2021-2022 Wells Fargo Conference Cup Champions

September 29, 2023

CHAPEL HILL- The NCHSAA is proud to partner with Wells Fargo and release this year’s standing for the Wells Fargo Conference Cup Competition. High School athletics across the state allow student-athletes to grow, compete and learn new skills as well as valuable characteristics such as sportsmanship and discipline all through playing sports in an education-based environment. The Wells Fargo Conference Cup is a chance to recognize what schools excelled the most in athletics in each of their respective conferences.

The Wells Fargo Conference Cup is based on the regular season performance for each high school athletic program and the point system is determined by the respective conference. The Wells Fargo Conference Cup is a companion to the Wells Fargo State Cup where the winner is determined per classification and points are allotted based on postseason play.

Below are the final standings for the 2021-2022 Wells Fargo Conference Cup Competition.

1A Conference Standings

Atlantic 5 1A – Bear Grass Charter came out on top this year with 285 points in their conference. The Bears achieved conference championships this year in men’s soccer, men’s basketball, baseball and softball. Second place was a tie this year with both Cape Hatteras and Ocracoke finishing out the year with 215 points.

1) Bear Grass Charter – 285
T2) Cape Hatteras – 215
T2) Ocracoke – 215
4) Columbia – 195
5) Mattamuskeet – 130

Carolina 1A – Rosewood finished out the season strong and won the conference cup with 725 points. The Eagles saw conference championships in a plethora of sports including men’s soccer, football, men’s indoor track & field, men’s golf and men’s and women’s track & field. The Lakewood Leopards achieved second place this year with a total of 507.5 points.

1) Rosewood – 725
2) Lakewood – 507.5
3) Hobbton – 480
4) North Duplin – 447.5
5) Neuse Charter – 370
6) Union – 260

Central Tar Heel 1A – Chatham Charter achieved conference victories this season and won their conference cup with an impressive 465 points. They found outright conference championships in men’s cross country, women’s tennis and men’s basketball and saw shared championships in volleyball and women’s basketball. River Mill saw second place this year with 357.5 points.

1) Chatham Charter – 465
2) River Mill – 357.5
3) Woods Charter – 342.5
4) Triangle Math & Science – 317.5
5) Clover Garden – 315
6) Southern Wake Academy – 285

Four Rivers 1A – Riverside-Martin won this year’s conference cup with 505 points. They achieved this by finding conference championships in women’s tennis, men’s soccer, men’s golf, women’s and men’s track & field and they shared a title in softball with Perquimans and Gates County. Perquimans ended up finishing in second with 452.5 points.

1) Riverside (Martin) – 505
2) Perquimans – 452.5
3) Tarboro – 360
4) Gates County – 311.25
5) Bertie – 271.25
6) Washington County – 185
7) North East Carolina Prep – 172.5
8) South Creek – 127.5

Metro 8 1A – Bradford Prep finished atop the standings this year with 252.5 points. Close behind was Corvian Community with 242.5 points. The Bears won conference titles this year in women’s cross country and baseball.

1) Bradford Prep – 252.5
2) Corvian Community – 242.5
3) Piedmont Community – 237.5
4) Queens Grant – 197.5
5) Carolina International – 115
6) Sugar Creek – 97.5
7) Cabarrus Charter – 55
8) Apprentice Academy – 47.5

Northwest 1A – Mount Airy finished atop the conference cup standings this year with 795 points. The Granite Bears found outright conference titles in football, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s soccer, women’s basketball, women’s indoor track & field, wrestling and shared a conference title in women’s soccer. Elkin achieved second place with 720 points.

1) Mount Airy – 795
2) Elkin – 720
3) Starmount – 605
4) East Wilkes – 590
5) South Stokes – 577.5
6) Alleghany – 447.5
7) North Stokes – 422.5

Northwest Piedmont 1A – Bishop McGuinness took home the conference cup this year with 81 points, beating out second place Cornerstone Charter by 10 points. The Villains achieved conference titles in volleyball, women’s basketball, men’s & women’s indoor track & field, baseball, women’s track & field and women’s soccer.

1) Bishop McGuinness – 81
2) Cornerstone Charter – 71
3) NC Leadership Academy – 47
4) Carver – 35
5) Millennium Charter – 34
6) Bethany Community – 33
7) Winston-Salem Prep – 32

Smoky Mountain 1A – Swain County won this year’s conference cup with 141.5 points, finishing 6.5 points above second place Murphy. The Maroon Devils won outright conference titles in women’s cross country, men’s soccer, men’s and women’s indoor track & field, men’s and women’s track & field and shared titles in baseball and women’s soccer.

