Commissioner Que Tucker was recently honored with other educators by Governor Roy Cooper as a part of a Black History Month Celebration. “I have declared 2024 the Year of Public Education in North Carolina, and our state’s educational and economic success is thanks to you,” Cooper said in a letter to the 60 invited…
Each week two athletes in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association are selected for the Performance of the Week Award, Powered by OrthoCarolina. These athletes are nominated by coaches, media and school administrators for their outstanding performance. The OrthoCarolina Performers of the Week for week 25 of NCHSAA competition are Myron McKoy from Heide…
On February 2nd, 2024, at Elevation Church – Lake Norman in Charlotte, NC, the Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) and the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) hosted a transformative event, the 2024 CMS & NCHSAA Student Leadership Summit. The theme, “How to Start a Student-Athlete Advisory Council,” brought together a dynamic group of student-athletes…
CHAPEL HILL – The North Carolina High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame is proud to announce the Class of 2024 to be inducted in August of this year. The Class of 2024 includes eight new members from across the state of North Carolina. The NCHSAA Hall of Fame Committee convened earlier in 2024 and discussed…
Each week two athletes in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association are selected for the Performance of the Week Award, Powered by OrthoCarolina. These athletes are nominated by coaches, media and school administrators for their outstanding performance. The OrthoCarolina Performers of the Week for week 24 of NCHSAA competition are Cameron Stinson from Mallard…
One of the most famous high school basketball teams in North Carolina history did not actually win the state championship during its dream year, but Hillside High School in Durham established some amazing records. The 1965-66 season under Head Coach Carl Easterling promised to be great, since Hillside had won the North Carolina High School…
Sunday, February 18, 2024 Marvin Jarman passed away earlier this morning. Thank you to all who have reached out recently, but we wanted to let everyone know, Marvin now has the best seat in the house for all sporting events. No arrangements have been made yet but will post once we know any details pic.twitter.com/plh24RYuHh…
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NCHSAA wrestling championships conclude; Lumberton wins first NCHSAA women’s wrestling title GREENSBORO – The North Carolina High School Athletic Association’s 2024 Wrestling Championships concluded on Saturday evening at the Greensboro Coliseum, and for the very first time, the NCHSAA crowned a Women’s Wrestling Champion. The Lumberton Pirates left Greensboro with the inaugural NCHSAA Women’s Championship…
McLeansville, NC – A native of High Point, North Carolina, Joe Jones learned to wrestle from athletics pioneer Tony Simeon. Jones joined the United States Marine Corps, served in Korea, and earned the ranks of gunnery sergeant and sergeant major. By 1961, Jones had left the Marine Corps and was enrolled at Davidson College, wrestling…
