981 Robbinsville 18, Cherokee 6 Randleman 7, Swain County 6 Clyde Erwin 21, Mount Airy 14 South Mecklenburg 22, T.W. Andrews 31982 Robbinsville 41, Edneyville 20 Randleman 38, Swain County 20 Brevard 14, Mount Airy 8 Greensboro Page 24, Parkland 141983 Robbinsville 34,Rosman (4 OT) Randleman 29, Sylva-Webster 25 Thomasville 15, A.C.Reynolds 12 Greensboro Page 7, North Forsyth 31984 Rosman 10, Cullowhee 7 Forest Hills 20, Swain County 6 Kannapolis Brown 35, W.Henderson 17 Greensboro Page 21, Garinger 71985 Swain County 47,St.Pauls 22 Lexington 42, Charlotte Catholic 16 Forest Hills 23, Brevard 15 Greensboro Page 14, Ashbrook 91986 Murphy 46, Clarkton 6 Lexington 27, Newton-Conover 21 Shelby 24, Forest Hills 6 West Charlotte 24, Harding 211987 Murphy 45, East Montgomery 6 Thomasville 28, Mount Airy 0 Shelby 16, West Caldwell 13 Harding 16, Greensboro Grimsley 71988 Swain Co. 43, East Montgomery 12 Thomasville 28, Newton-Conover 24 Shelby 24, Statesville 0 West Charlotte 42, G’boro Grimsley 211989 Swain County 57, St.Pauls 23 Monroe 24, Starmount 21 (OT) Kannapolis Brown 21, Shelby 14 A.C.Reynolds 25, West Forsyth 61990 Swain Co.35, East Montgomery 28 Thomasville 7, Clinton 3 Statesville 21, Concord 0 West Forsyth 10, Greensboro Page 61991 Murphy 54, East Montgomery 14 Thomasville 14, Charles D.Owen 0 Kannapolis Brown 21, Concord 7 West Charlotte 37, East Forsyth 121992 Robbinsville 35, Rosman 3 Maiden 21, Thomasville 0 North Rowan 24, East Rutherford 7 East Forsyth 22, North Mecklenburg 01993 Swain County 27, South Robeson 6 Lincolnton 42, Maiden 18 T.W.Andrews 41, Shelby 31 W. Charlotte 24, South Mecklenburg 231994 Murphy 27, Bladenboro 16 Lincolnton 45, Thomasville 32 Burns 35, Forest Hills 28 (OT) Crest 13, Mount Tabor 71995 Swain Co. 35, Jordan-Matthews 7 Thomasville 10, Mooresville 0 High Point Central 16, Shelby 14 West Charlotte 30, Crest 01996 Murphy 19, Mount Airy 0 Bandys 13, Starmount 7 Hickory 35, Statesville 0 Crest 34, Greensboro Page 211997 Rosman 19, Starmount 14 Shelby 17, Bandys 7 Kannapolis Brown 40, Kings Mountain 27 Richmond Sr 16, Crest 121998 Starmount 17, Maiden 14(OT) Shelby 28, High Point Central 14 Kings Mountain 20, Concord 7 Richmond Sr 35, Mount Tabor 261999 Graham 37, Robbinsville 30 High Pt Central 21, E. Randolph 12 Asheville 17, Concord 8 A.C. Reynolds 13, Richmond Sr 102000 Graham 24, Burl. Cummings 20 Newton-Conover 20, E Randolph 14 Ragsdale 48, Mooresville 7 Independence 30, Anson County 282001 1A:Swain County 16, Cherokee 7 Cummings 19, Lincolnton 17 Crest 19, Ragsdale 17 Independence 42, E.Mecklenburg 14 1AA: Albemarle 54, East Surry 19 2002 1A:Elkin 19,Hayesville 13 