Thursday’s basketball update: No. 15 Hough wins at Lake Norman; stars, scores, schedule
Elevator
↑Meghan Rogers, Ardrey Kell girls: set the school’s single-game assist record with 12 Tuesday against Harding.
↑Kenzley Dunlap, Forestview girls: scored 24 points in Thursday’s 51-37 loss to Ashbrook. She scored her 1,000th career point.
↑Osa Idehen, East Meck: game-high 23 points in a 87-48 win over Garinger. East Meck (1-9) won its first game of the season.
↑Peyton Gerald, Ardrey Kell: career-high 10 points for the Knights (10-1) in a 65-61 win over West Meck.
↑Tournaments in town: the “She Got Game Classic” stops in Charlotte Friday and Saturday at Olympic High. The girls basketball event is the brainchild of the WNBA’s first-ever draft pick, Tina Thompson. The Queen City Classic is at Northside Christian. Full Friday schedule below.
CMS investigating potential ineligible player at Olympic
A Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools spokesperson told the Obsever that “an investigation is underway” at Olympic High School for a potentially ineligible boys basketball player.
The district will not comment further, the spokesperson said, until the investigation is complete.
Thursday’s #BIG5 Boys Performers
Anthony Allen, Omarion Bodrick, Independence: Both players had big games in Thursday’s 78-71 win over Porter Ridge. Bodrick had 18 points, 13 rebounds, four assists, four blocks and a steal. Allen finished with 25 points, six steals, five assists and four rebounds.
Jake Brockmann, Metrolina Christian: 23 points, nine rebounds in a 65-57 win over Franklin Prep.
Maurice Brown, Berry: 27 points in a 73-68 upset of Sweet 16 No. 7 Olympic. Josh Banks had 31 for Olympic. Berry is 6-4, 2-0 in the SoMECK conference. Olympic fell to 5-2, 2-1.
Daniel Sanford, Vance: 29 points, seven rebounds, seven steals, two blocks in an 89-45 win over Mooresvile.
Michael Schroeder, Christ The King: 22 points, 10 rebounds, four blocks in a close win over Cherryville.
Thursday’s #BIG5 Girls Performers
Jordan Durant, Comenius: 19 points, 11 steals, 10 assists in a 74-25 win over Legacy Charter.
Tanajah Hayes, Vance: 14 points, four steals, three assists in a 40-30 win over Mooresville. Teammates Amhyia Mooreland (eight points, 15 rebounds), Trinity Mooreland (eight points, eight rebounds) also had strong games.
Evan Miller, Ardrey Kell: school-record 34 points in a 66-25 win over West Mecklenburg.
Braylyn Milton, Trinity Thompson, Independence: 33 points, six steals, four assists, four rebounds for Milton in a 73-39 win over Porter RIdge. Thompson had 14 points, seven steals, six rebounds and two assists.
Mya Wise, Jada Jones, Rock Hill: In a 72-36 win over CA Johnson, Wise had 17 points, 10 rebounds; Jones added 14 points, seven assists and five steals.
No. 15 Hough wins at Lake Norman
The Hough Huskies won their seventh game in a row on Thursday night, taking down the Lake Norman Wildcats 73-55 for the road win. With the win, Hough is now 3-0 in I-MECK 4A Conference play. That puts them into a three-way tie with Vance and North Mecklenburg for first place in the conference.
Jackson Bissette led the team with 16 points, icing the game in the fourth quarter with nine points from the free-throw line. While Bissette was finishing at the line, Cal Riehl was solid from beyond the three-point line, scoring nine of his 14 points from the three.
Hough came out shaky in the first quarter, only scoring 15 points and leading by a score of 15-13 entering the second. Nathan Chambers was the Hough’s offense in the first quarter, scoring eight of his 10 points to give Hough the early lead. In the second quarter, Hough outscored Lake Norman 21-15 as Beau Maye provided six of his 14 points to help the Hough run. Maye was dominating in the paint for most of the game, scoring on the short turn-around jumpers and offensive rebounds. Hough ended the first half with a 36-28 lead.
In the third quarter, Riehl made two three-pointers that helped Hough pull away in the second half as Hough was up 51-35 at the end of the third quarter. Graham Worland and Kevin Stiff both added baskets to help the Hough third-quarter run.
“Coach (Jason Grube) told us at halftime to play our game, focus on defensive rebounds, play good defense,” Hough center Beau Maye said. “Our guys played really well in the second half and we were able to pull away late in the game.”
▪ Jack Edmonson paced the Lake Norman offense, finishing with a game-leading 17 points and scoring nine of those points from three-point range.
RECORDS: Hough (9-1, 3-0); Lake Norman (4-3, 2-1);
THREE WHO MATTERED
Jackson Bissette (Hough) - The senior scoring guard led the team with 16 points. Nine of those 16 points came from the free-throw line.
Beau Maye (Hough) - The senior forward dominated in the paint all game, finishing with 14 points.
Jack Edmonson (Lake Norman) - The senior was the game’s top scorer with 17 points, with nine of those points coming from three-point range.
WORTH MENTIONING
On the girls side, Lake Norman defeated Hough 50-42 to move to 6-0 while Hough drops to 5-5
On the JV side, both the Hough boys and girls won their matchups. The Hough JV Boys won 49-37; while the Hough JV Girls won 43-39 in overtime
WHAT’S NEXT?
Hough will participate in the East Lincoln Winter Jam December 27-30; Lake Norman will return to action on January 3rd at South Iredell.