1) Swain County – 141.5
2) Murphy – 135
3) Cherokee – 124.5
4) Robbinsville – 120.5
5) Hayesville – 90
6) Hiwasee Dam – 64
7) Andrews – 57
8) Highlands – 50.5
9) Blue Ridge – 35
10) Tri-County Early College – 20
11) Nantahala – 12

Tar Roanoke 1A – KIPP Pride finished atop the conference leaderboard this year with 340 points, sliding past second place Southeast Halifax with 320 points. KIPP Pride achieved conference titles in women’s track & field this season.

1) KIPP Pride – 340
2) Southeast Halifax – 320
3) Warren County – 310
T4) Northampton County – 295
T4) Northwest Halifax – 295
T6) North Edgecombe – 255
T6) Weldon – 255
8) Wilson Prep – 245
9) Rocky Mount Prep – 235

Triangle North 1A – Voyager Academy came out the champions of the Triangle North conference in 2023 with 665 points, sliding right past Vance Charter with 660 points. Voyager finished as conference champions this year in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s soccer, women’s swimming & diving and baseball.

1) Voyager Academy – 665
2) Vance Charter – 660
3) Roxboro Community – 550
4) Eno River – 335
5) Oxford Prep – 432.5
6) Henderson Collegiate – 155

1A/2A Conference Standings

Catawba Shores Athletic 1A/2A – Community School of Davidson took home the conference cup this season with 865 points, beating second place Lincoln Charter who finished with 775 points. The Spartans found themselves finishing in first in the conference in men’s swimming & diving, women’s soccer and sharing a conference title in women’s indoor track & field with Mountain Island Charter.

1) Community School of Davidson – 865
2) Lincoln Charter – 775
T3) Christ the King – 770
T3) Pine Lake Prep – 770
5) Mountain Island Charter – 727.5
6) Langtree Charter – 380

Coastal Plains 1A/2A – East Carteret takes home the conference cup this year with 527.5 points, sliding past second place Pamlico County by 20 points. The Mariners found outright titles in their conference through women’s golf, women’s basketball, softball and women’s soccer and shared the conference title with Pamlico County in men’s basketball.

1) East Carteret – 527.5
2) Pamlico County – 507.5
3) Northside (Pinetown) – 485
4) Lejeune – 440
5) Southside – 407.5
6) Jones Senior – 247.5

Central Carolina 1A/2A – Salisbury slid by West Davidson to take home the Wells Fargo cup this season. Salisbury finished with 162.5 points while West Davidson finished close behind with 160.5 points. The Hornets achieved outright conference titles this year in football, women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s soccer, women’s basketball, women’s swimming & diving, men’s track & field and shared a title in men’s basketball with Thomasville.

1) Salisbury – 162.5
2) West Davidson – 160.5
3) East Davidson – 148.5
4) Lexington – 120.5
5) South Davidson – 116.5
6) North Rowan – 88.5
7) Thomasville – 84

Mid-Carolina 1A/2A – Seaforth took home this year’s conference cup, finishing out the season with a strong 750 points, beating second place Jordan-Matthews by 25 points. The Hawks found conference titles in men’s and women’s cross country, women’s basketball, women’s track & field and men’s tennis.

1) Seaforth – 750
2) Jordan-Matthews – 725
3) North Moore – 675
4) Chatham Central – 560
5) Bartlett Yancey – 405
6) Cummings – 375
7) Graham – 290

Piedmont Athletic 1A/2A – Providence Grove finished on top in the conference cup standings this year with 96 points. The Patriots found conference championships in men’s and women’s cross country, women’s golf, men’s basketball, women’s track & field and softball. Southwestern Randolph and Wheatmore ended the year tied for second place.

1) Providence Grove – 96
T2) Southwestern Randolph – 73
T2) Wheatmore – 73
4) Randleman – 69.5
5) Trinity – 67.5
6) Uwharrie Charter – 66.5
7) Eastern Randolph – 36.5

Southern Piedmont 1A/2A – Shelby High School takes home the conference cup this year with a score of 85.5 points, beating second place Thomas Jefferson by 6.5 points. The Golden Lions achieved outright conference titles this year in football, women’s tennis, men’s soccer, women’s basketball and men’s golf and shared the men’s basketball title with Bessemer City.

