The NCHSAA, in partnership with Wells Fargo, recognizes the top overall athletic program in each conference through the Wells Fargo Conference Cup. These competitions are based on conference finish with point distributions determined by each conference. The Wells Fargo Conference Cup is the companion of the Wells Fargo State Cup, which recognizes the top overall athletic program from each of the Association's four classifications. Below are the standings for the 2019-2020 Wells Fargo Conference Cup through the Fall season. 

Albemarle 1A – Manteo leads the Conference Cup standings through the Fall season thanks to a first-place finish in Men’s Soccer. They also finished second in Football, Women’s Tennis and both Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. Camden County and John A. Holmes are right on their heels, tied for second. Camden won conference championships in both Men’s and Women’s Cross Country while Holmes claimed conference titles in Football and Women’s Tennis.

1. Manteo – 22

4. Perquimans – 14
5. Gates County – 10
6. Washington County – 4

 

Atlantic 5 1A –  No Entry

1. Bear Grass
2. Cape Hatteras
3. Columbia
4. Mattamuskeet
5. Ocracoke

 

Carolina 1A – Rosewood leads the conference after winning conference championships in Football and Men’s Cross Country. The Eagles also finished second in Men’s Soccer this year to help edge second-place Princeton through a third of the sports season. Princeton is just a point behind Rosewood after a conference title in Volleyball and second-place finishes in Football and Men’s Cross Country.

1. Rosewood – 23
2. Princeton – 22
3. Hobbton – 18
4. Lakewood – 13.5
5. North Duplin – 12
6. Neuse Charter – 8.5
7. Union – 8

 

Central Tar Heel 1A – Research Triangle leads the way through the first sports season thanks to a conference championship in Women’s Cross Country. The Raptors also finished second in Volleyball and Men’s Soccer, tying for second in Women’s Tennis. Raleigh Charter is in second thanks to Women’s Golf, Women’s Tennis and Men’s Soccer conference championships.

1. Research Triangle – 39.5
2. Raleigh Charter – 33
3. Cornerstone Charter – 27
4. River Mill Academy – 26.5
5. Chatham Charter – 23.5
6. Woods Charter – 22
7. Eno River Academy – 16.5
8. Clover Garden School – 7

 

Coastal Plains 1A – Northside-Pinetown leads the conference after finishing in third place for Men’s Cross Country, Women’s Cross Country, Football, and Volleyball. Northside also tied for third in Men’s Soccer. Pamlico County is in second after winning conference championships in Volleyball, Men’s Cross Country and Women’s Cross Country.

1. Northside-Pinetown – 222.5
2. Pamlico County – 215
3. Riverside-Martin – 182.5
4. Tarboro – 150
5. South Creek – 135
6. Southside – 132.5
7. Jones – 57.5

 

North Central Athletic 1A – Franklin Academy leads after the fall season thanks to conference titles in Women’s Tennis, Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. They also finished tied for first in Men’s Soccer. Voyager Academy is in second place after winning a co-championship in Men’s Soccer and finishing second in Men’s Cross Country and Women’s Cross Country. The Patriots also tied for second in Women’s Tennis.

1. Franklin Academy – 30
2. Voyager Academy – 26
3. East Wake Academy – 22
4. Falls Lake Academy – 21
5. Vance Charter – 18
6. Oxford Prep – 13
7. Roxboro Community – 13
8. Triangle Math & Science – 8
9. Henderson Collegiate – 6

 

Northwest 1A – East Surry leads the Northwest 1A conference after the fall season after winning three conference championships in Football, Women’s Golf and Volleyball. The Cardinals also placed second in men’s cross country. Bishop McGuinness is in second place after winning a conference championship in both men’s cross country and women’s tennis. In third place in the Northwest 1A conference we have Mount Airy after winning a co-championship in men’s soccer and a second place finish in football. 

