Check out this story and video from the Green Hope-Cary basketball game. The team manager hit a three-pointer. But that's not the whole story.

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)

Wake Forest-Rolesville has named Mickey Bissette its new boys basketball coach. Deran Coe, the athletic director at WF-R, confirmed the school’s decision Monday morning.

Bissette, who led Green Hope as its athletic director for four years, resigned from the position Tuesday after having several interviews with Coe for the WF-R coaching job. Bissette will now have the responsibility of coaching the Cougars, a young team that is expected to improve with most of its players returning.

“I know he has some strong ideas on what he wants to do with this program,” Coe said. “We’re excited to have him and I know he’ll do a great job.”

Known for being a successful basketball coach, Bissette did not coach the Falcons last season to have more time to commit to his athletic director duties. He was Green Hope’s first boys basketball coach and led the program for 11 seasons. Bissette took the Falcons to seven consecutive playoff appearances from 2003-2009. He became the athletic director in 2006.

“When the [last] season started, I didn't really think it was that bad," Bissette said of not coaching when reached for comment Tuesday. "Then when the games started, it got really tough and it was one of those things where you're like 'I really am missing this.’ ”

During their talks, Bissette expressed to Coe his desire to coach again.

“I think he just missed it,” Coe said. “I think when you’re a coach at heart you want to be with the kids and have that direct impact on them.”

Millbrook, Green Hope, Durham Jordan and Clayton lead their conferences in the NCHSAA's Wachovia Conference Cup standings after the winter sports season.

This week's latestest ncpreps.com statewide high school basketball polls are out.

Jordan ousts Broughton 3-0 and will face Green Hope in the third round of the NCHSAA 4-A soccer playoffs.

HOLLY SPRINGS - The Holly Springs football team came through on Senior Night with a 21-7 victory over winless Green Hope on Friday.

The Golden Hawks (2-8 overall, 1-6 Tri-9), who had not won since their season opener, led 14-7 at halftime.

The Falcons finished the season winless for the third consecutive year. Green Hope has now lost 38 straight games, dating back to the 2007 season.

CARY - The Apex football team has tripled its season win total over the past two weeks by going back to an old winning formula. It wasn't always pretty, but the Cougars won back-to-back games for the first time since 2008 on Friday, downing winless Green Hope 30-13.

FUQUAY-VARINA - Green Hope (0-9, 0-6) received the opening kickoff at Fuquay-Varina, then used 10 plays to march 88 yards for an opening score. Drew Lloyd found the end zone on a quarterback keeper from two yards out to stun the Bengals on homecoming night.

But then the rest of the evening was all Fuquay as soon as homecoming king, Shawn Underwood blocked the Falcon's point-after attempt. Then the Bengals (7-1, 4-1) reeled off 45 unanswered points on the way to a 51-19 Tri-9 conference win.

CARY – Panther Creek sets a school record for most football wins in a season with each victory, and the Catamounts put this one in the books early.

Panther Creek scored touchdowns on three of its first four snaps from center to take a 21-0 first-quarter lead en route to a 41-6 win Friday night over Green Hope on the Falcons' field.