-- Correspondent Jake Spriggs
Thursday’s Boys Boxscores
NO. 3 VANCE 89, MOORESVILLE 45
| Mooresville | 11 | 13 | 11 | 10 | 45 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vance | 22 | 27 | 19 | 21 | 89 |
VANCE 89 -- Curry 10, Green 14, Gaines 6, Smith 5, A. Moore 8, M. Moore 2, Ransom 6, Saunds 3, Sanford 29, Asante 6
Notable: Jaylen Curry 10 points, 11 assists, 6 rebounds, 5 steals; Trey Green 14 points, 3 assists, 4 steals; Daniel Sanford 29 points, 7 rebounds, 7 steals, 2 blocks
BERRY 73, NO. 7 OLYMPIC 68
Berry 8 13 23 28 73
Olympic 6 13 21 29 68
Berry- Brown 27 Best 17 A Jones 11 Calloway 6 Gladden 4 C Jones 8
Olympic- Bishop 2 Williams 25 Banks 31 Lawrence 3 Hodge 1 Herd 4 Garter 2
NO. 14 COX MILL 91, SOUTH IREDELL 52
South Iredell - 10 - 18 - 6 - 18 - 52
Cox Mill - 33 - 20 - 20 - 18 - 91
Cox Milll -- JA Baker- 19 / Wes Poindexter- 17- Propst- 8 - Hunter- 11- Lawerence- 2 Morgan- 8 Woodlidge- 3 - McClanahan- Nelson- 4 - Boyd- 6 - Gentile- 8 - Riddle - 2
Records: Cox Mill 9-1
Notable: Everyone Scored - Won 5 Straight
NO. 16 HOUGH 73, LAKE NORMAN 55
Hough 15 21 15 22 -- 73
Lake Norman 15 7 20 13 -- 55
Hough: Bissette (16); Maye (14); Riehl (14); Chambers (10); Worland (10); Shryock (7); Stiff (2)
Lake Norman: Edmonson (17); Aeschliman (16); Taylor (10); Hodges (7); Adams (4); Weatherford (1)
CHRIST THE KING 72, CHERRYVILLE 65
CTK 19 18 10 25 72
Cherryville 13. 19 16 17 65
CTK-Steele 12, Hendershott 17, Stanley 4, Zuhosky 6, Todd 11, Schroeder 22, Butterfield 2, Sides 3
Cherryville- Harden 11, Hughes 22, Kelly 13, Thompson 2, Varela 6, Cease 1, Taylor 10
Notable: Michael Schroeder led Christ the King past Cherryville with 22 points, 10 rebounds, and 4 blocks. Andrew Hendershott added 17 points, 6 assists, 6 rebounds, and 6 steals. Jaylen Steele added 12 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists. Nick Todd chipped in with 11 points and 7 rebounds.
EAST BURKE 54, BUNKER HILL 51
East Burke . 19 . 11 . 13 . 11 -- 54
Bunker Hill 6 . 16 . 18 . 11 -- 51
East Burke 54 -- Micah Chrisco 18, Aasin Lor 10, Ward 7, Coble 6, Propst 6, Smith 5, Kanzleiter 2
Bunker Hill 51 -- Desmond Anderson 16, Hildebran 8, Sigmon 8, Chapman 6, Robinson 6, Abrams 4, Kee 2, Ramseur 1
Records: East Burke 4-5 (1-1 NFAC), Bunker Hill 2-7 (0-2 NFAC)
EAST MECKLENBURG 87, GARINGER 48
Garinger - 7 19 12 10 (48)
East Meck 15 30 19 23 (87)
Garinger - Locklear 20, Portlock 10, Cammune 2, Moore 2, Moboli 2, Carr 8, Jones 3, Miller 2
East Meck - Mike Mason 13, Kanye Johnson 16, Osa Idehen 23, Jamih Springer 14, Forston 2, Hoke 9, Truitt 2, Long 8
INDEPENDENCE 78, PORTER RIDGE 71
Independence 12 16 21 29--78
Porter Ridge 17 14 19 21--71
Independence 78-- Omarion Bodrick 18,Anthony Allen 25, Nygell Verdier 11, Allah 3,De’Drick Givens 12, Hinton 9
Porter Ridge 71-- I Willams 20, T Hamilton 11, M Willlis 24, Miller 7, Capers 3, McIntyre 2, Harris 2, Johnson 2
Notables : Omarion Brodrick 18 ponts, 13 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 blocks, & 1steal; Anthony Allen 25 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists, & 6 steals; Nygell Verdier 11 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists & 3 steals; De’Drick Givens 12 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, 6 steals & 1 block
LINCOLN CHARTER 76, BESSEMER CITY 67
Lincoln Charter 19. 23. 16. 18.
Bessemer City. 5. 13. 22. 25.
Lincoln Charter: Carter Seitz 16, Axel Holm 14, Sam Cogan 13, Anthony Davis 10, Bennet 11, Fulton 8, Baich 4,
Bessemer City: Love 21, Alexander 17, Davis 12, Williams 10, Pettas 7Lincoln Charter 9-0 1-0 Conference.
MAIDEN 59, BANDYS 45
Maiden 10-21-15-13-- 59
Bandys 10-11-14-10 -- 45
Maiden 59 -- Dru McClough 19, Elijah Fowler 17, Micah Haynes 6, Jalen Robinson 5, Treveon Howell 7, Reilley Copeland 5, Brennen James , Amarion Craig, Iziah Morgan, Dylan Abernethy, Tyler Fitzpatrick, Anthony Breland DNP
Bandys 45 -- Ledford 25, Wright 8, Maddox 4, Culliver 5, Harschled? 3,
Records: Maiden 4-3(1-0) Bandys 3-4 (0-1)
METROLINA CHRISTIAN 65, FRANKLIN PREP 57
MCA 12 17 14 22 = 65
FP 6 17 15 19 = 57
Metrolina - Brockmann 23, Patterson 14, Johnson 13, Bellew 9, Harold 3, Owens 2, Crumbie 1
Notes: Sr. Jake Brockmann 23pts, 9rbs, 1ast; Sr. Drew Patterson 14pts, 3asts, 3stls, 2rbs, 0 turnovers in 32min; Jr. Camden Johnson 13pts, 6rbs, 3asts, 1stl, 0 turnovers in 31min.
Metrolina Christian 6-8 (1-3) plays at Victory Christian on Friday, December 20th at 830pm.
Jake Brockmann, Metrolina Christian: 23 points, nine rebounds in a 65-57 win over Franklin Prep.
