Boys’ HS basketball rewind: Hough stuns West Charlotte, and adding star player soon
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Coming into Tuesday’s Queen City conference game with West Charlotte, Hough High coach Jason Grube was hoping to see his team get a spark and snap a two-game losing streak.
With new Hough player Trey Horton watching from the bench, the Huskies gave Grube exactly what he wanted, beating West Charlotte 65-56 behind a monster performance from Rashad McCormick.
“We struggled a little bit during Christmas break,” Grube said. “We talked about redemption. We had one get away from us at Chambers and we really wanted redemption.”
McCormick made sure of that. The 6-6 wing had 36 points and 15 rebounds.
“I have really been shooting bad all season,” McCormick saidd. “I just refocused, got in the gym, and put up shots at 6 a.m. (Tuesday) morning. I felt really confident coming into today’s game.”
First-half highlights
Hough jumped out to a 8-0 lead before Lions head coach Jacoby Davis quickly called a timeout to settle his team down. The Huskies were getting the majority of their points in transition off of Lion turnovers.
The Lions, defending N.C. 3A state champions, got back into the game, tying it at 13 after the first quarter with a superior defensive effort. The Lions allowed five points the last five minutes of the quarter.
The second quarter was an excellent display of offense and defense by both teams. Hough would take a 31-27 advantage into halftime.
Second-half highlights
West Charlotte came out attacking in the third quarter. The Lions were getting good looks at the rim — largely to the thanks of sophomore Chadlyn Traylor. The Lions took a one point advantage into the fourth quarter.
The fourth quarter was managed well by Hough. They were able to get a lot of offensive rebounds — in turn — allowing them to take more time off the clock.
“We were strong down the stretch and we didn’t give it away like we did at Chambers,” Grube mentioned. “We are excited about that.”
Three who made a difference
Rashad McCormick, Hough: The 6-6 senior seemed to never come off the floor. He was able to score on all three levels and matched his offensive output with his defense, constantly guarding the Lions’ big men all game long.
Chadlyn Traylor, West Charlotte: The Lions point guard took over in the third quarter establishing himself in the offense. He was outstanding in isolation situations causing his defender to get off balance, ending in layups for Traylor.
Cole Galombeck, Hough: Galombeck’s highlights didn’t necessarily come on the offensive side of the ball, but rather, the defensive side. He had a couple big time defensive stands, just when it seemed that West Charlotte was going to mount a comeback.
Worth mentioning
▪ Hough has added Trey Horton, a Divsion I Texas El-Paso commit. Horton played last season and the first half of this season at Providence Day. Grube can’t wait to see where Horton fits into the “puzzle” of his team.
“I am really just getting my eyes on him (Horton),” Grube said. “He just got here today, so we will put him in the puzzle and we will see what we’ve got.”
▪ Hough went to a 2-3 zone defensive look late in the first quarter to try and prevent the Lions from getting easy looks. They forced West Charlotte to take three-point shots.
What’s next?
Hough will host Mallard Creek on Jan. 6 at 7:30 p.m. while West Charlotte will face Chambers next week on Jan. 10, also at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday’s Boys Boxscores
COX MILL 70, WEDDINGTON 62
Cox Mill - 19 17 22 12 – 70
Weddington – 19 17 12 14 –62
Cox Mill 70 – DJ Boyce – 19, Langston Boyd – 18, Sean Dunn – 16, Ivy – 6, Anders – 4, Brown – 4, Walter – 3,
Weddington – 62 Grant Hamilton – 23, Jack Ellyson – 13, Berni Tah – 12, Bombardier – 6, Dunphy – 5, Younger – 3
Records: Cox Mill – 9-6 Weddington 7-6
Notable: Grant Hamilton led all scorers with 23 points including 7 of 12 from deep in the loss to Cox Mill. The Warriors will resume conference play on Friday as they host Piedmont at Warrior Gymnasium.
