Friday’s Boys Rewind: Water leak suspends Butler-Indy showdown. Here’s what’s next
How the Boys Sweet 16 fared
| Rk. | School | Class | Rec. | Tuesday |
| 1 | Weddington | 4A | 23-0 | d. Marvin Ridge 74-36 |
| 2 | J.L. Chambers | 4A | 19-5 | idle |
| 3 | Carmel Christian | IND | 23-3 | idle |
| 4 | North Mecklenburg | 4A | 20-4 | d. West Charlotte 83-70 |
| 5 | Central Cabarrus | 3A | 24-0 | d. Northwest Cabarrus, score NA |
| 6 | Providence Day | IND | 22-5 | d. Charlotte Christian 56-47 |
| 7 | Richmond County | 4A | 21-1 | d. Scotland County 84-60 |
| 8 | Charlotte Latin | IND | 22-3 | d. Covenant Day 70-51 |
| 9 | Ardrey Kell | 4A | 16-4 | d. Berry 66-60 |
| 10 | Myers Park | 4A | 14-7 | d. Olympic 57-45 |
| 11 | West Charlotte | 3A | 15-8 | lost 83-70 North Mecklenburg |
| 12 | Northside Christian | IND | 20-8 | lost 46-44 to Gaston Day |
| 13 | Mooresville | 4A | 19-2 | lost 80-73 to Lake Norman |
| 14 | Gaston Day | IND | 24-3 | d. Northside Christian 46-44 |
| 15 | Robinson | 2A | 20-3 | d. Mount Pleasant 81-45 |
| 16 | United Faith | 1A | 16-7 | d. North Hills Christian 71-16 |
PHOTOS: Independence at Butler
Friday’s Independence at Butler game was postponed due a leak. The teams will resume play Saturday at noon and tickets from Friday will be honored.
The Observer’s Alex Shiltz got photos Friday.
Boys Basketball Recaps
Cox Mill captured the Greater Metro 4 4A Conference boys’ basketball regular-season title Friday night, beating South Iredell 76-41. The Chargers entered the night tied for first with Mooresville, but the Blue Devils were upset at Lake Norman.
More details are below.
Meanwhile, there will be a pair of meaningful boys’ high school basketball games played Saturday afternoon in the Charlotte area.
Independence and Butler will continue their suspended game at noon in the Butler gym. The game was halted Friday night due to a water leak in the ceiling. The water made the court unplayable.
The game is important because a Butler victory would give the Bulldogs a share of the Southwestern 4A Conference championship with Rocky River, which won Friday night. The Ravens finished 9-3 in the conference. Butler is 8-3.
The other key game Saturday is set for 1:30 p.m. at Salisbury High.
Jesse Carson and East Rowan finished in a sixth-place tie in the South Piedmont 3A Conference, each with 4-10 records. The South Piedmont 3A tournament next week is a six-team affair, so Saturday’s winner gets a tournament berth. The loser is finished for the season.
QUEEN CITY 3A-4A
Chambers 67, West Mecklenburg 46 ... The Cougars (19-5, 12-0) finished a perfect season in the conference, as Daniel Sanford totaled 22 points and 12 rebounds. Jacoby Jackson added 16 points and five rebounds, and Kendall Smith had 10 rebounds and five assists.
North Mecklenburg 83, West Charlotte 70 ... Isaiah Evans’ 20 points helped the Vikings (20-4, 10-2) to a second-place conference finish. Tyree Bracey added 18 points. Five Vikings scored in double figures. West Charlotte (15-8, 8-4) finished third and got 18 points from Chance Morrow.
SOUTH MECK 4A
Ardrey Kell 66, Berry Academy 60 ... The host Knights (16-4, 8-2) held off the Cardinals and captured the conference championship.
Myers Park 57, Olympic 45 ... Sir Mohammed scored 22 points and Elijah Strong added 11, as the Mustangs (14-7, 7-3) took second in the conference.
SOUTHWESTERN 4A
Rocky River 60, Garinger 53 ... The host Ravens (13-7, 9-3) clinched at least a tie for the regular-season title.
East Mecklenburg 84, Providence 61 ... Jordon Nevill poured in 36 points, hitting nine 3-pointers, and Kanye Johnson added 20 for the Eagles (15-9, 8-4). David Howell led Providence with 16. Depending on the outcome of Butler’s game Saturday against Independence, East Mecklenburg will finish in a tie for either second or third place.