1) Shelby – 85.5
2) Thomas Jefferson – 79
3) Burns – 72.5
4) East Gaston – 69
5) Highland Tech – 58.5
6) Cherryville – 53.5
7) Bessemer City – 33

Super Six 1A/2A – NCSSM take home this year’s conference cup, beating Raleigh Charter by 15 points. NCSSM was successful this year in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball and men’s tennis and brought home conference titles in all these sports.

1) NCSSM (Durham) – 79.5
2) Raleigh Charter – 64.5
3) Franklin Academy – 64
4) Research Triangle – 53
5) Falls Lake Academy – 37.5
6) East Wake Academy – 33.5

Waccamaw 1A/2A – Whiteville went home with the Wells Fargo Cup this season finishing with 90.5 points. The Wolfpack achieved first place in their conference in football and men’s and women’s basketball. Heide Trask achieved second place in the conference cup with 77.5 points.

1) Whiteville – 90.5
2) Heide Trask – 77.5
3) South Columbus – 74.5
4) Pender – 70.5
5) East Columbus – 68.5
6) West Columbus – 53.5

Western Highlands 1A/2A – Owen High School finished atop the conference cup standings this year with 185.5 points, with Avery finishing as a close second with 179.5 points. The Warhorses found conference titles in men’s cross country, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s soccer, women’s swimming & diving and men’s track & field.

1) Owen – 185.5
2) Avery County – 179.5
3) Draughn – 178
4) Mountain Heritage – 170.5
T5) Mitchell – 121.5
T5) Madison – 121.5
7) Rosman – 96

Yadkin Valley 1A/2A – Union Academy achieved victory in the conference cup this year with 387.5 points. Mount Pleasant found themselves in second place with 337.5 points.

1) Union Academy – 387.5
2) Mount Pleasant – 337.5
3) Gray Stone Day – 330
4) North Stanly – 325
5) South Stanly – 287.5
6) Jay M. Robinson – 270
7) Albemarle – 162.5

2A Conference Standings

Catawba Valley Athletic 2A – Bandys finished at the top of the conference cup standings this year with a total of 665 points, beating out second place West Lincoln by 7.5 points. The Trojans came home conference champions this year in men’s cross country, wrestling, baseball, softball, men’s golf and men’s and women’s track & field.

1) Bandys – 665
2) West Lincoln – 657.5
3) East Burke – 580
T4) Lincolnton – 572.5
T4) Maiden – 572.5
6) Newton-Conover – 542.5
7) Bunker Hill – 457.5
8) West Caldwell – 367.5

East Central 2A – North Lenoir finished atop the conference cup standings this year with 335 points, beating out East Duplin by 7.5 points. The Hawks found conference titles this year in women’s basketball and men’s tennis.

1) North Lenoir – 335
2) East Duplin – 327.5
3) James Kenan – 307.5
4) Southwest Onslow – 302.5
5) Wallace-Rose Hill – 282.5
6) South Lenoir – 270
7) Kinston – 190

Eastern Plains 2A – Washington High School won this year’s conference cup with 70.5 points. Farmville Central finished in second with 56.5 points. The Pam Pack achieved conference titles in wrestling and softball.

1) Washington – 70.5
2) Farmville Central – 56.5
3) Greene Central – 49.5
4) North Pitt – 48.5
5) SouthWest Edgecombe – 45
6) Ayden-Grifton – 42.5
7) West Craven – 40.5

Foothills 2A – East Surry takes home this year’s conference cup with 109 points and Surry Central finished close behind in second place with 102 points, The Cardinals finished number one in the conference this year in football, women’s tennis, volleyball, men’s indoor track & field, men’s swimming & diving, baseball and men’s golf.

1) East Surry – 109
2) Surry Central – 102
3) Forbush – 99
4) North Surry – 89.5
5) Wilkes Central – 83.5
6) West Wilkes – 52.5
7) North Wilkes – 35.5

Mid-State 2A – West Stokes finished the year with 975 points and took home the conference cup. McMichael finished in second place with 685 points. The Wildcats won their conference this year in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s indoor track & field, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, baseball, softball, men’s and women’s track & field, men’s tennis and women’s soccer.