EAST LINCOLN 78, WEST IREDELL 32
East Lincoln 21 27 17 13 -- 78
West Iredell 15 5 10 2 -- 32
East Lincoln 78 -- Tyler Mizzell 3, Keandre Walker 4, Carson Engstrand 5, Palmer Crichton 11, Houston Hartsell 0, Davis Hill 6, Nathan Kuthan 5, Jackson Fannon 21, Mason Simmons 17, Hampton Good 2, Riley Shropshire 2, Kingsley Huntley 2, Christian Atkins 0
West Iredell 32 -- Jermaine Cornelius 5, Riley Grant 2, Eric Dalton 2, Corbin Tomlin 7, Isaac Bunton 1, Hunter Massey 3, Jermiah Glaspy 8, David Bunton 4
Records: East Lincoln 11-2, 2-1, West Iredell 2-11, 0-3
Of Note: The Mustangs hold a 10-2 edge in the career series. The Mustangs had three players in double figures led by sophomore, Jackson Fannon, who added 21 points and made 5 3-pointers, while senior, Mason Simmons, had 17 points and 9 rebounds, and senior, Palmer Crichton, added 11 points and 4 assists.
FREEDOM 93, DRAUGHN 50
Freedom: 26 29 33 5 = 93
Draughn: 6 22 14 8 =50
Freedom: Kayden Lytle 19, Amore Connelly 18, Dyson Dellinger 14, Kobe Johnson 10, McNaughton 9, Harris 8, Clark 2, King 8, Davidson 3, Michaux 2
Draughn: Eli Tillery 10, Vess 9, E Pritchard 6, D Moore 5, Abernathy 4, Woody 2, SIlvers 3, Cooper 2, Miller 2, McElyen 1, Elkins 6
LAKE NORMAN 78, HICKORY RIDGE 54
Lake Norman 13 18 24 23 -- 78
Hickory Ridge 12 18 7 17 -- 54
LAKE NORMAN 78 Gruber 7, Hales 2, Cole Callaway 13, Josh Yates 14, Burbidge 4, Tre McKinnon 15, Williams 2, Dryden 6, Arnold 7, Taurean McKinnon 2, Trent Steinour 6
HICKORY RIDGE Beard 23, Wood 3, Dyer 3, Kelly 3, Thompson 2, Hayward 10, Brigman
Notable: Trent Steinour 10 Rebounds, 6 Blocks, 1 Steal
MOORESVILLE 89, SOUTH IREDELL 59
Mooresville 20 21 22 26 89
South Iredell 16 8 17 18 59
MOORESVILLE 89 -- Travelle Bryson 21, Jalen Chambers 16, Evaan Ezhilan 16, AJ Parsley 14, Dylan Clark 8, Xavion White 5, Marley Samuel 4, Myles Samuel 3, Jay Wilson 2
Notable: Bryson had 7 rebounds. Chambers had 7 rebounds and 3 steals. Ezhilan had 7 assists and 4 steals. Parsley had 6 rebounds, 8 assists, and 4 steals. Clark had 10 rebounds, 2 steals, and 2 blocks.
