Tuesday’s Roundup: No. 2 Cannon School routs Charlotte Christian, looks playoff ready.

Cannon School, the No. 2 team in the Observer’s Sweet 16 poll, beat Charlotte Christian 85-66 Tuesday. And the Cougars, the reigning N.C. 4A Independent Schools state champions, look ready to make a run at a repeat.

Isn’t that right, coach Che’ Roth?

Coach.....coach?

“We’re 1-0 today,” Roth said, deferring the question. “That’s all I’m focused on, and I know that’s as corny as it gets. But we’ve got a really good group and we are playing well. We’ve played well all year.”

Cannon was upset by Hickory Grove, way back on Dec. 23 and was routed by nationally ranked Calvary Christian (Fla.) 91-40, five days after that. Since then, though, Cannon School has been on a roll.

The Cougars have won nine straight games and just two of those wins have been by less than 10 points.

Tuesday night, Cannon scored easily, looking like a team averaging 75 points per game. Charlotte Christian (8-6, 2-3 CISAA) just couldn’t keep up.

The Knights got 20 points, 11 rebounds and four assists from sophomore Bryce Cash and 12 points each from Cade Nicholson and David Lash, but Christian lost for the fourth time in five games.

Cannon got 33 points from senior guard Jarvis Moss, a Division I recruit who will announce his college choice on social media Friday afternoon. Senior forward Elijah Ormiston had 15 points, 12 rebounds and eight blocks.

“The kids have been really resilient,” Roth said, “and our attitude has continued to be positive. They can’t socialize and do the things they usually do, and the only thing they can really do is play.”

It appears that the CISAA conference title will come down to Cannon (20-4, 5-0) and Charlotte Latin (11-3, 3-0). The teams play twice next week: Tuesday at Latin and Saturday at Cannon.

“Latin is a good team and coach (Chris) Berger does a really good job with them. They’re well-coached,” Roth said. “But we’re going to enjoy this one and get ready for Covenant Day on Friday.”

Tuesday’s #BIG5 Top Performers

Seth Aeschliman, Lake Norman: 24 points, 10 rebounds in a 67-63 win over Hickory Ridge.

Sam Cogan, Lincoln Charter: 31 points, 14 rebounds in an 80-59 win over Thomas Jefferson.

Elijah Ormiston, Cannon School: 15 points, 12 rebounds, eight blocks in a 85-66 win over Charlotte Christian.

Reigan Richardson, Cannon School girls: 35 points, 12 rebounds, six steals, five assists and a block in a 60-41 win over Charlotte Christian.

Cole Seagle, North Lincoln: 39 points in an 84-65 win over Lake Norman Charter

Tuesday’s Boys Boxscores

NO. 2 CANNON SCHOOL 85, CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 66

Cannon-24-21-22-18 -- 85

Christian- 16-18-18-14 -- 66

CANNON SCHOOL 85 -- Jarvis Moss- 33, Elijah Ormiston- 15, Deuce Rolle- 10, Christian Reeves- 10, DJ Nix- 8, Karon Boyd- 4, Austin Swartz- 3, Jalen Claggett- 2

CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 66 -- Bryce Cash- 20, Cade Nicholson-12, David Lash-12, Peyton Patterson- 7, Tyrone Hardy- 6, Micah Gilbert- 4, Skyler Busby- 3, Ben King- 2

Notable: Cannon finally returns home. After a long road stretch the Cougars were back and action at home against Charlotte Christian and did not skip a beat. Jarvis Moss led the way with 33 points. Elijah Ormiston with a near triple double with 15 pts, 12 rebounds and 8 blocks. The Cougars are back in action Friday Night at the Den against Covenant Day. The Cougars move to 20-4 on the season. 5-0 in league play.

NO. 3 WESTMINSTER CATAWBA 71, SOUTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 40

Westminster Catawba: 11 - 17 - 26 - 17 - 71

Southlake Christian: 9 - 8 - 11 - 12 - 40

Westminster: M.J. Collins 20, Richard Black III 10, A.Hoyle 3, L. Heckaman 9, Dorien Johnson 16, A.J. Hamrick 9, R. Petiote 4

Southlake: Moore 7, Duguid 10, Proctor 9, Stubbs 2, Gazzaway 2, Watson 2, Monroe 5, Schneider 1, Wazan

Westminster 11-1 overall (4-1 in the MAC Conference). M.J. Collins continues his streak of 20 point games at 4 straight. Westminster had very balanced scoring. Senior A.J. Hamrick (Charleston Southern Commit) scored his 1,000th point on Sr. Night. Next game, Friday, FEB 5 at Metrolina Christian.

METROLINA CHRISTIAN 54, NO. 9 NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN 47

METROLINA CHRISTIAN 13 10 11 20 = 54

NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN 9 12 13 13 = 47

MCA: Johnson 13, Clark 9, Crumbie 7, Deluca 7, Harrist 6, Harold 5, Maul 4, Wilson Jr. 3

Notes: Metrolina - Sr. Camden Johnson 13pts, 3rbs, 1ast (only played second half); So. Eli Clark 9pts, 5rbs, 2asts, 1stl; Fr. Dylan Deluca 7pts, 5asts, 1stl, 1blk; Jr. CJ Harrist 6pts, 6asts, 4rebs, 2stls; 4th Observer Sweet 16 team knocked off in a row. 7th win in a row.... Metrolina Christian 15-7 (8-3) hosts No. 3 Westminster Catawba for Senior Night on Friday, February 5th at 7pm.

NO. 12 CONCORD ACADEMY 95, GASTON CHRISTIAN 67

GCA: 20 11 13 23 67

CA: 20 24 20 31 95

GCA: Brockton 16, Rttync 6, Kelly 16, Dradly 13, Elliot 2, Chapman 5, Soulzus 5

CA: Javian Cannady 7, KJ Perry 12, Tucker Johnson 12, Trae Benham 13, Tyler Fearne 18, LA Boyd 13, Logan Threatt 16, Sergej Cvetkovic 3

Notable: Concord Academy had 6 players in double figures. Tucker Johnson 12p 8r 1b, Tyler Fearne 18p 4r 2b 1s, Trae Benham 13p 4r 2s, Logan Threatt 16p 5r 3a, LA Boyd 13p 4r 4a 1s, KJ Perry 12p 5r

CA moves to 17-6

NO. 13 CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 57, CUTHBERTSON 50

NO. 15 KINGS MOUNTAIN 80, NORTH GASTON 54

KM: 19 21 31 9 -- 80

NG: 12 9 20 13 -- 54

KM: Isaiah Tate 21, Marcus Odums 14, Orlando Odums 12, Ezekiel Cannedy 11, Matt Toms 10, Titus Phillips 5, Zavion Smith 5, Maddox James

NG: Dylan Stewart 9, Blake Walls 9, Alexander Quinn 9, Ashton Miller 8, Jordan Hockman 8, Rajae Wilson 5, Caden Canady 3, Austin Wood 2, Jahden Gettys 1

Notable: Kings Mountain had five players in double digits Isaiah Tate 21pts 2ast 1 stl, Marcus Odums 14 pts 5 reb 4 ast, Orlando Odums 12 pts 6 reb 2 stl, Ezekiel Cannedy 11 pts 2 reb 2 stl, Matt Toms 10 pts 7ast 4 reb.

Kings Mountain improved 7-1 Conference 8-1 Overall.

NO. 16 LINCOLN CHARTER 80, THOMAS JEFFERSON 59

Lincoln Charter 29 18 19 14 -- 80

Thomas Jefferson 16 18 13 10 -- 59

Lincoln Charter: Sam Cogan 31, Avery Bordon 12, Palmer Crichton 11, Fulton 8, Seitz 6, Baich 4, Farley 3, Flowers 2, Patel, Bruce,

Thomas Jefferson: King 23, Hicks 18, Prescott 11, Camper 4, Watkins 2,

Lincoln Charter 9-0 Overall 8-0 Conference

Notable Sam Cogan 31 pts 14 rbs.; Palmer Crichton 11pts 6 rbs 5 assist

BESSEMER CITY 70, HIGHLAND TECH 40

BC 16 18 15 21-- 70

HT 6 14 15 8--40

Bessemer notable: Randall Pettus-----31 pts 5 assits 5 steals; Keyshawn Adams-20 pts 10 rebs; Jameer Holmes----10 rebs; Terrance Smith-----7 pts 9 rebs; Hansel Hughley----6 pts 4 steals

CHRIST THE KING 86, PIEDMONT CHARTER 47

CTK 24 28 21 13 86

PCS 11 11 14 9 47

CTK-Clapp 6, LeBeau 15, Hendershott 17, Steed 6, Stanley 12, Pollo 4, Lagueux 10, Sides 5, Kocher 3, Filiault 8

Piedmont charter-Cheriguli 18, Simmons 12, Jones 4, Wilson 3, Bolding 2, Pless Moses 2, Wilcher 6

Notable: Andrew Hendershott led CTK with 17 points, 6 assists, and 6 assists. Steven LeBeau added 15 points, 6 assists, and 4 steals. Andrew Stanley added 12 points and Bryce Lagueux added 10 points and 6 rebounds

COVENANT DAY 60, CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 59

Country Day 8 13 11 23 4 59

Covenant Day 14 11 13 17 5 60

Country Day Alessi 3, Ray 6, Jimmy Mitchell 14, Luke Gardner 24, Turner 3, Erwin 5, Murphy 1, Tabor 1, Hedrick 2

Covenant Day Anderson 1, John Ward 17, Daniel Nelson 10, Britt Anderson 16, Michael Marcus 16,Covenant Day won a thrilling game in Overtime against the Bucs. John Ward hit a huge three to send the game into overtime where the Lions outscored the Bucs 5-4. Luke Gardner had 7 threes and 24 points while Jimmy Mitchell contributed 14 all in the second half.

EAST LINCOLN 59, LINCOLNTON 38

East Lincoln 19 9 16 15 59

Lincolnton 13 6 11 8 3

East Lincoln (7-2): Jeremiah Jones 17, Drew Bean 15, Logan Craig 7, Nyckolas Clarke 2, Landon Glezen 2, Markell Clark 0, Tyler Mizzell 8, Roman Hawk 8

Lincolnton (4-3): Amontre Finger 9, Tylan McClain 6, Conner Williams 9, Reed King 4,Gavin Queen 0, DJ Tanner 2, Jacob McGill 2, Deandre Smith 3, Will Blackburn 3,Easton Dellinger 0

Of Note: With the win the Mustangs sweep the season series with the Wolves and have won 7 straight over their county rival.

HIBRITEN 59, EAST BURKE 45

East Burke. 10. 9. 10. 16 -- 45

Hibriten. 8 13. 9. 29 -- 59

Hibriten 59 -- Garrett Smargian 16, Daren Perry 12, Jayvion Wilson 11, Thomas Vaught 10, No. Battle 5, Ny. Battle 3, Jones 2

East Burke 45 -- Aasin Lor 13, Cooke 9, Ward 8, Primm 5, Yarbrough 2, Smith 2, Crump 2, Coffey 2, Kanzleiter 2

Records: Hibriten 4-2, East Burke 2-2

HICKORY GROVE 55, GASTON DAY 49

Hickory Grove 15 4 19 17- 55

Gaston Day 13 15 6 15- 49

HG- Chas Stinson 18, DJ Cuttino 16, Stinson 8, Nelson 7, Holt 3, Green 3

GD- Britt 25, Richard 10, Fayed 8, Hunter 6

HICKORY RIDGE 62, MARVIN RIDGE 59

Marvin Ridge 16 15 12 16 --59

Hickory Ridge 7 16 12 27 -- 62

Marvin Ridge 59 -- Douglas 15, Smith 14, Gravelle 8, Lee 7, Shivers 6, Drake 5, Works 2, Rubitartle 2.

Hickory Ridge 54 -- Calhoun 19, Gidney 18, Lewis 12, Walters 11,Cook 2.

Sheree Gidney lead the charge with 10 straight 3rd quarter points. Kennedy Calhoun and Alyssa Lewis ball pressure and big shots late help seal the win for the Ragin Bulls.

LAKE NORMAN 67, HICKORY RIDGE 63

Lake Norman 14 23 12 19 -- 67

Hickory Ridge 6 20 17 20 -- 63

LAKE NORMAN 67 -- Weatherford 2, Butler 2, Dryden 2, Christian Taylor 11, Cam Kepley 16, Goree 6, Gruber 4, Seth Aeschliman 24

HICKORY RIDGE 63 -- Fredericks 2, Marsh 16, Greene 2, Woods 5, Widmer 9, Merriman 10, Beard 5, Harris 4, Haywood 2, Gunter 8.

MAIDEN 91, WEST LINCOLN 53

MAIDEN 20 18 23 30 — 91

West Lincoln 12 18 13 10 —5

MAIDEN 91 - McClough 27, James 10, Culliver 10, Lowman 10, Haynes 10, Morgan 7, Roseman 7, Rhodes 3, Gibbs 2, Sigmon

West Lincoln 53 - Truesdale 12, Flowers 17, Gilmore 8, Goins 4, Huss 4, Short 3, Fortenberry 3, Hopper 2

Records: Maiden 5-3 . WL 0-9

MARVIN RIDGE 74, PORTER RIDGE 63

Porter Ridge--15 16 15 17--63

Marvin Ridge--20 22 11 21--74

Porter Ridge—Aaron Hough 21, Sean Rose 15, Tristian Stitt 10, Kyler Harris 2, Isaiah Williams 5, Greg Wenger 6, Jacob Anderson 4,--63

Marvin Ridge—Calamas 16, Ruthberg 21, Lee 8, Bonna 14, Smith 6, Garrett 4, Gibson 4--74

NORTH LINCOLN 84, LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 65

North Lincoln 21 24 11 28 -84

Lake Norman Charter 20 11 17 17- 65

North Lincoln- Cole Seagle 39, Jack Carter 23, Jack Waggoner 8, Dan Carter 5, Jake Dedmon 5, Jake Terrill 2, Seth Whitley 2, Connor Carson, Samari Collins

Lake Norman Charter-Cal Reed 21, Oliver O’ Brien 15, Nolan Stern 11, Alec Edens 7, Jalen Rivens 7, Andrew Rinehardt 4

North Lincoln 6-1 in South Fork 2A conference.

UNITED FAITH 59, LAKE NORMAN CHRISTIAN 57

United Faith: 15 12 19 13 = 59

Lake Norman Christian: 14 18 17 8 = 57

United Faith 59 -- LJ Johnson 18, Jaden Quick 17, Xavier McKelvy 10, Charlie Hester 6, Bryson Cokley 3, Marcus Willis 3, Adriel De La Rosa 2

Lake Norman Christian 57 -- Trey Green 10, Mikey Williams 10, Joyful Hawkins 9, D. McCall 7, Josh Bullock 5, JP Haggerty 3, Shane Fernald 2

United Faith: Overall = 14-3 | SPAA Conference = 3-1; Lake Norman Christian 17-5

FORT MILL 47, NATION FORD 19

Nation Ford 3 2 10 4 19

Fort Mill 14 8 8 17 47

Nation Ford – Burnham 9, Coleman 4, Roberts 2, Hand 2, Penny 2

Fort Mill – Kyle Neibch 20, Carnavale 7, Fewster 6, Fanta 4, T. Blythe 4, Penosky 3, Timberlake 2, Tooper 1

Tuesday’s Girls Boxscores

NO. 2 NEWTON-CONOVER 53, BANDYS 49

Newton-Conover 12 13. 14. 14. =. 53

Bandys 12. 12. 8. 17. =. 49

NEWTON-CONOER 53 -- Cassidy Geddes 16, Grace Loftin 15, and 10 rebounds, Emma Fox 11, Mia Powell 5, Hannah Watkins 4, Nalace Duncan 2, Jayla Woods

BANDYS 49 -- Logan Dutka 16, Macy Rummage 13, C. Huggins 11, C. McIntosh 5, O. Little 4, Drummond,Clements,

Records : Newton-Conover 9 - 0; Bandys. 5 - 4

NO. 4 CUTHBERTSON 46, CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 22

Cuthbertson - 13 - 13 - 10 - 10 -- 46

Charlotte Catholic - 7 - 6 - 4 - 5 -- 22

Cuthbertson - Ruby Williams 16, Maddie Dillinger 15, Reagan Iovino 6, Amanda Sacato 5, Kamaria Sheriff 4

Dani Kacerasky 12, Cameron Green 7, Imelda McMenamin 3

NO. 12 CANNON SCHOOL 60, CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 41

Cannon School 20 17 15 8- 60

Charlotte Christian School 7 9 9 16 - 41

Cannon School 60- Reigan Richardson 35, Cherry 8, Galloway 6, York 3, Edwards 3, Wood 3, Hicks 2

Charlotte Christian School 41- Suarez 16, Olmeda 13, Noonan 7, Swilling 3, Coles 2

Cannon School 12-5 (6-0)

Charlotte Christian School 5-9 (0-4)

Notes: Reigan Richardson 35 points, 12 rebound, 6 steals, 5 assist, 1 block

NO. 13 PROVIDENCE DAY 42, CHARLOTTE LATIN 27

PDS 15-9-8-10—42

Latin 3-6-11-7—27

PDS -Jordyn Latter 14 Sophie Levine 10 Booker 7 Jensen 6 Ferguson 3 Sanchez 2

Latin- Shannon 9 Fisher 3 Schleuser 4 Rose 4 Tye 5 Poole 2PDS Record 16-4

BESSEMER CITY 44, HIGHLAND TECH 40

BC 10 10 6 18 -- 44

HT 8 5 18 9 -- 40

Bessmer Notable: Janiya Adams- 28 pts 5 rebs 5 steals 5 assists; Imani Rhodes------6 pts 12 rebs; Soriah McDowell-9 rebs

BRADFORD PREP 74, CAROLINA INTERNATIONAL 5

BPS 26 12 18 18 – 74

CIS 0 3 0 2 -- 5

Bradford Prep – Haley Seymour 18, Taylor Autrey 18, Megan Seymour 16, Grace Rinaldo 10, Nevaeh Davis 10, Sara Martin 2

Carolina International – Rachel Earl 3, Bethany Summers 2

Notables: Haley Seymour had 18 points, 8 assists, 8 steals, 5 rebounds

CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 50, COVENANT DAY 47

Country Day 16 11 15 8 -- 50

Covenant Day 13 10 9 15 -- 47

Country Day 50 – Mary Holland Waters 18, Brooklin Ingram 14, Hudson Rixham 10, Batten 3, Rucker 3, McKay 2

Covenant Day 47 – Mila Holloway 17, Hailey 13, Houseton 7, Easter 5, Giftos 3, Ashley 2

Records: Covenant Day 5-8 (1-5 CISAA) Country Day 6-3 (4-1 CISAA)

DAVIDSON DAY 58, UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN 10

Davidson Day 21 19 15 3 -- 58

University Christian 4 0 2 4 -- 10

Davidson Day -- Mallorie Haines 22, Ashley Fowler 13, Juliana Park 12, Jessie Wiles 5, Callie Pestana 2, Hannah Higbea 2, Schuyler Moore 2University Christian -- L. Sain 4, M. Cannon 4, S. Wilson 2

Davidson Day notable: Mallorie Haines led with 22 points, 2 assists, 1 steal and 1 rebound. Ashley Fowler added 13 points, 5 assists and 4 steals. Juliana Park contributed 12 points, 3 rebounds, and 2 steals.

EAST LINCOLN 50, LINCOLNTON 21

LHS: 9 6 0 6- 21

ELHS: 13 7 13 17- 50

LHS: A. Hough 6, M. San- Odum 4, M. Ross 4, E. Rhyne 4, E. Eudy 3

ELHS: Taliyah Thomas 12, M. Self 8, K. Campo 6, G. Overbay 6, A. Hege 6, R. Ross 5, M. Delgado 4, K. Patterson 3

Noteables: Taliyah THomas 12 points 3 assists, 2 steals, 2 rebounds. Madison Self 8 points, 13 rebounds 1 assist. Kelsey Campo 6 points, 4 steals, 2 rebounds, 2 assists

LHS: (0-9) Next Game @ Bandys 2/5/21

ELHS: (6-3) Next Game vs North Lincoln @ ELHS 2/5/21

KINGS MOUNTAIN 62, NORTH GASTON 33

KM 15. 15. 14. 18. -- 62

NG 8. 6. 7. 12 -- 33

KM improves to 6-1 (5-1 Big South) and will play in a girls only matchup on Thursday at Stuart Cramer, then Friday at Hunter Huss.

KINGS MOUNTAIN 62 -- Saniya Wilson, 17 pts, 7 assists, 7 steals; Khalia King, 12 pts, 3 reb; Kennedy Barnes, 9 pts, 10 reb; Monica Head, 6 pts, ; Austyn Dixon, 6 pts, 4 reb; Andrea Melton, 4 pts, 4 steals; Tyasya Bell, 4 pts, 3 reb; Brooke Ferree, 3 pts, 2 assists; Aaliyah Byers, 2 pts, 5 reb

NORTH GASTON 33 -- Mallory Canup, 10 pts, Bailey Perry, 10 pts, Sydnee Walls, 4 pts, Whitney Brown, 4 pts, Allison Gardner, 3 pts, , Leeza Rhyne, 2 pts

Noable: Tonight was senior night for us at Kings Mountain. Kennedy Barnes, our only senior on the team is a great leader, both on and off the court for us. She was a 4 year varsity letterman in basketball, and is also the goalkeeper for the girls soccer team. She plans to attend Spelman College in the fall.

LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 39, NORTH LINCOLN 35

LNC 8 11 13 7 -- 39

NLHS 8 9 11 7 -- 35

LNC 39 – Jade Taylor 8. Julia Zelando 8, Caroline Donaldson 6, Alese Kerr 6, Brooklin Leak 5, Kailyn Kilpatrick 4, Megan Miller 2

NLHS 35 – Ashlyn White 19, Haley Klein 6, Meghan Dymes 5, Lilly Stump 2, Julia Frantz 2, Ayanna Gaddy 1

LINCOLN CHARTER 52, THOMAS JEFFERSON 33

BCHS 07 14 02 10 -- 33

LCHS 09 13 15 15 -- 52

TJCA 33 -- Margret Schweppe 13, Kaitly Rowe 8, Emily Short 4, Kathleen Brown 3, Brenna Ussery 2, Avalon Christren 2, Bressa Ussery 1

LCHS 52 -- Lauren Horton 28, Haleigh Henson 8, Maddie Wootton 6, Samantha Ayrers 4, Tyler Beller 2, Mason Fitzpatrick 2, Makayla Futrell 2

Notable: Lauren Horton led all scores with 28 points. She shot 80% from the FT line. LCHS used a strong 2nd half to pull away and seal the game.

WEDDINGTON 65, MONROE 26

Weddington 25 23 14 3 -- 65

Monroe 11 4 7 4 -- 26

Weddington 56 - - Emily Cunningham 16, Brooke Strong 12, Isabella Sarcona 11, Tatum Bowen 10, Audrey Strange 8, Ella Bergman 5, Hannah Tse 2, Mattie Beck 1

Monroe 26 -- Dynastee Parker 24, Maia Price 2

ROCK HILL 37, NORTHWESTERN 28

RHHS 09; 12; 07; 09 = 37

NWHS 06; 08; 07; 07 = 28

Rock Hill (37): Jada Jones 16, Laila Hankerson 11, Gracie Wilson 3, Alana Hankerson 2, Makayla Street 2, Alyssa Hankerson 2, Madison Burgess 1

Northwestern (28): Jada Murphy 8, Darby Grigg 8, McKenzie Evans 5, Alexis Thompson 2, Dekayla Starr 2, Lainey Chitwood 2, Elena Mahony 1

Upcoming Schedule

Wednesday

Sandhills 4A

Scotland County at Jack Britt

Northwestern 3A-4A

Hickory at Watauga (girls)

South Piedmont 3A boys

Central Cabarrus at Cox Mill

Concord at Jay M. Robinson

South Piedmont 3A girls

Jay M. Robinson at Concord

Central Carolina 2A

South Rowan at North Davidson (boys)

South Fork 2A

Lake Norman Charter at Lincolnton (boys)

Maiden at North Lincoln

Mountain Valley 1A-2A

Alleghany at Wilkes Central (girls)

PAC 1A

Community School of Davidson at Union Academy

Yadkin Valley 1A

South Stanly at North Rowan

Thursday

CISAA

Charlotte Latin at Charlotte Christian

Northwestern 3A-4A

Freedom at Alexander Central (girls)

Big South 3A

Forestview at Hunter Huss (girls)

Kings Mountain at Stuart Cramer (girls)

South Piedmont 3A boys

Cox Mill at Central Cabarrus

Jay M. Robinson at Concord

West Cabarrus at Northwest Cabarrus

South Piedmont 3A girls

Central Cabarrus at Cox Mill

Concord at Jay M. Robinson

Northwest Cabarrus at West Cabarrus

Southern Carolina 3A

Cuthbertson at Marvin Ridge

Parkwood at Charlotte Catholic

Piedmont at Monroe (boys)

Weddington at Sun Valley

Metrolina Athletic

Gaston Christian at Northside Christian (boys)

Foothills 2A

Draughn at West Caldwell

East Burke at Fred T. Foard

Patton at Bunker Hill

West Iredell at Hibriten

Southwestern 2A

Chase at Shelby

Western Highlands 1A-2A

C.D. Owen at Polk County

Madison County at Avery County

Mountain Heritage at Mitchell County

PAC 1A

Queen’s Grant Charter at Langtree Charter (boys)

Southern Piedmont 1A

Highland Tech at Piedmont Community Charter

Lincoln Charter at Cherryville

Nonconference

Greater Cabarrus Stallions at Phoenix Montessori

Montgomery Central at Albemarle

Moravian Prep at Freedom (boys)

Mount Zion Academy at Davidson Day

South Charlotte Thunder at Comenius (boys)

Friday

CISAA

Covenant Day at Cannon School

Sandhills 4A

Hoke County at Jack Britt

Lumberton at Richmond Senior

Pinecrest at Scotland County

Purnell Swett at Seventy-First

Northwestern 3A-4A

Hickory at South Caldwell

St. Stephens at Alexander Central

Watauga at McDowell (girls)

Watauga at Freedom (boys)

Big South 3A

Crest at Ashbrook

Forestview at North Gaston

Kings Mountain at Hunter Huss

North Piedmont 3A

East Rowan at South Iredell

Statesville at Jesse Carson

West Rowan at North Iredell

Metrolina Athletic

Concord Academy at SouthLake Christian

Hickory Grove Christian at Gaston Christian (boys)

Northside Christian at Gaston Day

Westminster Catawba at Metrolina Christian

Foothills Athletic

Davidson Day at Statesville Christian

Hickory Christian at University Christian

Southern Piedmont Athletic

Lake Norman Christian at North Hills Christian

Victory Christian at Woodlawn School (boys)

Rocky River 2A-3A

Anson County at Central Academy

Mount Pleasant at Forest Hills

West Stanly at Montgomery Central

Central Carolina 2A

Central Davidson at North Davidson

Lexington at South Rowan

Oak Grove at Ledford

Salisbury at East Davidson

West Davidson at Thomasville

Foothills 2A

Draughn at Fred T. Foard (boys)

Patton at Hibriten

West Caldwell at East Burke

West Iredell at Bunker Hill (boys)

South Fork 2A

Lincolnton at Bandys

Maiden at Lake Norman Charter

North Lincoln at East Lincoln

West Lincoln at Newton-Conover

Southwestern 2A

East Rutherford at Burns

R-S Central at East Gaston

PAC 1A

Carolina International at Union Academy

Community School of Davidson at Bradford Prep

Langtree Charter at Mountain Island Prep

Queen’s Grant Charter at Pine Lake Prep

Southern Piedmont 1A

Cherryville at Bessemer City

Lincoln Charter at Highland Tech

Thomas Jefferson Academy at Christ the King

Yadkin Valley 1A

Albemarle at Gray Stone Day

North Moore at Chatham Central

North Stanly at Uwharrie Charter

South Stanly at South Davidson

Nonconference

Apprentice Academy at Cabarrus Charter

Arborbrook Christian at United Faith Christian (girls)

Combine Academy at New Life Christian (boys)

Phoenix Montessori at Covenant Classical

Porter Ridge at Mooresville

Stuart Cramer at South Point

United Faith Christian at Mount Zion Academy (boys)

Saturday

CISAA

Charlotte Christian at Charlotte Latin (girls), noon

Northwestern 3A-4A

Alexander Central at South Caldwell (boys, 2:30)

McDowell at Freedom (boys, noon)

South Piedmont 3A boys

Concord at Central Cabarrus, 3

Cox Mill at A.L. Brown, 11:30 a.m.

Foothills 2A

Draughn at Hibriten (girls), noon

Western Highlands 1A-2A

Mountain Heritage at Avery County (girls), 2

Nonconference

Asheville School at Charlotte Latin (boys), 2

Carmel Christian at Greensboro Day (girls), 1:30

Carolina Prep at Greater Cabarrus Stallions (boys), 5:30

Charlotte Elite Academy at HA Prep (boys), 2

Lake Norman Christian vs. Ypsi Prep (MICH), at Greenville, S.C. (boys)

University Prep at Combine Academy

Victory Christian at Trinity Collegiate (girls, 2; boys, 3:30)

Woodlawn School at Sanford Grace Christian (boys), 2

Monday’s Top Performers

Blair Crumbie, Metrolina Christian: 22 points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals in a 74-60 win over Northside Christian. It was Metrolina’s first win over Northside in 11 years and was the third time in a week that Metrolina has beaten a team ranked in the Observer’s Sweet 16 poll.

Ashlee Shaw, West Cabarrus: freshman had 31 points, 19 rebounds, four steals and two assists to lead the first-year girls team to a 57-54 win over Northwest Cabarrus.

Monday’s Boxscores

CHERRYVILLE 66, PIEDMONT CHARTER 52

CHERRYVILLE 66 -- Lavonte Hughes 15 points, 8 assist, 8 rebounds, 5 steals; Carter Spangler 13 points; Carson Kelly 12 points ; Austin Thompson 8 points; Jack Mulvey 8 points 7 rebounds

COX MILL GIRLS 43, CENTRAL CABARRUS 32

CCHS: 12, 11, 5, 4 (32)

Cox Mill: 11, 8, 18, 6 (43)

Central: Mariah Barrie 14, Knight 6, Webb 4, Coley 4, Stanley 2 Lewis 2

Cox Mill: Emerie Tillmon 17, Perry 11, Fox 4, Sedergren 5, Gallegos 6

METROLINA CHRISTIAN 12 18 19 25 = 74

NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN 12 10 13 25 = 60

MCA: Crumbie 22, Harold 16, Deluca 13, Johnson 13, Clark 6, Maul 3, Harrist 1NCA:Metrolina - Jr. Blair Crumbie 22pts, 5rbs, 4asts, 3stls; Sr. Blake Harold 16pts (4 threes), 2asts; Fr. Dylan Deluca 13pts, 7rbs, 2blks, 2asts; Sr. Camden Johnson 13pts, 4asts, 3stls, 2rbs.

Notable: First win against Northside Christian since 2003. Led the entire game. Third Observer Sweet 16 team we have knocked off in past 2 weeks.Notes: Metrolina Christian 14-7 (7-3) plays at Northside Christian on Tuesday, February 2nd at 7pm.

WEST CABARRUS GIRLS 57, NORTHWEST CABARRUS 54

West Cabarrus 15 5 17 20 57

Northwest Cabarrus 11 16 12 15 54

West Cabarrus Ashlee Shaw 31, Clowney 8, Burgess 2, Elder 6, Jones 2, Fields 8,

Northwest Cabarrus Kennedy Hilsenroth 15, Chaunesse Barringer14, Aliciah Fields 14 Dunn 5, Moore 3 Walton 3

Records: West Cabarrus 7 -2 Northwest Cabarrus 7 - 1

Notables: West Cabarrus freshman Ashlee Shaw finished with a game high 31 points and 19 rebounds, 4 steals and 2 assist

Boys Standings

(through Sunday’s games)

I-Meck 4A

1. – season suspended

SoMeck 7 4A

1. – season suspended

Southwestern 4A

1. – season suspended

Sandhills 4A

Northwestern 3A-4A

Big South 3A

North Piedmont 3A

South Piedmont 3A

Southern Carolina 3A

Rocky River 2A-3A

Central Carolina 2A

Foothills 2A

South Fork 2A

Southwestern 2A

Mountain Valley 1A-2A

Western Highlands 1A-2A

PAC 1A

Southern Piedmont 1A

Yadkin Valley 1A

CISAA

Metrolina Athletic Conference

Foothills Athletic Conference

Southern Piedmont Athletic

Other N.C.

Girls Standings

(through Sunday’s games)

I-Meck 4A

1. – season suspended

SoMeck 7 4A

1. – season suspended

Southwestern 4A

1. – season suspended

Sandhills 4A

Northwestern 3A-4A

Big South 3A

North Piedmont 3A

South Piedmont 3A

Southern Carolina 3A

Rocky River 2A-3A

Central Carolina 2A

Foothills 2A

South Fork 2A

Southwestern 2A

Mountain Valley 1A-2A

Western Highlands 1A-2A

PAC 1A

Southern Piedmont 1A

Yadkin Valley 1A

CISAA

Metrolina Athletic Conference

Foothills Athletic Conference

Southern Piedmont Athletic

Other N.C.

This story was originally published February 1, 2021 at 10:16 AM.