CISAA
Providence Day 56, Charlotte Christian 47 ... The Chargers (22-5, 9-1) captured the conference championship, as Quave Propst-Allison had 20 points, seven rebounds and five assists. Riley Allenspach added 15 points and seven rebounds.
Charlotte Latin 70, Covenant Day 51 ... The Hawks (22-3, 8-2) rolled to a victory that clinched second place.
GREATER METRO 4 4A
Cox Mill 76, South Iredell 41 ... C.J. Wilson scored 19 points, and Rasheed Baldwin added 14, as Cox Mill (18-6, 11-1) captured the regular-season title.
Lake Norman 80, Mooresville 73 ... Christian Herring scored 21 points, but it wasn’t enough for Mooresville (19-2, 10-2) to avoid an upset loss on the road. Cole Callaway (22 points) and Davis Wagner (23 points, 11 rebounds) led the Wildcats.
West Cabarrus 69, Hickory Ridge 54 ... The host Wolverines (12-12, 8-4) captured third place.
SOUTHERN CAROLINA 4A
Weddington 74, Marvin Ridge 36 ... The Warriors (22-0, 10-0) completed a perfect regular season, outscoring the Mavericks 29-9 in the second quarter for a 41-15 halftime lead. Chase Lowe’s 15 points and seven rebounds led Weddington, which also got 11 points from Kyle Frazier and 10 from A.J. Cook. Cinjun Bridges topped Marvin Ridge with 15.
Porter Ridge 55, Sun Valley 48 ... Isaiah Williams’ 15 points lifted the Pirates (18-6, 8-2) to a victory and second place. Tyree White had a game-high 26 points for Sun Valley.
NORTHWESTERN 3A-4A
Freedom 80, Alexander Central 62 ... Amore Connelly scored 30 points and had seven assists, as the visiting Patriots (16-6, 8-2) grabbed a share of the conference championship. Trey Ledford added 17 for Freedom, which piled up a 31-20 rebounding edge. Alexander Central (20-4, 8-2) will share the title with Freedom. Avery Cook scored 16 for the Cougars.
BIG SOUTH 3A
Crest 79, Kings Mountain 57 ... The Chargers (19-2, 14-0) completed a perfect run through the conference. Kings Mountain (14-9, 11-3) finished second.
Stuart Cramer 82, Forestview 60 ... Will Kelly’s 35 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists helped the Storm (18-5, 8-6) finish third. Jacob Joyner added 19 points.
SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A
Concord 77, Lake Norman Charter 66 ... Johnakin Franklin (23 points) and James Smith (21) lifted the Spiders (20-4, 11-3), who finished second to Central Cabarrus. Owen Lay had a career-high 20 for Lake Norman Charter.
West Rowan 72, East Rowan 63 ... The Falcons (10-9, 8-6) took third place, as Noah Loeblein scored 20 points. Tee Harris had 20 for the Mustangs.
Jesse Carson 69, South Rowan 36 ... Colin Ball’s 13 points carried the Chargers.
WESTERN FOOTHILLS 3A
Hickory 81, Statesville 30 ... Hickory (22-1, 13-1) won the regular-season title, as 10 players scored. Jayden Maddox led the way with 14 points. Hickory led 34-11 after one quarter.
East Lincoln 68, North Lincoln 52 ... The Mustangs (20-4, 12-2) took second place, behind 24 points by Drew Bean and 14 from Keandre Walker. Jake Dedmon led North Lincoln with 20.
North Iredell 75, West Iredell 62 ... The Warriors (16-7, 10-4) captured third place.
METROLINA ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
Gaston Day 46, Northside Christian 44 ... The top-seeded Spartans beat second seed Northside Christian in the finals of the MAC tournament, Christ Britt scored 25 points for Gaston Day (24-3), while Wesley Tubbs topped Northside Christian with 18.
ROCKY RIVER 2A-3A
Monroe 63, Forest Hills 41 ... The Redhawks (14-6, 10-0) put the wraps on a perfect conference season. They trailed early but pulled away late in the second quarter. Shaleak Knotts led Monroe with 17 points and six rebounds.
Parkwood 64, Central Academy 43 ... Parkwood (11-13, 6-4) grabbed third place with the victory.
FOOTHILLS ATHLETIC
Davidson Day 72, Statesville Christian 48 ... The Patriots bolted to a 22-6 first-quarter lead and finished as conference champions with a 5-1 record.