Record: 10-4
PORTER RIDGE 62, MONROE 50
Porter Ridge 23 14 13 14 62
Monroe 10 12 15 13 50
Porter Ridge 62—Jordan Mike 2, Dennis Kurucu 11, Justin Shumaker 8, Tristan Stitt 15, Kyler Harris 23, Onur Kurucu 4
Monroe 50—Khamoni Robinson 11, Zavion Ivey 4, Jordan Young 8, Bryson Simpkins 15, Bryce Davis 9, Gavin Davis 3
Wednesday’s Girls Boxscores
COX MILL 31, WEDDINGTON 24
CM: 3 10 6 12 - 31
W: 9 6 3 6 - 24
CM: Bellamy 3, Richardson 2, Decker 12, Farrell 11, Saranu 3
W: King 1, Sarcona 2, Page 3, Tse 2, Bergman 6, Poole 1, Motto 5, Brown 2, Fyans2
EAST LINCOLN 70, WEST IREDELL 11
WIHS: 5 2 0 4- 11
ELHS: 40 12 9 9- 70
WIHS: S. Bridges 4, B. Gibson 4, K. Stroud 3
ELHS: Kiara Anderson 19, Hailey McFadden 12, Ginny Overbay 10, E. Montanari 7, T. Thomas 7, M. Bissinger 6, T. Martin 5, A. Hege 2, K. LeGrand 2
Noteables: Kiara Anderson Double Double 19 pts, 10 steals, 2 assists, 1 reb. Hailey McFadden Double Double 12pts, 10 rebs 1 steal, 1 assist, 1 block. Ginny Overbay 10pts, 6 rebs, 5 steals. taniyah Thomas 7 pts, 6 steals, 3 rebs, 2 assists. Emma Montanari 7 pts, 6 steals, 5 rebs, 3 assists
WIHS: (2-11,0-3) Next Game vs Statesville 1/6/23
ELHS: (13-0, 3-0) Next @ Foard 1/6/23
FREEDOM 61, DRAUGHN 45
Freedom 11 10 21 19 - 61
Draughn 5 11 13 16 - 45
Freedom 61 - Sydnie Demiter 21, Peyton Caldwell 21, Whitaker 7, Gladden 4, Cooke 4, McGee 4, Hagmann, Whisnant, Johnson, Turner, Tankersley.
Draughn 45 - Zoe Rector 11, Jenna Abernathy 10, Powell 3, Cook 5, Cozort 4, Woody 4, E. Abernathy 6, Snyder 2, Holder.
LAKE NORMAN 90, HICKORY RIDGE 45
LAKE NORMAN 29 28 22 11 -- 90
Hickory Ridge 10 11 15 9 -- 45
LAKE NORMAN 90 -- Sam Shehan career high 30 points(5-7 3’s), Alexis Shehan 18, Kelsey Rhyne 11, Kirsten Lewis-Williams 11, Addison Sirianni 9, Jeta North 6, Kaylee Ellis 3, Nevaeh Atkins 2
Records: LAKE NORMAN 15-0; HICKORY RIDGE 9-3
PROVIDENCE DAY 55, BELLARINE STORM (AUSTRALIA) 35
PDS 12-14-15-14—55
Bellarine Storm 11-7-9-8—35
PDS Jordyn Latter 27 Jaida McClure 12 Jensen 4 Updyke 2 Clark 3 Ramsden 3 Levine 4
Bellarine Storm-Maulda Sewell 12 Benson 6 Copeland 5 Soutar 4 Quinlan 5 Howard 3
Record 11-3
Highlights: Career High Sr Jordyn Latter 27 points 13 rebounds
WEST CABARRUS 59, AL BROWN 17
West Cabarrus 15 26 12 6 59
A. L. Brown 8 1 4 4 17
West Cabarrus Rayana Minard 20, Clowney 9, Bond 8, Finley 9, Robinson 2, Hicks 2, White 6, Mathis 3
A. L. Brown Falkner 6, Estella 1, Grun 4, Goode 2, Grier 1, Kluttz 3
Top Performance: West Cabarrus Rayana Minard lead the Wolverines with 20 points, 6 steals, 2 rebounds and 1 assist. Senior Jade Clowney had 9 points, 6 assist and 3 steals.
Tuesday’s #BIG5 top performers
Marcus Brown, Chambers: 13 points, four rebounds and game-winning layup at the buzzer in a 64-63 win over Hopewell.
Nolan Dunphy, Weddington: scored 14 of his 19 points in the second half of Tuesday’s 65-57 win over Sun Valley. He also had seven assists, three rebounds, three steals and a block.
Kyler Harris, Porter Ridge: second 40-point game of the season in an 83-65 win over Marvin Ridge.
Rashad McCormick, Hough: 36 points, 15 rebounds in a win at West Charlotte that snapped a two-game win streak.
