Tyrone Outlaw of Person leads the PAC-Six boys all-conference basketball team.

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)

Durham Hillside's baseball game with East Chapel Hill, originally set for today, has been postponed to 5 p.m. Thursday. Standing water on the campus after Monday night's severe storm left the field unplayable for Tuesday.
In other high school baseball news,  Jordan won 13-1 at Orange on Monday, and Riverside has a game at league-leading Roxboro Person (5-2, 4-0) this evening. Jordan (13-1 overall) has won five straight since a 4-2 loss to Person.
 

East Chapel Hill’s baseball game at Durham Hillside, originally set for today, has been postponed to 5 p.m. Thursday. Standing water on the campus after Monday night's severe storm left the field unplayable for Tuesday.
The game is crucial for the Wildcats, who won five straight up to last Saturday’s 3-1 loss to West Forsyth in the Hilltop Invitational.
East Chapel Hill (8-6 overall, 3-2 PAC) remains within one game of Riverside and Jordan for second place in the Piedmont Athletic Conference.
Riverside has a game at league-leading Person (5-2, 4-0) this evening, and the Wildcats are scheduled to host Person at 4:30 p.m. Friday — less than 24 hours after playing Hillside.

WINSTON-SALEM -- Senior quarterback Vad Lee happily danced while waving a towel. Coach Antonio King was drenched in Gatorade. Running back Jamaal Williams had a huge grin on his face. The defense had just stopped the opponent inside the 5-yard line as all the time slowly ticked off the fourth-quarter clock.

Durham Hillside had just won the state championship in dominating fashion.

Lee capped off his high school career by throwing 264 yards and three touchdowns, while Williams ran for 83 yards and two scores as the Hornets left no questions about who was the best 4-A team, blanking Davie County 40-0 and completing their mission of a perfect 16-0 season.

DURHAM -- Something had to give.

In a clash of 4-A titans, undefeated Durham Hillside hosted undefeated and equally impressive New Bern on Friday night at Russell Blunt stadium.

After the Bears' No. 2 -- quarterback Josh Taylor -- dazzled in the first half, it was the Hornets' No. 2 -- Vad Lee -- that ultimately stole the show. Lee threw a 63-yard touchdown pass to Aquez Willis and darted for a 62-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, leading Hillside to a 12-7 victory and a spot in next Saturday's 4-A championship game.

DURHAM - Running back Jamal Williams ran for 164 yards on 15 carries and scored two touchdowns, as Durham Hillside, No. 1 in the N&O rankings, continued its quest for a 4-A title in convincing fashion Friday night, disposing of Pembroke Swett 53-13 to advance to the third round of the state tournament.

DURHAM -- In his final regular season game, Durham Hillside senior quarterback Vad Lee treated the crowd at Durham County Stadium to a show.

The 6-foot-2 quarterback -- and Georgia Tech recruit -- ran for 138 yards and two touchdowns and threw for another 161 yards and two more scores, as the Hornets -- the No. 1 team in the N&O rankings -- completed a perfect regular season and captured the outright Piedmont Athletic Conference title with a 38-6 victory over Northern Durham.

Wake Forest-Rolesville tops Leesville Road 20-14 in overtime. Marcus Jones runs six yards for the winning score. Leesville had fumbled on its overtime possession.  Wake Forest, Wakefield and Leesville Road all finish 5-1 in the Cap 8.(FINAL)

No. 1-ranked Durham Hillside defeated Northern Durham 38-6 to finish the regular season 11-0 and claim the Piedmont Athletic 4-A championship. QB Vad Lee rushed for 138 yards and passes for 161. (FINAL)

Panther Creek got a 25-yard field goal from Garrett Lang in the final minutes to defeat Cary 10-7 and clinch the Tri-Nine's No. 1 seed into the playoffs.

Athens Drive 35, Holly Springs 31 (FINAL)

Broughton 51, Sanderson 20 (FINAL)

Cardinal Gibbons 28, Oxford Webb 6 (FINAL). Crusaders win league championship.

Cary Christian 57, Northeast Academy 56 (FINAL) (NCISAA eight-man semifinals) (Teams score on first 15 possessions and Cary Christian gets game winner with 15 seconds left)

Clayton 38, Smithfield-Selma 6 (FINAL) (Clayton coach Gary Fowler notches his 200th win. He is 200-11-1 in his career, all at Clayton. Comets grab No. 3 berth from Greater Neuse No. 3 berth)

Fuquay-Varina 31, Lee County 10 (FINAL). Bengals finish 10-1, share Tri-Nine title.

Garner 42, Harnett Central 0 (FINAL) (Garner goes undefeated in Greater Neuse) (Central QB Brian Taylor apparent shoulder injury and out)

Knightdale 28, East Wake 14 (FINAL)

Middle Creek 42, Apex 31 (FINAL)

Millbrook 21, Enloe 20 (FINAL)

Pittsboro Northwood 41, Cedar Ridge 17 (FINAL)

Rosewood 27, Princeton 6 (FINAL)

Triton 40, South Johnston 34 (FINAL)

Southeast Raleigh 47, West Johnston 30 (FINAL). Bulldogs finish runner-up in the Greater Neuse.

Word of God 54, Kinston Parrott 7 (FINAL): Undefeated Rams roll into NCISAA eight-man title game.

By TERRY HILL
Correspondent

DURHAM – Durham Hillside started the game by fumbling away the opening kickoff and sputtering on its first offensive possession.

That's about all that went wrong for the Hornets on Friday night.

The No.1 team in the N&O rankings stayed undefeated, cruising to an easy 43-0 road victory over Durham Riverside at Linny Wrenn Stadium.