This Day In NCHSAA History
February 2, 2000 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Pine Forest High School’s Padra Strong blocked an impressive 19 Douglas Byrd shots en route to a 54-33 women’s basketball victory.
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Alamance-burlington System Names City-county Athletic Director
ALAMANCE-BURLINGTON NAMES CITY-COUNTY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR BURLINGTON— The Alamance-Burlington school system has named a city-county athletic director for its system. According to the Burlington Times-News, the Board of Education has approved Erica Turner for the position. Turner has most recently served as the athletic director at Newton-Conover High School. Turner is…
Athens Drive Names Martin Head Football Coach
RALEIGH— Athens Drive High School has announced that it is elevating an assistant coach to take its head football coaching position, according to HighSchoolOT.com. Chris Martin has been promoted to the head coaching job to replace Jeff Smouse, who retired. Martin has served on the Athens Drive staff for several years, coming to the Raleigh…
Association Spotlight: Black History Month — Dr. Army Armstrong
NCHSAA SPOTLIGHT: BLACK HISTORY MONTH During the month of February, in honor of Black History Month, the NCHSAA website will feature information about African-Americans who have made major contributions to the great tradition of high school sports in our state. We hope you find these both entertaining and informative. Normal.dotm 0 0 1 165 943…
Swimming And Diving Final Entry List Are Now Posted
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This Day In History
February 1, 1977 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Durham Hillside and Person Roxboro tied a national record and set the NCHSAA record for fewest points scored when Durham Hillside prevailed 2-0 in men’s basketball. The first two points were scored immediately after tip-off and Person held the ball for remainder of the…
NCHSAA Spotlight: Black History Month — The Nchsac
NCHSAA SPOTLIGHT: BLACK HISTORY MONTH During the month of February, in honor of Black History Month, the NCHSAA website will feature information about African-Americans who have made major contributions to the great tradition of high school sports in our state. We hope you find these both entertaining and informative. THE NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC…
Turner Leaving Durham Jordan Soccer
TURNER LEAVING JORDAN SOCCER DURHAM — Steve Turner has resigned as the head men’s soccer coach at Jordan High School, according to the Durham Herald-Sun. Turner guided his teams to three North Carolina High School Athletic Association state championships in 23 years as a head coach. The Falcons took the 4-A state title in 1990,…
Commissioner Whitfield Speaks In Randolph County
COMMISSIONER WHITFIELD SPEAKSAT RANDOLPH SPORTS COUNCIL ASHEBORO — North Carolina High School Athletic Association commissioner Davis Whitfield was the keynote speaker on Monday night when he addressed the annual winter banquet of the Randolph Sports Council. Whitfield addressed a number of topics and issues facing high school athletics today. The Randolph Sports…
This Day In NCHSAA History
January 30, 2009 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Dr. Bill Harrison, superintendent of the Cumberland County Schools and president of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association, tendered his resignation as president of the NCHSAA effective in April. He was named the head of the State Board of Education.