WEST CHARLOTTE 57, MALLARD CREEK 48
West Charlotte 10 20 14 13 57
Mallard Creek 14 8 9 17 48
WC Marcus Magness 28 Raymond 8 Dow 8 Marrow 7 McQueen 2 Jernigan 2 Morgan 2
MC Adrian Suffren 11 Paige 9 Kirby 6 Johnson 6 Cummings 6 Funderburk 4 Fyle 4 Asumni 2
Thursday’s Girls Boxscores
NO. 2 MALLARD CREEK 69, WEST CHARLOTTE 34
Mc - 16 31 15 7
Wc - 5 12 5 12
MC - N.Brown 16 K.Simpson 14 S.Suffren 10 A.Bynum 6 A.Fowler 6 H.Doctor 4 S.Lutz 4 M.Johnson 4 L.Walker 3 C.Digsby 2
WC - K.Moore 17 H.Chaffin 8 J.Henderon 5 K.Dixon 3 M.Phanor-Washington 1
NO. 4 PROVIDENCE 46, SOUTH MECKLENBURG 42
South Meck 13 10 10 9 -- 42
Providence 9 9 10 20 -- 46
SOUTH MECKLENBURG 42 -- Senali Moss 10 ,Shakyra Harley 15, Jackie Feit 16, Houpt 1
PROVIDENCE 46 -- Nyla McGill 14, A Davis 15, C Mulkey 12, Butler 5
NO. 9 EAST BURKE 40, BUNKER HILL 34
East Burke 15 5 11 9 40
Bunker Hill. 8 8. 10 8. 34
East Burke 40 -- Riley Haas 13, Aubree Griggs 8, Sarah Grace Lockee 7, Graleigh Hildebran 4, Ashlyn Stilwell 3, Allie Cooke 2, Aubrie Snider 2, Gracie Ruff 1
Bunker Hill 34 -- Faith Isenhour 11, Addie Wray 11, Dalesha Lineberger 5, Maddie Stotts 5, Camryn Bryant 2
East Burke 7-2, (2-0)
NO. 11 INDEPENDENCE 73, PORTER RIDGE 39
Independence 20 12 15 23 73
Porter Ridge 6 8 7 18 39
Independence: Braylyn Milton 33, Trinity Thompson 14, Alex Barrino 12, Breckenridge 8, Az Barrino 4, Anderson 3, Flynn 1, Perry 1
Records: Independence 8-1 (3-0 in conference)
ARDREY KELL 66, WEST MECKLENBURG 25
AK 23 34 0 9 — 66
WM 5 6 9 5 — 25
AK: Evan Miller 34; Lucy Vanderbeck 10; Grace Belcher 7; Meghan Rogers 6 points & 10 assists; Sarah Evans 4; Trinity Palmer 2; Emerson Harding 2; Tori Newman 1
WM: McMillian 11; Law 10; Mpiana 4
Notable: AK - Evan Miller set the Ardrey Kell single game scoring record with 34 points.; Tuesday vs Harding, Meghan Rogers set the Ardrey Kell single game assist record with 12 assist.
ASHBROOK 51, FORESTVIEW 37
Forestview 10 12 6 9 37
Ashbrook 11 14 18 8 51
Forestview Kenzley Dunlap 24, Vazquez 4, Robinson 3, Miller 2, Jacobs 2, Wilson 2
Records: Forestview 7-4 1-1 Big South
Notable: Kenzley Dunlap scored her 1000 career point tonight.
BANDYS 55, MAIDEN 37
BHS - 21 13 8 13 = 55
MHS - 11 9 7 10 = 37
BHS: Macy Rummage 12, Toni Laney 11, Logan Dutka 11, Olivia 7, Laci Paul 6, Caroline McIntosh 5, Cailyn Huggins 2, Hope Clements 1
MHS: L. Hentschel 13, M. Andrews 8, N. Glover 5, M. Sigmon 4, G. Arrowood 3, M. Bohemier 2, C. Bass 2
Records: BHS Lady Trojans Overall 5-2, Conference 1-0
Notes: BHS Lady Trojans’ next game will be at Bandys in the Peoples Bank Holiday Clash versus Stuart Cramer on December 26th at 7pm.
CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 38 CHARLOTTE LATIN 31
Charlotte Christian 8. 9. 8. 13 — 38
Charlotte Latin. 10. 6. 4. 11 — 31
Charlotte Christian 38 — Breya Busby 12, Ryan Swilling 9, Mya Olmeda 7, Lindsay Noonan 6, Rachel Noonan 4, Emma Coles 4
Charlotte Christian 7-5 (1-0 conference play)
CHRIST THE KING 50 CHERRYVILLE 28
CTK 10 20 15 5 -- 50
CHS 6 7 1 14 -- 28
CTK 50 -- Jessica Hoagland 14, Fishbaugh 8, Mundy 7, Langbo 5, Steele 4, O’Malley 3, Evans 2, Bellar 2, Buchsbaum 1
CHS 28 -- Anthony 8, Bess 6, Walker 5, Hester 4, Hovis 3, McCorkle 2
COMENIUS 74, LEGACY CHARTER 25
Comenius 24, 15, 16, 18
Legacy 7, 3, 10, 5
COMENIUS 74 - Monique Cepeda 28, Jordan Durant 19, Pasiko Hvichiani 14, Mekendyn Walters 6, Nichole Hunter 5, Rachel Lauka 2
Legacy Charter 25 - Danielle E. 14, Mikiya S. 7, Zelayah M. 4
Notable: Junior guard, Jordan Durant earns Player of this Game with a Triple Double - 19P,11S, 10A while runner up Sophomore Shooting Guard/Sm Forward Monique Cepeda throws down 28 points for Comenius
COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF DAVIDSON 64, CABARRUS CHARTER ACADEMY 31
CSD 13 23 18 10 -- 64
Cabarrus Charter 5 8 10 8 -- 31
CSD 64 -- Mariana Soares 14, Lauren Whitley 12, Leah Whiteside 8, Ruthie Camp 7, Kenzi Delay 6, Sarah Imhoff 6, Berea Gallagher 6, Ally O’Donnell 3, Jillian Charlet. 2
MORAVIAN 31 -- Gabrielle Talley 15, Amiyah Jones 14, Kayana Wood 2
Records: CSD 8-1
Notable: Mariana Soares and Lauren Whitley led all scorers with a full team effort in CSD’s 8th victory
LAKE NORMAN 50, HOUGH 42
Lake Norman 9, 10, 22, 9
Hough 2, 12, 14, 14
Lake Norman: Madison Saunders 13, Lauren Sullivan 12, Ellie Erwin 9, Kirsten Lewis-Williams 8, Jazmine Lowe 6, Ashley Kennedy 2
Hough: Swartz 14, McElroy 9, Bell 7, Polito 3, Mroz 3, Phocas 2
ORANGEBURG-WILKINSON 54, CANNON SCHOOL 49
Cannon School 19 30- 49
Orangeburg Wilkinson 23 31- 54
Cannon School 49 —Reigan Richardson 25, Trinity Mathis 10, Z. Edwards 6, Wood 6, Brooks-Manning 2
Orangeburg Wilkinson 54- Dmya Tucker 21, Ziegler 9, Graves 7, Gaillard 7, Hampton 5, Wright 2
Records: Cannon School 6-5
ROCK HILL 72, CA JOHNSON 36
Rock Hill 23; 14; 12; 23 = 72
C.A. Johnson Lady Hornets 11; 06; 05; 14 = 36
Rock Hill (72): Mya Wise 17, Jada Jones 14, JuJu Stringfellow 8, A. Creque’ 8, Dynasty Pichardo 7, Emma Lopinto 6, Gracie Wilson 4, Makayla Street 4, Madison Burgess 4
C. A. Johnson (36): T. Grey 31, P. Hayes 5
Records: Rock Hill 7-3
Game Notes: Mya Wise 17 points, 10 rebounds, Jada Jones 14 points, 7 assist, 5 steals
SUGAR CREEK CHARTER 35, FORSYTH HOME EDUCATORS
Forsyth Home Ed: 0 7 7 7 F 21
Sugar Creek Charter 5 9 14 7 F 35
FHE: Munger 4, Petusky 4, Peidleton 11, Fowler 2
SCCS : Jada Cruz 10, Rain Redfern 14, Gardner 4, Williams 2, Jackson 3, McGill 2
Records: FHE (2-8); SCCS (5-8)
Notable: Sr. Rain Redfern led all scorers with 14 points, 5 rebounds, 5 steals, 2assist, and 1block.