2A:Cummings 47,S.Robeson 8 3A:Carver 27, South Point 6 4A:A.C.Reynolds 28, E.E. Waddell 6 1AA:Albemarle 25,Maiden 22 2AA:Bandys 31, Pisgah 21 3AA:Ashbrook 22,Asheville 19(OT) 4AA:Independence 29,Butler 02003 1A:Elkin 24, Swain 22 2A:Cummings 47, Shelby 16 3A: South Point 57, Asheville 10 4A:Mt.Tabor 28,W. Charlotte 3 1AA:Albemarle 17,Hendersonville 12 2AA:Bandys 30,Hibriten 17 3AA:Crest 14,High Pt Central 6 4AA:Independence 20, Richmond 182004 1A:Swain 20, Elkin 6 2A:Shelby 35, Cummings 27 3A: Concord 21, Asheville 20 4A: Jack Britt 19, Davie 11 1AA:Thomasville 23, Maiden 6 2AA:Char.Catholic 14, Bandys 9 3AA:Crest 26,T.C.Roberson 9 4AA:Independence 47,Richmond 192005 1A: Elkin 37, Cherokee 7 2A:Lincolnton 29, Brevard 26 3A: Asheville 20,High Pt Andrews 12 4A:Grimsley 1, Crest 0 (forfeit) 1AA: Thomasville 41, Murphy 0 2AA: Shelby 21, Forest Hills 7 3AA:Char.Catholic 28, A.L. Brown 3 4AA: Independence 48, Myers Park 142006 1A: Elkin 21, North Duplin 6 2A: Cummings 39, Reidsville 21 3A: Concord 24, Carver 13 4A: W. Charlotte 21, Watauga 0 1AA: Thomasville 35, Mount Airy 7 2AA: Shelby 28, Pisgah 20 3AA: Charlotte Catholic 25, NW Cabarrus 14 4AA: Independence 49, Butler 232007 1A: North Duplin 33, Lakewood 0 2A:Lincolnton 21, E. Lincoln 13 3A: N.Gaston 35, Asheville 34 4A: Mt.Tabor 36, Watauga 14 1AA: W.Montgomery 12, Albemarle 7 2AA: Shelby 17, Mt. Pleasant 0 3AA: Charlotte Catholic 24, T.C.Roberson 7 4AA:Independence 10, W.Charlotte 82008 1A: Mount Airy 52, Elkin 7 2A: Newton-Conover 52, Starmount 6 3A: West Rowan 35, South Point 7 4A: Seventy-First 27, S.Mecklenburg 6 1AA: Thomasville 28, Hendersonville 21 2AA: East Lincoln 21, East Henderson 7 3AA: A.L. Brown 30, Kings Mountain 14 4AA: Richmond 30, Independence 222009 1A: Mount Airy 27, Robbinsville 26 2A: Mountain Heritage 44, Lexington 13 3A: West Rowan 38, Tuscola 29 4A: A.C. Reynolds 9, G-boro Dudley 8 1AA: Albemarle 31, W.Montgomery 0 2AA: Newton-Conover 17, Salisbury 10(OT) 3AA: South Point 35, Anson 12 4AA: Butler 38, Independence 142010 1A: Murphy 42, Hobbton 0 2A:Carver 41, Lincolnton 27 3A: W. Rowan 20, Hibriten 14 4A: Davie 21, Porter Ridge 14 1AA: Albemarle 22, Mitchell 7 2AA:Salisbury 21, Shelby 14 3AA: Crest 31, Charlotte Catholic 10 4AA:David Butler 44, Vance 242011 1A: Murphy 42, Asheboro 41 (2OT) 2A:Lincolnton 26, Thomasville 0 3A:West Rowan 33, Burns 7 4A:Porter Ridge 34, Mooresville 28 1AA: Swain 37, West Montgomery 35 2AA: West Stokes 32, Shelby 29 3AA:Crest 35, Charlotte Catholic 28 4AA:Page 41, Mallard Creek 272012 1A:Murphy 27, Albemarle 24 2A:E. Lincoln 31, Madison 14 3A: Freedom 27, Concord 20 4A: Porter Ridge 34, N.Davidson 27 1AA: Swain 28, Monroe 21 2AA:S. Iredell 35, Salisbury 28 3AA:Charlotte Catholic 55, Statesville 19 4AA:Butler 27, Mallard Creek 102013 1A: Murphy 53, Albemarle 21 2A: Shelby 49, Reidsville 3 3A:Concord 35, Forestview 14 4A: Dudley 20, Charlotte Catholic 15 1AA: West Montgomery 44, Swain 38 2AA: Monroe 48, Parkwood 20 3AA: Crest 23, Northern Guilford 17(OT) 4-AA: Mallard Creek 56, Butler 142014 1A: Robbinsville 31, Alleghany 7 2A: Shelby 31, Mount Pleasant 17 3A: Crest 13, South Point 7 4A: Charlotte Catholic 35, Vance 34 1AA: Starmount 42, Swain 14 2AA: East Lincoln 31, Franklin 21 3AA: Weddington 24, Cuthbertson 21 4AA: Mallard Creek 48, Lake Norman 412015 1A: Robbinsville 30, C.S. Davidson 27 2A: Shelby 37, Lincolnton 21 3A: South Point 29, Kings Mountain 7 4-A: Charlotte Catholic 17, Dudley 8 1AA: Mitchell 27, Walkertown 23 2AA: Monroe 46, East Lincoln 6 3AA: Crest 44, Concord 6 4AA: Mallard Creek 41, East Forsyth 382016 1A: Murphy 38, Mitchell 13 2A: Reidsville 28, Lincolnton 7 3A: South Point 26, Hibriten 0 4A: Dudley 21, Charlotte Catholic 10 1AA: W. Montgomery 31, Mt. Airy 21 2AA: Shelby 28, Monroe 7 3AA: Weddington 24, Hickory Ridge 7 4-AA: Page 49, Charlotte Vance 142017 1A: Cherokee 42, Mitchell 28 2A: Reidsville 27, Mountain Heritage 20 3A: Charlotte Catholic 33, J.M. Robinson 15 4A: Harding 20, Charlotte Vance 14 1AA: Mt. Airy 49, Murphy 35 2AA: Hibriten 19, Shelby 7 3AA: A.C. Reynolds 28, Sun Valley 25 4AA: Mallard Creek 20, Hough 102018 1A: Murphy 28, Robbinsville 6 2A: Reidsville 24, Brevard 21 3A: Charlotte Catholic 30, Kings Mountain 7 4A:East Forsyth 32, Porter Ridge 14 1AA:East Surry 44, Starmount 27 2AA: Shelby 28, Hibriten 21 3AA: Weddington 45, Mount Tabor 12 4AA: Charlotte Vance 21, Myers Park 132019 1A: Robbinsville 28, Th. Jefferson 14 2A: Reidsville 63, West Stokes 13 3A:Char. Catholic 56, Kings Mtn. 49 (7 OT) 4A: East Forsyth 21, Grimsley 20 1AA: East Surry 35, Mitchell 28 2AA: Shelby 42, Burns 14 3AA: Weddington 49, Watauga 14 4AA: Charlotte Z.B. Vance 38, Richmond 7

FOOTBALL STATE PLAYOFF RECORDS (SINCE 1972)FOOTBALL STATE PLAYOFF RECORDS (SINCE 1972)TEAM APP W L T % LAST TEAM APP W L T % LAST TEAM APP W L T % LASTAcme-Delco 3 0 3 0 .000 1990Ahoskie 6 14 6 0 .700 1987Albemarle 24 49 19 0 .721 2019Alexander Central 19 4 19 0 .174 2019Alleghany 27 8 27 0 .229 2019Glen Alpine 1 1 1 0 .500 1972Andrews 16 8 16 0 .333 2019Andrews, T.W. 41 54 37 0 .593 2017Angier 1 1 1 0 .500 1976Anson County 20 20 20 0 .500 2017Apex 13 5 13 0 .278 2014Apex Friendship 1 1 1 0 .500 2019Ardrey Kell 9 6 9 0 .400 2019Ashbrook 33 25 32 1 .431 2017Ashe County 17 3 17 0 .150 2019Asheboro 20 8 20 0 .286 2015Asheville 