HS Rewind: Hopewell takes Queen City title; stars, scores from Friday, Saturday HS Sports

A recap of Friday and Saturday’s high school spring sports action, plus NCHSAA lacrosse pairings

Friday’s #BIG5 Top Performers

Andie Evans, Cannon School softball: double, triple, five RBIs in a 13-6 win over Covenant Day.

Tyler Howe, Hopewell baseball: complete-game win in an 8-4 win over Hough that gave Hopewell the Queen City regular-season title.

Kellen Karr, North Lincoln baseball: pitched six innings in a 6-0 win over Newton Foard. Karr allowed one hit and struck out 14.

Jasmine Meza, Myers Park girls soccer: three goals in a 9-0 win over Olympic.

Jacob Vanderhave, Charlotte Country Day baseball: three-hit, eight-strikeout performance in a 3-2 win over rival Charlotte Latin.

Baseball

QUEEN CITY 3A-4A

Hopewell 8, Hough 4: Hopewell captured the regular-season title, finishing 11-1 to Hough’s 10-2. Tyler Howe pitched a complete-game victory, and the Titans scored all their runs in the top of the fifth.

SO MECK 4A

Myers Park 4, Olympic 1: The Mustangs wrapped up second place.

SOUTHWESTERN 4A

Providence 18, East Mecklenburg 8

CISAA

Charlotte Country Day 3, Charlotte Latin 2: Winning pitcher Jacob Vanderhave fired a three-hitter and struck out eight. At the plate, he smacked two doubles.

Covenant Day 11, Cannon School 1: Will Boyce homered and drove in three runs, and James Cosper fired a three-hitter for the Lions. Cannon’s only run came on Mason Mierzwa’s home run.

BIG SOUTH 3A

Crest 6, Forestview 3

North Gaston 18, Hunter Huss 1

South Point 9, Ashbrook 3

WESTERN FOOTHILLS 3A

North Lincoln 6, Fred T. Foard 0: Winning pitcher Kellen Karr worked six innings, allowing just one hit and fanning 14.

St. Stephens 1, East Lincoln 0: Peyton Young beat Issac Armstrong in this duel of pitchers who each fired four-hitters.

SOUTHERN PIEDMONT 1A-2A

Burns 9, Shelby 2

Cherryville 15, Bessemer City 1: William Fowler slammed three doubles and drove in three Cherryville runs.

YADKIN VALLEY 1A-2A

Union Academy 11, North Stanly 1: Cody Stewart drove in four run s.

METRO 8 1A

Piedmont Community Charter 10, Carolina International 0

NONCONFERENCE

Butler 5, Ardrey Kell 3

Softball

QUEEN CITY 3A-4A

Hough 15, Hopewell 0: The regular-season champs were led by Camryn Blank, who doubled and homered.

SO MECK 4A

Ardrey Kell 25, Berry Academy 1: The Knights’ Allison Smith tripled, homered, and knocked in five runs.

Myers Park 1, Olympic 0 (forfeit)

South Mecklenburg 1, Harding 0 (forfeit)

CISAA

Cannon School 13, Covenant Day 6: Andie Evans went 4-for-5, with a double and triple, and drove in five runs for Cannon School. Brie Biddle added four hits. Covenant Day’s Avery Houseton homered and drove in three runs.

GREATER METRO 4 4A

South Iredell 4, Cox Mill 3: The Vikings’ Kendall Boyea led the way with two doubles.

West Cabarrus 5, A.L. Brown 4: The Wolverines won behind Meg Jenkins’ four RBI.

BIG SOUTH 3A

Crest 2, North Gaston 1

Kings Mountain 9, South Point 0

SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A

East Lincoln 12, St. Stephens 2: East Lincoln’s Betsy Eatmon hit two home runs and drove in five runs.

Fred T. Foard 9, North Lincoln 8

ROCKY RIVER 2A-3A

Central Academy 18, Forest Hills 0: CATA’s Anna Croom doubled and drove in three runs.

YADKIN VALLEY 1A-2A

Union Academy 2, North Stanly 0: Gracie Hollingworth tossed a two-hitter and struck out nine.

Girls’ soccer

SO MECK 4A

Ardrey Kell 9, Berry Academy 0

Myers Park 9, Olympic 0: Jasmine Meza scored three times for the Mustangs.

GREATER METRO 4 4A

Cox Mill 3, A.L. Brown 1

Lake Norman 6, West Cabarrus 0

SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A

Central Cabarrus 3, Northwest Cabarrus 0: The Vikings’ Scarlett Davis had a role in every score, with two goals and an assist.

WESTERN FOOTHILLS 3A

East Lincoln 2, St. Stephens 1: Sadie Cunningham and Abigail Hege scored for the Mustangs, who improved to 15-3-2 overall.

Fred T. Foard 2, North Lincoln 1

CATAWBA VALLEY 2A

Newton-Conover 1, East Burke 0

NONCONFERENCE

Charlotte Latin 9, Union Academy 0: Lillian Jarmosivich scored twice, and Lucy Dempsey added a goal and three assists.

Hopewell 0, Mooresville 0

Boys’ lacrosse

Durham Academy 14, Charlotte Latin 9: The Hawks Alex Baldecchi scored three goals.

SATURDAY

Baseball

SOUTHERN CAROLINA 4A

Marvin Ridge 4, Weddington 1: Despite the loss, Weddington won the regular-season title with a 10-5 conference record. Marvin Ridge’s Jacob Orloski pitched a complete-game victory.

Porter Ridge 9, Sun Valley 8

ROCKY RIVER 2A-3A

West Stanly 9, Parkwood 0

NONCONFERENCE

Ardrey Kell 4, Providence 0

Hickory Ridge 11, Lake Norman Charter 0

Myers Park 13, Hoggard 3

Rabun Gap (GA) School 13, Carmel Christian 3

Softball

SOUTHERN CAROLINA 4A

Marvin Ridge 7, Weddington 6: The Mavericks capped a perfect (10-0) conference season, as Anna McGowan doubled and homered, and Ella Tracy and Lexi Kirby added home runs.

NONCONFERENCE

Covenant Day 10, Cary Academy 0: Charlotte Hall led the Lions with two hits and two RBI.

Girls’ soccer

NONCONFERENCE

Charlotte Country Day 3, Ravenscroft School 1

Track and field

DICK WILLIAMS INVITATIONAL

Olympic captured the team title in this boys’ meet held at East Mecklenburg High.

Top 10 teams: Olympic 73; Weddington 60; Providence 58; West Cabarrus 50; Hopewell 47; Chambers 43; Butler 42; Myers Park 39.5; Berry Academy 37.5; North Mecklenburg 37

Event winners

100 meters: Alijah Monroe (West Cabarrus); 200 meters: Cam Williams-Dalton (West Charlotte); 400 meters: Tim Brown (Hough); 800 meters: Logan Dingman (Lake Norman); 1,600 meters: Gavin D’Souza (Providence); 3,200 meters: Chauncey Chen (Weddington).