Brock Rose, Ardrey Kell: game-high 18 points in a 59-49 win over South Mecklenburg.
Tuesday’s boys’ boxscores
ARDREY KELL 59, SOUTH MECKLENBURG 49
S.Meck- 4 18 13 14---49
A.Kell- 13 14 18 14---59
ARDREY KELL 59 — Brock Rose 18, Delani Hammonds 17, Caden Caskey 14, Brock McCoy 6, RJ Milliken 2, Owen Wacker 2
SOUTH MECKLENBURG 49 — Skelton 8, Chudgar 1, Nesbit 3, Ormand 12, Gatehouse 6, Moye 19
Record: AK 7-8
BUTLER 77, ROCKY RIVER 57
Butler 19 14 23 21 -- 77
Rocky 15 13 15 14 -- 57
ROCKY RIVER 57 -- Torres 3, Baccus 3, Ross 2, Price 13, Johnson 2, Dunn 11, Lyles 19, Alston 4
BUTLER 77 -- Heath 22, Soutzos 5, Currence 6, Johnson 6, Showalter 10, McDuffie 19, Mulligan 3, Scott4, Harns2
CHAMBERS 64, HOPEWELL 63
Chambers 11 19 11 23 -- 64
Hopewell 19 19 13 12 -- 63
CHAMBERS 64 -- Marcus Brown 13, Nick Dorn 17, Jahmir Brown 13, Jordan Patton 1, Jacoby Jackson 5, Maurio Hanson 15
HOPEWELL 63 -- Derrick Ealy 6, Quay Watson 38, Kamari Cooke 9, RaShan Ringwall 4, Kahdir Upsher 6
Notables: Chambers Nick Dorn 17 points, 7 rebounds, Maurio Hanson 15 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, Marcus Brown 13 points, 4 rebounds, 80 FG%, Game Winning Lay Up At Buzzer, Jahmir Brown 13 points, 4 assists, 4 rebounds, (9 points including 7-10 FT in 4th quarter)
CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 81, GARINGER 43
CCHS 18 19 28 16-- 81
GHS 11 9 11 10-- 43
CCHS- Ryan Lewis 15, Chris Eagan 13, Patrick Tivnan 11, Escobedo 8, Thomas 7, Alexander 6, Gates 4, Dinkin 4, Bergren 2, Woeste 2
GHS- Cam 14, Godfrey 14, Sham 7, Camara 3, Anderson 3
CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 55, WESLEYAN 43
Charlotte Country Day 16 17 10 12 -- 55
Wesleyan 14 7 14 8 -- 43
CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 55 -- Dallas Gardner 16, Sam Turner 12, Bethel 7, Alessi 9, Bigham 6, Hewett 5
WCS 43 -- Jackson 11, Little 6, Hoffman 3, Williams 9, Dancy 3, Morgan 4, Mclamb 8
Notable: Dallas Gardner was honored before the game for scoring his 1000th point and Country Day led wire to wire to push their record to 14-5. Carter Alessi and Sam Turner both had strong games for the Bucs who travel to play North Raleigh and Ravenscroft this weekend.
CONCORD ACADEMY 72, METROLINA CHRISTIAN 46
MCA: 14 9 10 13 -- 46
CA: 16 23 22 11 -- 72
MCA: Eli Clark 13, Walker 3, Rutherford 6, Price 13, Rucks 4, Wilson 7
CA: JJ Moore 13, Carson Cooke 15, Avion Pinner 15, Isiah Tate 11, Reuban Potter 4, Jake Benham 9, Pear Asceric 5,
Notable: CA moves to 19-3 Overall and 5-0 MAC Conference . JJ Moore 13p 7a 3r 3s, Avion Pinner 15p 4r 4a 2s, Carson Cooke 15p 4a
GASTON CHRISTIAN 74, WESTMINSTER CATAWBA 67
WESTMINSTER CATAWBA: 20-10-16-21: 67
GASTON CHRISTIAN: 14-21-16-23: 74
WESTMINSTER CATAWBA: 71: Tim Hall 24 Points, 16 Rebounds, 3 Blocks, 4 Steals, Jalen Booker 15, Derek Bradley 15, Kenyon Addie 9, N. Hamrick 6
GASTON CHRISTIAN: G. Mabor 14, Bonisa 3, Cam Newman 14, Corey Gaines 25, P. Shuford 17, Rhyne 3
NOTABLE: Tim Hall continues to play very high level basketball. His last 3 games he’s had 31 and 15, 24 and 16 and 25 and 15. Westminster falls to 2-3 in the MAC Conference and 10-9 overall. Next game is Friday Jan 6 at Southlake Christian.