CATAWBA VALLEY 2A
West Caldwell 92, East Burke 81 ... West Caldwell (15-9, 12-2) won the conference championship, behind 41 points from Jacobi Hood. Malek Patterson added 19. Logan Coffey scored 31 for East Burke.
MOUNTAIN FOOTHILLS 2A
R-S Central 85, Chase 52 ... The Hilltoppers (22-2, 12-0) finished with a perfect conference record.
CENTRAL CAROLINA 1A-2A
Salisbury 74, North Rowan 70 ... The Hornets (16-4, 11-1) finished in a first-place tie with Thomasville. Juke Harris led the victors with 35 points. North Rowan (16-4, 8-4) took third place.
SOUTHERN PIEDMONT 1A-2A
Shelby 68, Burns 51 ... The Golden Lions (14-4, 11-1) finished in a first-place tie with Bessemer City.
Cherryville 58, Thomas Jefferson Academy 51 ... This victory was the 400th in the career of Cherryville coach Scott Harrill, who has been coaching for 22 seasons.
WESTERN HIGHLANDS 1A-2A
Draughn 67, Mountain Heritage 60 ... The Wildcats (15-6, 10-1) won the conference title, beating Mountain Heritage (14-6, 9-3) for the second time in a week.
METRO 8 1A
Carolina International 81, Queens Grant Charter 70 ... The visiting Comets (14-8, 12-0) clinched the conference championship and dropped the Stallions to 17-6, 10-3.
Corvian Community 70, Cabarrus Charter 51 ... Corvian Community moved into a second-place tie with Queens Grant Charter with a 10-3 conference record.
-- Steve Lyttle
Friday’s #BIG5 Top Performers
Chris Britt, Gaston Day: game-high 25 points in a 46-44 win over No. 12 Northside Christian in the MAC Championship game.
Amore Connelly, Freedom: 30 points, seven assists, four rebounds in a 80-62 win over Alexander Central.
Jacobi Hood, West Caldwell: 41 points in a 92-81 win over East Burke.
Paul McNeil, Richmond Senior: playing in front of a coach from Florida State, the 6-6 sophomore had 41 points and 12 rebounds in a blowout win over rival Scotland County.
Jordon Nevill, East Mecklenburg: made nine 3-point shots in a 84-61 win over Providence and finished with 36 points.
NC Scores
Friday’s Boys Boxscores
NO. 1 WEDDINGTON 74, MARVIN RIDGE 36
Marvin Ridge 6 9 15 6 -- 36
Weddington 12 29 22 11 -- 74
MARVIN RIDGE 36 – Cinjun Bridges 15, Josh Clark 13, Cole Johnson 7, Kyle Bohannon 1
WEDDINGTON 74 -- Chase Lowe 15, Kyle Frazier 11, AJ Cook 10, Grady Brosterhous 9, Evan Morton 8, Jack Ellyson 7, Jack Werdann 5, Bill Abrams 4, Berni Tah 3, Peter Bombardier 2
Notable: Chase Lowe posted 15 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 blocks, and a steal as the Warriors (23-0, 10-0) finished regular season conference play. The Warriors will play in the second round of the 4A Southern Carolina Conference Tournament hosted at Cuthbertson High School on Wednesday night.
Records: Weddington 22-0 (10-0), Marvin Ridge 7-17 (3-7)
NO. 4 NORTH MECKLENBURG 83, NO. 11 WEST CHARLOTTE 70
West Charlotte 18 8 24 8 -70
North Mecklenburg 20 17 25 21 – 83
WC: Chance Morrow 18, A. Daye 11, Alias Browser 12, Chad Taylor 11, Landon King 16
NM: Isaiah Evans 20, Tyree Bracey 18, Maxwell Coles 17, Jordan Crawford 13, Davion Cunningham 11, Drew Walker 2, Demoris Jenkins 2
North Meck notable: Isaiah Evans 20p 13r; Tyree Bracey 18p 4r 5blk
NO. 5 CENTRAL CABARRUS 87, NORTHWEST CABARRUS 46
NORTHWEST HS 8 16 13 9 46
CENTRAL CABARRUS 27 20 21 19 87
NORTHWEST – T. Sierra, M. Troubley 3, T. Grigley 6, J. Gonder 16, B. Ragin 1, I. Thompson 1, L. Muldrow 4, J. Matthew 8, J. Forrest 2, J. Mulligan 5
CENTRAL CABARRUS – Jaiden Thompson 24, Chase Daniel 8, Carson Daniel 24, Gavin Bullock 11, Adriel Miller 1, Jay’ Kwon Diaz-Cruz 10, E. Baker 4, M. Murray 2, E. Ford 6 C. Johnson, J. Baker
Notable: Central Cabarrus is averaging 83.72 points per game while giving up 46.63 points per game for a plus 37.09 margin. Central is averaging 21.2 steals per game and 21.4 assists per game. Central has clinched the #1 seed for the SPC Tournament and back-to-back SPC Regular Season Championships. Central plays at Tuesday night at Concord Hs at 7:30pm the winner of #4/#5 in the semi-finals of the SPC.
