The N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association spring sports playoffs are underway, with all of them ending on or before May 18. Below are the brackets for each sport.
St. David's won the 2A boys' tennis title. Runners-up include: Durham Academy girls' lacrosse, Cary Academy boys' tennis, St. David's boys' golf, Cape Fear Christian baseball, Ravenscroft boys track, Ravenscroft girls track.
Word of God was the highest ranked NCISAA area team in the final regular season N&O rankings
NCISAA BOYS and GIRLS BASKETBALL 2013 CHAMPIONSHIP
Qualifying from the Triangle are: the Word of God boys; Sanford Grace girls and boys; Cape Fear Christian boys; Raleigh Grace boys; Carolina Friends girls; St. David's boys and girls; Cary Christian girls; Cary Academy girls; Ravenscroft girls and boys; Durham Academy girls and boys; North Raleigh Christian boys and girls.
Of these, Word of God's boys' were the only ones to win it all.
N.C. Independent School Athletic Association playoff pairings in field hockey, boys soccer and volleyball. With the playoffs now done, here's a full list of what happened in each of those brackets.
Only two Triangle champs were crowned in this fall's team sports -- Durham Academy field hockey and St. David's volleyball.
This blog will be updated as the NCISAA football playoffs, which start this week, move along.
8-man football
1st round: Lawrence Academy (2-7) at Southampton (Va.) Academy (9-0); St. David's (4-5) at Cary Christian (6-3); Arendell Parrott Academy (4-5) at Hobgood Academy (7-2); Rocky Mount Academy (4-5) at Word of God (8-1)
The 11-man football brackets for Division I and Division II should be out next week
NCHSAA and NCISAA playoff pairings
NCHSAA
Baseball
Third round
4A East
Richmond at New Bern; Wilmington Ashley at Scotland; WF-Rolesville/ Middle Creek winner vs. Holly Springs/ Fuquay-Varina winner; Apex at Millbrook
Brackets and locations of N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association playoffs in baseball, softball, girls soccer, 3A boys tennis, boys lacrosse, girls lacrosse and track & field.
The N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association basketball playoffs are set to start, and conclude, this week.
Aside from the opening rounds, which will be played Tuesday at higher seeds, Raleigh is the host of this year's tournaments.
Thursday's second quarterfinals, Friday's semifinals and Saturday's championships will be held at North Raleigh Christian Academy (1A), St. David's School (2A) and Ravenscroft (3A).
Among the top area teams in this year's field: Ravenscroft's boys (2-seed, 3A), Cary Academy girls (5-seed, 3A), Durham's Carolina Friends girls (2-seed, 2A), Cary Christian's girls (5-seed, 2A), Word of God boys (3-seed, 1A), St. David's girls (9-seed, 2A).
See full brackets below.
Ravenscroft enters NCISAA football playoffs as the No. 4 seed.
Durham Academy freshman Eliza Dekker won the N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association girls’ state cross country title and set the tone for Triangle-area schools in chilly conditions on Saturday at McAlpine Park.
After Dekker’s victory, the titles kept coming.