110 hurdles: Kristoffer Jones (North Mecklenburg); 300 hurdles: Nikyan Hodge (Olympic); 4-by-100 relay: Butler; 4-by-200 relay: Hopewell; 4-by-400 relay: Hopewell; 4-by-800 relay: East Mecklenburg.

High jump: Reid Herring (Providence); Long jump: Nolan Maske (Berry Academy); Triple jump: Armon Wright (Chambers); Shot put: Solomon Young (Myers Park); Discus: Aristotle Verrios Jr. (West Charlotte).

Steve Lyttle on Twitter: @slyttle

NCHSAA lacrosse playoff pairings

BOYS’ LACROSSE

Class 4A

Tuesday’s first-round games

West

West Forsyth (8-7) at Grimsley (8-4)

Mount Tabor (3-13) at Northwest Guilford (12-5)

Asheville (5-10) at Ardrey Kell (12-6)

Cuthbertson (7-11) at Myers Park (7-9)

Mooresville (8-9) at East Forsyth (11-7)

Porter Ridge (6-10) at Weddington (12-6)

Davie County (4-10) at Northern Guilford (9-6)

Southwest Guilford (10-6) at Providence (10-5)

East

Willow Spring (12-5) at Athens Drive (13-5)

Fuquay-Varina (10-7) at Green Level (16-2)

Jordan (10-8) at Topsail (14-4)

Leesville Road (8-9) at East Chapel Hill (11-5)

Apex (9-8) at Broughton (11-8)

Millbrook (12-6) at Holly Springs (14-5)

Garner (9-5) at Hoggard (14-3)

Apex Friendship (10-9) at Laney (13-5)

Friday’s second-round games

West

West Forsyth-Grimsley winner at Lake Norman (18-2)

Mount Tabor-Northwest Guilford winner at Reagan (15-4)

Asheville-Ardrey Kell winner at Page (12-7)

Cuthbertson-Myers Park winner at Marvin Ridge (14-4)

Mooresville-East Forsyth winner at R.J. Reynolds (16-3)

Porter Ridge-Weddington winner at T.C. Roberson (14-4)

Davie County-Northern Guilford winner at Hough (17-2)

Southwest Guilford-Providence winner at Charlotte Catholic (18-2)

East

Willow Spring-Athens Drive winner at Middle Creek (17-1)

Fuquay Varina-Green Level winner at Pinecrest (10-8)

Jordan-Topsail winner at Heritage (14-3)

Leesville Road-East Chapel Hill winner at Chapel Hill (13-5)

Apex-Broughton winner at Cardinal Gibbons (15-5)

Millbrook-Holly Springs winner at New Bern (12-7)

Garner-Hoggard winner at Corinth Holders (14-5)

Apex Friendship-Laney winner at Ashley (17-1)

Class 1A/2A/3A

Tuesday’s first-round games

West

No games scheduled

East

Eastern Alamance (7-10) at J.F. Webb (6-2)

Fike (1-13) at J.H. Rose (5-9)

Williams (4-13) at Havelock (6-6)

South Brunswick (2-14) at North Brunswick (5-10)

Thursday’s second-round games

West

Lake Norman Charter (13-5), bye

Cornerstone Charter (7-5) at Pine Lake Prep (9-7)

Mountain Island Charter (1-17) at Community School of Davidson (11-4)

Patton (0-12) at Christ the King (12-4)

West Stokes (2-9) at Bishop McGuinness (12-6)

North Davidson (5-8) at North Lincoln (12-4)

Atkins (8-6) at St. Stephens (11-7)

Parkwood (1-15) at Hickory (10-3)

East

Eastern Alamance-J.F. Webb winner at Orange (15-3)

First Flight (7-5) at Western Alamance (12-6)

Cape Fear (10-7) at Terry Sanford (10-7)

Fike-J.H. Rose winner at Carrboro (11-6)

Williams-Havelock winner at Jacksonville (8-4)

Swansboro (5-6) at Vance Charter (7-11)

Seaforth (9-8) at Northwood (14-2)

South Brunswick-North Brunswick winner at Croatan (8-4)

GIRLS’ LACROSSE

Class 4A

Tuesday’s first-round games

West

Asheville (10-4) at East Forsyth (10-8)

Northern Guilford (3-6) at Hough (10-7)

Ardrey Kell (6-9) at Reagan (11-7)

Mooresville (8-6) at Page (6-5)

Southeast Guilford (8-6) at Grimsley (5-3)

Providence (8-6) at Marvin Ridge (11-7)

South Iredell (7-13) at South Mecklenburg (11-6)

Davie County (6-8) at Cuthbertson (10-4)

East

Wakefield (7-7) at Ashley (8-6)

Panther Creek (4-11) at Topsail (14-3)

Middle Creek (8-8) at Heritage (12-4)

New Hanover (9-7) at Green Hope (12-5)

Green Level (10-8) at East Chapel Hill (13-6)

Millbrook (8-8) at Laney (12-4)

Leesville Road (6-11) at Apex Friendship (14-3)

Athens Drive (11-5) at Broughton (10-5)

Friday’s second-round games

West

Asheville-East Forsyth winner at Charlotte Catholic (13-3)

Northern Guilford-Hough winner at West Forsyth (18-2)

Ardrey Kell-Reagan winner at Northwest Guilford (9-4)

Mooresville-Page winner at Weddington (13-3)

Southeast Guilford-Grimsley winner at Lake Norman (15-3)

Providence-Marvin Ridge winner at T.C. Roberson (10-5)

South Iredell-South Mecklenburg winner at Myers Park (15-5)

Davie County-Cuthbertson winner at R.J. Reynolds (17-3)

East

Wakefield-Ashley winner at Hoggard (15-1)

Panther Creek-Topsail winner at Fuquay-Varina (11-3)

Middle Creek-Heritage winner at Holly Springs (16-4)

New Hanover-Green Hope winner at Chapel Hill (20-0)

Green Level-East Chapel Hill winner at Wake Forest (17-1)

Millbrook-Laney winner at Pinecrest (12-2)

Leesville Road-Apex Friendship winner at New Bern (14-5)

Athens Drive-Broughton winner at Cardinal Gibbons (15-2)

Class 1A/2A/3A

Thursday’s first-round games

West

Bishop McGuinness (13-3), bye

Parkwood (3-12) at North Davidson (4-10)

Lake Norman Charter (10-10), bye

Atkins (6-6), bye

Community School of Davidson (7-9), bye

Patton (0-13) at West Stokes (8-5)

North Lincoln (2-11) at St. Stephens (5-8)

Hickory (10-3), bye

East

North Brunswick (1-14) at Croatan (13-2)

Terry Sanford (4-10) at Swansboro (5-7)

Jacksonville Northside (4-7) at First Flight (7-4)

Union Pines (11-4) at Seaforth (2-10)

Jacksonville (2-7) at J.H. Rose (11-4)

South Brunswick (2-13) at Carrboro (8-7)

Hunt (2-8) at West Brunswick (5-10)

Northwood (10-6) at Fike (2-9)

LACROSSE TEAMS WRAP UP REGULAR-SEASON

North Carolina’s public school lacrosse teams finished their regular seasons Thursday night, with Ardrey Kell, Community School of Davidson and Marvin Ridge scoring big victories in boys’ matches.

