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Walkertown High Building Opening Delayed

NEW WALKERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL OPENING DELAYED WINSTON-SALEM —The opening of the new Walkertown High School has been pushed back again, this time to January, according to the Winston-Salem Journal. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools officials initially hoped the new high school-middle school combination would be ready by the start of the 2011-12 academic year in August. But…

Charles B. Aycock High School Continues Celebration

AYCOCK CONTINUES CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY PIKEVILLE— Charles B. Aycock High School has been enjoying the celebration of its 50th anniversary. The school, which bears the name of North Carolina’s “Education Governor,” Charles Brantley Aycock, opened in 1961 and the school is actually located only three miles from Governor Aycock’s birthplace. The culmination of the celebration…

Spanish Version Of Pre-participation Form Available

SPANISH VERSION OF NCHSAA SPORTS  PRE-PARTICIPATION PHYSICAL FORM AVAILABLE Thanks to the work of some individuals at the Charlotte Community Health Clinic, the North Carolina High School Athletic Association has added a Spanish translation version of the sports pre-participation physical form. Millie Espinal and Jill Lipson at the clinic translated the approved version into Spanish…

NCHSAA Coach-captain Retreat Big Success

NCHSAA COACH-CAPTAIN RETREAT ATTRACTS STUDENTS FROM ACROSS STATE        RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK — The North Carolina High School Athletic Association held its fall 2011 Coach-Captain Retreat the weekend of October 14-16, the 32nd in the history of this program.        The event, part of the Association’s Student Services program, was held at the Radisson RTP…

This Day In NCHSAA History

October 18, 2002 In this day in NCHSAA, Chris Leak of Charlotte Independence’s threw for an amazing 585 yards and eight touchdowns against North Mecklenburg en route to a 77-6 victory. Both marks rank near the top of NCHSAA single-game performances as well as among the national all-time elite performances. October 18, 1963 On this…

Huge Cross Country Race Held In Newton

HUGE CROSS COUNTRY RACE HELD IN NEWTON NEWTON– One of the largest regular-season cross country events around was held here at Southside Park recently. A field of more than 1,120 runners from 36 high schools competed in seven different races in the 19th annual United Way Invitational. The boys’ and girls’ championships featured runners from…

This Day In NCHSAA History

October 16, 2003 On this day in history in the NCHSAA, Mike Hill of Harnett Central rushed for 461 yards and eight touchdowns in a single game leading the Trojans to a 62-28 victory over South Johnston. Hill became the third player in state history to rush for eight touchdowns, joining Hope Mills’ Donnie Davis…

Former Holly Springs Coach Dies

Normal.dotm 0 0 1 94 538 NCHSAA 4 1 660 12.0 FORMER HOLLY SPRINGS FOOTBALL COACH PASSES AWAY Jim Hynus, a veteran high school teacher and coach, died earlier this week of cancer at the age of 51. Hynus, a graduate of Marshall University, had also served as an assistant coach at Apex and Purnell…

“Dig Pink” Success In Catawba County

BANDYS, BUNKER HILL RAISE MONEY AT VOLLEYBALL EVENT CLAREMONT— Bandys defeated Bunker Hill earlier this week in a high school volleyball match by scores of 25-13, 25-6, and 25-19, but the Observer-News-Enterprise of Newton reports there was much more involved than just the match itself. Bunker Hill hosted its first-ever “Dig Pink” night to help…

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