1. East Surry – 35.5
2. Bishop McGuinness – 34
3. Mount Airy – 27.5
4. South Stokes – 20.5
5. North Stokes – 12.5
6. Winston-Salem Prep – 5

 

 

PAC 7 1A – Community School of Davidson is in first place after the fall season after winning Men’s and Women’s Cross Country conference titles and a co-championship in Volleyball. They also finished second in Women’s Tennis and Men’s Soccer. Pine Lake Prep is in second thanks to conference titles in Women’s Tennis and Men’s Soccer.

1. Community School of Davidson – 70
2. Pine Lake Prep – 66
3. Mountain Island Charter – 56
4. Union Academy – 55
5. Langtree Charter – 47
6. Bradford Prep – 41
7. Queens Grant – 34
8. Carolina International – 19

 

Smoky Mountain 1A – Hayesville leads the conference with pair of championships, one in Men’s Soccer and one with Women’s Cross Country. They also finished second in Men’s Cross Country and fourth place in Volleyball and Football. Murphy is just behind in second thanks to championships in Men’s Cross Country and a co-championship in Volleyball. The Bulldogs also finished second in Football.

1. Hayesville – 51
2. Murphy – 50.5
3. Swain County – 46
4. Robbinsville – 38.5
5. Cherokee – 28
6. Hiwassee Dam – 19
7. Highlands – 17.5
8. Tri-County – 17
9. Blue Ridge – 16.5
10. Rosman – 16
11. Andrews – 15
12. Nantahala – 6

 

Southern Piedmont 1A – Thomas Jefferson is in the lead after the fall season thanks to a conference championship in Women’s Cross Country and finishing as co-champions in football. Thomas Jefferson also posted runner-up finishes in Women’s Golf, Women’s Tennis and Men’s Soccer. Highland Tech is second thanks to a conference title in Women’s Golf and a runner-up spot in Men’s Cross Country. Third place belongs to Lincoln Charter who won Men’s Cross Country and Women’s Tennis titles while finishing second in Women’s Cross Country and Volleyball.

1. Thomas Jefferson – 63
2. Highland Tech – 62
3. Lincoln Charter – 58
4. Christ the King – 46
5. Cherryville – 42
6. Bessemer City – 33
7. Piedmont Community – 29

 

Tar Roanoke 1A – North Edgecombe leads the conference after the fall season thanks to a conference championship in Football and a co-championship in Volleyball. Second place is Northampton County thanks to a second place finish in football and third in Men’s Cross Country.

1. North Edgecombe – 150
2. Northampton County – 135
3. Rocky Mount Prep – 120
4. Weldon – 95
5. KIPP Pride – 90
6. Wilson Prep – 75
7. Southeast Halifax – 60
8. Northwest Halifax – 60

 

Yadkin Valley 1A – South Stanly is out in front after the fall sports season. They have the lead after first place finishes in Men’s Cross Country and Women’s Golf. Gray Stone Day is in second behind South Stanly thanks to a conference championship in Men’s Soccer and second place finishes in Women’s Cross Country, Women’s Golf and Women’s Tennis.

1. South Stanly – 315
2. Gray Stone Day – 295
3. North Stanly – 250
4. Uwharrie Charter – 242.5
5. North Moore – 237.5
6. Chatham Central – 190
7. North Rowan – 135
8. South Davidson – 115
9. Albemarle – 115

 

Coastal 8 1A/2A – After an outstanding fall sports season, Croatan leads the conference cup race. The Cougars grabbed conference titles in four sports, Women’s Tennis, Gymnastics/Dance and Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. Dixon trails Croatan thanks to a conference championship in Men’s Soccer and a pair of third place finishes, one in Women’s Cross Country and the other in Women’s Tennis.

