4-AA

Garner 41, Leesville Road 21 (FINAL): Garner's Juwan Moye and Leesville Road's Braxton Berrios both top 200 yards rushing.

Fayetteville Britt 28, Middle Creek 14 (FINAL): Britt wears down the Mustangs

Greensboro Page 40, Charlotte Butler 26 (FINAL): Two-time defending champs ousted.

Charlotte Mallard Creek 42, Charlotte Myers Park 10 (FINAL)

4A

Scotland 35, Durham Hillside 7 (FINAL): Scotland handles Hornets

New Bern 31, New Hanover 20 (FINAL): New Bern pulls away in the fourth

Mooresville 42, Sun Valley 21 (FINAL)

3AA

Wilson Hunt 31, Cardinal Gibbons 17 (FINAL): Unbeaten Hunt handles Crusaders

Northern Guilford 35, Fayetteville Byrd 6 (FINAL)

Charlotte Catholic 45, Kannapolis Brown 7 (FINAL)

3A

Cleveland 42, Burlington Williams 28 (FINAL): First-year team with no seniors reaches the semifinals

Havelock 62, Currituck 36 (FINAL)

2AA

Kinston 47, Bunn 46 (FINAL, OT): Kinston stops two-point conversion try

2A

Tarboro 28, Edenton Holmes 26 (FINAL)

South Columbus 10, East Bladen 0 (FINAL)

Lincolnton 34, Maiden 21 (FINAL)

Thomasville 27, Salisbury 16 (FINAL)

1AA

Ayden-Grifton 35, Southwest Onslow 14 (FINAL)

1A

Manteo 40, Plymouth 12 (FINAL)

Jones 22, North Edgecombe 12 (FINAL)

Albemarle 45, Lakewood 14 (FINAL)

The Northern Carolina 2A Conference volleyball tournament begins today with action at four sites. Bunn will be the league's No. 1 state playoff seed and Franklinton, North Johnston, Corinth Holders and Roanoke Rapids will advance to the playoffs, barring a tournament win by Louisburg, Warren County or Northwest Halifax. The tournament schedule...

ELIZABETH CITY – Despite a rich history that includes eight campaigns with a double-digit victory total, the Northeastern Eagles have never been able to reach the fourth round of the postseason.

Until this year.

The Eagles, playing at home, used a balanced offensive attack to defeat Bunn by a 35-7 margin Friday to advance into the fourth round -- and the semifinals -- of the Class 2-AA State Playoffs.

BUNN - Bunn coach Chris Miller was a little disappointed his team led by just seven at halftime, but the way the Wildcats defense was playing that was a huge lead as the Wildcats advanced to the third round of the NCHSAA 2-AA football playoffs with a 27-7 win over Kinston.

Bunn (11-2) will travel to Northeastern next week.

Andre' Davis lines up at quarterback now for Bunn, but that's not his real position, Wildcat coach Chris Miller says.

Davis proved his coach right Friday night in Bunn's 27-13 victory over previously unbeaten North Johnston.

Wake Forest-Rolesville and Millbrook remain Nos. 1 and 2.

Wake Forest-Rolesville leads N&O football poll

The N&O top dozen is announced on Tuesday in the High School Huddle ... but here's a sneak peak.

Things to look for in tonight's scrimmage at Wake Forest-Rolesville

Bunn's football program has 20 seniors in the program this season. Three four-year starters — Penn State football center recruit Ty Howle, linebacker/ tight end Jake Winstead, and quarterback Levon Stanley — played big roles in last year's 9-3 season.

Winstead notched more than 100 tackles in 2007.

Coach David Howle has eight starters back on offense and six back on defense