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Tri-Nine Wrestling standings

Tri-Nine wrestling standings:

 overall  conference  team  vs Apex  vs AD  vs Cary vs F-V  vs GH  vs HS  vs Lee vs MC  vs PC  
 7-7  2-2  APEX  X    L  W      W   L  
 7-2  2-2  ATHENS DRIVE    X  L    L    W  W    
 12-0  5-0  CARY  W W  X  W W  W        
 7-8  0-4  FUQUAY-VARINA  L    L  X    L      L  
 15-4  3-2  GREEN HOPE    W  L    X    W W L  
 10-4  3-2  HOLLY SPRINGS     L  W   X W W L  
 4-9  1-5  LEE COUNTY  L L    L L   X  W  L  
 3-15   0-4  MIDDLE CREEK    L      L L  L  X    
 15-0  5-0 PANTHER CREEK                  X  

* - missing Lee County-Middle Creek score from 12/16

Scores & Standings: Tri-Nine boys basketball

Tri-Nine boys basketball standings as of 12/15:

 Rank, Team  Conference record Overall record
 T-1. Apex  4-1 5-2
 T-1. Middle Creek  4-1  5-2
 T-1. Panther Creek  4-1  5-2
 4. Cary  4-2  4-4
 5. Holly Springs  4-2  5-4
 6. Green Hope  2-2  3-6
 7. Athens Drive  1-3  3-6
 8. Fuquay-Varina  0-5  1-8
 9. Lee County  0-5  1-8

Tuesday's scores

Apex 63, Holly Springs 62

Middle Creek 60, Cary 50

Panther Creek 58, Athens Drive 54

Green Hope 45, Fuquay-Varina 44

 

Wayne Country Day 56, Cary Academy 43

 

Monday's scores

Sanderson 54, Cary 51

Scores & Standings: Tri-Nine girls basketball

Tri-Nine girls basketball standings as of 12/16:

 Rank, Team  Conference Record  Overall Record
1. Green Hope  6-0  10-0
2. Apex  5-0  6-1
3. Athens Drive  4-1  9-1
4. Middle Creek  3-2  5-2
5. Holly Springs  3-3  3-5
6. Panther Creek  1-4  1-6
7. Cary  1-4  2-5
8. Fuquay-Varina  1-5  1-8
9. Lee County  0-5  1-6

Tuesday's scores:

Cary Christian 68, O'Neal School 19

Cary Academy 73, Wayne Country Day 26

 

Green Hope (x), Fuquay-Varina (< x)

Apex 49, Holly Springs 47

Middle Creek 67, Cary 39

Athens Drive 71, Panther Creek 30

 

Monday's scores

Sanderson 45, Cary 22

Tri-Nine All-Conference football team (Offense)


2009 Tri-Nine All Conference awards

 

Coach of the Year - Sean Crocker, Middle Creek (right)  


Offensive Player of the Year
- Cory Hunter, junior FB, Fuquay-Varina (top) 

Special Teams Player of the Year - Steve Weis, senior K/P, Apex (left)

 

 

 

Offensive First Team

QB        Garrett Leatham    11th     Middle Creek

 

RB        JJ Graves        12th    Holly Springs

Kyree Green        11th    Athens Drive

 

WR        Devonte Knox        12th    Middle Creek

Louis Wilder        11th    Athens Drive
        

Dequan Swann        11th    Lee County

 

OL        Robert Crisp   (right, 78)    12th    Athens Drive       

Sean Lucius        11th    Holly Springs

Robert Rhodes        12th    Fuquay-Varina

Shawn Underwood    11th    Fuquay-Varina
        

Jalen Wood        11th    Lee County

 

Athlete        Nate Budde        12th     Fuquay-Varina

 

Offensive Second Team


QB        Ben Snotherthly    11th     Athens Drive


 

RB        Deandre Henry        10th    Cary

Stephen Sladek        12th    Middle Creek

 

WR        Kevin Jones        10th    Middle Creek

Graham Love        12th    Panther Creek

Jon Moore        10th    Middle Creek

 

OL        JaQueen Boyd        12th    Athens Drive       

Matt Boyer        12th    Cary

Cody Gaulthier        12th    Cary

B.J. Minter        11th    Middle Creek

Al Reams        12th    Middle Creek

 

Athlete        Aaron Womack        12th    Green Hope

Tri-Nine All-Conference football team (Defense)

2009 Tri-Nine All Conference awards

 


Defensive Player of the Year:
Matt Laxton, senior LB, Middle Creek (pictured right) 

 

 

 


Defensive First Team

DL              Tremayne Dennis  12th   Holly Springs

                   Phillip Ochieng      11th   Cary

                   Brandon Smith      12th   Middle Creek

                   Shawn Underwood  11th   Fuquay-Varina

 

LB               Britt Cherry          11th   Middle Creek

                   Mike Fogg (left)    12th   Apex

                   Isaac Minor          12th   Fuquay-Varina

                   Israel Williams      11th   Lee County

 

