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Senior Ella Fox went 3-of-4 at the plate for the Eagles with one double and one RBI. Eighth-grader Millie Fox went 2-of-4 with three RBIs and two doubles, freshman London Johnson added a double, senior Maddy Sutton had an RBI, and eighth-grader Riley Sutton also had an RBI.
By J. Mike Blake, HighSchoolOT Contributor
The Eagles used a big second inning to put away the Crusaders on March 26, 2024, running their record to 7-0 on the year.
Weddington, Burlington Christian, High Point Christian, Wakefield, Bertie, and Bandys are the latest entrants into the statewide rankings.
The HSOT area code rankings have seen some big shifts since the last update.
The HSOT Statewide Top 25 for boys basketball features some significant changes in its fourth week.
The HSOT Statewide Top 25 for boys basketball features some significant changes in its third week.
Myers Park lost to a non-association school without star Sir Mohammed.
Myers Park leads the way in HighSchoolOT's preseason Statewide Top 25 poll, with Central Cabarrus, last year's No. 1, just behind.
The 910 boys soccer HSOT Watch List features one returning honorable mention all-state player.
Grace Christian of Sanford moving up to 3A is the biggest shake-up on the statewide scale. Two conferences have disbanded altogether, allowing existing conferences to add members.
Chambers dispatched of North Mecklenburg in a top 10 matchup on Friday night. As a result, North Meck has dropped from No. 2 to No. 10 in HighSchoolOT's statewide Top 25 basketball poll.
The HSOT boys basketball rankings took a week off for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. While the vast majority of teams in the Top 25 statewide rankings have remained, there are some notable exceptions. Olympic fell from No. 2 to unranked after struggling in an 82-64 loss to No. 11 Myers Park.
The team is broken up into four categories: special teams, two-way players, defense, and offense. The only three-time selections are: Rolesville's Noah Rogers, Cummings' Jonathan Paylor, New Bern's KJ Sampson, East Forsyth's R.J. Brown, and Hough's Nolan Hauser.
HighSchoolOT released its new boys basketball rankings for the week of January 9th. As the season passes its halfway point, the overall hierarchy of the state is becoming more clear. This week, 13 of the top 25 teams in the state come from the 704 or 252 area codes.
There were nine new teams in this week's rankings, led by No. 16 East Mecklenburg. also joined the top 25. Rocky Mount, Mount Tabor, Southern Nash, Ben L Smith, North Surry, Seventy-First, Goldsboro, and Northern Nash also joined.
After Northwood's eye-opening 81-64 victory over previous No. 5 Millbrook on Saturday, the Chargers are now in the top five. Laney (10-0), Asheville School (8-2), and Providence Day (9-2) made their debuts in the statewide poll this week.
HighSchoolOT has released its latest basketball rankings ahead of Tuesday night's contests. There are 17 schools from the western half of the state in the HSOT Top 25. Millbrool, Farmville Central, The Burlington School, Christ School, Central Cabarrus, and Richmond still lead their respective area code rankings.
The 910's best positions are at running back, where there are more returning 1,000-yard rushers than we have spots for, and two-way players, where there was no shortage of options to choose from.
HighSchoolOT's second annual all-state football team features the best players across all classifications, broken up into offense, defense, special teams, and two-way players. There is a first, second, and third team plus an honorable mention team.
Jacksonville stuns New Bern late, Scotland and 71st roll, Clinton and Kinston fall, and more.
By Brennan Doherty, HighSchoolOT Correspondent
The Harrells Christian Crusaders spoiled North Raleigh Christian's homecoming with a 42-7 road win on Friday night.
With high school football kicking off this Friday, it's time for the HighSchoolOT Watch List to return. The Watch List has players to keep an eye on this year across multiple positions.
HighSchoolOT honors the best high school football players from across North Carolina on offense, defense, special teams, and two-way players
There are 55 spots on the Watch List for offensive players, grouped by position as a either a quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end, or lineman.
We preview 35 specialists (kickers, punters, long snappers, returners, and special teamers) from either the NCHSAA ranks based on their 2019 seasons or athletes from the NCISAA who had standout years in the fall.