VICTORY CHRISTIAN 46, COMENIUS 35
Comenius 8, 11, 9, 7
Victory Chr 20, 7, 10, 9
COMENIUS 35 — Nichole Hunter 13, Monique Cepeda 8, Jordan Durant 8, Pasiko Hvichiani 6
VICTORY CHR 46 - Lydia Barbirye 14, Bethel Eypergha 9, Alaina McPherson 8, Assiyah Mitchel 6, Evelina Davlakou 5, Zion Duncan 4
Friday’s Schedule
FRIDAY, DEC. 20
Northwestern 3A-4A
St. Stephens at Freedom
Big South 3AS
North Gaston at Kings Mountain
Southern Carolina 3A
Charlotte Catholic at Weddington
Marvin Ridge at Parkwood
Piedmont at Cuthbertson
Sun Valley at Monroe
Metrolina Athletic
Gaston Day at Westminster Catawba
Central Carolina 2A
Salisbury at Ledford
Thomasville at South Rowan
Foothills 2A
Draughn at Hibriten
Patton at West Iredell
South Fork 2A
Lake Norman Charter at East Lincoln
Lincolnton at Newton-Conover
West Lincoln at North Lincoln
Southwestern 2A
Chase at Burns
R-S Central at Shelby
Yadkin Valley 1A
Chatham Central at Albemarle
North Moore at North Rowan
North Stanly at Uwharrie Charter
South Stanly at South Davidson
S.C. Region 4 2A
Andrew Jackson at Buford
Lee Central at Chesterfield
Lewisville at Pageland Central
She Got Game Classic (girls)
(at Olympic High)
Vance vs. St. Laurent (Manitoba), 2:30
Providence Day vs. Columbia Ridge View, 4
South Mecklenburg vs. Lanier (GA), 5:30
Charlotte Country Day vs. Charlottesville (VA) Miller School, 7
Durham Academy vs. Cape Coral (FLA), 8:30
Queen City Classic (girls)
(at Northside Christian)
Northside Christian vs. West Charlotte, 5
Carolina International vs. Liberty Heights, 6:30
Providence vs. Rocky River, 8
Moravian Prep vs. Combine Academy, 9:30
Anson County Invitational
(boys and girls)
Charlotte Christian, Anson County
Beach Ball Classic – Andy Landers Division (boys)
(at Myrtle Beach Sports Center)
(consolation bracket)
Legion Collegiate-Summerville loser vs. Gulf Shores-Dreher loser, 10 a.m.
Latta-A.C. Flora loser vs. Loris-Carolina Forest loser, 11:45 a.m.
(winners bracket)
Legion Collegiate-Summerville winner vs. Gulf Shores-Dreher winner, 10 a.m.
Latta-A.C. Flora winner vs. Loris-Carolina Forest winner, 11:45 a.m.
Beach Ball Classic – Pat Summitt Division (girls)
(at Myrtle Beach Sports Center)
(consolation bracket)
Winter Haven-Glynn Academy loser vs. North Mecklenburg-Manning loser, 9:30 a.m.
Myers Park-Wilson loser vs. Ashley-East Clarendon loser, 11:15 a.m.
(winners’ bracket)
Winter Haven-Glynn Academy winner vs. North Mecklenburg-Manning winner, 1
Myers Park-Wilson winner vs. Ashley-East Clarendon winner, 2:45
Beach Ball Classic – Vivian Stringer Division (girls)
(at Myrtle Beach Sports Center)
(consolation bracket)
Irmo-Lexington loser vs. Hickory Ridge-Brunswick loser, 9:30 a.m.
Florida State High-Newark University High loser vs. Cannon School-Orangeburg Wilkinson loser, 11:15 a.m.
(winners’ bracket)
Irmo-Lexington winner vs. Hickory Ridge-Brunswick winner, 1
Florida State High-Newark University High winner vs. Cannon School-Orangeburg Wilkinson winner, 2:45
Chick-fil-A Classic (boys)
(at Richland Northeast, Columbia)
(American Division)
Montclair (NJ) Immaculate Conception vs. Panthersville (GA) Greenforest Christian, noon
Cannon School vs. Travelers Rest (SC), 3
(Carolina Challenge)
Great Falls (SC) vs. Greenville (SC) Christ Church, 2:45
Marion (SC) vs. Richland Northeast, 4:30
Northside Christian vs. North Charleston (SC), 6
North Augusta (SC) vs. Blythewood (SC), 7:30
Bobcat Classic
(at Piedmont Classical, Greensboro)
Sugar Creek Charter competing
Wing and Fish Holiday Classic
(at West Brunswick High)
Starmount vs. West Brunswick
Lincoln Charter vs. Jacksonville Northside
Y.C. Winborn Classic (girls)
(at Rock Hill High)
Rock Hill, South Pointe competing
Nonconference
Alexander Central at North Iredell
Catawba Ridge (SC) at Nation Ford (SC)
Combine Academy at Carmel Christian
Concord at Forest Hills
East Rutherford, Fort Mill in Gaffney (SC) Holiday Tournament (girls)
Fayetteville Freedom Christian at Davidson Day
Hickory at Statesville
Hickory Grove Christian at Asheville Christian
Jay M. Robinson at Hopewell
Lake Norman Christian at Charlotte Country Day (boys)
Lamar (SC) at Cheraw (SC)
Liberty Prep at Southlake Christian (boys)
Lynchburg (VA) Virginia Episcopal at Charlotte Latin (boys)
Mitchell County at Ashe County
Mooresville at West Rowan
Moravian Prep at Covenant Day (boys)
Mount Pleasant at East Rowan
Mountain Island Charter at Providence Day (boys)
United Faith Christian at Fayetteville Trinity Christian
Vance in Roanoke (VA) Flycode Challenge (boys, girls)
Victory Christian hosts Millennium Invitational (boys, girls)
West Craven at Central Cabarrus
York Prep in Panther Classic at Myrtle Beach Carolina Forest High (boys)
Tuesday’s #BIG5 Boys Performers
Randy Johnson, Charlotte Latin: 23 points, eight assists in a 76-64 win over 5A S.C. public school Northwestern. Teammates Graham Calton (18 points, seven rebounds) and Bennett Smith (eight points, 15 rebounds).