Weddington downed a neighborhood rival in a key girls’ game.

The N.C. High School Athletic Association is scheduled to release brackets Friday for the lacrosse state playoffs, which begin early next week.

The state’s private schools have one week remaining in their regular seasons.

Thursday’s #BIG5 Top Performers

Carson Cherry, Lake Norman baseball: three hits, five RBIs in a 12-2 win over Mooresville.

Anika Johnson, North Mecklenburg girls soccer: four goals in a 9-0 win over West Mecklenburg.

Evie McMahan, Charlotte Latin girls lacrosse: seven goals, assist in a 20-2 win over Charlotte Christian.

Jack Mowrey, Ardrey Kell boys lacrosse: two goals, seven ground balls and won 10-of-12 faceoffs in a 21-0 win over Butler.

Mike Palombella, Marvin Ridge boys lacrosse: five goals, two assists in a 18-5 win over Weddington.

Boys’ lacrosse

Ardrey Kell 21, Butler 0: Jack Mowrey, a standout offensive lineman on the Knights’ football team, had a big night with the lacrosse squad. He scored two goals, collected seven ground balls, and won 10-of-12 faceoffs.

Cannon School 13, Lake Norman 6: This was a meeting of the state’s No. 1-ranked teams, and the Cougars, ranked atop the private school poll, dominated. They improved to 15-3 on the season. Lake Norman, ranked No. 1 in 4A by Maxpreps, fell to 18-3.

Community School of Davidson 11, Christ the King 7: The visiting Spartans prevailed in this meeting of teams expected to contend for the small schools’ state crown.

Marvin Ridge 18, Weddington 5: Mike Palombella had five goals and two assists, and Logan Randall won 14-of-18 faceoffs for the victorious Mavericks.

Mooresville 18, Mountain Island Charter 5: The host Blue Devils unleashed 41 shots against the Raptors. Reese Johnson had six ground balls for Mountain Island Charter.

Providence Day 15, Charlotte Country Day 7: The Chargers built a 6-1 lead after one quarter and coasted.

SouthLake Christian 13, Asheville School 4: The visiting Eagles outscored Asheville School 9-1 in the second half.

Girls’ lacrosse

Charlotte Latin 20, Charlotte Christian 2: Evie McMahan had seven goals and an assist, and Riley Milligan added two goals and five assists for the Hawks.

Porter Ridge 18, Parkwood 8

SouthLake Christian 15, North Lincoln 8

Weddington 11, Marvin Ridge 10: The Warriors (14-3) won behind Abbey McCarthy’s six goals. Brooke Lattanzi scored five times for the Mavericks (11-8)

Baseball

GREATER METRO 4 4A

Lake Norman 12, Mooresville 2: Sullivan Jackson pitched a three-hitter, and Carson Cherry drove in five runs with his three hits for Lake Norman.

Girls’ soccer

QUEEN CITY 3A-4A

Hough 9, West Charlotte 0: Kylee Thompson and Sarah Funderburk each scored two goals.

North Mecklenburg 9, West Mecklenburg 0: The Vikings coasted to victory behind Anika Johnson’s four goals. Katy Langdon added two goals and three assists.

SOUTHWESTERN 4A

Garinger 2, Rocky River 0: The Wildcats got their first conference victory in eight tries.

CISAA

Charlotte Latin 5, Charlotte Christian 0

Providence Day 4, Charlotte Country Day 1: The Chargers broke a 1-1 halftime tie, with Blane McElroy scoring a goal and adding two assists.

SOUTHERN CAROLINA 4A

Piedmont 1, Porter Ridge 0

Weddington 9, Sun Valley 0: Abby Hoover got the hat trick, scoring three times.

BIG SOUTH 3A

South Point 9, Kings Mountain 0: It was another big match for the Raiders’ stellar senior, Grace Smith, as she scored four times. Lexi Birtwistle added two goals and three assists.

ROCKY RIVER 2A-3A

Central Academy 3, West Stanly 1

Forest Hills 7, Parkwood 0: The Yellow Jackets improved to 7-0 in the conference, keeping their lead over second-place Central Academy (5-1-1).

METROLINA ATHLETIC

Metrolina Christian 3, Gaston Day 1

NONCONFERENCE

A.L. Brown 2, Montgomery Central 0

Carmel Christian 5, Queens Grant Charter 2: Carmel’s Olivia Boyce scored three goals.8

Steve Lyttle on Twitter: @slyttle

Wednesday’s Rewind

Wednesday night’s meeting of two southeast Charlotte girls’ soccer powers was close – for a half.

But host Ardrey Kell broke loose with five second-half goals and blanked Providence 5-0 in a nonconference match.

The Knights (15-3-1), ranked 17th in the state overall this week by Maxpreps, got three goals from Taylor Suarez. Meanwhile, goalkeeper Caroline McSweeney made six saves in earning the clean sheet.

Providence, ranked 27th overall in the state by Maxpreps, fell to 13-3-1 on the season.

Baseball

SOUTHWESTERN 4A

Rocky River 14, Garinger 9

CISAA

Charlotte Christian 12, Providence Day 2: Drew Beard had three hits and three RBI for the Knights, who knocked the Chargers into second place with a 6-2 record. Covenant Day (5-1) leads the league.

GREATER METRO 4 4A

Cox Mill 9, A.L. Brown 4: Winning pitcher Aiden Anderson threw 3.2 no-hit innings.

Hickory Ridge 7, West Cabarrus 1

SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A

East Rowan 10, Northwest Cabarrus 0

Jesse Carson 5, Lake Norman Charter 3: Lake Norman Charter’s Matthew Makowski had three hits, and Jacob Dudan homered.

WESTERN FOOTHILLS 3A

Hickory 9, West Iredell 4: West Iredell was held to four hits.

CATAWBA VALLEY 2A

East Burke 10, West Caldwell 0

Maiden 5, Newton-Conover 4: The Blue Devils won the regular-season title with a 13-1 record.

West Lincoln 8, Lincolnton 2

CATAWBA SHORES 1A-2A

Lincoln Charter 15, Langtree Charter 6: Nick Suminguit drove in three runs for the victors.

