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Calculating State Cup Points

Calculating State Cup Points

To calculate State Cup points, use the following information: Participation Points: Each school earns 5 points for each varsity team fielded according to the eligibility summary as submitted to the NCHSAA. State Tournament/Championship Points: Points for finishing in the top 8 (plus ties) for any sanctioned NCHSAA sports championship. These points are specific to your classification….

Apex Soccer Coach, Kevin Todd, Dies Suddenly

Apex Soccer Coach, Kevin Todd, Dies Suddenly

APEX, NC – Kevin Todd, the longtime men’s and women’s soccer coach at Apex High School passed away suddenly on Wednesday, September 23 at the school. Todd suffered what Principal Elaine Hofmann termed “a medical event” at the school before passing at the hospital later that afternoon. Todd led the Cougars men’s soccer team to…

Cary legend, Guy Mendenhall, passes away at 84

Cary legend, Guy Mendenhall, passes away at 84

CARY, NC – Guy Mendenhall, a legendary teacher, coach, and athletic director at Cary High School, passed away on Monday night, September 20, 2020, at 84. Mendenhall was an ardent supporter of high school athletics, particularly at his alma mater, Cary.  Mendenhall was a successful athletic administrator, teacher, coach, and athlete. During his senior season…

NCHSAA recognizes 2019-2020 Wells Fargo State Cup winners

NCHSAA recognizes 2019-2020 Wells Fargo State Cup winners

CHAPEL HILL – The North Carolina High School Athletic Association, in conjunction with Wells Fargo, released the final standings in the 41st annual Wells Fargo Cup competitions for the 2019-2020 academic year. The award recognizes the high schools that achieve the best overall interscholastic athletic performance within each of the state’s four competitive classifications. The 2019-2020…

Four NCHSAA member schools earn national recognition from Special Olympics for inclusion

Four NCHSAA member schools earn national recognition from Special Olympics for inclusion

RALEIGH, NC – Special Olympics of North Carolina announced that four NCHSAA member high schools will be recognized as Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools® and are receiving national banner recognition for their efforts to provide inclusive sports and activities for students with and without intellectual disabilities. Smithfield-Selma, Ledford, West Davidson, and West Stokes are all receiving the honor…

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