Isaiah Tate, Kings Mountain: 34 points in a 77-59 win over Stuart Cramer.
Calik Thomas, Rocky River: team-high 13 points in a 51-36 upset over Sweet 16 No. 8 Myers park. The Ravens, who trailed 21-16 at halftime, outscored Myers Park 18-6 in the fourth quarter to rally and end the Mustangs’ seven-game win streak.
Patrick Wessler, Butler: 7-foot sophomore had 22 points in a 79-68 win at Porter Ridge.
Jeremiah Wooten, Queens Grant: 6-4 junior forward had 16 points, 17 rebounds in a 73-31 win over Langtree Charter.
Tuesday’s #BIG5 Girls Performers
Kennedy Calhoun, Hickory Ridge: 26 points, a career-high, 10 steals, five assists in a 74-14 win over Garinger.
Maddie Dillinger, Cuthbertson: game-high 21 points as Cuthbertson, No. 6 in this week’s Sweet 16, held off a Marvin Ridge upset attempt, winning 47-40.
Ashlynn Dotson, Payton Sutton Butler: 17 points, seven steals for Dotson; 16 points, eight assists, seven steals for Butler in a win over Porter Ridge
Senali Moss, Jackie Feit, South Mecklenburg: In a 46-32 win over Olympic, Moss went for 13 points, seven rebounds. Feit finished with 12 rebounds, eight blocks and four points.
Jessica Timmons, North Mecklenburg: 37 points in the Vikings 67-62 upset of newly crowned Sweet 16 No. 1 Hopewell. North Meck led 43-32 at halftime but the game was tied going into the fourth quarter.
Tuesday’s Boys Scoreboxes
NO. 1 NORTH MECKLENBURG 86, HOPEWELL 36
Hopewell 8 10 9 9 – 36
North Mecklenburg 27 25 23 11 – 86
HW: Antonio Perkins 12, Haynes 8, Smith 4, Richardson 4, B. Smith 4, McLaughlin 4, Gettings 2, Rogers 2
NM: Tristan Maxwell 14, Trayden Williams, 13, Jordan Crawford 11, Jeremy Gregory 11, Cam Gates 9, Shamann Artis 8, Chris Ford 6, Tristan LeXander 5, Tony Waters 5, Marcus Farley 4
Notable: Trayden Williams, North Mecklenburg: 13 points, seven rebounds, six assists
ROCKY RIVER 51, NO. 8 MYERS PARK 36
Myers Park - 10 11 9 6 = 36
ROCKY RIVER – 8 8 17 18 = 51
MP: Drake Maye 16, Noah Hooper 6, Jacob Newman 5, Kaden Elasaar 3, Kameron Mack 2,Jeb Lloyd 2, Tyrese Gwin 2
RR: Calik “Duke” Thomas 13, Christian Rudisell 12, Stephon Richards 10, Nicholas Burns 8, Tobias Forte 8,
RECORDS: Rocky River 3-3 ( 1-1 in SW4A conference) , Myers Park 7- 2( 2-1 in SW4A conference)
Notes: Rocky River next game will be at home next game will be at Hoodies House of Hoops Classic at Rock River on Friday, December 27th against . Myers Park next game will be at Hoodies House of Hoops Tournament at Rock River on Friday, December 27th against Lancaster.
NO. 9 ARDREY KELL 81, HARDING 60
Ardrey Kell 23 31 17 10 - 81
Harding 14 8 17 21 - 60
Ardrey Kell -- Luke Stankavage 30, Evan Smith 15, Davidson Hubbard 12, Toye-Ellis 7, Gerald 6, Testa 3, Nelson 3, Brooks 2, Blue 2, Snyder 1
Harding - - Funderburk 21, Brown 8,
NOTES: Ardrey Kell moves to 9-1 (2-0). Ardrey Kell travels to West Meck on Thursday.
NO. 10 FOREST HILLS 61, WEST STANLY 21
Forest Hills 13 14 13 21 -- 61
West Stanly 2 4 7 8 -- 21
FOREST HILLS 61 – Alec Topper 14, Barbour 8 , Byrams 6, Barrier 6, Burch 7, Huntley 5, Pollock 4, Wright 3, Stafford 2, Morris 4, Hester 2
WEST STANLY 21 – Haygood 8, Medlin 5, Ferree 3, Bartell 2, Brown 3
Records: Forest Hills 7-0 (1-0), West Stanly 6-3 (0-1)
NO. 11 CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 65, PARKWOOD 44
CCHS-- 21 20 19 4-- 65
PHS-- 2 11 14 15--44
CCHS- David Pino 16, Kevin Kullick 14, Thomas 9, Dumser 7, Dortch 3, Hanchard 5, McArdle 6, B. King 2, Bayadi 3
PHS- Brown 6, Houston 8, Crocker 7, Ivy 9, Horne 2, McGritt 4, Tyson 6, Starnes 2
BUTLER 79, PORTER RIDGE 68
BUTLER 19 15 24 21 79
Porter Ridge 11 11 26 20 68
BUTLER: Patrick Wessler 22, Carson Evans 19, Chastin Gatewood 16, Jordan McPhatter 11, Taylor 7, Lane 4.
Porter Ridge: Willis 21, Williams 18, Hough 13, Miller 11, Wenger 3, Johnson 2
Butler goes to 4-5 overall (2-0 in the conference).
Porter Ridge goes to 5-4 overall (1-1 in the conference).
CHARLOTTE LATIN 76, NORTHWESTERN 64
NHS 15 15 20 14--64
CLS 19 22 15 20--76
NHS--AJ Thompson 19, Mason Grigg 13, Qua Allison 12, Pugh 6, Barrett 6, Russell 4, Burnett 3, White 1
CLS--Randy Johnson 23, Graham Calton 18, David Felkner 13, Smith 8, Grams 7, Montgomery 5, Clements 2
Records: Northwestern 4-3, Latin 8-3
Game Notes: Randy Johnson led the Hawks with 23 points and 8 assists, Graham Calton had 18 points and 7 rebounds, Bennett Smith 8 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, and David Felkner added 13 points as the Hawks improved to 8-3 on the season. Latin will host Virginia Episcopal on Friday at 6:30.