1) West Stokes – 975
2) McMichael – 685
3) Morehead – 645
T4) Reidsville – 530
T4) Walkertown – 530
6) T.W. Andrews – 500
7) North Forsyth – 380

Mountain Foothills 7 2A – R-S Central took home this year’s conference cup with 642.5 points, finishing just ahead of the runner-up Hendersonville who had 635 points. The Hilltoppers finished the year as conference champions in men’s basketball, wrestling, women’s track & field, men’s tennis and they won the conference in basketball along with East Rutherford.

1) R-S Central – 642.5
2) Hendersonville – 635
3) Brevard – 588.5
4) Polk County – 542.5
5) Patton – 505
6) East Rutherford – 492.5
7) Chase – 427.5

Neuse 6 2A – Princeton High School finishes as the champion of this year’s conference cup with 512.5 points, beating second place North Johnston by 7.5 points. The Bulldogs achieved outright conference titles in football and softball and shared a title in volleyball.

1) Princeton – 512.5
2) North Johnston – 505
3) Goldsboro – 445
4) Beddingfield – 415
5) Eastern Wayne – 395
6) Spring Creek – 357.5

Southeastern Athletic 2A – St. Pauls wins the conference cup this year with 57 points, beating second place East Bladen by just 2 points. The Bulldogs won their conference in football, men’s and women’s basketball and men’s track & field.

1) St. Pauls – 57
2) East Bladen – 55
3) Clinton – 53.5
4) Midway – 46.5
5) West Bladen – 45
6) Fairmont – 36
7) Red Springs – 30

2A/3A Conference Standings

Northeastern Coastal 2A/3A – First Flight takes home the conference cup this year with 680 points, beating second place Currituck County by 25 points. The Nighthawks found conference titles in men’s cross country, men’s soccer, men’s basketball, baseball, men’s golf and men’s tennis.

1) First Flight – 680
2) Currituck County – 655
3) Manteo – 570
T4) Camden County – 460
T4) Northeastern – 460
6) Holmes – 370
7) Hertford County – 305
8) Pasquotank – 200

Northern Lakes Athletic 2A/3A – Carrboro High School takes home the conference cup this year with 752.5 points and Durham School of the Arts finishes in second with 645 points. The Jaguars won the conference title this year in women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, men’s golf and men’s tennis.

1) Carrboro – 752.5
2) Durham School of the Arts – 645
3) J.F. Webb – 535
4) Vance County – 500
5) Granville Central – 490
6) Southern Durham – 460
7) South Granville – 430

Rocky River 2A/3A – West Stanly finished in front of the Rocky River conference cup standings this year with 101 points, with Central Academy placing in second having 85.5 points.The Colts achieved conference titles this year in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s tennis, volleyball, women’s indoor track & field, and softball.

1) West Stanly – 101
2) Central Academy – 85.5
3) Parkwood – 82
4) Forest Hills – 61
5) Monroe – 46.5
6) Anson – 39

The Big East 2A/3A – Southern Nash takes home the conference cup this year with 740 points and Northern Nash finished close behind in second place with 730 points. The Firebirds achieved conference titles in men’s and women’s soccer, men’s track & field and men’s tennis.

1) Southern Nash – 740
2) Northern Nash – 730
3) Rocky Mount – 680
4) Franklinton – 670
5) Roanoke Rapids – 647.5
6) Nash Central – 557.5
7) Bunn – 502.5
8) Louisburg – 255

3A Conference Standings

Big South 3A – Kings Mountain and South Point tied for first place in this year’s conference cup. The Mountaineers found conference titles in volleyball, baseball, men’s golf, men’s track & field and tied with Ashbrook for the tile in women’s basketball. The Red Raiders found conference titles in women’s cross country, men’s tennis and women’s soccer.

T1) Kings Mountain – 190
T1) South Point – 190
3) Stuart Cramer – 187
4) Forestview – 182.5
5) Crest – 178
6) Ashbrook – 151.5
7) North Gaston – 129
8) Hunter Huss – 110

Central 3A – Northwood came home with the conference cup this year finishing with a total of 125.5 points. Orange finished in second this year with 108.5 points. The Chargers came home with conference titles in men’s and women’s basketball, women’s swimming & diving, women’s track & field and tied with Walter M. Williams for the women’s tennis title.

