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This Day In NCHSAA History

September 11, 2009             On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Colby Waddell of Enka caught 12 passes for a whopping 258 yards as the Jets slipped past East Henderson 37-36 in high school football action.   September 11, 2011             On this day in history in the NCHSAA,  Gastonia Forestview outscored Bessemer City…

Ken Brown Begins Work With NCHSAA

         CHAPEL HILL—Ken Brown has begun working with the North Carolina High School Athletic Association as its sports medicine consultant.          The NCHSAA Board of Directors approved the part-time position during its meeting in May.          He will be working with the Association and its member schools to ensure compliance with NCHSAA health and safety…

This Day In NCHSAA History

September 10, 1954             On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Aberdeen High School downed Red Springs 44-0 in a six-man football game at Aberdeen– the first in the history of the school played under the lights.

4 Questions: A Conversation with…Maurice Green

4 Questions: A Conversation with…Maurice Green

              Maurice “Mo” Green is the superintendent of the Guilford County school system who is serving this year as the president of the Board of Directors of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association. This comes after a stint as a Board member and then serving as vice-president last year.             Green has been…

This Day In NCHSAA History

September 9, 2008             On this day in history in the NCHSAA, the meeting of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Section 3 at the Hilton Wilmington Riverside concluded. The North Carolina High School Athletic Association hosted the annual gathering of state association officials from across the Southeast. States that are included…

Mitchell Football Team Does Community Service

         MITCHELL– The Mitchell High School football team spent Labor Day doing labor, but not the kind directly related to football, according to a report in the Asheville Citizen-Times.          The Mountaineers worked Monday morning harvesting potatoes, and  their work benefitted the North Carolina Baptist Children’s Home in Clyde. The potatoes had…

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