1. Croatan – 61
2. Dixon – 45
3. Richlands – 41
4. East Carteret – 39
5. Southwest Onslow – 36.5
6. Lejeune – 33.5
7. Heide Trask – 28
8. Pender – 27

 

Mountain Valley 1A/2A – Ashe County is the leader in the Mountain Valley 1A/2A conference. The Huskies  

1. Ashe County – 48.5
2. Elkin – 33
3. West Wilkes – 32.5
4. Wilkes Central – 32
5. North Wilkes – 30.5
6. East Wilkes – 26.5
7. Alleghany – 21
8. Starmount – 20

 

Northern Carolina 1A/2A – Bunn and Granville Central are tied for the top spot after the fall season. Bunn won the conference championship in Women’s Tennis while Granville Central finished first in Men’s Cross Country and Men’s Soccer. South Granville is right on their heels with 21 points in third thanks to a first place finish in Football.

T1) Bunn – 22

T1) Granville Central – 22

3. South Granville – 21
4. Roanoke Rapids – 20.5
5. Louisburg – 15
6. J.F. Webb – 11.5
7. Warren County – 7

 

Three Rivers 1A/2A – Whiteville holds the lead after the fall season. The Wolfpack finished first in Women’s Cross Country and Volleyball. They also tied for first in Football. St. Pauls is in second after a conference championship in Men’s Cross Country and a second-place finish for the Women’s Cross Country team. East Bladen is in third thanks to a conference title in Men’s Soccer. 

1. Whiteville – 47.5
2. St. Pauls – 38.5
3. East Bladen – 32
4. West Bladen – 29.5
5. Red Springs – 29
6. South Columbus – 24.5
7. Fairmont – 18
8. East Columbus – 14
9. West Columbus – 6

 

Western Highlands 1A/2A – Polk County is the front-runner after the fall season, securing conference titles in Men’s Soccer and Volleyball. They also tied for first in Women’s Tennis and finished second in Women’s Golf as well as Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. Owen is close behind in second thanks to conference championships in Men’s Cross Country and Women’s Cross Country. They also tied for first in Women’s Tennis. Avery County is in third thanks to a conference championship in Women’s Golf.

1. Polk County – 70.5
2. Owen – 68 
3. Avery County – 60
4. Mountain Heritage – 59.5
5. Mitchell – 38
6. Madison – 35

 

Central Carolina 2A – Oak Grove leads the way after the fall season following a pair of conference championships. They secured titles in Football and Women’s Golf this year and finished in second for Women’s Tennis and Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. Ledford follows in second place thanks to a Men’s Soccer championship and second place finish in Women’s Golf. Salisbury claimed a conference championship in Women’s Tennis and sits in third overall.

1. Oak Grove – 75.5
2. Ledford – 62
3. Salisbury – 58.5
4. North Davidson – 57.5
5. Central Davidson – 54
6. South Rowan – 52
7. East Davidson – 44.5
8. West Davidson – 43
9. Thomasville – 36
10. Lexington – 14

 

East Central 2A – Clinton is atop the league after the fall thanks to conference titles in Football and Women’s Tennis. East Duplin and Goldsboro are tied for second. East Duplin secured a conference title in Women’s Cross Country. Goldsboro did not win a conference title but finished second in Women’s Tennis as well as Men’s and Women’s Cross Country.

1. Clinton – 36

T2) East Duplin – 25.5

T2) Goldsboro – 25.5

4. Midway – 22.5
5. Spring Creek – 17
6. Wallace-Rose Hill – 16.5
7. James Kenan – 14

 

Eastern Carolina 2A – No Entry

1. Ayden

 

Eastern Plains 2A – SouthWest Edgecombe is in front of the league after the fall season thanks to conference titles in Football and Volleyball. North Johnston is on their heels in second after winning championships in Women’s Tennnis and Men’s Soccer. Nash Central is in third thanks to a conference title in Men’s Cross Country.

1. SouthWest Edgecombe – 21
2. North Johnston – 19.5
3. Nash Central – 18
4. Beddingfield – 17.5
5. Farmville Central – 15
6. North Pitt – 14

 

Mid-State 2A – Carrboro leads the pack after the fall season. The Jaguars enjoy the lead after winning conference championships in Men’s Soccer, Volleyball and Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. NCSSM is just behind them in second thanks to their Women’s Tennis Conference Championship and second place finishes in Men’s and Women’s Cross Country, Men’s Soccer and Volleyball. Durham School of the Arts is in third after runner-up finishes in Women’s Tennis and Men’s Soccer. They also finished third in Volleyball and Men’s and Women’s Cross Country.