GASTON DAY 92, SOUTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 69
Gaston Day 27 26 18 21 92
SouthLake Christian 13 21 15 20 69
GASTON DAY 92 -- Deshawn Coulter 21, Evan Montanari 20, Chase Owens 15, Callum Richard 14, Kurt Hunter 10, Jack Horgan 6, Griffen Simpson 6
SOUTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 69 -- Watson 27, Brzovic 18, Allen 12, Gazzaway 7, Mason 2, Davy 2, Simonson 1
Gaston Day Record: 10-4
Next Game: Friday, 1/6 vs Covenant Day 6:00pm
HOUGH 65, WEST CHARLOTTE 56
Hough 13 18 16 18 -- 65
West Charlotte 13 14 21 8 -- 56
HOUGH 65 -- Rashad McCormick 36 Neace 10 Galowbeck 7 Smith 6 Moore 4 Sidden 2
WEST CHARLOTTE 56 -- Chadlyn Traylor 19 Ollie Alford 16 Markus Kerr 10 Mari Day 5 Raymond 4 Day 2
OLYMPIC 61, BERRY 51
OLYMPIC TROJANS 18 7 17 19 - 61
PHILLIP O. BERRY 8 15 17 11 - 51
OLYMPIC 80 - Kameron Taylor 21, Jaydon Terrell 14, Deangelo Hall 10, Devin Ragin 7, Kyre Bishop 3, Chandler Kennedy 3, Cameron Burns 3
PHILLIP O. BERRY 51 - Xavier Preston 12, Savion Kinard 10, Emanuel Craig 9, Daniel Waritay 9, Jaylen Brice 6, Nolan Maske 3, Troy Griffin 2.
Note: Junior Kameron Taylor led The Trojans scoring 21 points while Sophomore Guard Jaydon Terrell added 14 points in The Trojans Conference win. Olympic remains unbeaten on the season at 15-0 and 3-0 in conference play. Xavier Preston led The Cardinals with 12 points.
PIEDMONT 63, CUTHBERTSON 59
Piedmont 16 11 15 21 -- 63
Cuthbertson 8 10 14 27 -- 59
Records: Piedmont 10-3, Cuthbertson 4-9
Notable: Miles Leaks had 15 points. Kyle Collins and Hunter Hinson had 13 points. Chase Fesmire had 10 Points. Braden Collins had 9 points.
PORTER RIDGE 83, MARVIN RIDGE 65
Marvin Ridge – 14, 7, 20, 14 -- 65
Porter Ridge – 21, 20, 20, 20 -- 83
PORTER RIDGE 83—Justin Shumaker 9, Dennis Kurucu 13, Kyler Harris 40, Tristan Stitt 13, Ziggy Harris 6
MARVIN RIDGE 65—Marshall Payne 5, Brady Dunn 9, Cinjun Bridges 20, Josh Clark 18, Ryan Dunn 2, Cole Johnson 6, Jack Sheridan 1
Notables: Kyler Harris had his second 40 point game of the season while Dennis Kurucu added his first double double with 13 points and 10 rebounds.