30 43 28 0 .606 2018Ashley 5 1 5 0 .167 2007Athens Drive 9 2 9 0 .182 2017Atkins 2 0 2 0 .000 2013Aurora 2 0 1 1 .000 1974Avery County 27 12 27 0 .308 2019Aycock, C.B. 13 5 13 0 .278 2019Ayden-Grifton 32 38 32 0 .543 2019Bandys 23 33 23 0 .589 2019Bartlett-Yancey 3 0 3 0 .000 2019Bath 8 4 8 0 .333 1988Bear Grass Charter 1 0 1 0 .000 2018Beaver Creek 8 0 8 0 .000 1995Beddingfield 23 15 23 0 .395 2019Belhaven 2 1 2 0 .333 1976Berry Academy 6 2 6 0 .250 2012Bertie 24 24 22 0 .522 2018Bessemer City 18 11 18 0 .379 2019Bishop McGuinness 10 1 10 0 .091 2018Bladenboro 11 10 11 0 .476 1996Boone Trail 2 0 2 0 .000 1975Brevard 30 26 28 0 .481 2019Britt, Jack 17 29 17 0 .630 2019Broughton 16 5 16 0 .238 2018Brown, A.L. 37 55 35 0 .611 2019Bunker Hill 17 5 17 0 .227 2019Bunn 28 30 28 0 .517 2018Burns 22 30 21 0 .588 2019Butler, David 21 38 18 0 .679 2019Byrd, Douglas 26 46 26 0 .639 2013Camden County 26 18 26 0 .409 2016Cape Fear 15 11 15 0 .423 2019Cape Hatteras 7 0 7 0 .000 2012Cardinal Gibbons 12 14 12 0 .538 2019Carrboro 4 6 4 0 .600 2018Carson, Jesse 5 1 5 0 .167 2016Carver 22 38 20 0 .655 2016Cary 21 9 21 0 .300 2012Cedar Ridge 4 6 4 0 .600 2010Central Academy 3 1 3 0 .250 2012Central Cabarrus 13 5 13 0 .278 2019Central Davidson 14 5 14 0 .263 2012Chapel Hill 19 7 19 0 .269 2015Charlotte Catholic 36 78 27 0 .743 2019Chase 12 7 11 0 .389 2019Chatham Central 10 2 10 0 .167 2016Cherokee 29 26 28 0 .481 2019Cherryville 15 3 15 0 .167 2018Chocowinity 9 1 9 0 .100 1998Clarkton 8 8 8 0 .500 1991Clayton 32 32 31 0 .508 2019Cleveland 8 15 8 0 .652 2019Clinton 40 79 35 0 .693 2019Columbia 20 10 20 0 .333 2017C. S. of Davidson 5 2 5 0 .286 2019Concord 30 51 28 0 .646 2017Conley, D.H. 20 10 20 0 .333 2019Corinth Holders 4 1 4 0 .200 2015Cox Mill 6 1 6 0 .143 2019Cramer, Stuart 3 1 3 0 .250 2018Crest 33 70 27 0 .722 2019Creswell 18 10 18 0 .357 2014Croatan 10 2 10 0 .167 2019

Cullowhee 1 1 1 0 .500 1984Cummings 33 67 28 0 .705 2018Currituck 23 16 23 0 .410 2019Cuthbertson 6 6 6 0 .500 2019Davie County 21 23 21 0 .523 2019Denton 2 0 2 0 .000 2012Dixon 11 0 11 0 .000 2012Draughn 3 1 3 0 .250 2019Dudley 24 46 20 1 .687 2019Dunn 3 0 3 0 .000 1982Durham 3 1 3 0 .250 1994East Bladen 33 46 32 1 .582 2019East Burke 18 10 18 0 .357 2015East Carteret 17 15 17 0 .469 2019East Chapel Hill 4 0 4 0 .000 2012East Columbus 11 4 11 0 .267 2018East Davidson 8 0 8 0 .000 2016East Duplin 26 34 26 0 .567 2019East Forsyth 29 33 28 0 .541 2019East Gaston 12 5 12 0 .294 2015East Henderson 16 12 16 0 .429 2018East Lincoln 24 32 22 0 .593 2019East Mecklenburg 22 13 21 1 .371 2017East Montgomery 29 23 29 0 .442 2017East Rowan 11 6 11 0 .353 