1. Carrboro – 38
2. NC School of Science & Math – 30.5
3. Durham School of the Arts – 26.5

T4) Bartlett Yancey – 15

T4) Reidsville – 15

6)* Graham – 13

7. Cummings – 10

 

Mountain Six 2A – Brevard is holding off Hendersonville for the top spot in the conference thanks to conference championships in Women’s Cross Country and Volleyball. Brevard also tied for first in Football and were runner-up in Men’s Cross Country. Hendersonville grabbed conference titles in Women’s Golf and Women’s Tennis while finishing as runner-up in Men’s Soccer as they land in second. Smoky Mountain holds third after winning the conference in Men’s Soccer and finishing as co-champions in Football and runner up in Women’s Golf.

1. Brevard – 28
2. Hendersonville – 27.5
3. Smoky Mountain – 26.5
4. Franklin – 26
5. Pisgah – 20
6. East Henderson – 17

 

Northeastern Coastal 2A – First Flight holds the lead thanks to conference titles in Women’s Tennis, Men’s Soccer and Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. Currituck County is just behind them thanks to a co-Championship in Football and second place finishes in Men’s Soccer and Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. Northeastern is third following the Eagles co-Championship in Football and co-runner-up finish in Women’s Tennis.

1. First Flight – 27
2. Currituck County – 26
3. Northeastern – 18
4. Hertford County – 15
5. Bertie – 5
6. Pasquotank County – 4 

 

Northwestern Foothills 2A – Foard leads the league after the fall season thanks to conference titles in Volleyball and Women’s Tennis. Patton is in second after a championship in Women’s Golf and runner-up finish in Women’s Cross Country. Draughn is close behind in third after a runner-up finish in Women’s Tennis and tying for second in Football. 

1. Foard – 282.5
2. Patton – 257.5
3. Draughn – 250
4. East Burke – 245
5. Hibriten – 240
6. West Iredell – 217.5
7. Bunker Hill – 172.5
8. West Caldwell – 120

 

PAC 7 2A –  Wheatmore leads the Pac 7 2A after a dominating fall sports season. The warriors won four conference championships in volleyball, men’s soccer, women’s tennis, and men’s cross country. In second place not far behind by 7.5 points we have. Randleman is receiving points from winning the conference in football and coming in second in volleyball and men’s cross country.

1. Wheatmore – 37
2. Randleman – 29.5
3. Eastern Randolph – 25.5

T4) Jordan Matthews – 22

T4) Providence Grove – 22

        6) Trinity – 18.5

        7) T.W. Andrews. –  5.5

 

South Fork 2A – North Lincoln leads the conference after the fall season thanks to conference championships in Football and Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. East Lincoln trails closely in second thanks to a conference title in Men’s Soccer and second place finish in Women’s Golf. Lake Norman Charter is in third after a conference championship in Women’s Tennis and runner up finishes in Volleyball and Men’s and Women’s Cross Country.

1. North Lincoln – 49
2. East Lincoln – 47
3. Lake Norman Charter – 42
4. Maiden – 38
5. Newton-Conover – 30
6. West Lincoln – 28
7. Bandys – 22
8. Lincolnton – 17

 

Southwestern 2A – Shelby leads the league after conference championships in Football and Men’s Soccer. South Point is right behind in second thanks to championships in Women’s Cross Country and Women’s Tennis. R-S Central is in third place after winning conference titles in Men’s Cross Country and Volleyball.