CHRIST THE KING 77, PIEDMONT COMMUNITY CHARTER 65
CTK 29 16 14 18 77
PCC 17 21 19 8 65
CTK-Steele 14, Hendershott 24, Zuhosky 18, Todd 14, Schroeder 8, Lagueux 1
PCC-Vincent Davis 28, Akeem Hudson 20, Tharp 2, Cuthbertson 3, Daniels 10
Notable: Andrew Hendershott led Christ the King with24 points, 8 rebounds, and 7 assists. Jack Zuhosky added 18 points, Jaylen Steele added 14 points, 8 assists, and 6 rebounds, and Nick Todd had 14 points and 10 rebounds
INDEPENDENCE 75, EAST MECK 47
Independence (75) 20 19 18 18
East Meck (47) 6 10 17 14
Indy - Omarion Bodrick 18, Nygell Verdier 14, Jalen Hinton 12, Landon King 12, Allen 9, Allah 2, Givens 2, May 2,
East Meck - Mike Mason 15, Idehen 6, Hoke 3, Truitt 4, Wolfe 5, Long 6, Springer 8
LANCASTER 44, NATION FORD 39
Nation Ford 7 2 7 23 -- 39
Lancaster 9 7 8 20 -- 44
NATION FORD 39 -- Ty Strawhorn 10, Petey Tuipulotu 14, Andrew Meacham 9, Arborn 6
LANCASTER 44 -- Tinsley 14, Stevens 3, Truesdale 1, McCree 5, Ealy 3, Watts 6, Brown 12
MONROE 54, PIEDMONT 23
Monroe 9 12 18 15 54
Piedmont 5 4 8 6 23
Monroe 54 -- Hammond 1, Salen Streater 20, Streater 4, Griffin 2, Smith 2, Robinson 8, Walker 9, Davis 2, Knotts 6
Piedmont 23 -- Cade Tyson 13, Denmark 6, Collins 3, Rushing 1
Piedmont 2-7 (1-2)
Monroe 2-4 (1-2)
PATTON 64, EAST BURKE 58
Patton . 16 . 24 . 15 . 9 -- 64
East Burke . 19 . 13 . 14 . 12 -- 58
Patton 64 -- Bryson Holsclaw 25, Finn Rigsbee 17, Chris Lytle 12, Vance 6, Castle 2, Rudisill 2
East Burke 58 -- Cam Propst 15, Chrisco 9, Shuford 9, Lor 8, Coble 5, Smith 5, Ward 5, Pruitt 2
Records: Patton 5-2 (1-0 NFAC), East Burke 3-5 (0-1 NFAC)
QUEENS GRANT 73, LANGTREE CHARTER 31
Queens Grant 22 15 14 22 - 73
Langtree 5 8 9 9 - 31
QUEENS GRANT 73 - Boyette 21, Murphy 20, Wooten 16
Notable: Wooten added 17 rebounds, Williams added 10 assists and Boyette and Murphy added 8 rebounds each in the Stallions‘ 5th straight win.
WEDDINGTON 49, SUN VALLEY 43
Weddington 10 13 12 14= 49
Sun Valley 15 6 11 11= 43
Sun Valley: Morton 14, Grovanz 3, Walker 8, Clyburn 4, Howard 10, Flucus 4
Weddington: Lowe 23, Wetherbee 6, Noch 8, VanGundy 4, Frazier 6, Juhl 3
Tuesday’s Girls Scoreboxes
NO. 12 NORTH MECKLENBURG 67, NO. 2 HOPEWELL 62
North Meck 25 18 10 14 -- 67
Hopewell 10 22 21 9 --62
North Meck: Jessica Timmons 37, Neveah Farmer 12, Z.Henderson 6, J.Poole 4, T.Dunn 3, N.Smith 2, A. Dunlap 2
Overall: 8-1 Conf. 3-0
Hopewell: Aniya Finger 25, N. Caldwell 13, A.Ballo 8, A. McManus 7, Lawson 3, Craig 4, Moore 2
Overall 10-1, Conf. 2-1
NO. 2 MALLARD CREEK 76, CONCORD 16
MC - 33 16 13 14 -- 76
Concord - 5 5 3 3 -- 16
MALLARD CREEK 76 -- S.Suffren - 23 N.Brown - 16 A.Bynum - 11 L.Walker - 9, C.Digsby - 8 S.Lutz - 5 M.Johnson - 2 K.Simpson - 2
CONCORD 16 -- A.Wallace - 9 J.Brown - 3 M.Rodwell - 2 K.Williams - 2
NO. 4 PROVIDENCE 45, BERRY 30
PROVIDENCE - 10 6 15 14 = 45
BERRY - 6 11 4 9 = 30
PHS: Nyla McGill 14, Amari Davis 7, Cameron Mulkey 12, Eva Butler 4, Kendall Webb 6, Audrey Lytle 2
BHS: Wallace 4, Joseph 9, Terry, 16, Hoskins 1
Notes: McGill also had 8 rebounds, 7 assists and 5 steals. Davis with 12 rebounds and Mulkey with 6.