Central Cabarrus 24-0/14-0 NORTHWEST 11-10/8-6
NO. 6 PROVIDENCE DAY 56, CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 47
Providence Day 11 9 15 21 -- 56
Charlotte Christian 8 10 12 17 -- 47
PROVIDENCE DAY 56 -- Riley Allenspach 15, Donovan Atwell 3, Propst-Allison 20, Prunty 8, Hailey 6, Scott 4
CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 47 -- Nicholsen 8, Gilbert 11, Jamison 3, Preston 7, Cash 11, Lash 6
Notable: Quave Propst-Allison led Providence Day with 20 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 assists. Riley Allenspach had 15 points and 7 rebounds for the Chargers. Providence Day completes the regular season as the CISAA Champions.
Records: Providence Day 22-5, 9-1; Charlotte Christian 13-15, 4-6
NO. 8 CHARLOTTE LATIN 70, COVENANT DAY 51
Covenant Day 14 9 20 8 -- 51
Charlotte Latin 19 21 14 16 -- 70
COVENANT DAY 51 -- Ifeanyi Ufochukwu 13, Marcus Brown 11, Chris Rivens 11, Boyce 8, J.Brown 6, Anderson 2
CHARLOTTE LATIN 70 -- Jaylen Jones 16, Ned Hull 15, Brandon Lavitt 10, Sean Rose 10, Haughton 8, Pence 6, Downey 3, Swimmer 2
Records: Latin 22-3, 8-2 Covenant 14-15, 1-9
Game Notes: The Hawks were led by Jaylen Jones 16 points/5 steals, Ned Hull 15 points/4 assists, Brandon Lavitt 10 points, and Sean Rose 10 points/6 rebounds. The Lions were led by Ifeanyi Ufochukwu 13 points. The Hawks and Lions will start their state playoffs next week.
NO. 9 ARDREY KELL 66, BERRY 60
AK 18 17 12 19 - 66
Berry 10 16 19 15 - 60
ARDREY KELL 66 - Evan Smith 7, Brandon Nelson 5, Delani Hammonds 5, Brock Rose 20, Toni Akinyelu 18, Brett Freeman 5, Cole Perodeau 4, Ryan Lewis 1, Jake Weckerle
BERRY 60 - Jackson 13, Stevenson 19, Craig 4, Lennard 2, Bell 2, Perkins 3, Griffin 13, Joyner 4
Record: AK record 16-4 conf 8-2
NO. 10 MYERS PARK 57, OLYMPIC 45
Olympic - 8 12 14 11 -- 45
Myers Park - 11 10 22 14 -- 57
Olympic - Hodge 14, Taylor 10
MP - Sir Mohammed 22, Elijah Strong 11, Santana Lynch 10, Sam Walters 8
Records: Olympic - (11-10, 2-8); MP - (14-7, 7-3)
LAKE NORMAN 80, NO. 13 MOORESVILLE 73
Lake Norman 19 19 12 30 -- 80
Mooresville 17 20 24 12 -- 73
LAKE NORMAN 80 -- Alex Gruber 6, Cole Callaway 22, Blake Wandersee 2, Hardison 1, Tre McKinnon 14, Davis Wagner 23, Jack Dryden 5, Trent Steinour 7
MOORESVILLE 73 -- KC Shaw 13, Howell 2, Herring 21, Stewart 13, Parsley 5, Kennedy 2, Ezhlian 3, Shaw 6, Reed 6, White 2
Notable: Davis Wagner with 23 points and 11 rebounds, Tre McKinnon 14 points 10 rebounds...KC Shaw had 11 rebounds and 3 steals; Stewart had 6 rebounds and 3 blocks; Ezhilan had 6 assists.
