High School Sports

Statewide NC high school football polls: New Cleveland County No. 1 in 3A, major movement

Crest High School got an impressive win over S.C. power Gaffney Friday and the Chargers jumped over Cleveland County rival Kings Mountain to take the top spot in the N.C. 3A poll.

Elsewhere:

In the 4A poll, Weddington jumped three spots to No. 2 after a blowout win over Cox Mill. Independence, preseason No. 3, dropped out after a 28-14 upset to Mallard Creek. Mallard Creek jumped six spots to No. 4.

East Forsyth jumped four spots in the 4A poll to third.

Chris Hughes, 47, has been going to N.C. high school football games since 1979. He began coaching high school football in 1998 and began covering the sport professionally in 2002 when he launched a statewide website. In 2007, he started CarolinaPreps.com, when he began to do football rankings. Hughes, who has also done color commentary for Shrine Bowl broadcasts, has visited every school stadium in North Carolina.

NC Top 10 Polls

NCHSAA 4A

RankSchoolRecord
1Grimsley(1-0)
2Weddington(1-0)
3East Forsyth(1-0)
4Mallard Creek(1-0)
5Cardinal Gibbons(1-0)
6Cleveland(1-0)
7Rolesville(1-0)
8Chambers(0-0)
9Pinecrest(1-0)
10Hough(0-1)

NCHSAA 3A

RankSchoolRecord
1Crest(1-0)
2Kings Mountain(1-0)
3Seventy-First(1-0)
4Dudley(1-0)
5East Lincoln (1-0)
6Northern Nash(1-0)
7West Charlotte(1-0)
8Havelock(1-0)
9North Brunswick(1-0)
10Scotland(1-0)

NCHSAA 2A

RankSchoolRecord
1Clinton(1-0)
2Monroe(1-0)
3Wallace-Rose Hill(0-1)
4Salisbury(1-0)
5Whiteville(1-0)
6West Craven(1-0)
7Reidsville(1-0)
8Burns(1-0)
9Forest Hills(1-0)
10Princeton(1-0)

NCHSAA 1A

RankSchoolRecord
1Mount Airy(1-0)
2Tarboro(1-0)
3Robbinsville(1-0)
4Murphy(1-0)
5Mitchell(1-0)
6Northampton County(1-0)
7North Rowan(1-0)
8Mountain Heritage(0-1)
9West Columbus(1-0)
10North Moore(1-0)

NCISAA

RankSchoolRecord
1.Providence Day(1-0)
2.Rabun Gap(1-0)
3.Charlotte Christian(1-0)
4.Asheville School(0-0)
5.Christ School(0-1)
6.Ravenscroft(1-0)
7.Cannon School(1-0)
8.Metrolina Christian(1-0)
9.Harrells Christian(1-0)
10.Covenant Day(0-1)

This story was originally published August 21, 2023 at 2:49 PM.

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