Records: Providence: 9-0 (2-0)
NO. 6 CUTHBERTSON 47, MARVIN RIDGE 40
Cuthberston 7-11-18-11=47
Marvin Ridge 10-14-8-8=40
Cuthberston 47 -- Maddie Dillinger 21, Kamaria Sheriff 8, Lillian Anderson 7, Trinity Cherry-Brown 7, Reagan Iovino 3, Ruby Williams 1
Marvin Ridge 40 -- Zahra Douglas 20, Kendall Shivers 12, Amarachi Emezie 6, Ryley Keefe 2
NO. 9 EAST BURKE 39, PATTON 32
East Burke 13 6 9 11 39
Patton. 9 5 3. 15. 32
East Burke Ashlyn Stilwell 17, SARAH Grace Lockee 8, GRALEIGH HILDEBRAN 5, Allie Cooke 4, Gracie Ruff 3, RILEY Haas 2
Patton Reece Fisher 10, Claire Hawkins 10, Neveah Duckworth 4, zakiah King 4, Cierra Lail 2, Bradley Nelson 2
East Burke 6-2
NO. 11 INDEPENDENCE 43, EAST MECKENBURG
Indy vs East Meck girls
Independence 14 8 10 10 43
East Meck 5 9 7 12 33
Indy: Milton 9, Flynn 8, Al Barrino 8, Thompson 6, Anderson 6, Az Barrino, Breckenridge 2
EM: Staley 16, Stamfard 6, Cabarris 8, Dixon 2, Morris 1
Independence 7-1 (2-0 conference)
NO. 15 WEDDINGTON 65, SUN VALLEY 33
Sun Valley 4 6 13 8 33
Weddington 22 20 15 9 65
Sun Valley: Peyton Kifer 4, Ta’Nyha Peoples 6, Jade Clowney 9, Lindsey Avent 4, Jalynn Carter 8,
Weddington: Karrah Kat 15, Matlie Beck 4, Emily Cunningham 11, Brook Strong 3, Hannah TSE 2, Miranda B 11, Tatum Bowen 7, Lily Barger 4, Audrey S 8, Isabella B 2
ARDREY KELL 68, HARDING 13
Ardrey Kell 32 17 12 7 -- 68
Harding 2 7 2 2 -- 13
Ardrey Kell: Evan Miller 16; Lucy Vanderbeck 11; Meghan Rogers 9; Trinity Palmer 7; Ava Trivanovic 7 (career high); Emerson Harding 6; Caitlin Peck 5 (career high); Grace Belcher 3; Anna Marie Switzer 2; Sarah Evans 2
Harding: Marcus 12
BUTLER 71, PORTER RIDGE 11
Butler 21 21 22 7
PR 0 5 2 11
Butler: Ashlynn Dotson 17, Payton Sutton 16, Chayla Scott 16, Tate 5, Lane 8, Aboutaleb 4, Williams 6
PR: Pickering 2, Oliver 3, Salton 1, Wideman 2, Olaleye 1, Johannes 2
Notable: Butler---Ashlynn Dotson had 17 points 7 Steals, Payton Sutton had 16 points, 8 assist and 7 Steals, Chayla Scott finished with 16 points 6 rebounds and 6 steals
CENTRAL ACADEMY 43, MOUNT PLEASANT 25
CATA. 9. 9. 12. 11. 43
MP. 12. 8. 4. 1. 25
CATA. Maddie McBride 14, Shannon Studer 12, Gabby Lowry 10, Gamble 5,. Jordan 1
MP Fisher 8. Harwood 6. Ballard 4. Mitchell 3 West 2.CATA. 4-5. 1-0MO. 2-6. 0-1
CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 54, PARKWOOD 35
Catholic 16 13 17 8 -- 54
Parkwood 10 7 6 12 -- 35
Catholic 54 -- Dane Bertolina 20, Imelda McMenamin 12, Kacerosky 7, Darling 6, Green 3, Schroeder 2, Schachte 2, Brown 2
Parkwood 35 -- Jade Washington 16, Taylor 7, Hardy 6, Liles 3, Gaither 3
Records: Catholic 5-2, 2-1; Parkwood 7-3, 1-1
CHARLOTTE LATIN 48, NORTHWESTERN 10
CLS - 9 8 17 14 = 48
NHS - 7 0 2 1 = 10
CLS: Neely Grace Tye 11, Elizabeth Rose 12, Mary Schleusner 4, Mayes Fisher 4, Jacqueline Giftos 13, Maddie Shannon 4
NHS: Mycah Green 3, Parker Sexton 2, Lainey Chitwood 2, Megan Hamilton 1
Records: CLS 4 – 3 0 – 0; NHS 1 – 5; 0 – 0
CHRIST THE KING 46 PIEDMONT COMMUNITY CHARTER 37
CTK 13 9 10 14 -- 46
PCC 7 10 5 15 -- 37
CTK 46 -- Jada Steele 10, Panizza 8, Hoagland 6, Milligan 6, Buchsbaum 5, O’Malley 4, Fishbaugh 4, Mundy 2, Langbo 1
PCC 37 -- Grace E. 9, Jayden E. 9, Taylor P. 6, Anyssiah L. 4, Sanii E. 4, Jaeda A. 3, Hailey M. 2
FORESTVIEW 54, CREST 36
Forestview 10 22 5 17 54
Crest 11 4 6 15 36
Forestview Kenzley Dunlap 23, Payton Jacobs 10, Wilson 9, Miller 7, Jeter 4, Vazquez 1
Crest Vaniyah Petty 10, D. Smith 8, Hamrick 6, Williams 5, S Smith 5, Downs 2
Notable: Forestview 7-3 overall and 1-0 Big South travels to Ashbrook on Thursday.
HICKORY RIDGE 74, GARINGER 14
Hickory Ridge 31 20 14 9 74
Garinger 0 3 2 9 14
Hickory Ridge Kennedy Calhoun 26, Byrd 6, Burnette 4, Fearne 9, Ireland 2, Lewis 7, Braun 1, Walters 7, Henry 8, Reinbeck 4
Garinger Baker 8, Carelock 2, Moore 1, McGill 3
Record: Hickory Ridge 4 – 4, 1 – 1; Garinger 1-7, 0 -1
MYERS PARK 57, ROCKY RIVER 22
Rocky River - 01 04 06 11 22
Myers Park - 19 17 14 07 57
Rocky River - Dixon 10, Lockley 3, Dean 9
Myers Park - Taylor Henderson 19, Nia Nelson 14, Giannopolou 2, Xerras 5, Woollen 2, Sule 2, Clamp 8, Cory 2, Thompson 2,
Rocky River 2-4 (0-2)
Myers Park 5-3 (3-0)
ROCK HILL 29, CATAWBA RIDGE 25
RHHS 04; 07; 12; 06 = 29
CRHS 09; 04; 02; 10 = 25
Rock Hill (29): Jada Jones 8, Mya Wise 8, Asia Peay 5, Gracie Wilson 3, Dynasty Pichardo 2, Ashley Creque 2, Madison Burgess 1
Catawba Ridge (25): V. Jordan 10, B. Windisch 8, T. Dostel 3, E. Hilton 2, E. Zeanchouk 2
Games notes: Jada Jones 8 points, 12 rebounds, 6 steals, 4 assist
SOUTH MECKLENBURG 46, OLYMPIC 32
Olympic- 5 10 5 12
South Meck- 15 15 8 8
Olympic— A. Scales 8, E. Barr 8, C. Harris 8, J. Brigman 7, A. Thomas 1
South Meck— S. Moss 13, S. Harley 12, K. Houpt 5, J. Feit 4, M. Justis K. Lowe N. Wdango E. Miller J. Alexander R.Johnston 2
YORK PREP 49, LEWISVILLE 18
49 YPA 12, 9, 14, 14
18 Lewisville 6, 5, 3, 4
YPA: Taylor Southall
Lewisville: Allie Keels 8pts, 12 rebounds, 1steal, 1 block, 3 turnovers
Emerson Dickman 6pts, 4 rebounds
Overall: 1-6
Region IV-2A: 0-0
Lewisville will travel to Central on Friday to start region play at 6pm.
