Final HSOT Top 25 rankings Coverage

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Final Rankings: Lumberton girls wrestling takes top honor in inaugural statewide tournament top 25

Lumberton won the inaugural N.C. High School Athletic Association state tournament championship. No. 4 Hoke County won the unofficial state dual-team title over No. 23 Swain County.

Final Rankings: Eastern Guilford boys wrestling leads dual-team statewide top 25; Seaforth and others lead area codes

In the final boys dual-team wrestling area code rankings, Washington is ranked first in the 252, Seaforth in the 919, Lumberton in the 910, Eastern Guilford in the 336, West Rowan in the 704, and Avery County in the 828.

Final Girls Swimming & Diving Rankings: Charlotte Country Day ends year at No. 1

The Bucs were 30 points ahead of second-place Green Hope and 26 ahead of 4A champion Myers Park.

Final Boys Swimming & Diving Rankings: Charlotte Latin leads the statewide top 25

Charlotte Latin was a full 34 points ahead of second-place Marvin Ridge, the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4A champ, and a whopping 74 ahead of third-place Ardrey Kell.

Final Boys Indoor Track & Field Rankings: Mount Tabor ends at No. 1 statewide

Mount Tabor was two points ahead of East Burke and Weddington -- two respective state runners-up who tied for the second spot. T.W. Andrews, the 1A/2A champ, was three spots out of first in fourth place.

Final Girls Indoor Track & Field Rankings: Cuthbertson runs away with No. 1 spot

Cuthbertson was a full 21 points ahead of second-place Olympic and third-place Marvin Ridge.

Final Girls Basketball Rankings: Grace Christian goes wire-to-wire at No. 1, North Pitt and others lead area codes

In the final girls basketball area code rankings, North Pitt is ranked first in the 252, Grace Christian of Sanford in the 919, Terry Sanford in the 910, High Point Christian in the 336, West Rowan in the 704, and Cherokee in the 828.

Final Boys Basketball Rankings: Central Cabarrus repeats as No. 1 in statewide top 25; Reidsville and others lead area codes

In the final boys basketball area code rankings, Farmville Central is ranked first in the 252, Northwood in the 919, New Hanover in the 910, Reidsville in the 336, Central Cabarrus in the 704, and Christ School in the 828.

Final Football Rankings: Weddington, Providence Day lead statewide Top 25

Weddington finished as the No. 1 team in the state after a dominant run in the 4A playoffs.

Final rankings: First Flight boys soccer takes first in final statewide top 25; South Mecklenburg, Apex Friendship and others lead area codes

In the final boys soccer area code rankings, First Flight is ranked first in the 252, Apex Friendship in the 919, Hoggard in the 910, Wesleyan Christian in the 336, South Mecklenburg in the 704, and Hickory in the 828.

Final rankings: Middle Creek volleyball takes first in final statewide top 25; Kings Mountain, Brevard and others lead area codes

In the final volleyball area code rankings, D.H. Conley is ranked first in the 252, Middle Creek in the 919, Cape Fear in the 910, Reagan in the 336, Cox Mill in the 704, and Brevard in the 828.

Myers Park takes first in final statewide top 25 girls tennis rankings for 2023 season

In the final girls tennis area code rankings, Rocky Mount is ranked first in the 252, Panther Creek in the 919, New Hanover in the 910, Mount Airy in the 336, Myers Park in the 704, and Hendersonville in the 828.

Final Girls Cross Country Rankings: Cardinal Gibbons edges Cuthbertson for first

Ten schools -- Cardinal Gibbons, Charlotte Country Day, Charlotte Latin, Cuthbertson, Hoggard, Marvin Ridge, North Lincoln, Panther Creek, Providence Day, and Weddington -- have finished in the top 25 in girls cross country for all four years of the annual final rankings.

Final Boys Cross Country Rankings: Marvin Ridge ends year ranked first

Ardrey Kell, Chapel Hill, Hoggard, T.C. Roberson, and Weddington are the only schools to finish in the top 25 in boys cross country rankings for all four years of the annual final rankings.

Pinecrest takes top honor in HSOT's final statewide girls golf rankings

Cardinal Gibbons, Durham Academy, North Raleigh Christian, O'Neal School, and Reagan are the only schools to finish in the top 25 in girls golf for all four years of the annual final rankings.

HighSchoolOT's final statewide and area code rankings for baseball

T.C. Roberson spent four weeks at No. 1 in the HighSchoolOT baseball statewide rankings in the regular season, and ended the year back atop the top 25.

HighSchoolOT's final statewide and area code rankings for girls soccer

Eastern Alamance started the year third in the HighSchoolOT statewide girls soccer rankings and never went any lower. At season's end, the N.C. High School Athletic Association 3A champs are tops.

HighSchoolOT's final statewide and area code rankings for softball

West Stanly is back on top of the top 25 after claiming the NCHSAA 2A title for the fourth straight time. The Colts fell from No. 1 after losing in the opening week in extra innings, but it ended up as their only loss of the year.

HighSchoolOT's final statewide rankings for boys lacrosse

Cardinal Gibbons' boys lacrosse ends the year No. 1 in the HighSchoolOT boys lacrosse rankings after capturing the NCHSAA 4A title with a 21-5 record.

HighSchoolOT's final statewide rankings for girls lacrosse

Cardinal Gibbons' girls lacrosse team started and ended the year No. 1 in the HighSchoolOT girls lacrosse rankings. The Crusaders won the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4A title with a 21-2 record.

HighSchoolOT's final statewide and area code rankings for boys tennis

Green Hope started the year No. 1 and it ended the year No. 1 in the HighSchoolOT boys tennis rankings. The Falcons were a perfect 21-0 on the year, winning the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4A championship.

HighSchoolOT's final statewide rankings for track & field

HighSchoolOT's final track & field rankings are calculated by lumping all finals performances from the state championships into one "super meet." When the dust settled, Cuthbertson's girls and Christ School's boys repeated their No. 1 positions from a year ago.