SOUTHERN PIEDMONT 1A-2A

Highland Tech 12, Thomas Jefferson Academy 2: The Rams’ Auden Faust had two hits and three RBI.

YADKIN VALLEY 1A-2A

Gray Stone Day 3, Albemarle 2

Jay M. Robinson 4, Mount Pleasant 2: Robinson’s Mason Palo drove in two runs.

NONCONFERENCE

Central Cabarrus 13, South Stanly 12: Keyen Elbe led the Vikings to victory with two doubles and three RBI. Colson Howard and Paul Coubal also drove in three runs apiece.

Charlotte Stampede 12, Mountain Island Charter 2: The Stampede scored 11 times in the top of the first.

North Iredell 9, Bandys 7: North Iredell’s Colby Umbarger had two hits and two RBI.

Palisades 20, North Mecklenburg 7

West Rowan 7, Lake Norman 5

Softball

GREATER METRO 4 4A

Hickory Ridge 12, West Cabarrus 0: Winning pitcher Anna Dew homered, and Grace Bechtol added a double, a triple and three RBI.

Mooresville 5, Lake Norman 1: Brooke Piper and Avrelle Harrell each had RBI doubles.

SOUTHERN CAROLINA 4A

Porter Ridge 19, Sun Valley 9

SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A

West Rowan 9, East Rowan 7

WESTERN FOOTHILLS 3A

West Iredell 10, Hickory 3: West Iredell’s Lindsay Harpe tripled and drove in four runs.

CATAWBA VALLEY 2A

Maiden 15, Newton-Conover 0

West Caldwell 10, East Burke 0

CATAWBA SHORES 1A-2A

Langtree Charter 26, Christ the King 13: The Lions got their first conference victory in 10 games, as Reese Horton doubled, homered and drove in four runs. She also scored five times. Jessie James added four hits and five RBI.

YADKIN VALLEY 1A-2A

Mount Pleasant 22, Jay M. Robinson 2: The Tigers’ Caylin Herring slammed three doubles and knocked in six runs.

NONCONFERENCE

Ardrey Kell 16, Providence 11: Ardrey Kell’s Emersyn Presutty homered and had four RBI, and Allison Smith went 4-for-4. Providence’s Riley Wisecarver drove in three runs.

A.L. Brown 10, Salisbury 4: Averl Eberle-McCracken homered for the Wonders.

Lincoln Charter 13, Cherryville 0: Leah Lyerly and Maggie Panning led the Eagles with home runs.

Girls’ soccer

SOUTHWESTERN 4A

Independence 9, Rocky River 0: Anna Kate Jackson’s three goals led the Patriots. Kamryn Browder added two goals and an assist.

BIG SOUTH 3A

Crest 9, North Gaston 0

Stuart Cramer 6, Ashbrook 0: Six Storm players scored a goal, with Marley Aclashian totaling a goal and two assists.

SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A

Jesse Carson 9, Concord 0

Northwest Cabarrus 2, West Rowan 1

WESTERN FOOTHILLS 3A

Hickory 9, West Iredell 0

METROLINA ATHLETIC

SouthLake Christian 4, Hickory Grove Christian 0: Olivia Miller had a goal and two assists.

CATAWBA VALLEY 2A

Maiden 5, West Caldwell 1

CATAWBA SHORES 1A-2A

Christ the King 2, Community School of Davidson 0: The Crusaders improved to 7-1-1 in the conference, scoring twice in the second half. The Spartans fell to 5-3-1.

Mountain Island Charter 3, Lincoln Charter 1: Hilary Schmitz was involved in all three Raptor scores, with a goal and two assists.

Pine Lake Prep 8, Bradford Prep 0: Eight players scored a goal for the Pride, including Avery Garrett, who also had five assists. At 7-1, Pine Lake Prep leads the conference race.

YADKIN VALLEY 1A-2A

Jay M. Robinson 9, South Stanly 0: Natalie Puskar had a big game for the Bulldogs, with three goals and four assists.

Mount Pleasant 3, North Stanly 2

Union Academy 12, Albemarle 0: Katy Cunningham led the Cardinal with five goals and two assists.

NONCONFERENCE

Hickory Ridge 9, Butler 0: Ava Trebiatowski’s three goals and an assist led the Ragin’ Bulls.

Lake Norman 2, Charlotte Catholic 1

South Iredell 3, North Iredell 0: Avery Lentz, KJ Dutchinski and Natalie Poole scored for the Vikings.

Boys’ lacrosse

Charlotte Catholic 20, Weddington 8

Providence 11, Sun Valley 4: Panthers’ goalkeeper Hayden Leslie had a 78 percent save ratio, and Ethan Miles led the offense with three goals and an assist.

Girls’ lacrosse

Community School of Davidson 13, Pine Lake Prep 10

Hough 18, South Iredell 10

Porter Ridge 18, Sun Valley 6: The Pirates were led by Julia Zayachowsky, who scored nine goals and had six ground balls. Izzie Kielowicz added seven goals and an assist.

Providence Day 9, Charlotte Country Day 8: Lucy Dyer’s three goals and an assist led the Chargers. Grace Moore added five ground balls collected.

Boys’ tennis

Lincolnton’s Piero Rovalino won Catawba Valley 2A Player of the Year honors Wednesday after downing Maiden’s Cooper Houser 6-1, 6-3 in the singles finals of the conference tournament.

The doubles title was won by Josh Cross and Jeremiah Cockman of Bandys.

Regional tournament qualifiers from the conference include Rovalino and West Lincoln’s David Hoyle in singles; and the West Lincoln tandem of Lincoln Clayville and Grayson Kiser in doubles.

Bandys, the regular-season champion, also took team tournament honors. Following were Maiden, Bunker Hill, West Lincoln, Lincolnton, Newton-Conover, East Burke and West Caldwell.

Steve Lyttle on Twitter: @slyttle

Tuesday’s #BIG5 Top Performers

Breylin Bergious, Rocky River baseball: home run, four RBIs in a 13-3 win over Garinger.

Nate Brittain, Stuart Cramer baseball: threw a no-hitter and struck out 15 in a 1-0 win over Kings Mountain. He also drove in the game-winning run.

Grant Gardner, Charlotte Country Day baseball: allowed four hits and struck out seven in a 4-1 win over Charlotte Latin.

Thomas Paxton, Cuthbertson baseball: hit seventh home run of the season and scored four times in a 14-3 win over Piedmont.

Lindsey Refsnider, Mallard Creek softball: two triples, home run, six RBIs in a 19-0 win over West Mecklenburg.

Providence Day soccer closes in on title

Providence Day took a big step toward capturing the CISAA girls’ soccer championship Tuesday, blanking host Charlotte Latin 2-0.