1. Shelby – 35
2. South Point – 34
3. R-S Central – 30
4. Burns – 22
5. East Gaston – 17
6. East Rutherford – 13
7. Chase – 12

 

Western Piedmont 2A – Forbush is on top after the fall season thanks to a Women’s Tennis conference championship. They also had runner-up finishes in Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. West Stokes sits in second thanks to conference championships in Football, Women’s Cross Country and Women’s Golf. Atkins is third thanks to a championship in Men’s Cross Country and runner-up finish for the Women’s Golf team.

1. Forbush – 46
2. West Stokes – 43
3. Atkins – 36
4. Surry Central – 34
5. North Surry – 32
6. North Forsyth – 15
7. Walkertown – 14
8. Carver – 7

 

Mid-State Athletic 2A/3A – Northern Guilford leads the league after the fall season. The Nighthawks claimed conference championships in Men’s Soccer as well as Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. They also finished runner-up in Women’s Golf and Women’s Tennis. Eastern Alamance is second thanks to conference championships in Football and Women’s Tennis. In third place is Western Alamance by way of runner up finishes in Men’s Cross Country and Men’s Soccer.

1. Northern Guilford – 48.5
2. Eastern Alamance – 45.5
3. Western Alamance – 41
4. Rockingham County – 30.5
5. Person – 23
6. McMichael – 21.5
7. Morehead – 13
8. Northeast Guilford – 11

 

Rocky River 2A/3A – West Stanly leads the conference through the fall season thanks to conference championships in Men’s and Women’s Cross Country and Volleyball. Mount Pleasant is in second after finishing second in Women’s Tennis and tying for second in football and volleyball. Third place belongs to Montgomery Central who won the Women’s Tennis conference championship and finished second in Men’s Soccer.

1. West Stanly – 29.5
2. Mount Pleasant – 25
3. Montgomery Central – 22.5
4. Central Academy – 18

T5) Anson – 11.5

T5) Forest Hills – 11.5

 

Big East 3A – Fike and Southern Nash are tied for first after the fall season. Southern Nash claimed championships in Football and tied for first in Women’s Golf. Fike won the Men’s Soccer championship and tied for first in Women’s Tennis. Hunt is in third place thanks to a pair of co-championships, one in Women’s Golf and the other in Volleyball.

T1) Fike – 64.5

T1) Southern Nash – 64.5

3. Hunt – 58
4. Rocky Mount – 55.5
5. Franklinton – 52.5
6. Northern Nash – 50

 

Big 8 3A – East Chapel Hill leads the league through the fall season, managing to win conference championships in Women’s Tennis and Field Hockey. They also collected runner-up finishes in Women’s Cross Country, Men’s Soccer and Volleyball. Chapel Hill is right on their heels, winning conference championships in Men’s and Women’s Cross Country, Men’s Soccer and Volleyball. Northwood is in third thanks to a conference championship in Women’s Golf and runner-up finish in Men’s Cross Country.

1. East Chapel Hill – 52
2. Chapel Hill – 51
3. Northwood – 38
4. Orange – 32.5
5. Cedar Ridge – 32
6. Northern Durham – 23
7. Southern Durham – 14.5
8. Vance County – 13

 

Big South 3A – Kings Mountain leads the conference after the fall season thanks to a conference title in Women’s Cross Country and a runner-up finish in Volleyball. Cramer is in second thanks to three runner-up finishes, Women’s Cross Country, Women’s Golf, and Women’s Tennis. Crest is just behind in third after winning conference titles in Football, Women’s Golf and Volleyball.

1. Kings Mountain – 71.5
2. Cramer – 68.5
3. Crest – 68
4. Forestview – 63.5
5. Ashbrook – 60
6. Huss – 46
7. North Gaston – 38.5

 

Coastal 3A – Jacksonville takes first place by 2 points over West Carteret. The Cardinals are in the lead with 35.5 points after three fall sports conference championships in women’s tennis, volleyball and men’s soccer. West Carteret is not far behind with 33.5 points, West Carteret also won three conference championships in women’s golf, women’s cross country and tying with Jacksonville in volleyball.