2018East Rutherford 22 16 22 0 .421 2018East Surry 33 25 32 0 .439 2019East Wake 22 10 22 0 .313 2015East Wilkes 32 10 32 0 .238 2019Eastern Alamance 24 37 24 0 .607 2019Eastern Guilford 14 7 13 0 .350 2019Eastern Randolph 29 45 27 0 .625 2019Eastern Wayne 14 4 14 0 .222 2018Edneyville 4 1 4 0 .200 1992Elkin 30 39 26 0 .600 2019Enka 8 2 8 0 .200 2012Enloe 12 0 12 0 .000 2018Erwin, Clyde 21 17 21 0 .447 2019Fairmont 20 13 19 0 .406 2019Farmville Central 29 33 29 0 .532 2017Fike 22 14 22 0 .389 2019First Flight 9 2 9 0 .182 2018Foard, Fred T. 13 3 12 0 .200 2018Forbush 15 3 15 0 .167 2019Forest Hills 36 43 35 0 .551 2017Forestview 17 4 17 0 .190 2019Franklin 23 25 23 0 .521 2018Franklinton 19 5 19 0 .208 2018Freedom 27 13 27 0 .325 2019Fuquay-Varina 35 29 34 0 .460 2018Garinger 6 4 6 0 .400 2010Garner 37 38 36 0 .514 2019Gaston 5 3 5 0 .375 1980Gates County 33 17 33 1 .333 2019Glenn 17 13 17 0 .433 2019Goldsboro 25 20 25 0 .444 2019Graham 15 13 15 0 .464 2017Graham, John 2 0 2 0 .000 1973Granville Central 7 2 7 0 .222 2019Grays Creek 13 7 13 0 .350 2019Green Hope 9 7 9 0 .438 2019Greene Central 26 10 26 0 .278 2018Grimsley 18 20 18 0 .526 2019Hallsboro 4 1 4 0 .200 1983Harding 14 17 13 0 .567 2017Harnett Central 15 7 15 0 .318 2013Harris 1 0 1 0 .000 1972Havelock 32 51 29 0 .638 2019Hayesville 27 15 27 0 .357 2019Hendersonville 37 38 37 0 .507 2019Heritage 8 5 8 0 .385 2019Hertford County 26 24 26 0 .480 2019Hibriten 22 33 21 0 .611 2019Hickory 26 15 25 1 .366 2019Hickory Ridge 8 4 8 0 .333 2019High Point Central 28 37 26 0 .587 2015Highland Tech 3 0 3 0 .000 2018Hillside 17 22 16 0 .579 2018Hobbton 29 39 28 0 .582 2019

Hoggard 24 31 23 0 .574 2019Hoke County 12 7 12 0 .368 2019Holly Springs 5 0 5 0 .000 2018Holmes, John A. 28 28 28 0 .500 2019Hopewell 10 4 10 0 .286 2013Hough 8 10 8 0 .556 2019Hunt 30 33 30 0 .524 2019Huss, Hunter 27 16 27 0 .372 2019Independence 28 57 20 1 .731 2019Jacksonville 35 39 34 0 .534 2019Jamesville 16 4 16 0 .200 2009Jefferson, Thomas 7 8 7 0 .533 2019Jones 16 15 16 0 .484 2016Jordan, C.E. 14 7 14 0 .333 2019Jordan-Matthews 31 15 31 0 .326 2013Kenan, James 29 42 27 0 .609 2018Kestrel Heights 1 0 1 0 .000 2014Kings Mountain 18 27 18 0 .600 2019Kinston 20 21 20 0 .512 2019KIPP Pride 4 1 4 0 .200 2019Knapp 1 0 1 0 .000 1975Knightdale 7 3 7 0 .300 2019Lake Norman 12 4 12 0 .250 2019Lake Norman Charter 5 1 5 0 .167 2015Lakewood 31 29 30 1 .483 2018Laney 21 9 21 0 .300 2017Ledford 25 14 25 0 .359 2019Lee County 21 14 21 0 .400 2019Leesville Road 17 16 17 0 .485 2019Lejeune 22 14 22 0 .389 2013Lexington 28 31 26 0 .544 2018Lillington 1 0 1 0 .000 1972Lincolnton 33 52 31 1 .619 2017Littlefield 