The Chargers, now 6-0 in conference play, got goals from Reilly Brinley and Devin McElroy. Goalkeeper Chandler Brooks made six saves for the shutout.

Charlotte Latin fell to 4-2 in CISAA play. The Hawks lost 2-1 at Providence Day earlier this month.

Each team has four conference matches remaining.

Baseball

QUEEN CITY 3A-4A

Hopewell 11, Hough 7: Down 7-6, Hopewell rallied with five runs in the bottom of the sixth inning and held on. The teams are tied for first place with 11-1 records and close out the regular season at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Hough.

Mallard Creek 5, Chambers 2

North Mecklenburg 15, West Charlotte 5: North Mecklenburg’s Drew Rhoden slammed two doubles and scored twice.

SO MECK 4A

Ardrey Kell 16, Berry Academy 0 (Game 1): Nicholas Nunez-Ruiz fired a shutout.

Ardrey Kell 15, Berry Academy 0 (Game 2): Eric West’s shutout gave the Knights an 11-1 conference record and the regular-season title.

Myers Park 7, Olympic 1: The Mustangs (9-2) took over second place and knocked Olympic (8-3) into third.

SOUTHWESTERN 4A

Butler 15, Independence 5: Butler scored in five of its six at-bats. The Bulldogs can captured the regular-season title by winning Wednesday at Independence.

Providence 13, East Mecklenburg 1: The red-hot Panthers improved to 9-2 in the conference and remained a game behind Butler with one to go.

Rocky River 13, Garinger 3: Rocky River’s Breylin Bergious homered and drove in four runs.

CISAA

Charlotte Country Day 4, Charlotte Latin 1: Winning pitcher Grant Gardner scattered four hits and struck out seven. Losing pitcher Andrew Kreisz allowed only one hit.

Covenant Day 12, Cannon School 4: Will Boyce led the victors with two hits and three RBI.

Providence Day 6, Charlotte Christian 5: Winning pitcher Bo Ziegler and Anderson Shirey each drove in two runs. D.J. Layton homered for Charlotte Christian.

GREATER METRO 4 4A

A.L. Brown 9, Cox Mill 5: Cox Mill’s Jackson Caldwell homered.

Hickory Ridge 5, West Cabarrus 1: The Bulls spoiled Senior Night at West Cabarrus and clinched the regular-season conference title.

Mooresville 5, Lake Norman 0: Mooresville’s Noah Hildebran worked 6.2 innings, allowing four hits. Breyson Eichaker came in and got the last out.

SOUTHERN CAROLINA 4A

Cuthbertson 14, Piedmont 3: Thomas Paxton’s seventh home run of the season lifted the Cavaliers. Paxton scored four times.

Porter Ridge 11, Sun Valley 5

Weddington 4, Marvin Ridge 2: Seth Clark got the victory for the Warriors, and Maverik Schrock earned the save. Weddington (10-4) clinched the regular-season conference championship.

BIG SOUTH 3A

Crest 6, Forestview 3

North Gaston 20, Hunter Huss 2

South Point 9, Ashbrook 1: Winning pitcher Talan McConnell worked 6.2 innings.

Stuart Cramer 1, Kings Mountain 0: Nate Brittain fired a no-hitter and struck out 15. What’s more, Brittain drove in the Storm’s sole run. Losing pitcher Zane Brockman threw a four-hitter.

SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A

Central Cabarrus 8, Concord 3: The Vikings’ Noah Cotton had two hits and three RBI.

East Rowan 9, Northwest Cabarrus 8: Northwest’s Landon Finley tripled and drove in three runs.

Lake Norman Charter 4, Jesse Carson 3 (8 innings): Grady White doubled and homered for the victors.

West Rowan 6, South Rowan 1

WESTERN FOOTHILLS 3A

Fred T. Foard 4, East Lincoln 1: Isaac Armstrong’s first-inning home run was all the Mustangs could muster.

North Iredell 5, Hickory 3: The Knights won behind Hunter Baldwin’s three hits.

St. Stephens 7, North Lincoln 4: Will Everett’s two doubles led St. Stephens, while Chad Matthews had two hits for North Lincoln.

West Iredell 6, Statesville 1: Cade Gaither fired one-hit ball for six innings, and Eli Pharr drove in two runs.

ROCKY RIVER 2A-3A

Central Academy 16, Monroe 1 (Game 1): Jonah Brzuchowski scored three runs and drove in two for CATA.

Central Academy 14, Monroe 0 (Game 2): CATA’s Christian Smith had two hits.

Forest Hills 4, Anson County 2 (Game 1)

Forest Hills 7, Anson County 2 (Game 2)

West Stanly 9, Parkwood 3: The Colts clinched the conference regular-season crown.

METROLINA ATHLETIC

Gaston Christian 4, Concord Academy 0: Chase Stewart threw a complete-game shutout, allowing just one hit and striking out eight. Meridian Leffew homered and drove in three runbs.

FOOTHILLS ATHLETIC

Hickory Christian 9, Statesville Christian 1

CATAWBA VALLEY 2A

Bandys 24, West Caldwell 0

Bunker Hill 6, Newton-Conover 3

East Burke 4, West Lincoln 0

Maiden 12, Lincolnton 10: Maiden (12-1) clinched the regular-season title but got a battle from the Wolves.

CATAWBA SHORES 1A-2A

Bradford Prep 4, Mountain Island Charter 3 (Game 1): The Bears won behind Jake Barber’s double and two RBI.

Mountain Island Charter 4, Bradford Prep 2 (Game 2): The Raptors gained a split, as Logan Ashcraft and Mike Agnello each had two hits.

Community School of Davidson 9, Pine Lake Prep 7

SOUTHERN PIEDMONT 1A-2A

Burns 5, Shelby 0

Cherryville 10, Bessemer City 0: Kanon Willis fired a two-hit shutout, and Will Heavner hit a home run.

YADKIN VALLEY 1A-2A

Gray Stone Day 15, Albemarle 5

Jay M. Robinson 3, Mount Pleasant 2: The Bulldogs’ Jake Barbee tripled and drove in a run.

North Stanly 5, Union Academy 1

METRO 8 1A

Corvian Community 6, Piedmont Community Charter 2: Gavin McElhinny doubled, tripled, scored twice and drove in two Corvian runs.

NONCONFERENCE

Charlotte Catholic 9, South Mecklenburg 4: The Cougars’ Elliott Johnston drove in three runs, while South Meck’s Philip Molesky had three hits.

Hickory Grove Christian 6, Carmel Christian 1: Cole Nelson homered, and winning pitcher Davis Cabbage tossed a three-hitter over the six innings he worked.

Metrolina Christian 8, Carolina Royals 1

South Iredell 9, West Wilkes 5: The Vikings’ Eli Beekley homered.