DB              Xavier Bailey            12th   Holly Springs

                   Lucas Edmisten        12th   Cary

                   Garrett Rider (right) 12th   Middle Creek

                   Pete Singer              12th   Athens Drive

 

 

 


Defensive Second Team

DL              Tyler Bailey                    12th  Panther Creek

                   Zach Bender  (left, 42)    11th   Athens Drive

                   Ralphael Bernard           11th   Cary

                   Anthony Sumter            12th   Athens Drive

 

LB              Cameron Boone        11th   Athens Drive

                   Tommy Robinson     11th   Cary

                   Nolan Volk               12th   HollySprings

                   T.J. Weinberg           12th   Middle Creek

 

DB              Isaiah Johnson          11th   Panther Creek 

                   Jordan Mays (right)   12th   Middle Creek

                   Malcom Thaxton       11th   Fuquay-Varina

                   Ulysses Upchurch     11th  Lee County

 

Position in alphabetical order, not order of vote.

 

Looking back at Friday's games: first-round edition

I know we've kept you all on pins and needles waiting for this week's edition, and I apologize for the wait. As you may have known, half our of six advancing football teams are now out of the playoffs. (15) Cary lost 7-0 at (2) Hoggard, (14) Panther Creek lost 63-34 at (3) Jack Britt and (12) Holly Springs lost 24-0 at (5) New Hanover. The three home Tri-Nine teams all won their games.
The worst part is while I made predictions for these, I didn't publish a blog on it nor pick by how many points. But just so you know, I had my best week ever, getting all six playoff games correct.

All-Conference not announced yet, so let me hand some awards out

In the print edition of today's The Cary News and Southwest Wake News, I mistakenly said the All-Conference team for the Tri-Nine would be announced Monday.
As I found out later that night (and after deadline), the team was simply decided upon Monday and won't be announced until after the last conference team is ousted from the playoffs (so here's hoping we don't know that list for awhile).
Which brings me to today's column which looked back on the year at-large.

2009 Tri-Nine volleyball teams released

For the second straight year, a Green Hope player was awarded the Tri-Nine Conference volleyball Player of the Year. Senior Lindsey O'Connell was named this year's winner after her Falcons finished the year second in the conference with a 17-5 (14-2) record.
 
Apex coach Nikki O'Connell, no relation to Lindsey, was named the conference's Coach of the Year after guiding the Cougars to a perfect 16-0 conference record. Apex ended the year 20-4 with three of the losses coming to eventual state champions.
 
  1st Team All Conference

Student School Grade

Morgan Williams Cary 12

Kristen  Harris Apex 11

Alston Kearns Apex 11

Jill Edwards Panther Creek 12

Taylor Pritchett Middle Creek   11

Lindsey O’Connell Green Hope 12

Adi Aman Green Hope 12

Camden Spade Athens Drive 12

 

2nd Team All Conference

Student School Grade

Megan Gravley Apex 10

Katherine Wu Panther Creek 12

Emily Horton Middle Creek 12

Kaitlin Quinn Green Hope 10

Raquelle Keeton Fuquay-Varina 11

Brandi  Anderson Holly Springs 11

Mollie Schrull Lee County 12

Clarke Glendenning Cary 12

Player of the Year: Lindsey O’Connell Coach of the Year: Nikki O’Connell  

Kandinata wins Tri-9 singles, Apex duo repeats doubles

Four days after it began, Tri-Nine Conference girls tennis championships were decided today.

Green Hope junior Melissa Kandinata defeated teammate sophomore Helen Wang for the singles title with 6-0, 6-1 scores.

In doubles, Apex juniors Shelby Bickel and Nikki Bowser repeated their conference doubles title by defeating Green Hope's Kayla Stokes and Brianna Steele in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3. Stokes and Steele finished runner-up in last year's tournament to Bickel and Bowser. 

 We'll have more coverage of this tournament in the future, so keep watching carynews.com/sports and southwestwakenews.com/sports for the full story!

Volleyball playoff seeds almost finished

The volleyball playoff picture for the Tri-Nine Conference is coming together with one game left in the regular season. All five playoff teams have been decided, and almost all seedings have as well.

Apex locked up back-to-back conference titles on Tuesday with a 3-1 win over Green Hope. The Cougars dropped just three games in 15 conference wins and will be the top seed heading into the playoffs.

Green Hope will come in second, losing just to Apex twice.  Aside from the Apex losses, the Falcons only surrendered three games in 14 conference wins.

Middle Creek clinched the fifth and final playoff spot this week after wins over Lee County and Fuquay-Varina.  The Mustangs are now 7-8 in the conference with the season finale coming at home against Apex on Tuesday.

The third and fourth seeds are the only ones left in question.  Panther Creek and Cary come in tied for third with 10-5 conference records. These two teams will face off Tuesday night, with the winner earning a first round home match in the playoffs and the third seed.

The loser will take the conference's No. 4 spot and play on the road.  Panther Creek will host the match and defeated Cary in their previous meeting 3-0.

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