Wednesday’s Schedule
Nonconference
Alexander Central at Patton
Andrew Jackson (SC) at Columbia C.A. Johnson
Cheraw (SC) at Pageland (SC) Central
Chester (SC) at Spartanburg Broome
Draughn at Freedom
Forest Hills at Marvin Ridge
Jay M. Robinson at Hunter Huss
Mount Pleasant at Randleman
Nation Ford (SC) at South Pointe (girls)
Monday’s #BIG5 Top Performers
Reid Pennell, Alexander Central girls: team-high 11 points in a 69-37 win over Davie County.
Jaylen Steele, Christ The King: 18 points, eight assists, six rebounds in a 60-31 win over Central Academy. Steele shot 8-for-11 from the field.
Aniyah Tate, Central Cabarrus girls: 16 points, 10 rebounds in a 62-49 win over Hunter Huss.
Jimena Vazquez, Forestview girls: nine rebounds, seven blocks, two points in a 56-16 win over Bessemer City.
Joshua Williams, Queens Grant: 20 points, six assists and three steals in a 72-41 win over Cabarrus Charter.
Monday’s Boys Boxscores
CHRIST THE KING 60, CENTRAL ACADEMY 31
CTK 15 15 22 8 60
CATA 8 5 11. 7. 31
CTK-Steele 18, Hendershott 14, Stanley 4, Zuhosky 2, Todd 3, Schroeder 7, Butterfield 2, Pollo 2, Sides 6, Edminson 2
CATA- Robbins 3, Hase 2, Tah 11, Shearin 2, Huffman 2, Cox 3,
DAVIE COUNTY 51, ALEXANDER CENTRAL 34
Alexander Central 9 8 13 4 -- 34
Davie County 11 13 16 11 -- 51
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 34 -- Jem Lowrance 15, Kerley 6, Stikeleather 4, Presnell 5, Herman 2, Cook 2
DAVIE COUNTY 51 -- Brooks Johnson 17, James Reid 14, ZaHaree Maddox 10, Redmon 5, Spillman 2, King 3
QUEENS GRANT 72, CABARRUS CHARTER 41
Queens Grant 20 12 25 15 - 72
Cabarrus Charter 10 13 6 12 - 41
QUEENS GRANT 72 - Boyette 22, Murphy 20, Williams 20
CABARRUS CHARTER 41 - Turner 21
Notable: Williams added 6 assists and 3 steals, while Jayden Bilal added 13 rebounds for the Stallions who are now 7-3.
Monday’s Girls Boxscores
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 69, DAVIE COUNTY 37
Alexander Central 14 16 21 18 -- 69
Davie County 9 10 8 10 -- 37
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 69 -- Harrington 9, Jenkins 8, Nikki Hagy 10, Hammer 9, Hayes 4, Fairchild 2, Reid Pennell 11, Fortner 2, Stikeleather 9, Glenn 5
DAVIE COUNTY 37 -- S. Johnson 5, Elizabeth Johnson 18, Dirks 6, Tatum 4, Devericks 4
CENTRAL CABARRUS 62, HUNTER HUSS 39
CCHS: 11, 24, 18, 9 (62)
Huss: 9, 5, 12, 15 (39)
CCHS: Aniyah Tate 16, Mariah 15, China’Ra 13, Case 7, Hayley 4, Webb 5, Miller 3
Huss: J. Williams 11, Adams 9, Pettis 9, Perkins 4, Hoyle 2
FORESTVIEW 56, BESSEMER CITY 16
Forestview 16 11 18 11 56
Bessemer 5 3 7 1 16
Forestview 56 -- Kenzley Dunlap 23, Dajah Miller 14, Robinson 9, Jacobs 2, Miller 2, Wilson 2, Jurs 2, Vazquez 2
Bessemer City 16 -- Adams 9, Cooper 2, Harden 2, Griffis 2 Bell 1
Notable: Forestview 6-3 host Crest tomorrow.
Tuesday’s schedule
I-Meck 4A
Hopewell at North Mecklenburg
SoMeck 7 4A
Berry Academy at Providence
Harding at Ardrey Kell
South Mecklenburg at Olympic
Southwestern 4A
Garinger at Hickory Ridge
Independence at East Mecklenburg
Myers Park at Rocky River
Porter Ridge at Butler
Big South 3A
Crest at Forestview
Hunter Huss at North Gaston
Kings Mountain at Stuart Cramer
Southern Carolina 3A
Cuthbertson at Marvin Ridge
Monroe at Piedmont
Parkwood at Charlotte Catholic
Weddington at Sun Valley
Foothills 2A
East Burke at Patton
Rocky River 2A
Central Academy at Mount Pleasant
West Stanly at Forest Hills
Southwestern 2A
East Rutherford at R-S Central
Shelby at East Gaston
South Point at Burns
PAC 1A
Bradford Prep at Union Academy
Mountain Island Charter at Carolina International
Pine Lake Prep at Community School of Davidson
Queens Grant Charter at Langtree Charter
Southern Piedmont 1A
Christ the King at Piedmont Community Charter
Yadkin Valley 1A
Gray Stone Day at South Davidson (girls)
North Moore at Albemarle
North Rowan at North Stanly
South Stanly at Uwharrie Charter
S.C. Region 4 2A
Buford at Chesterfield
North Central at Andrew Jackson
Pageland Central at Lee Central
Mecklenburg nonconference
Asheville Christian at Northside Christian
Concord at Mallard Creek
Legacy Prep at Grace Academy (boys)
Liberty Heights at Fort Mill Comenius (boys)
Mountain Island Day Charter at Sugar Creek Charter
Northwestern at Charlotte Latin
Other nonconference
Catawba Ridge (SC) at Rock Hill
Columbia C.A. Johnson at Great Falls (SC)
Covenant Classical at Cabarrus Charter
East Rowan at Cox Mill
Lewisville (SC) at York Prep
McBee (SC) at Camden (SC) Military
Moravian Prep at Burlington School
Nation Ford (SC) at Lancaster (SC)
Pinnacle Academy at Cherryville
Richmond Senior at Cheraw (SC)
Woodlawn School at Lee Christian
This story was originally published December 17, 2019, 9:37 AM.
