Leesville Road, East Chapel Hill and Green Hope are ranked Nos. 1, 2
and 3 in the N.C. Soccer Coaches Association poll for 4-A girls.

Golfers David Germann and Grayson Murray opened the 2010 season with
impressive performances under chilly conditions at the annual Keith
Hills High School Kickoff on Friday.

Murray, a sophomore at Leesville Road and a Wake Forest recruit, shot a
71 to help lead the Pride to the victory with a team total of 298
strokes.

Germann, also a sophomore, carded a four-under-par 68 for Clayton (301
strokes), who finished in second place. Broughton (302) came in third
place, followed by Pinecrest (306) and last year’s Independent 3A
champion Ravenscroft (307).

Leesville Road defeats Charlotte's Ardrey Kell 1-0 in a shootout to win the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4-A girls soccer championship ... more

Wake County schools keep winning girls 4-A soccer titles.

• Photo gallery: Leesville Road 1, Ardrey Kell 0 (SO) 

Leesville Road's Erika Lenns blocked three of Charlotte Ardrey
Kell's four penalty kicks to lift the Pride to a 1-0 victory in the
N.C. High School Athletic Association 4-A girls soccer final.

Leesville awaits winner of Charlotte Kell and Charlotte Butler, who play Thursday night.

A second half goal by Leesville Road's Stephanie Bronson leads the Pride to a 1-0 victory over East Chapel Hill in Chapel Hill on Tuesday, May 19, 2009.

Leesville girls soccer is being tested.

Got quite a few letters about the Wake County School Board's decision not to change some mandatory year-round schools back to traditional in light of lighter growth than anticipated. Also got quite a few on the decision to tinker with school hours. More of these letters will show up in the paper over the next week, but here are some others, online-only.