1. Jacksonville –  35.5
2. West Carteret – 33.5
3. White Oak – 22
4. Swansboro – 20
5. Havelock – 12
6. Northside – Jacksonville

 

Greater Neuse 3A – Cleveland leads the conference after winning league titles in Football, Women’s Golf and Volleyball during the fall season. Clayton is just on their heels thanks to championships in Women’s Tennis and Men’s Soccer. West Johnston sits in third thanks to conference championships in Men’s Cross Country, Women’s Cross Country and Gymnastics.

1. Cleveland – 80.5
2. Clayton – 79
3. West Johnston – 76
4. South Johnston – 58.5
5. East Wake – 47
6. Smithfield-Selma – 46

 

Mid-Piedmont 3A – Asheboro is tied for the conference lead with Southern Alamance after the fall season. Asheboro claimed a runner-up finish in Women’s Golf and also tied for second in Women’s Tennis. Southern Alamance captured the conference title in Women’s Cross Country and were runner-up in Football. They also tied for second in Women’s Tennis. Southeast Guilford sits one point behind the leaders thanks to conference championships in Football and Women’s Golf.

1. Asheboro – 38.5
2. Southern Alamance – 38.5
3. Southeast Guilford – 37.5
4. Williams – 31
5. Southwestern Randolph 28
6. Eastern Guilford – 16.5
7. Southern Guilford – 5.5

 

North Piedmont 3A – South Iredell leads the conference after the fall season thanks to conference championships in Women’s Golf and Men’s Soccer. They also finished runner-up in Women’s Cross Country, Women’s Tennis and Volleyball. West Rowan is in second with conference titles in Men’s Cross Country and Volleyball. Third place belongs to Carson after winning the league in Women’s Cross Country and Women’s Tennis.

1. South Iredell – 310
2. West Rowan – 277.5
3. Carson – 275
4. North Iredell – 245
5. Statesville – 237.5
6. East Rowan – 230

 

Piedmont Triad 3A – Mount Tabor is in front after the fall season winning the league in Women’s Golf, Men’s and Women’s Cross Country and finishing in a three-way tie for first in Football with Dudley and Parkland. Southwest Guilford is second thanks to conference championships in Women’s Tennis, Men’s Soccer and Volleyball. Western Guilford is in third thanks to a runner-up finish in Volleyball.

1. Mount Tabor – 27
2. Southwest Guilford – 26
3. Western Guilford – 15.5
4. Parkland – 13
5. Dudley – 10.5
6. Ben L. Smith – 6

 

 

South Piedmont 3A – Cox Mill holds a sizable advantage after the fall season thanks to conference championships in every sport except Men’s Soccer. The Chargers collected titles in Women’s Golf, Women’s Tennis, Volleyball, Men’s and Women’s Cross Country and were co-champions in Football. Central Cabarrus is in second thanks to runner-up finishes in Women’s Cross Country and Women’s Golf. Northwest Cabarrus is third thanks to a co-championship in Football and runner-up spot in Men’s Cross Country.

1. Cox Mill – 322.5
2. Central Cabarrus – 270
3. Northwest Cabarrus – 235
4. Concord – 225
5. A.L. Brown – 207.5
6. Robinson – 205

 

Southern Carolina 3A – Weddington sits atop the conference through the fall season thanks to conference championships in Men’s Cross Country and Football. Marvin Ridge is in second following league titles in Women’s Golf and Volleyball. Charlotte Catholic holds the third spot thanks to championships in Women’s Tennis and Men’s Soccer.

1. Weddington – 300
2. Marvin Ridge – 297.5
3. Charlotte Catholic – 275
4. Cuthbertson – 252.5

T5) Parkwood – 172.5

T5) Sun Valley – 172.5

7. Piedmont – 140
8. Monroe – 140

 

Tri-County 3A – Union Pines are the league leader after the fall season thanks to conference championships in Men’s Cross Country, Women’s Tennis and Volleyball. The Vikings were also runner-up in Women’s Cross Country and Football. Harnett Central, Lee County and Triton are in a three-way tie for second. Harnett Central won the Women’s Cross Country conference title while finishing as the runner-up in Men’s Cross Country. Lee County won the conference championship in Football, grabbing a runner-up spot in Women’s Golf. Triton was the conference champion in Women’s Golf, finishing as the runner-up in Women’s Tennis and Men’s Soccer.