NO. 14 GASTON DAY 46, NO. 12 NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN 44
Gaston Day 16 10 12 8 46
Northside Christian 21 8 11 4 44
GASTON DAY 46 -- Chris Britt 25, Callum Richard 9, Evan Montanari 7, Chase Owens 5
NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN 44 -- Tubbs 18, Mitchell 11, Mattocks 7, Lubumba 4, Goudelock 2, Perkins 2
Gaston Day Record: 24-3
Next Game: Tuesday, 2/15 NCISAA State Tournament 1st Round
CANNON SCHOOL 64, CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 63
Country Day 13 8 19 22 -- 63
Cannon 15 14 23 11 -- 64
CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 63 -- Dallas Gardner 32, Amare Bethel 15, Calame 6, Akessi 2, Murphy 1, Hewett 2, Bigham 5
CANNON SCHOOL 64 -- DJ Nix 18, Isaiah Henry 22, Austin Swartz 13, Hagerdon 3, Boyd 8
Notable: Country Day trailed by 13 in the fourth quarter but had a furious comeback that just fell sort at the buzzer. Jr. Dallas Gardner had 32 and Sophomore Amare Bethel had 15. The Bucs are 15-14 and begin NCISAA state tournament play Tuesday.
CHRIST THE KING 62, GREATER CABARRUS 53
GCA 15 8 18 12 -- 53
CTK 17 17 14 14 -- 62
GCAA 53 -- Pracht 10 Oldham 14 Griffin 6 Santiago 6 Madezra 15
CHRIST THE KING 62 -- Zuhosky 6 Francis 2 Tampoya 4 Baich 8 Filiault 27 Clapp 2 Kuhn 9
Notable: Jesse Filiault scored 27 points to lead Christ the King. Joe Kuhn added 9 points and 7 rebounds
COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF DAVIDSON 70, PINE LAKE PREP 52
Pine Lake 8 11 17 16 -- 52
CSD 22 17 14 17 -- 70
PINE LAKE PREP 52 -- Schwaba 11 Tekampe 8 Johnson 7 Gower 6 Morgan 4 Street 4 Magner 4 Lenz 3 Guilford 3 Strickfaden 2
COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF DAVIDSON 70 -- Seth Johnson 32 Moran 9 Webb 8 Stewart 6
CONCORD 77, LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 66
Concord 26 20 10 21 -- 77
LNC 14 20 20 12 -- 66
CONCORD 77 -- James Smith 21, Johnakin Franklin 19, Brayden Blue 11, Kayin Thompson 9, Justin Garland 9, Jerell Reddick 4, Jeremiah Howard 4
LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 66 -- Owen Lay 20, Isaiah Martino 14, James Carswell 13, Koy Burnette 9, Bryson Lowe 7, Cole Magnuson 3
Notables: Kayin Thompson led the Spiders with 7 rebounds and 8 assists.
Records: Concord 20-4 (11-3) & Lake Norman Charter 10-10 (7-7)
Next up: SPC Tournament matchups. #2 seed Concord awaits the winner of #3 seed Northwest Cabarrus vs. #6 seed Carson/East Rowan. #5-seed Lake Norman Charter will play #4 seed West Rowan.
EAST LINCOLN 68, NORTH LINCOLN 52
East Lincoln 18 17 17 16 -- 68
North Lincoln 11 14 13 14 -- 52
EAST LINCOLN 68--Drew Bean 24, Keandre Walker 14, Jeremiah Jones 13, Palmer Chrichton 6, Landon Glazen 5, Mason Simmons 4, Jackson Fannon 3
NORTH LINCOLN 52--Jake Dedmon 20, Reed King 16, Jack Waggoner 6, Kellan Karr 6, Connor Carson 2, Nate Lykins 2
North Lincoln 8-6 conference (14-9 overall)
Notable: With the win the Mustangs sweep the season series and hold the career series against the Knights 36-7 dating back to the 2003 season. East Lincoln finished runner-up in the Western Foothills 3A conference with a 12-2 record. The Mustangs have won 20+ games 13 of the last 17 years. East Lincoln’s senior class of Logan Craig, Jeremiah Jones, and Drew Bean have an 84-16 career record in 4 years.