WEDDINGTON 65, SUN VALLEY 57
Weddington – 13 25 13 14 65
Sun Valley- 14 11 14 18 57
WEDDINGTOn 65 -- Nolan Dunphy – 19, Grant Hamilton – 12, Jack Ellyson -11, Berni Tah - 10, Bombardier – 8, Younger - 5
SUN VALLEY 57 -- Tyree White – 26, Keegan Mason – 19, Marsh – 8, Tavares – 4
Records: Weddington – 7-5 Sun Valley – 5-8
Notable: Nolan Dunphy led the Warriors on the road in conference play with 19 points (14 in the 2nd half), 7 assists, 3 rebounds, 3 steals, and a block in the win. The Warriors will host Cox Mill Wednesday January 4th at Warrior Gymnasium at 8pm before resuming conference play on Friday night at home vs Piedmont.
WEST LINCOLN 80, BUNKER HILL 32
Bunker Hill 14 8 6 3 — 32
West Lincoln 16 19 24 21 - - 80
BUNKER HILL 32 -- Bostain 13, Bolick 3, Weaver 4, Murray 4, Robinson 3, Watts 3, Williams 2
WEST LINCOLN 80 -- Jordan Truesdale 10, Lucas Howell 11, Riley Bradley 18, mikalister Anderson 6, Gideon Allen 8, Bryce Beddingfield 12, Zander Harrelson 15
Upcoming schedule
Wednesday
Greater Metro 4 4A
Hickory Ridge at Lake Norman
South Iredell at Mooresville
West Cabarrus at A.L. Brown
Sandhills 3A-4A
Richmond Senior at Pinecrest
Southern Piedmont 1A-2A
Cherryville at East Gaston
Shelby at Bessemer City
Thomas Jefferson Academy at Burns
Western Highlands 1A-2A
Madison County at Polk County
Nonconference
Ardrey Kell at East Mecklenburg (girls)
Central Academy at Community School of Davidson
Covenant Day at 1 of 1 Academy (girls)
Cox Mill at Weddington
East Rutherford at Crest
Elevation Prep at Combine Academy (boys)
Forest Hills at Central Pageland (SC)
Freedom at Draughn
Mount Pleasant at South Rowan
Porter Ridge at Monroe
South Point at Hibriten
West Stanly at East Rowan
Thursday
Catawba Shores 1A-2A
Pine Lake Prep at Bradford Prep
Nonconference
Carmel Christian at Gaston Christian
Davidson Day at Caldwell Academy (boys)
Marvin Ridge at Charlotte Latin (girls)
Metrolina Christian at Cannon School
North Hills Christian at Central Carolina Prep
Queens Grant Charter at Christ Classical (girls)
SouthLake Christian at Arborbrook Christian (girls)
University Christian at Carolina Day
Friday
Queen City 3A-4A
Mallard Creek at Hough
North Mecklenburg at Chambers
West Mecklenburg at Hopewell
SoMeck 4A
Ardrey Kell at Harding
Palisades at Berry Academy
South Mecklenburg at Olympic
Southwestern 4A
Butler at Charlotte Catholic
East Mecklenburg at Independence
Rocky River at Providence
Greater Metro 4 4A
A.L. Brown at Cox Mill
Mooresville at Hickory Ridge
West Cabarrus at Lake Norman
Southern Carolina 4A
Piedmont at Weddington
Porter Ridge at Cuthbertson
Sun Valley at Marvin Ridge
Northwestern 3A-4A
Ashe County at Alexander Central
Freedom at Hibriten
South Caldwell at Watauga
Sandhills 3A-4A
Pinecrest at Lee County
Southern Lee at Hoke County
Union Pines at Richmond Senior
Big South 3A
Ashbrook at North Gaston
Crest at South Point
Kings Mountain at Forestview
Stuart Cramer at Hunter Huss
South Piedmont 3A
Central Cabarrus at East Rowan
Concord at South Rowan
Lake Norman Charter at Northwest Cabarrus
Northwest Cabarrus at Jesse Carson
Western Foothills 3A
East Lincoln at Fred T. Foard
Hickory at North Iredell
North Lincoln at St. Stephens
Statesville at West Iredell
Rocky River 2A-3A