1. Union Pines – 35

T2) Harnett Central – 25

T2) Lee County – 25

T2) Triton – 25

5. Southern Lee -21
6. Western Harnett – 14

 

Western Mountain 3A – No Entry

1. A.C. Reynolds 

 

Eastern Carolina 3A/4A – D.H. Conley is the frontrunner through the fall season collecting conference championships in Football as well as Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. The Vikings also finished second in Women’s Tennis. New Bern and South Central share second place. New Bern won a conference title in Women’s Golf and finished second in Men’s Soccer and Football. South Central won conference championships in Men’s Soccer and Volleyball, earning runner-up spots in Men’s and Women’s Cross Country.

1. D.H. Conley – 42.5
2. New Bern – 34.5
3. South Central – 34.5
4. C.B. Aycock – 27.5
5. J.H. Rose – 25.5
6. Southern Wayne – 12
7. Eastern Wayne – 6.5

 

Mideastern 3A/4A – Hoggard holds the conference lead after the fall thanks to conference championships in Men’s and Women’s Cross Country and a co-championship in Volleyball. New Hanover is in second with conference championships in Football, Women’s Tennis and Men’s Soccer. Laney sits in third thanks to a conference title in Women’s Golf. 

1. Hoggard – 49
2. New Hanover – 39.5
3. Laney – 37
4. Topsail – 36
5. Ashley – 35
6. West Brunswick – 20
7. South Brunswick – 19
8. North Brunswick – 16

 

Northwestern 3A/4A – No Entry

1. Watauga

 

Patriot 3A/4A – Cape Fear holds a narrow lead through the fall season. The Colts won the conference in Women’s Golf, Women’s Tennis and Men’s Cross Country. Terry Sanford is just a point behind in second place thanks to a conference title in Women’s Cross Country and co-championships in Football and Women’s Tennis. Gray’s Creek is in third after securing championships in Men’s Soccer and Volleyball.

1. Cape Fear – 54
2. Terry Sanford – 53
3. Gray’s Creek – 50
4. South View – 38.5
5. Pine Forest – 37.5
6. Overhills – 30 
7. E.E. Smith – 24
8. Douglas Byrd – 9 
9. Westover – 8

 

CAP 7 4A – No Entry

1. Broughton –

 

Central Piedmont 4A – West Forsyth is the league leader after the fall season collecting conference championships in Football, Volleyball and Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. Reagan is second with league championships in Women’s Golf and Women’s Tennis. R.J. Reynolds holds a slim advantage for third thanks to a league championship in Men’s Soccer.

1. West Forsyth – 38
2. Reagan – 28
3. R.J. Reynolds – 24
4. Davie – 23.5
5. East Forsyth – 20.5
6. Glenn – 11

 

I-Meck 4A – Hough is the top school through the fall season thanks to conference championships in Women’s Tennis, Men’s Soccer, and Volleyball. The Huskies also were runner-up in Women’s Cross Country, Football and Women’s Golf. Lake Norman is second after winning the conference in Women’s Cross Country and posting runner-up finishes in Men’s Cross Country, Women’s Tennis and Men’s Soccer. Mooresville is third collecting league championships in Men’s Cross Country and Women’s Golf.

1. Hough – 51
2. Lake Norman – 45
3. Mooresville – 41
4. Mallard Creek – 33
5. Hopewell – 27
6. North Mecklenburg – 20
7. Zebulon B. Vance – 12
8. West Charlotte – 6

 

Metro 4A – Northwest Guilford holds the top spot through the fall thanks to conference championships in Women’s Cross Country, Men’s Soccer, and Volleyball. Page is second after winning the conference in Women’s Golf, Women’s Tennis and finishing as runner-up in Men’s Soccer and Men’s Cross Country. Grimsley is close in third spot thanks to conference titles in Men’s Cross Country and Football. The Whirlies also were runner-up in Women’s Cross Country and Volleyball.