Softball

QUEEN CITY 3A-4A

Mallard Creek 19, West Mecklenburg 0: The Mavericks’ Lindsay Refsnider slammed two triples and a home run, driving in six runs.

North Mecklenburg 33, Hopewell 16: This wild slugfest went to the Vikings, whose Kenzie Ingram drove in six runs with a triple and a home run.

SO MECK 4A

Ardrey Kell 16, Olympic 0 (Game 1): Maddie Christensen tripled, homered, and drove in three runs.

Ardrey Kell 20, Olympic 0 (Game 2): The third-place Knights improved to 8-3, as Kathryn Blau smacked two triples and drove in three runs.

Myers Park 1, South Mecklenburg 0: Grace Lloyd’s double drove in the game’s only run, and winning pitcher Hannah Hubbard tossed a one-hitter. She struck out 15. The victory left Myers Park (10-1) in first place and dropped the Sabres (8-2) to second. Myers Park finishes the regular season Thursday at Olympic (2-8).

SOUTHWESTERN 4A

Charlotte Catholic 7, East Mecklenburg 1: Rachel Wildman tossed a one-hitter, and Annabelle Grogan doubled and homered, driving in four runs.

CISAA

Charlotte Christian 10, Cannon School 4: Kaylin Garlick homered, and Hailey Conde had three hits, as the Knights forced a tie with Cannon for first place. Each team is 6-2. Cannon School’s Kenzie Sturgill had two doubles and three RBI.

Covenant Day 4, Charlotte Country Day 3: Covenant Day’s Avery Houseton slugged a double and triple and drove in two runs.

Providence Day 9, Charlotte Latin 4 (9 innings): This game was tied 2-2 after the regulation seven innings. The Chargers’ Elle Sigg scored twice and had two hits.

GREATER METRO 4 4A

Hickory Ridge 8, Cox Mill 3: The powerhouse Ragin’ Bulls wrapped up the regular-season crown and improved to 11-0 in league play. Grace Bechtol led the way with three hits.

Mooresville 15, A.L. Brown 3

SOUTHERN CAROLINA 4A

Marvin Ridge 19, Piedmont 18: Marvin Ridge had allowed its first 18 opponents an average of 3.4 runs per game. Tuesday was a different story, as Piedmont’s Addi Lockrum drove in four runs. But the Mavericks improved to 9-0 and are conference regular-season champs.

Sun Valley 7, Cuthbertson 6: Sun Valley’s Jordan Vaughn had two doubles, while Cuthbertson’s Gracie Murray slammed a pair of home runs.

Weddington 10, Porter Ridge 4

BIG SOUTH 3A

Crest 12, South Point 2

Kings Mountain 14, Forestview 1

North Gaston 16, Ashbrook 0: Alaina Love led the victors with two hits and two RBI.

Stuart Cramer 20, Hunter Huss 1: Senior Delani Wilson continued her season-long onslaught, launching two home runs and driving in five runs. Wilson has 10 homers this spring.

SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A

Central Cabarrus 2, Jesse Carson 1

Lake Norman Charter 8, Northwest Cabarrus 5: The Knight’ Hallie Rubin and Grace Hamlin each had a pair of hits and two RBI.

South Rowan 6, East Rowan 5

West Rowan 16, Concord 0

WESTERN FOOTHILLS 3A

East Lincoln 7, Fred T. Foard 2: Betsy Eatmon homered and drove in three runs, as East Lincoln (10-1) moved ahead of Foard (9-2) with three conference games left.

North Iredell 14, Hickory 5: The Warriors won behind Dilynn Norris’ triple and three RBI.

North Lincoln 4, St. Stephens 3 (9 innings)

West Iredell 24, Statesville 0: Kayle Chapman had a huge game, hitting a double, a triple and two home runs. She drove in eight runs.

ROCKY RIVER 2A-3A

Anson County 11, Central Academy 1

West Stanly 27, Forest Hills 0

METROLINA ATHLETIC

Concord Academy 14, Gaston Christian 2: Concord Academy’s Carley Jo Harris drove in five runs with three hits.

CATAWBA VALLEY 2A

Bunker Hill 14, Newton-Conover 3

Maiden 12, Lincolnton 1

West Caldwell 1, Bandys 0

West Lincoln 7, East Burke 4

CATAWBA SHORES 1A-2A

Lincoln Charter 15, Christ the King 0 (Game 1): Kayla Rabalais had three hits and six RBI.

Lincoln Charter 16, Christ the King 0 (Game 2): Rabalais slammed two doubles and drove in four more runs, and Kiley Welch homered and had five RBI.

Mountain Island Charter 17, Bradford Prep 3: Ellie Hatzopoulos homered and drove in five runs for the Raptors, and Aubrey White had three stolen bases.

SOUTHERN PIEDMONT 1A-2A

Bessemer City 5, Cherryville 4 (9 innings): The Yellowjackets scored three runs in the top of the ninth, but Cherryville got two in the bottom of the inning before running out of steam. Cherryville’s Ava Miller had two hits.

Burns 14, Shelby 0

Highland Tech 12, Thomas Jefferson Academy 1

YADKIN VALLEY 1A-2A

Gray Stone Day 21, Albemarle 0

Mount Pleasant 12, Jay M. Robinson 2: Mount Pleasant’s Sidney Fowler tripled and drove in three runs.

Union Academy 11, North Stanly 1: Keira Farmer led the Cardinal with three RBI.

NONCONFERENCE

Hickory Grove Christian 16, Greater Cabarrus Stallions 1

Girls’ soccer

QUEEN CITY 3A-4A

Hopewell 10, West Charlotte 0: Rhyan Parkin and Riley Malcom each scored twice for the Titans.

Hough 9, West Mecklenburg 0: Darby Campbell scored twice, Emma Joliff had three assists, and goalkeeper Anna Horstmann got the clean sheet.

SO MECK 4A

Ardrey Kell 9, Olympic 0: Nine players scored a goal, and Ellie Riechman had three assists.

Myers Park 2, South Mecklenburg 1: Charlotte Simas scored on a penalty kick with five minutes left, lifting the host Mustangs. Sarah Williams got the other Mustang goal. Nadia Bolden scored for the Sabres.

SOUTHWESTERN 4A

Charlotte Catholic 3, East Mecklenburg 0: The Cougars’ Margurite McPhillips scored twice.

Providence 9, Garinger 0

CISAA

Covenant Day 4, Charlotte Country Day 0

GREATER METRO 4 4A

Cox Mill 9, West Cabarrus 0

Hickory Ridge 3, Mooresville 0: Addie Porter’s two goals and Aubrey Rose’s five saves lifted the Ragin’ Bulls.

SOUTHERN CAROLINA 4A

Cuthbertson 4, Piedmont 1: The host Cavaliers outscored the Panthers 3-0 in the second half.

