Ravenscroft enters NCISAA football playoffs as the No. 4 seed.

Only the NCISAA 3-A classification plays team tennis playoffs. Those match-ups are listed below.

Ravenscroft will host its inaugural Ravens Early-Bird Classic, a track and field event that will be held March 19. More than 400 athletes from 15 schools will compete in the Saturday event.

Here are Saturday's first round results in the NCISAA boys soccer playoffs.

The area teams are in bold.

GARNER -- North Raleigh Christian defeated Wake Christian 43-41 in a wild N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association Big East Conference contest.

Down 41-37 with 1:48 left in the fourth quarter, the Knights covered 70 yards in a chaotic nine-play drive that ended when NRC quarterback John Cook found Josh Jares in the corner of the end zone with a 20-yard touchdown pass with 13 seconds left.

RALEIGH – Ravenscroft’s Temple Sloan made the most of his first start of the season at running back by rushing for 266 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Ravens over host North Raleigh Christian Academy 29-22 Friday night.

North Raleigh linebacker among Camel recruits.

North Raleigh Christian 75, Alamance Christian

RALEIGH — Nate Miller, who averages 28.2 points, poured in 40 points while leading North Raleigh Christian to the non-conference win over Alamance Christian.
Points: ALC—B.Burns 8, B.Counts 3, J.Marley 2, J.Rocky 5, H.Simmons 12, B.Tuck 14, A.Winston 13. NRC—C.Everett 2, J.Jares 2, J.Michael 3, N.Miller 40, A.Nagy 17, R.Nagy 5, C.Ricks 6.

North Raleigh Christian slips from third to fourth in the NCSCA boys soccer poll for private schools.

http://www.eurosportscoreboard.com/cgi-bin/sirkpt1.pl?Type=h&Div=p&Gender=m&State=nc&Season=08&Rtype=1&S=01&Sport=s 

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