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NCHSAA girls lacrosse pairings

Cardinal Gibbons, Apex and East Chapel Hill get first round byes in N.C. High School Athletic Association girls lacrosse playoffs.

Broughton, Fuquay players win NCHSAA Awards

Fuquay-Varina baseball pitcher Craig Mitchell and Broughton girls basketball player Emily Newton are among three athletes who will be honored next week with the  North Carolina High School Athletic Association's  A.J. “Tony” Simeon Courage Award.

Both of them have been profiled in the News & Observer this year.

Cross country runner wins Spirit award

Jenna Huff of North Stanly High, who helped an opposing cross country runner to the finish line, is  the first recipient of the North Carolina Spirit of Sport Award presented by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association

Boys, girls lacrosse playoffs start Friday

NCHSAA boys and girls lacrosse championships are scheduled for May 14.

NCHSAA and NCISAA golf playoff schedules

NCHSAA golf regionals are scheduled for next Monday, May 2. Pinehurst No. 6 will be the 4-A championship course on May 9-10.

Girls soccer playoffs in NCHSAA, NCISAA

WakeMed Soccer Complex in Cary will be the site of the NCHSAA girls soccer championship games on May 27-28.

Playoff schedules for NCHSAA, NCISAA

NCHSAA softball championships set for June 4.

NCHSAA, NCISAA baseball playoff schedules

N.C. State and the Carolina Mudcats' Five County Stadium are scheduled to be the hosts of the NCHSAA baseball finals on June 3-4.

Broughton coach honored by NCHSAA

Broughton High boys and girls soccer coach Izzy Hernandez has been named as one of eight high school coaches in North Carolina who makes a difference.

Hernandez will be one of eight high school coaches presented the annual Homer Thompson Memorial Award by the NCHSAA at its annual meeting on May 5.

Whitfield talks live video, realignment, charter schools bill

The North Carolina Athletic Directors Association held its annual conference this week in Wilmington.

Powell Latimer of the Wilmington Star-News was there to report on most of the NCADA's events, including some interesting quotes by N.C. High School Athletic Association president Davis Whitfield.

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