Weddington 1, Marvin Ridge 0: Karly Connell scored on an assist from Kalea Pace, lifting the Warriors. Madison Motto got the shutout with six saves in goal.

BIG SOUTH 3A

Forestview 2, Kings Mountain 1

South Point 7, Crest 2: South Point’s Grace Smith scored three times, and Mackenzie Crill added two goals and thre assists.

Stuart Cramer 7, Hunter Huss 0

SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A

Central Cabarrus 9, Jesse Carson 0: The Vikings’ Scarlett Davis led the way, with three goals and two assists.

Lake Norman Charter 3, Northwest Cabarrus 0: The Knights outshot their foes 13-0 and got the only goal they needed in the first half, with Riley Cook scoring on an assist from Kayla Patel. Kate Robinson and Aleyna Devoe scored in the second half.

West Rowan 10, Concord 2

WESTERN FOOTHILLS 3A

East Lincoln 4, Fred T. Foard 1: The Mustangs got three goals from Ginny Overbay.

Hickory 1, North Iredell 0

St. Stephens 1, North Lincoln 0

West Iredell 6, Statesville 0: Kelsey Brown led the way, with three goals and two assists.

ROCKY RIVER 2A-3A

Central Academy 3, Parkwood 0: CATA’s Lauren Aslakson got the shutout in goal, and Maysen Melchor had a goal and an assist.

Forest Hills 11, Monroe 2

West Stanly 10, Anson County 1

FOOTHILLS ATHLETIC

Davidson Day 0, University Christian 0 (Davidson Day wins 4-2 on PK’s): Each team entered the match with a 3-0 conference record. They’ll play again May 4 at Davidson Day.

SOUTH PIEDMONT ATHLETIC

Lake Norman Christian 14, Woodlawn School 0

CATAWBA VALLEY 2A

Bandys 2, East Burke 0

Lincolnton 1, Newton-Conover 0: Melanie Solara scored for the Wolves.

Maiden 2, West Lincoln 0

West Caldwell 1, Bunker Hill 0

SOUTHERN PIEDMONT 1A-2A

Bessemer City 4, Cherryville 2: Makayla Ball scored all four Yellowjacket goals.

Shelby 3, Burns 0

Thomas Jefferson Academy 1, Highland Tech 0

NONCONFERENCE

Metrolina Christian 7, Corvian Community 0

Piedmont Community Charter 3, Jackson Day 0

Boys’ lacrosse

Cannon School 11, Charlotte Christian 3

Christ the King 16, Asheville 4

Community School of Davidson 6, Providence 5: Aidan Lee and Riley Hall each scored twice for the victorious Spartans, while Ethan Miles (three goals, two assists) led Providence.

Mountain Island Charter 14, Butler 4

Porter Ridge 17, Parkwood 5

Providence Day 16, Charlotte Latin 5

South Mecklenburg 8, Gaston Patriots 3

St. Stephens 8, North Lincoln 5

Girls’ lacrosse

Butler 12, Porter Ridge 11: The Bulldogs’ Kendall Middleton totaled six goals and two assists. Porter Ridge’s Julia Zayachowsky scored seven goals.

Charlotte Christian 16, Ardrey Kell 0

Cuthbertson 20, Sun Valley 3: Cuthbertson’s Kate Ann O’Brien scored six goals.

Davidson Day 21, Pine Lake Prep 2: The Patriots’ Olivia Trumpower scored five times and had six ground balls.

Hough 19, Mooresville 4

South Iredell 17, SouthLake Christian 4: Briana McCune totaled four goals and two assists, and South Iredell goalkeeper Shrina Shah had a 73 percent save percentage.

Boys’ tennis

Charlotte Country Day 7, Covenant Day 2: Covenant Day’s Hamilton Huitt won No. 1 singles, but the Buccaneers’ Aaryon Chopra and Benjamin Farnham won in both singles and doubles.

Providence Day 7, Charlotte Latin 2: The Chargers improved to 12-0 on the season, as Shaurya Bharadwaj (No. 1 singles) and Reno Kramin (No. 2) won in straight sets. In the closest match, Charlotte Latin’s Hayden Willett won in No. 6 singles, by a 6-3, 7-5 score over Valentin Streitberger.

Football

Hough junior tackle Eagan Boyer announced via social media Tuesday that he is committing to Penn State. Boyer, 6-8 and 265 pounds, had been recruited actively by a number of major FBS schools, including North Carolina, Clemson, Florida, Auburn, Tennessee and Michigan.

Steve Lyttle on Twitter: @slyttle

East-West Boys Soccer Rosters Released

Monday’s #BIG5 Top performers

Tate Allison, Pine Lake Prep baseball: home run, two singles, two RBIs in a 6-5 win over Langtree Charter.

Jack Dalton, Lake Norman Charter: six goals in a 14-7 regular-season finale win over Myers Park.

Evan MacIntyre, Charlotte Catholic baseball: double, triple, four RBIs in a 12-1 win over Charlotte Country Day.

Camdyn Pacheco, Queens Grant girls soccer: three goals in a 6-1 win over Jackson Day.

Madison Roland, Parkwood baseball: double, triple, four RBIs in a 21-1 win over Monroe.

Baseball

SOUTHERN CAROLINA 4A

Cuthbertson 10, Piedmont 0 (Game 1): Tristan Potts pitched a complete-game shutout.

Cuthbertson 9, Piedmont 1 (Game 2): Tristan Potts’ brother, Tyler, went all the way for the victory.

Sun Valley 12, Porter Ridge 1

Weddington 10, Marvin Ridge 1

SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A

Central Cabarrus 8, Concord 1: Winning pitcher Noah Cottone worked six one-hit innings and struck out nine.

West Rowan 8, South Rowan 3

CATAWBA VALLEY 2A

Bandys 10, Bunker Hill 0

CATAWBA SHORES 1A-2A

Pine Lake Prep 6, Langtree Charter 5: Tate Allison led the vistors with a home run, two singles and two RBIs. Devon Nortier had two hits, scored twice and drove in two runs for Langtree Charter.

SOUTHERN PIEDMONT 1A-2A

Highland Tech 14, Thomas Jefferson Academy 6: The Rams’ Trey Costner went 3-for-4, with two doubles and two RBI.

NONCONFERENCE

Central Academy 7, South Stanly 5: CATA’s Ryan Ramirez and Jonah Brzuchowski each had two hits and two runs.

Charlotte Catholic 12, Charlotte Country Day 1: Charlotte Catholic starting pitcher Brody Roderick worked five innings, allowing only one hit. Evan MacIntyre doubled, tripled and drove in four runs.

Covenant Day 7, Gaston Christian 4 (8 innings): Andrew Hempe led the victors with three hits, including two doubles, and two RBI. David Nicks homered for Gaston Christian.

Liberty Prep Christian 19, Statesville Christian 9: Jeremy Todd scored three times for Statesville Christian.

