Undefeated Princeton (16-0) is No. 1 in the North Carolina media 1-A basketball poll.

The Garner boys are No. 3 in 4-A, Middle Creek is No. 5 and Wakefield is No. 7.

In 4-A girls, Green Hope is No. 2, Millbrook is No. 5 and Durham Riverside is No. 8.

Raleigh Word of God moves up to No. 3 and Millbrook breaks into the top dozen this week in The News & Observer high school boys basketball rankings.

The top nine positions are unchanged in the Raleigh News & Observer high school basketball rankings, but Princeton climbs from No. 11 to No. 10. Enloe, after losing to unranked Millbrook, slips to No. 11.

The top four teams remain unchanged in the News & Observer high school boys basketball rankings. Undefeated Garner leads the poll followed by Ravenscroft, Middle Creek and Word of God.

Garner takes the top spot in The News & Observer high school boys basketball rankings. The Trojans have  victories over two teams, Enloe and Clayton, who are ranked in the N&O's top dozen.

Garner is at home tonight against Smithfield-Selma.

Ravenscroft, 11-2 and the winner of its division in the GlaxoSmithKline Invitational last week, holds the No. 2 spot ahead of Middle Creek, which lost to the Ravens in the GSK.

Raleigh Word of God is No. 4 while the Cap Eight's Broughton and Wakefield are Nos. 5 and 6.

Packpride.com, an affiliate of Scout.com, reports that Wakefield kicker Niklas Sade has switched his committment from Nebraska to N.C. State.

The Wake County school board expanded the potential scope of the 2011-12 student reassignment plan but still have a lot more to discuss.

As noted in today's article, the board agreed to add for consideration a number of moves not recommended for staff for next year. These are among a list of deferred moves that were brought up in the spring.

That includes the Middle Creek to Garner High moves advocated by board member John Tedesco. Board members took the approach that they'd rather send notice to parents they're considering the moves so as to get input over the next month.

UPDATE

Wake will send notices to parents if they're in the nodes added for consideration on Tuesday. But if you want to check now, click here to find out your node number to see if you're affected.

By Nate Taylor – Staff Writer

WAKE FOREST – Here’s our rapid reaction after Wakefield defeated Millbrook 58-53 Tuesday night in a Cap Eight 4-A conference game.

A Wake Forest-Rolesville linebacker studies the eyes of Wakefield quarterback Connor Mitch. The football hasn’t been snapped yet, and it’s here where Hunter Williams knows the sixth-ranked Cougars have already stopped the fifth-ranked Wolverines.

Williams could tell Mitch was looking at the defense, wondering which Cougar might bring him to the ground for a sack. Sometimes it was Williams. Other times it was the linebacker Eric Decker. In all, Mitch was sacked six times in the Cougars 21-0 win over the Wolverines on Friday night in the second round of the 4-AA playoffs. For Wakefield, this was the first time it had been shutout all season.

Here are the final team standings and individual marks from Tuesday's NCHSAA 4-A girls golf championships at Pinehurst No. 1. All local players are listed below.