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Third Annual NCHSAA Lacrosse Championships Set

THIRD ANNUAL NCHSAA LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIPSSCHEDULED FOR WEEKEND AT WAKEMED SOCCER PARK        CHAPEL HILL— The North Carolina High School Athletic Association’s third annual state lacrosse championships are scheduled for this weekend at the WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, with a stellar field that includes only one loss among the four teams.        The men’s final…

Coaching Staffs Set For Ncca East-west Games

GREENSBORO— Coaching staffs are set for the North Carolina Coaches’ Association’s annual East-West high school all-star games this July. In football, Jimmy Fletcher of West Brunswick will be the head coach for the East squad.  He will be assisted by Paul Moore of Hertford, Brian Paschal of D.H. Conley, Joey Price of Wallace-Rose Hill, Manteo’s…

This Day In NCHSAA History

May 17, 2003 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Sarah Winslow of Fike High School in Wilson scored seven goals in a 10-2 women’s soccer victory over Greensboro Smith. Winslow went on to score 72 goals during that season and had an NCHSAA record 76 goals during the 2006 campaign.

More Track And Field Championships Set For Weekend

Normal.dotm 0 0 1 443 2526 NCHSAA 21 5 3102 12.0 SECOND WEEKEND OF NCHSAA TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPSSCHEDULED FOR IRWIN BELK TRACK AT NORTH CAROLINA A&T        GREENSBORO — The second consecutive weekend of state track and field championships is set as the North Carolina High School Athletic Association will hold its 3-A and 4-A…

Cardinal Gibbons Will Have New Athletic Director

CARDINAL GIBBONS ANNOUNCES NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR According to various media reports, including HighSchoolOT.com, Todd Schuler will be the new athletic director at Cardinal Gibbons High School in Raleigh. Schuler will take over the post at Gibbons on July 1. He will replace Dean Monroe, who is leaving Cardinal Gibbons to assume similar duties at Saint…

This Day In NCHSAA History

May 16, 1972 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, John Lucas of Durham’s Hillside High School won the North Carolina High School Athletic Association men’s singles tennis championship in Chapel Hill. He later went on to star in basketball at Maryland and had a very successful NBA career.

Johnston County Hall Of Fame Celebrates New Class

SMITHFIELD— The Johnston County Athlete Hall of Fame recently inducted its sixth class into the Hall during special ceremonies at Smithfield-Selma High School. The inductees in the class of 2012 included the following: —Ricky Boyette, a Clayton High graduate who taught and coached at Princeton High School for 38 years, winning 501 games in basketball…

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