8 3 8 0 .273 1990Louisburg 19 14 19 0 .424 2018Lumberton 10 4 10 0 .286 2015Madison 8 3 8 0 .273 2016Madison-Mayodan 1 0 1 0 .000 1984Maiden 39 47 38 0 .553 2019Mallard Creek 11 27 8 0 .771 2019Manteo 28 26 28 0 .481 2019Marvin Ridge 11 2 11 0 .154 2019Mattamuskeet 15 0 15 0 .000 2016Maxton 8 9 7 0 .563 1980McDowell County 18 3 18 0 .143 2018McMichael, Dalton 5 1 5 0 .167 2016Middle Creek 16 19 16 0 .543 2018Midway 34 30 33 0 .476 2019Millbrook 32 26 32 0 .448 2019Mitchell 20 22 20 0 .524 2019Monroe 30 37 29 0 .561 2019Mooresville 28 22 28 0 .440 2019Morehead 15 7 15 0 .318 2019Mount Airy 42 49 41 0 .544 2019Mount Pleasant 19 16 19 0 .457 2019Mount Tabor 24 39 24 0 .619 2019Mountain Heritage 19 18 19 0 .486 2019Mountain Island Char. 4 4 4 0 .500 2019Murfreesboro 2 0 2 0 .000 1987Murphy 34 78 25 0 .757 2019Myers Park 18 17 18 0 .486 2019Nash Central 11 6 11 0 .353 2019New Bern 27 43 24 1 .632 2019New Hanover 28 32 27 0 .542 2019Newton-Conover 29 37 28 0 .569 2019Norlina 4 0 4 0 .000 1980North Brunswick 21 13 21 0 .382 2019North Buncombe 13 5 13 0 .278 2019North Davidson 22 20 22 0 .476 2019North Duplin 36 39 35 1 .520 2019North Edgecombe 33 60 31 0 .659 2019North Forsyth 15 6 15 0 .286 2016North Gaston 7 6 7 0 .462 2013North Henderson 8 0 8 0 .000 2015North Iredell 13 3 13 0 .188 2006North Johnston 14 6 14 0 .300 2016North Lenoir 8 1 8 0 .111 2019North Lincoln 8 6 8 0 .429 2019North Mecklenburg 17 7 17 0 .292 2018

FOOTBALL STATE PLAYOFF RECORDS (SINCE 1972)FOOTBALL STATE PLAYOFF RECORDS (SINCE 1972)North Moore 22 9 22 0 .290 2016North Pitt 17 8 17 0 .320 2014North Rowan 28 20 28 0 .417 2019North Stanly 8 4 8 0 .333 2019North Stokes 13 4 13 0 .235 2012North Surry 25 2 25 0 .074 2019North Wilkes 12 1 12 0 .077 2019Northampton 7 10 7 0 .588 2019Northampton-East 16 6 16 0 .273 2011Northampton-West 22 22 22 0 .500 2011Northeast Guilford 30 25 30 0 .455 2019Northeastern 26 33 26 0 .559 2019Northern Guilford 10 29 6 0 .829 2019Northern Durham 40 37 39 0 .487 2019Northern Nash 12 14 12 0 .538 2019Northern Vance 12 4 12 0 .250 2008Northside-Pinetown 26 15 26 0 .366 2019Northside-Jax 16 27 16 0 .628 2019Northwest Ashe 5 0 5 0 .000 1995Northwest Cabarrus 18 15 18 0 .455 2019Northwest Guilford 14 6 14 0 .300 2018Northwest Halifax 8 0 8 0 .000 2013Northwood 19 13 18 0 .419 2017Oak Grove 1 0 1 0 .000 2019Olympic 20 7 20 0 .259 2019Orange 17 12 17 0 .414 2017Orrum 3 0 3 0 .000 1988Overhills 6 2 6 0 .250 2017Owen, Charles D. 28 29 28 0 .509 2019Page 39 58 33 1 .630 2019Pamlico 25 25 25 0 .500 2019Panther Creek 7 5 7 0 .417 2019Parkland 23 20 23 0 .465 2019Parkwood 14 7 14 0 .333 2019Pasquotank 8 0 8 0 .000 2014Patton 