No. 1 Garner 41, No. 6 Southeast Raleigh 34 (FINAL)

No. 2 Leesville Road 55, Heritage 0 (FINAL)

No. 3 Hillside 45, East Chapel Hill 7 (FINAL)

No. 4 Wake Forest-Rolesville 55, Millbrook 23 (FINAL)

No. 5 Wakefield 45, Broughton 21 (FINAL)

No. 7 Fuquay-Varina 21, Apex 0 (FINAL)

No. 8 Triton 22, Eastern Wayne 0 (FINAL)

No. 9 Southern Durham 43, Northern Durham 7 (FINAL)

No. 10 Middle Creek 28, Holly Springs 14 (FINAL)

No. 11 Cary 28, Green Hope 8 (FINAL)

No. 12 Cardinal Gibbons 35, Orange 21 (FINAL)

Athens Drive 29, Lee County 21 (FINAL)

Chapel Hill 17, Southern Vance 12 (FINAL)

Cleveland 62, South Johnston 59 (FINAL)

East Wake 59, Smithfield-Selma 13 (FINAL)

Enloe 26, Sanderson 21 (FINAL)

North Johnston 30, Franklinton 29 (FINAL)

North Raleigh Christian 24, Wake Christian 21 (FINAL)

Northwood 42, Union Pines 7 (FINAL)

Panther Creek 20, Jordan 12 (FINAL)

Riverside 15, Person 12 (FINAL)

Ravenscroft 42, Charlotte Christian 21 (FINAL)

Warren County 40, Corinth Holders 6 (FINAL)

West Johnston 35, Clayton 30 (FINAL)

The annual NCHSAA Hall of Fame banquet and induction ceremonies are set for the George Watts Hill Alumni Center on the campus of the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, with dinner starting at 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 16. Tickets for the general public are fifty dollars each and can be ordered by contacting the NCHSAA office at 919-240-7401.

New Bern advanced to its first 4-A dual team state championship match appearance Thursday night, emerging from a regional round that included West Johnston, Sanderson and Northern Durham. West (23-2) fell to New Bern (16-3) in the regional championship.

Co-Players of the year- Connor Mitch (Wakefield) and Marcus Jones (WFR)
Co-Defensive players of the year- Will Butler (Wakefield) and Brandon Pittman (Leesville)
Offensive player of the year -   Chris  Mangus (Broughton)
Special teams player of the year- Niklas Sade (Wakefield)
Coach of Year – JD Dinwiddie (Wakefield)

RALEIGH -- The Broughton Capitals gained a huge advantage with their special teams play as they cruised to a 51-20 win over 4-A CAP 7 foe Sanderson (1-10, 1-5).

From their first possession to their last, the Capitals scored at will as they finished the season at .500 in conference play and 6-5 overall.

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.

WAKE FOREST – Wake Forest-Rolesville safety Darren Kirby has had better nights statistically -- just two assisted tackles and no passes defended -- but there aren't many games he's enjoyed more than the Cougars' 42-13 win over Sanderson Friday night.

Kirby tore his ACL five weeks ago in a 29-26 win over Northern Durham and, at the time, thought his high school career was over. But after a month of physical therapy, Kirby returned against the Spartans on Friday.

RALEIGH – In a game marred with penalties and poor play, one play worked to perfection.

With the Millbrook Wildcats leading 20-14 against the Sanderson Spartans, Millbrook faced a 4th-and-6 on the Sanderson 31 yard line. It was an obvious decision for Wildcats coach Clarence Inscore to go to running back Keith Marshall on the big play.

“There was no doubt. I had confidence in our offense that we could pick it up,” said Inscore.

With 4:30 left in the game, Marshall got the handoff and ran to the outside. He picked up 14 yards, and the Wildcats ran three minutes off the clock before Jonathan Bowman kicked a 21 yard field goal to ice the game.

Most coaches would be very pleased with a 35-9 win.  Wakefield Wolverines head coach J.D. Dinwiddie wasn’t too happy with his team’s win over the Sanderson Spartans.

“I wanted some more points,” said Dinwiddie.  “I’m not going to run up the score, but I wanted to get at least 42 points.”

Through two games this season Cary had outscored its opponents by a combined 87-32. Friday night was more of the same.

The Imps scored a defensive touchdown and got two more on special teams to pummel Sanderson on the road 31-0 and remain unbeaten.