EAST MECKLENBURG 84, PROVIDENCE 61
Providence 8 21 15 17 -- 61
East Meck 20 17 23 24 -- 84
PROVIDENCE 61 - David Howell 16, Bryce Taylor 11, Wesley McGee 10, Clayton Gaither 10, Detenber 6, Collins 4, Lowry 4
EAST MECKLENBURG 84 - Jordon Nevill 36, Kanye Johnson 20, Jonah Lawrence 14, White 8, Hicks 2, Williams 4
FREEDOM 80, ALEXANDER CENTRAL 62
Freedom 25 15 22 18 -- 80
Alexander Central 12 17 16 17 -- 62
FREEDOM 80 -- Philly Harris 11, Trey Ledford 17, Drew Costello 12, Amore Connelly 30, Dellinger 6, Pollard 4
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 62 -- Sigmon 6, Grove Lowrance 13, Evan Presnell 10, Barnes 3, Hammer 2, Avery Cook 16, Grayson Presnell 9, Fortner 1, Lasher 2
HARDING 51, SOUTH MECKLENBURG 50
South 17 4 17 12 -- 50
Harding 15 19 8 7 -- 51
HARDING 51 -- Johnson 5, Brown 2, Abraham 23, Blair 12, Day 1, Davis 6 Jackson 2
SOUTH MECKLENBURG 50 -- Rasul 6, Newman 10, Ormand 2, Moye 14, Boswell 16, Alexander 2
HOPEWELL 56, HOUGH 39
Hopewell 15 14 13 16 - 56
Hough 12 5 9 13 -- 39
HW 56 -- Watson 10, Horne 2, Eley 12, Moore 5, Thompson 4, Stewart 1, Harvey 16, Gladden 6,
Hough 39 -- Worland 3, Evans 9, McCormick 6, Temple 4, Sifford 3, Barnes 3, Wagner 3, Smith 4, Stiff 4
PORTER RIDGE 55, SUN VALLEY 48
Sun Valley 17 12 10 9 -- 48
Porter Ridge 10 13 9 13 -- 55
SUN VALLEY 48 -- Brown 7, Tyree White 26, Daniel Valentine 10, Cabble 2, Marsh 3
PORTER RIDGE 55 -- Isaiah 15, Gregory 2, Nathaniel 6, Jacob 11, Kyler 11, Anthony 10
Records: Porter Ridge 18-6; Sun Valley 15-9
WEST CALDWELL 92, EAST BURKE 81
East Burke. 13. 26. 21. 21 -- 81
West Caldwell. 26. 20. 19. 27 -- 92
East Burke 81 -- Logan Coffey 31, Carter Crump 20, Devenaire Hill 11, Primm 7, Mast 6, Keller 6
West Caldwell 92 -- Jacobi Hood 41, Malek Patterson 19, J. Patterson 15, Felder 8, Anthony 4, McKinney 3, Gonzalez 2
Records: West Caldwell 15-9 (12-2 CVAC), East Burke 5-16 (5-8 CVAC)
Metrolina Athletic All-Conference Teams announced
Here are the MAC all-conference team as voted on by the league coaches
Boys All-MAC
| Richard | Black, III | Westminster Catawba |
| Derek | Bradley | Westminster Catawba |
| Chris | Britt | Gaston Day |
| Jahseem | Felton | Gaston Christian |
| Micah | Handlogten | SouthLake Christian |
| Jalen | Mattocks | Northside Christian |
| Mychael | Mitchell | Northside Christian |
| Christian | Monroe | SouthLake Christian |
| Evan | Montanari | Gaston Day |
| Jayden | Munson | Concord Academy |
| Antonio | Perkins | Northside Christian |
| Callum | Richard | Gaston Day |
| Kany | Tchanda | Concord Academy |
| Wesley | Tubbs | Northside Christian |
| Noah | Van Bibber | Concord Academy |
| Michael | Wilson | Metrolina Christian |
Saturday’s Schedule
Southwestern 4A
Independence at Butler, noon
Greater Metro 4 4A
Hickory Ridge at South Iredell
Catawba Valley 2A
Bunker Hill at Lincolnton (girls, 4; boys, 6)
East Burke at Maiden (girls, noon; boys, 1:30)
South Piedmont Athletic Assn.
United Faith Christian at Lake Norman Christian (girls), 1:30
Central Carolina 1A-2A
South Davidson at West Davidson (girls), 4
Western Highlands 1A-2A
Draughn at Madison (boys), 4
Metro 8 1A
Carolina International at Bradford Prep (boys), 2
Sugar Creek Charter at Cabarrus Charter (boys), noon
This story was originally published February 11, 2022 at 11:54 PM.