1) Northwood – 125.5
2) Orange – 108.5
3) Eastern Alamance – 101.5
4) Walter M. Williams – 97.5
5) Cedar Ridge – 94
6) Western Alamance – 90
7) Person – 61

Coastal 3A – Croatan finished on top of the conference this year with 106.5 points, beating West Carteret by just 3.5 points. The Cougars win the conference title this year in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s indoor track & field, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, wrestling and men’s track & field.

1) Croatan – 106.5
2) West Carteret – 103
3) Swansboro – 79.5
4) White Oak – 50.5
5) Richlands – 48.5
6) Dixon – 48

Mid Piedmont 3A – Oak Grove takes home this year’s conference cup with 122.5 points. Central Davidson finished in a close second with 116.5 points. The Grizzlies achieved conference titles this year in men’s and women’s golf, men’s swimming & diving, men’s track & field and they tied with North Davidson for the women’s basketball title.

1) Oak Grove – 122.5
2) Central Davidson – 116.5
3) Ledford – 115
4) North Davidson – 104
5) Asheboro – 96.5
6) Montgomery Central – 56.5

Mid-State 3A – Atkins finishes atop the standings of this year’s conference cup with 123 points, sliding past second place Rockingham County who had 120.5 points. The Camels took home conference titles this year in men’s and women’s cross country, volleyball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, men’s tennis, women’s soccer and they tied with High Point Central for the men’s soccer title.

1) Atkins – 123
2) Rockingham County – 120.5
3) Eastern Guilford – 72.5
4) Ben L. Smith – 68.5
5) High Point Central – 67
6) Dudley – 60
7) Northeast Guilford – 48
8) Southern Guilford – 44.5

Mountain 7 3A – West Henderson wins this year’s conference cup with 812.5 points and Franklin finishes in second with 727.5 points. The Falcons achieved conference titles in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s tennis, volleyball, baseball, women’s track & field and women’s soccer.

1) West Henderson – 812.5
2) Franklin – 727.5
3) Tuscola – 640
4) Smoky Mountain – 607.5
5) Pisgah – 590
6) North Henderson – 530
7) East Henderson – 410

Quad County 3A – Fike takes homes this year’s conference cup with 875 points, finishing ahead of Hunt who accumulated 830 points. The Demons won their conference this year in women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s soccer and women’s indoor track & field.

1) Fike – 875
2) Hunt – 830
3) West Johnston – 812.5
4) C.B. Aycock – 695
5) South Johnston – 617.5
6) East Wake – 570
7) Southern Wayne – 560
8) Smithfield-Selma – 535

South Piedmont 3A – Lake Norman Charter came out on top this year with 625 points finishing above second place Jesse Carson who accumulated 567.5 points. The Knights won the South Piedmont conference this year in women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis and women’s soccer.

1) Lake Norman Charter – 625
2) Jesse Carson – 567.5
3) Northwest Cabarrus – 547.5
4) West Rowan – 527.5
5) East Rowan – 525.5
6) South Rowan – 493.5
7) Central Cabarrus – 487.5
8) Concord – 465

Western Foothills 3A – North Lincoln wins this year’s conference cup with 750 points finishing 5 points ahead of second place East Lincoln. The Knights took home conference titles this year in men’s and women’s cross country, women’s golf, women’s tennis, baseball and men’s and women’s track & field.

1) North Lincoln – 750
2) East Lincoln – 745
3) North Iredell – 692.5
4) Hickory – 672.5
5) St. Stephens – 662.5
6) Fred T. Foard – 622.5
7) Statesville – 392.5
8) West Iredell – 335

3A/4A Conference Standings

All American 3A/4A – Pine Forest won the conference cup this year with 702.5 points, sliding right past second place Terry Sanford who came out with 700 points. The Trojans achieved conference titles this year in football, men’s basketball, women’s swimming & diving, wrestling and women’s soccer.

1) Pine Forest – 702.5
2) Terry Sanford – 700
3) Harnett Central – 680
4) Triton – 630
5) Overhills – 567.5
6) Western Harnett – 495
7) E.E. Smith – 430
8) Westover – 295

Big East 3A/4A – New Bern finishes atop the conference cup standings this year with 912.5 points, finishing right on top of D.H. Conley who came out with 910 points this year. The Bears finished with conference titles in women’s golf, wrestling, and men’s lacrosse and tied with J.H. Rose for the football title.