6 2 6 0 .250 2018Pender County 17 15 17 0 .469 2017Perquimans 24 11 24 0 .314 2019Person 20 5 19 0 .208 2016Piedmont 10 7 10 0 .412 2015Pine Forest 23 15 23 0 .395 2019Pine Lake Prep 3 1 3 0 .250 2016Pinecrest 12 41 12 0 .774 2019Pisgah 34 39 32 1 .542 2019Plymouth 25 40 23 1 .625 2017Polk County 22 17 22 0 .436 2019Porter Ridge 9 17 9 0 .654 2019Princeton 21 16 21 0 .432 2019Prospect 2 0 2 0 .000 1979Providence 19 12 19 0 .387 2018Providence Grove 9 0 9 0 .000 2019R-S Central 11 4 11 0 .267 2019Ragsdale 30 41 27 1 .594 2019Randleman 25 25 22 0 .532 2019Reagan 6 4 6 0 .400 2019Red Springs 26 14 26 0 .350 2019Reidsville 32 79 25 1 .752 2019Reynolds, A.C. 29 54 26 0 .675 2019Reynolds, R.J. 12 6 11 1 .333 2018Richlands 22 14 22 0 .389 2018Richmond County 42 87 34 0 .719 2019Riverside-Durham 15 6 15 0 .286 2019Riverside-Martin 9 7 9 0 .438 2019Roanoke 18 29 18 0 .617 2009Roanoke Rapids 15 6 15 0 .286 2018Robbinsville 39 68 27 0 .716 2019Roberson, T.C. 20 10 20 0 .333 2019Robersonville 3 3 3 1 .429 1974Robinson, Jay M. 7 4 7 0 .364 2018Rock Ridge 1 2 1 0 .667 1977Rockingham County 7 4 7 0 .364 2017Rocky Mount 25 34 24 0 .586 2019Rocky Mount Prep 3 0 3 0 .000 2016Rocky River 3 4 3 0 .571 2014Rolesville 3 1 3 0 .250 2019Rose, J.H. 34 52 29 0 .642 2019Roseboro-Salemburg 1 0 1 0 .000 1973Rosewood 32 21 32 0 .396 2019Rosman 34 29 34 0 .460 2018

TEAM APP W L T % LAST TEAM APP W L T % LAST TEAM APP W L T % LASTRoss, Reid 8 5 7 0 .417 1984Rowland 3 1 3 0 .250 1980Salisbury 19 26 18 0 .591 2019Sanderson 12 3 12 0 .200 2017Sanford 4 0 2 1 .000 1976Sanford, Terry 23 20 23 0 .465 2019Saratoga 1 2 1 0 .667 1972Scotland County 26 41 25 0 .621 2019Seventy-First 28 37 25 1 .587 2019Shelby 36 108 25 0 .812 2019Smith, Ben L. 12 5 12 0 .294 2017Smith, E.E. 21 21 21 0 .500 2019Smithfield-Selma 16 8 16 0 .333 2008Smoky Mountain 19 4 19 0 .174 2019South Brunswick 11 6 11 0 .353 2014South Caldwell 14 11 14 0 .440 2019South Central 9 3 9 0 .250 2019South Columbus 25 36 25 0 .590 2018South Creek 6 4 6 0 .400 2019South Davidson 9 0 9 0 .000 2011South Granville 15 11 15 0 .423 2019South Iredell 23 16 22 0 .421 2019South Johnston 13 9 13 0 .409 2018South Lenoir 5 0 5 0 .000 2010South Mecklenburg 14 13 13 1 .481 2017South Point 27 48 23 0 .676 2019South Robeson 28 22 28 0 .440 2017South Rowan 16 7 16 0 .304 2009South Stanly 31 17 31 0 .354 2019South Stokes 14 10 14 1 .400 2019South View 22 37 21 0 .638 2019Southeast Guilford 20 17 20 0 .459 2019Southeast Halifax 18 8 18 0 .308 2018Southeast Raleigh 16 11 16 0 .407 2016Southern Alamance 16 10 16 0 .385 2019Southern Durham 28 35 27 0 .565 2019Southern Guilford 19 12 19 0 .387 2016Southern