North Lincoln’s Macy Parks won the NCHSAA 3A Girls Cross Country State Championship at Ivey M. Redmon Sports Complex in Kernersville on Saturday – and in the process, she led the Knights to the team state championship as well. …read more
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Cherokee freshman Dvdaya Swimmer put on a dominant performance to win the NCHSAA 1A Girls Cross Country State Championship at Ivey M. Redmon Sports Complex in Kernersville on Saturday. …read more
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To finish unbeaten, the Green Hope girls tennis team needed to beat another unbeaten. The Falcons did just on Saturday, topping Myers Park 5-4 at the Burlington Tennis Complex to win the N.C. High School Athletics Association dual team championship. Green Hope’s Brianna Stewart, a freshman, took home the tournament’s most valuable player award. …read more
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Stetson Bennett threw two touchdown passes and ran for a score and No. 1 Georgia shut down No. 2 Tennessee’s high-powered offense, dominating the Volunteers 27-13 on Saturday in an SEC showdown of the nation’s top-ranked teams. …read more
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Orange’s Gabriel Schmid put on a strong performance to win the NCHSAA 3A Boys Cross Country State Championship at Ivey M. Redmon Sports Complex in Kernersville on Saturday. …read more
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South Central athletic director and state championship-winning boys basketball coach Chris Cherry announced that he is taking over the Falcons’ football program as well. …read more
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Andrews freshman O’Malley Salinas won the NCHSAA 1A Boys Cross Country State Championship at Ivey M. Redmon Sports Complex in Kernersville on Saturday. …read more
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With a straight set victory over the No. 2 ranked singles player in the nation, Duke women’s tennis senior Chloe Beck advanced to the singles consolation final of the
Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) National Fall Championship on Saturday at the Barnes Tennis Center in San Diego, Calif. …read more
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Mack Brown’s second tenure at North Carolina, now in its fourth season, is starting to look more like what he came back hoping to build, which is what he built the first time. …read more
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