1) New Bern – 912.5
2) D.H. Conley – 910
3) J.H. Rose – 902.5
4) Jacksonville – 815
5) South Central – 765
6) Havelock – 600
7) Northside (Jacksonville) – 595

Mideastern 3A/4A – Hoggard won the Mideastern conference cup this year with 967.5 points. Laney finished in second with 820 points. The Vikings took home conference titles this year in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, women’s basketball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, men’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s track & field, women’s soccer and they tied with New Hanover for the men’s tennis title.

1) Hoggard – 967.5
2) Laney – 820
3) Ashley – 762.5
4) Topsail – 722.5
5) New Hanover – 687.5
6) South Brunswick – 532.5
7) West Brunswick – 445
8) North Brunswick – 412.5

Northwestern 3A/4A – Watauga takes home this year’s conference cup with 95 points finishing 21 points ahead of second place Alexander Central. The Pioneers found conference titles this year in men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s tennis, volleyball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, men’s and women’s track & field and they shared conference titles in men’s and women’s soccer and women’s basketball.

1) Watauga – 95
2) Alexander Central – 74
3) Hibriten – 64
4) South Caldwell – 59.5
5) Freedom – 53.5
6) Ashe County – 49

Queen City 3A/4A – Hough finished in first in this year’s conference cup standings with 777.5 points and Mallard Creek finished in second with 665 points. The Huskies took home conference titles this year in men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, wrestling, softball and they tied with Hopewell in baseball.

1) Hough – 777.5
2) Mallard Creek – 665
3) Hopewell – 635
4) North Mecklenburg – 532.5
5) Julius L. Chambers – 402.5
6) West Charlotte – 315
7) West Mecklenburg – 225

Sandhills 3A/4A – Pinecrest wins this year’s conference cup with 136.5 points and Union Pines achieves second place with 104 points. The Patriots achieved a conference title in sports such as men’s basketball and women’s soccer this year.

1) Pinecrest – 136.5
2) Union Pines – 104
3) Richmond – 81.5
4) Scotland – 80.5
5) Hoke County – 65
6) Lee County – 52.5
7) Southern Lee – 50

The Mountain 3A/4A – T.C. Roberson takes home this year’s conference cup with 797.5 points, finishing just ahead of A.C. Reynolds who finished with 765 points. The Rams achieved conference titles this year in men’s cross country, women’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s swimming & diving and tied with A.C. Reynolds in men’s tennis.

1) T.C. Roberson – 797.5
2) A.C. Reynolds – 765
3) Asheville – 705
4) North Buncombe – 682.5
5) Enka – 647.5
6) McDowell – 540
7) Clyde A. Erwin – 457.5

United 8 3A/4A – Cape Fear took home this year’s conference cup with 130 points, beating second place Jack Britt by 4 points. The Colts found conference titles this year in men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, women’s swimming & diving and women’s soccer.

1) Cape Fear – 130
2) Jack Britt – 126
3) Gray’s Creek – 122.5
4) Lumberton – 102
5) South View – 87.5
6) Purnell Swett – 82
7) Seventy-First – 58
8) Douglas Byrd – 20

4A Conference Standings

Cap 6 4A – Cardinal Gibbons finishes atop the conference standings this yar with 115.5 points. Leesville Road finishes behind them in second place with 97 points. The Crusaders won the Cap 6 conference this year in women’s cross country, football, women’s golf, men’s soccer, volleyball, women’s basketball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, wrestling, men’s and women’s lacrosse, women’s track & field, softball and they tied with Leesville Road in men’s tennis.

1) Cardinal Gibbons – 115.5
2) Leesville Road – 97
3) Broughton – 86
4) Athens Drive – 69
5) Enloe – 52
6) Sanderson – 41.5

Central Piedmont 4A – Reagan takes home this year’s conference cup with 135.5 points, beating second place West Forsyth by 4 points. The Raiders found conference titles in women’s swimming & diving, women’s track & field, women’s golf and shared titles in football, women’s basketball and baseball.

1) Reagan – 135.5
2) West Forsyth – 131.5
3) Davie – 98.5
4) R.J. Reynolds – 97
5) Mount Tabor – 96
6) East Forsyth – 86
7) Glenn – 57.5
8) Parkland – 37

DAC-VII 4A – Chapel Hill wins this year’s conference cup with 117 points and C.E. Jordan comes in second with 105.5 points. The Tigers won their conference this year in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving and wrestling.