Lee 7 1 7 0 .125 2019Southern Nash 21 21 21 0 .500 2019Southern Vance 14 16 13 0 .552 2013Southern Wayne 11 4 11 0 .267 2011Southside 15 24 15 0 .615 2019SW Edgecombe 25 30 24 0 .556 2019Southwest Guilford 14 3 14 0 .176 2019Southwest Onslow 35 73 31 0 .702 2019SW Randolph 6 0 6 0 .000 2015Spring Creek 10 0 10 0 .000 2016St. Pauls 26 20 26 0 .435 2019St. Stephens 9 2 9 0 .182 2015Starmount 35 47 34 0 .580 2019Statesville 30 33 30 0 .524 2019Stoneville 1 0 1 0 .000 1973Sun Valley 15 14 15 0 .483 2018Surry Central 17 2 17 0 .105 2016Swain County 39 93 31 0 .750 2019Swansboro 10 3 10 0 .231 2013Swett, Purnell 12 3 12 0 .200 2017Sylva-Webster 9 16 6 0 .727 1987Tabor City 15 23 15 0 .605 1991Tar Heel 6 3 6 0 .333 2000Tarboro 36 71 29 0 .710 2019Thomasville 36 77 29 0 .726 2019Topsail 17 4 17 0 .190 2019Trask, Heide 14 2 14 0 .125 2016Trinity 8 2 8 0 .200 2014Triton 17 5 17 0 .227 2017Tryon 3 0 3 0 .000 1987Tuscola 32 29 30 2 .475 2018Union 21 10 21 0 .323 2019Union Academy 8 7 8 0 .467 2019Union Pines 14 2 14 0 .125 2019Vance (Kitrell) 10 7 10 0 .412 1991Vance County 1 0 1 0 .000 2019Vance, Zebulon (Char.) 17 23 16 0 .590 2019Waddell, E.E. 5 7 5 0 .583 2007Wake Forest (-Roles.) 20 37 17 0 .685 2019Wakefield 17 9 17 0 .346 2019Walkertown 4 5 4 0 .556 2016Wallace-Rose Hill 36 76 28 0 .731 2019Warren County 17 6 17 0 .261 2014

Washington 26 24 25 0 .490 2019Washington County 2 2 2 0 .500 2019Watauga 17 19 17 0 .528 2019Webb, J.F. 15 12 15 0 .444 2010Weddington 14 23 12 0 .657 2019Weldon 20 9 20 0 .310 2018West Bladen 6 1 6 0 .143 2015West Brunswick 28 26 27 1 .481 2019West Caldwell 16 9 16 0 .360 2017West Carteret 16 3 16 0 .158 2018West Charlotte 32 52 31 0 .627 2017West Columbus 16 5 16 0 .238 2019West Craven 28 34 28 0 .548 2019West Davidson 17 5 17 0 .227 2010West Edgecombe 1 1 1 0 .500 1976West Forsyth 27 23 27 0 .460 2019West Henderson 22 8 22 0 .267 2019West Iredell 13 3 13 0 .188 2019West Johnston 6 2 6 0 .250 2016West Lincoln 10 2 10 0 .167 2019West Mecklenburg 19 6 19 0 .240 2019West Montgomery 32 39 32 0 .549 2017West Rowan 22 35 19 0 .648 2019West Stanly 16 3 16 0 .158 2019West Stokes 16 16 15 0 .516 2019West Wilkes 17 5 17 0 .227 2016Western Alamance 24 36 23 1 .600 2019Western Guilford 23 23 22 0 .511 2012Western Harnett 8 3 8 0 .273 2009Westover 8 3 8 0 .273 2017Wheatmore 5 2 5 0 .286 2018White Oak 16 11 15 1 .407 2011Whiteville 33 43 32 0 .573 2019Wilkes Central 16 8 16 0 .333 2019Wilkinson, John 3 2 3 0 .400 1986Williams, Walter 33 42 29 0 .592 2018Williamston 22 35 20 0 .636 2009Winston-Salem Prep 2 2 2 0 .500 2019Zebulon 3 0 3 0 .000 1987

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