Metrolina Christian 2, Cannon School 0

Queens Grant Charter 13, Rocky River 3: Julian Stegall had two hits and two RBI for the victors, while Rocky River’s Taybion Kinney doubled and drove in a run.

West Mecklenburg 17, Hunter Huss 0: The Hawks got a three-RBI performance from Trenton Mack-Horne.

Softball

QUEEN CITY 3A-4A

North Mecklenburg 18, West Mecklenburg 3: Jordan Grice had two hits and three RBI for North Mecklenburg.

CISAA

Cannon School 6, Charlotte Christian 5: Brie Biddle had two hits and scored twice, as the Cougars (6-1) took over first place and knocked the Knights (5-2) into second. Andie Evans drove in two runs for Cannon. Cate Darling doubled and drove in two runs for the Knights. The two teams play again at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at Cannon School.

GREATER METRO 4 4A

Mooresville 5, Cox Mill 4: Ashleigh Drake drove in two runs for Cox Mill.

SOUTHERN CAROLINA 4A

Piedmont 9, Cuthbertson 2: It was Senior Night at Piedmont, but a freshman, winning pitcher Ashlyn Pressley, led the way with two doubles and four RBI.

SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A

Central Cabarrus 17, Lake Norman Charter 7: Silvy Schild drove in three runs for Lake Norman Charter.

Jesse Carson 6, South Rowan 1

West Rowan 10, Northwest Cabarrus 0

ROCKY RIVER 2A-3A

Parkwood 21, Monroe 1: Parkwood’s Madison Roland doubled, tripled and drove in four runs.

West Stanly 6, Anson County 2: The Colts, defending 2A state champions, clinched the regular-season conference title.

CATAWBA VALLEY 2A

Bandys 10, Bunker Hill 0

SOUTHERN PIEDMONT 1A

Burns 8, East Gaston 0

Highland Tech 12, Thomas Jefferson Academy 2

NONCONFERENCE

Berry Academy 17, Hopewell 16: Kian Chisholm smacked two doubles and a triple for Berry, and Zahria Montgomery added four singles and a double.

Butler 12, Mallard Creek 1: Ashlynne Forrest tossed a three-hitter, earning the victory. Butler’s Sophia Levesque tripled and homered, and Sydney Reynolds drove in three runs.

Draughn 16, Lincolnton 8: Lincolnton’s Bailey Hollar had two hits and two RBI.

Hickory Grove Christian 2, Piedmont Community Charter 1: Cameron Fisher got the better of this pitchers’ duel, tossing a five-hitter and striking out 15. Piedmont’s Ashton Kenna also threw a five-hitter.

Hickory Ridge 9, Mount Pleasant 1: Chloe Woodward and Kristyn Embler homered for the Bulls, who can clinch the Greater Metro 4 4A regular-season title with a victory Tuesday evening at Cox Mill.

Langtree Charter 23, Cabarrus Charter 13: The Lions’ Jessie James went 4-for-5, with three RBI, and Sophie Measimer had three hits and three RBI.

Metrolina Christian 6, Pine Lake Prep 2

Myers Park 7, East Mecklenburg 0

Queens Grant Charter 16, SouthLake Christian 6: Reagan Cowick had three hits and three RBI, and Alyssa Steele added two hits and three runs for the Stallions.

Union Academy 14, Central Academy 1: Winning pitcher Gracie Hollingsworth tossed a two-hitter and struck out 14.

Girls’ soccer

SOUTH PIEDMONT 3A

East Rowan 4, Concord 1: Autumn Williams scored for Concord.

Jesse Carson 3, South Rowan 2

METROLINA ATHLETIC

SouthLake Christian 9, Westminster Catawba 0: Myla Roberts and Olivia Miller each had three-goal hat tricks.

CATAWBA SHORES 1A-2A

Bradford Prep 8, Langtree Charter 0

Mountain Island Charter 4, Christ the King 1: The Raptors stunned the Crusaders, outscoring them 3-0 in the second half. Jaida McGrew had two goals and two assists. It was the first conference loss this season for Christ the King (6-1-1).

Pine Lake Prep 3, Community School of Davidson 0: Maddison Harris got the shutout in goal, as the Pride (6-1) moved into first place. Gracie Hughes scored twice and had an assist. The Spartans fell to 5-2-1, in third place.

SOUTHERN PIEDMONT 1A-2A

Highland Tech 5, Cherryville 0

YADKIN VALLEY 1A-2A

Gray Stone Day 4, Jay M. Robinson 3

North Stanly 3, Albemarle 2

Union Academy 9, South Stanly 0

METRO 8 1A

Corvian Community 2, Piedmont Community Charter 1: Corvian rallied from a 1-0 halftime deficit with two second-half goals from Kenzie Stewart.

NONCONFERENCE

East Lincoln 7, Lincoln Charter 0

Queens Grant Charter 6, Jackson Day 1: Camdyn Pacheco scored three goals and Raquayyah Hewet added two goals in the victory.

Sun Valley 2, Independence 2: Bella Kaplan got both Sun Valley goals, while Abbey Stengel and Anna Kate Jackson scored for the Patriots.

West Stanly 2, Mount Pleasant 1

Boys’ lacrosse

Community School of Davidson 16, Mountain Island Charter 2

Lake Norman 13, Cuthbertson 5

Lake Norman Charter 14, Myers Park 7: The Knights finished their regular season on a winning note, behind Jack Dalton (six goals) and Michael Lindsay (four goals).

Marvin Ridge 18, Ardrey Kell 8: The Mavericks (14-4) jumped to a 7-1 first-quarter lead, and the Knights (12-6) couldn’t recover.

North Lincoln 14, Patton 1

South Mecklenburg 7, Parkwood 6: The Sabres’ Walker Plym had three goals and an assist and collected six ground balls.

Girls’ lacrosse

Charlotte Latin 15, Charlotte Country Day 6: Riley Milligan’s three goals and four assists led the Hawks. Evie McMahan added four goals.

Lake Norman 20, Community School of Davidson 4

Mooresville 16, Lake Norman Charter 12: Lake Norman Charter seniors Meredith Bordeaux (four goals, one assist) and Gaby Bernardo (three goals, one assist) had big games in their regular-season finales.

Myers Park 21, South Mecklenburg 6

Basketball

Alexander Central High has stayed in-house for a new boys’ basketball coach. Cam Gant, a former Cougar player and assistant coach the past eight seasons, will become head coach. He replaces Ed Wills, who is resigning after 19 seasons at the helm.

Gant is a 2012 Alexander Central graduate. He was boys’ junior varsity coach the past eight seasons and also has been an assistant coach at the school with the football and the track and field teams.

Steve Lyttle on Twitter: @slyttle

This story was originally published April 25, 2023 at 2:53 PM.