1) Chapel Hill – 117
2) C.E. Jordan – 105.5
3) East Chapel Hill – 102.5
4) Southern Alamance – 73.5
5) Riverside (Durham) – 70.5
6) Northern Durham – 48
7) Hillside – 47

Greater Metro 4A – Lake Norman finishes atop the Greater Metro conference this year with 865 points. Cox Mill finishes second with 740 points. The Wildcats achieved conference titles in men’s cross country, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s soccer, women’s basketball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, wrestling, baseball and men’s golf.

1) Lake Norman – 865
2) Cox Mill – 740
3) Mooresville – 739.5
4) Hickory Ridge – 717.5
5) South Iredell – 600
6) West Cabarrus – 560
7) A.L. Brown – 415

Greater Neuse River 4A – Corinth Holders takes home this year’s conference cup with 258 points and Cleveland finishes in second with 251 points. The Pirates won the Greater Neuse River conference title this year in women’s cross country, women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, women’s swimming & diving, men’s golf and softball.

1) Corinth Holders – 258
2) Cleveland – 251
3) Clayton – 236
4) Fuquay-Varina – 234.5
5) Garner – 188
6) Willow Spring – 179
7) South Garner – 152
8) Southeast Raleigh – 122.5

Metro 4A – Northern Guilford wins this year’s conference cup with 138 points. Northwest Guilford finishes in second with 127.5 points. The Nighthawks won the conference title in women’s cross country, women’s basketball, women’s swimming & diving, men’s lacrosse, men’s golf, men’s and women’s track & field and they tied with Northwest Guilford in women’s soccer.

1) Northern Guilford – 138
2) Northwest Guilford – 127.5
3) Page – 116.5
4) Grimsley – 111
5) Southwest Guilford – 91
6) Ragsdale – 61.5
7) Southeast Guilford – 47.5
8) Western Guilford – 47

Northern Athletic 4A – Millbrook wins this year’s conference cup finishing with 985 points, 90 points above second place Wakefield. The Wildcats took home conference titles this year in men’s cross country, women’s golf, women’s tennis, volleyball, gymnastics/dance, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, men’s track & field, women’s soccer and they tied with Heritage and Wake Forest in football.

1) Millbrook – 985
2) Wakefield – 895
3) Wake Forest – 877.5
4) Heritage – 872.5
5) Rolesville – 695
6) Knightdale – 420

So Meck 4A- Ardrey Kell took home this year’s conference cup with 885 points, beating second place Myers Park who finished with 832.5 points. The Knights finished as conference champs this year in men’s and women’s cross country, football, volleyball, men’s basketball, baseball, men’s golf, men’s track & field, women’s soccer and they tied with Myer Park and South Mecklenburg in men’s soccer.

1) Ardrey Kell – 885
2) Myers Park – 832.5
3) South Mecklenburg – 770
4) Olympic – 642.5
5) Berry Academy – 555
6) Harding University – 430

Southern Carolina 4A – Weddington wins the Southern Carolina conference cup this year with 912.5 points and Marvin Ridge finishes in second with 902.5 points. The Warriors finishes on top of their conference this year in football, men’s soccer, men’s basketball, men’s lacrosse and they finished as co-champions in wrestling and women’s lacrosse.

1) Weddington – 912.5
2) Marvin Ridge – 902.5
3) Cuthbertson – 797.5
4) Porter Ridge – 670
5) Sun Valley – 585
6) Piedmont – 562.5

Southwest Wake 4A – Apex Friendship wins the Southwest Wake conference cup with 122.5 points and Holly Springs comes in second with 116.5 points. The Patriots were conference champs in men’s and women’s basketball this year.

1) Apex Friendship – 122.5
2) Holly Springs – 116.5
3) Green Hope – 111.5
4) Green Level – 103
5) Apex – 99
6) Panther Creek – 93
7) Middle Creek – 80.5
8) Cary – 60

Southwestern 4A – Providence took home this year’s conference cup with 865 points, beating second place Charlotte Catholic who had 827.5 points. The Panthers won their conference this year in women’s cross country, men’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, baseball, men’s and women’s track & field, men’s tennis and they tied for first place in women’s basketball and softball.

1) Providence – 865
2) Charlotte Catholic – 827.5
3) Butler – 660
T4) East Mecklenburg – 622.5
T4) Independence – 622.5
6) Rocky River – 382.5
7) Garinger – 305

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