1. Northwest Guilford – 28
2. Page – 27
3. Grimsley – 24
4. Ragsdale – 14
5. High Point Central – 9

 

Northern 4A – Heritage and Wakefield are tied atop the standings after the fall season. Heritage won the league in Women’s Cross Country, Women’s Golf and tied for first in Volleyball. Wakefield pulled in a co-championship in Women’s Tennis and finished third in four sports. Wake Forest is in third thanks to conference championships in Men’s Cross Country, Football and Men’s Soccer. 

1. Heritage – 41
2. Wakefield – 41
3. Wake Forest – 29
4. Rolesville – 26
5. Corinth Holders – 24
6. Knightdale – 8

 

Sandhills 4A – No Entry

1. Scotland –

 

So Meck 7 4A – Ardrey Kell leads the conference through the fall season earning conference titles in Men’s and Women’s Cross Country, Football, Women’s Golf and Women’s Tennis. They also earned a runner-up finish in Volleyball. Providence is in second thanks to a conference championship in Volleyball and runner-up finishes for Men’s and Women’s Cross Country, Women’s Golf and Men’s Soccer. South Mecklenburg is third including a championship in Men’s Soccer and splitting runner-up honors with Providence for Women’s Tennis.

1. Ardrey Kell – 46
2. Providence – 39.5
3. South Mecklenburg – 33.5
4. Olympic – 18
5. Berry – 16
6. Harding University – 15
7. West Mecklenburg – 11

 

South Wake 4A – Apex Friendship leads the conference through the fall season thanks to conference championships in Women’s Cross Country and Women’s Golf. The Patriots also were runner-up in Men’s Cross Country and Men’s Soccer. Holly Springs is in second after winning the conference in Men’s Soccer and runner-up finishes for Football, Women’s Golf and Women’s Tennis. Apex is just behind in third after earning conference championships in Men’s Cross Country and Women’s Tennis. The Cougars also were runner-up in Women’s Cross Country.

1. Apex Friendship – 50
2. Holly Springs – 44
3. Apex – 42.5
4. Middle Creek – 32.5
5. Fuquay-Varina – 25
6. Garner – 18
7. South Garner – 8

 

Southwestern 4A – Myers Park holds the lead through the fall season thanks to conference titles in Men’s and Women’s Cross Country, Football, Volleyball, Women’s Tennis and Men’s Soccer. They were also runner-up in Women’s Golf. Hickory Ridge is second, collecting a conference championship in Women’s Golf and runner-up honors in Men’s and Women’s Cross Country. Porter Ridge sits in third after a runner-up finish in Women’s Tennis and splitting runner-up honors with Hickory Ridge in Volleyball.

1. Myers Park – 55 
2. Hickory Ridge – 44.5
3. Porter Ridge – 32.5 
4. Butler – 32
5. Independence – 32
6. East Mecklenburg – 22
7. Rocky River – 9
8. Garinger – 5

 

Triangle 8 4A – Panther Creek holds a slight edge over Green Hope for first after the fall season. The Catamounts won the championship in Women’s Cross Country and were runner-up in Volleyball, Women’s Tennis, Women’s Golf, and Men’s Cross Country. Green Hope is just behind in second after winning conference championships in Men’s Cross country, Women’s Golf, Women’s Tennis, and Volleyball. The Falcons were second in Women’s Cross Country and tied for second in Football. Cary is in third after a co-championship in Men’s Soccer, tying Panther Creek. 

1. Panther Creek – 57.5
2. Green Hope – 56
3. Cary – 39
4. Jordan – 37
5. Athens Drive – 32
6. Green Level – 25.5
7. Riverside-Durham – 20.5
8. Hillside – 6.5