Friday’s boys’ prep basketball rewind: Catholic, Concord Academy, Ardrey Kell among winners
Get a recap of Friday’s boys’ high school basketball in the Charlotte area.
Scroll down
Friday’s #BIG5 top performers
Nick Hailey, Providence Day: In an 81-60 win over Raleigh Ravenscroft, Hailey had 26 points, including five made 3-point shots, plus six rebounds.
James Jones, Charlotte Latin: Jones had game-high 24 points in a 70-68 win over Durham Academy.
Markus Kerr, Chambers: In an 83-73 loss to St. Anne’s-Belefield, Kerr had 19 points, 12 rebounds, eight assists and five steals.
Jerome Lowery, Charlotte Country Day: Lowery had 17 points, seven rebounds and three steals in a 57-46 win over Victory Christian.
James Minlend, Concord Academy: Minlend had a game-high 19 points as Concord Academy, No. 2 in The Observer’s Sweet 16, beat previously unbeaten Asheville Christian 66-40.
Friday’s boys’ box scores
NO. 2 CONCORD ACADEMY 66, ASHEVILLE CHRISTIAN 40
Concord Academy 14 19 16 17 — 66
Asheville Christian 14 4 14 8 — 40
CONCORD ACADEMY 66 — James Minlend 19, Lincoln Raper 17, Jake Benham 10, Icare Bakadisula 5, Brylee Austin 4, Alek Kornacki 4, Gray Madeira 4, Malik Keita 3
ASHEVILLE CHRISTIAN 40 — Zac Peterson 9, Ian Bailey 8, Liviu Anton 7, Pavlo Markiv 6, Sullivan Hill 3, Ryan Storr 2, Gabe Erbeck 2, Jordan Hall 2, Heath Skjoldager 1
Records: Concord Academy 11-0 next game 12/7 @ Forsyth Country Day; Asheville Christian 3-1 nest game 12/11 @ Asheville School
NO. 4 PROVIDENCE DAY 81, RALEIGH RAVENSCROFT 60
Providence Day 18 17 22 24 — 81
Ravenscroft 11 23 11 15 — 60
PROVIDENCE DAY 81 — Nick Hailey 26, Julian Johson 12, Zeke Battier 12, Aidan Scruitsky 11
Records: Providence Day 7-2; Ravenscroft 4-3
ST. ANNE’S-BELEFIELD 83, NO. 6 CHAMBERS 73
STAB 20 16 29 18 — 83
Chambers 18 19 17 19 — 73
CHAMBERS 73 — Markus Kerr 19, Malik McCotter 16, Tarris Bouie 21, Zyon White 11, Cameron Thompson 4, Quamari Felder 2
ST ANNE’S 83 — Chance Mallory 33, Jayden Brown 7, DZ Bullock-Coles 21, Austin Williford 12, Haoxiang Huang 4, Connor Lyons 6
Notable: For Chambers, Markus Kerr 19 points, 12 rebounds, 8 assists, 5 steals; Tarris Bouie 21 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals, 1 block; Malik McCotter 18 points, 4 assists; Zyon White 11 points (3-6 3PT); and Cameron Thompson 9 rebounds
NO. 8 CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 77, SUN VALLEY 38
CCHS 27 16 26 8 — 77
SVHS 9 9 12 8 — 38
CCHS 77 — Chris Eagan 13, King Rhodes 11, Noah Noch 10, Jack Siegel 10, Bergren 9, Pringle 8, Jordan 7, Heucker 3, Gregory 1, Brady 1
SVHS 38 — Noah McKinney 13, Benjamin 6, Pinckney 5, Chafin 4, Jeffrey 3, Hough 2, Patterson 2
NO. 9 ARDREY KELL 65, NATION FORD 56
Ardrey Kell 19 13 20 13 — 65
Nations Ford 15 4 22 15 — 56
ARDREY KELL 65 — Brett Freeman 22, Bryceton Thomas 12, Braden Suggs 11, Matthew Craft 10, Dylan Morrison 7, Owen Wacker 2, Cole Stankavage 1
NATION FORD 56 — Williams 12, Walters 16, Robertson 4, Chutley 16, Peter 8
Record: Ardrey Kell 5-1
NO. 11 INDEPENDENCE 62, SOUTH MECKLENBURG 51
South Meck 11 7 18 15 — 51
Independence 13 14 16 19 — 62
SOUTH MECKLENBURG 51 — B.Houpt 18, M.Howard 12, C.Yett 10, J.Gatehouse 9
INDEPENDENCE 62 — Neely 18, Waritey 13, Jasper 11
Records: S.Meck 3-4; Independence 5-0
INDIAN LAND (SC) 57, NO. 12 BUTLER 53
Indian Land: 17 13 11 16 — 57
Butler: 4 10 14 25 — 53
INDIAN LAND 57 — Mike Jones 16, Sequel Patterson 14, Williams 9, Terrell 6, Hickman 5, Drakeford 5, Simpson 2
BUTLER 53 — Eli Grier 17, Isaiah White 10, Badio 9, Milligan 9, Starnes 4, Currence 4
Notable: Indian Land is 6-0. Butler (4-1) hosts Weddington Tuesday.
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 64, NORTH IREDELL 54
Alexander Central 15 5 25 19 — 64
North Iredell 8 10 16 20 — 54
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 64 — Brown 2, Jayon Connor 32, Lukson Green 15, Redon 7, Mikeal 6, Miller 2
NORTH IREDELL 54 — