North Carolina high school sports scores from Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021

There’s plenty of news and notes from an exciting night of high school sports. Ten teams from across north Carolina hit the field for an action-packed Week 2 of the NC high school football season. Here’s a recap and the scores from the games:

Mooresville Pine Lake Prep climbs out of hole to beat Bessemer City 20-8

Mooresville Pine Lake Prep dug itself out of a first quarter hole and pulled out a 20-8 win over Bessemer City in a North Carolina high school football matchup on September 2. .

The Yellow Jackets came from behind to grab the advantage heading to the fourth quarter over the Pride 8-6.

The Pride fought to a 6-2 halftime margin at the Yellow Jackets’ expense.

Bessemer City authored a promising start, taking advantage of Mooresville Pine Lake Prep 2-0 at the end of the first quarter.

Raleigh Wakefield severs Clayton’s hopes 28-17

Riding a wave of production, Raleigh Wakefield dunked Clayton 28-17 for a North Carolina high school football victory on September 2.

Defense put both offenses in a deep slumber in the first and third quarters, with no one scoring.

Point of emphasis; Due West Dixie allows no points in stopping Ware Shoals 16-0

No need for worry, Due West Dixie’s defense took care of business on Thursday, keying a 16-0 shutout of Ware Shoals at Due West Dixie High on September 2 in South Carolina football action.

Due West Dixie remained on top of Ware Shoals through a scoreless first and third quarters.

The Hornets’ offense moved to a 14-0 lead over the Fighting Hornets at halftime.

Greensboro Northwest Guilford blanks Winston-Salem R.J. Reynolds 4-0

No scoring allowed. That was the mantra Greensboro Northwest Guilford followed in overpowering Winston-Salem R.J. Reynolds 4-0 in a North Carolina boys soccer matchup on September 2.

Offense was nothing but a rumor in the first half, as neither squad scored.

Denied; Pfafftown Reagan blunts Kernersville Glenn 3-0

No scoring allowed. That was the mantra Pfafftown Reagan followed in overpowering Kernersville Glenn 3-0 for a North Carolina girls volleyball victory on September 2.

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