Central Academy at Anson County
Parkwood at Monroe
West Stanly at Forest Hills
Metrolina Athletic Conference
Concord Academy at Gaston Christian
Northside Christian at Metrolina Christian
Westminster Catawba at SouthLake Christian
Catawba Valley 2A
East Burke at Bunker Hill
Maiden at Bandys
Newton-Conover at West Lincoln
West Caldwell at Lincolnton
Mountain Foothills 2A
Chase at Brevard
East Rutherford at Hendersonville
R-S Central at Patton
Catawba Shores 1A-2A
Community School of Davidson at Christ the King
Lincoln Charter at Langtree Charter
Mountain Island Charter at Pine Lake Prep
Central Carolina 1A-2A
Lexington at Salisbury
North Rowan at West Davidson
South Davidson at East Davidson
Southern Piedmont 1A-2A
Bessemer City at Cherryville
East Gaston at Thomas Jefferson Academy
Shelby at Highland Tech
Western Highlands 1A-2A
Avery County at Madison County
Mitchell County at Mountain Heritage
Rosman at Draughn
Yadkin Valley 1A-2A
Gray Stone Day at Jay M. Robinson
North Stanly vs. Albemarle (at Pfeiffer Univ.)
Union Academy at South Stanly (boys)
Metro 8 1A
Cabarrus Charter at Piedmont Community Charter
Carolina International at Apprentice Academy (boys)
Sugar Creek Charter vs. Queens Grant Charter (at Carolina Courts, Indian Trail)
Nonconference
Asheville Christian at Providence Day
Asheville Trailblazers at South Charlotte Thunder
Charlotte Christian at Ravenscroft School
Charlotte Country Day at North Raleigh Christian
Charlotte Elite Academy at Elevation Prep (boys)
Charlotte Latin at Asheville School
Covenant Day at Gaston Day
Crossroads Christian at United Faith Christian
Davidson Day at Westchester Country Day
Forsyth Home Educators at Statesville Christian
Greater Cabarrus Stallions at Central Carolina Prep
Hickory Christian at Carolina Day
Jackson Day at Covenant Classical
North Hills Christian at University Christian
Extravaganza Showcase (boys)
(at Johnson C. Smith Univ.)
Corvian Community vs. The Skill Factory (GA), 6
1 of 1 Prep vs. Huntington Prep (WV), 7:30
Mount Zion Academy vs. Carolina Basketball Academy (GA), 9
Saturday
Nonconference
Cannon School vs. Pebblebrook (GA), in Nike Winter Shootout in Greenville,SC (boys)
Charlotte Christian at North Raleigh Christian (girls, noon; boys, 1:30)
Charlotte Country Day at Ravenscroft School (girls, noon; boys, 1:30)
Combine Academy competes in Chance Harman Classic (Willis, VA) (boys)
Concord at Mount Pleasant
Quality Education at Jay M. Robinson (girls)
SouthLake Christian at Providence Day (boys, 3:30)
Sun Valley at Monroe (girls, 4; boys, 5:30)
United Faith Christian at Legacy Early College (SC) (girls, 4)
Winston-Salem Christian at Jay M. Robinson (boys)
Extravaganza Showcase (boys/girls)
(at Johnson C. Smith Univ.)
(girls’ games)
West Charlotte vs. Northside Christian, noon
East Mecklenburg vs. Good Better Best, 1:30
(boys’ games)
Good Better Best vs. Carolina Basketball Academy (GA), 3
Corvian Community vs. Carmel Christian, 4:30
Northside Christian vs. The Skill Factory (GA), 6
Christ School vs. Huntington Prep (WV), 7:30
United Faith Christian vs. 1 of 1 Academy, 9
Charlotte Elite Academy vs. Mount Zion Academy, 10:30
Sunday
No games scheduled
This story was originally published January 4, 2023 at 6:01 AM.
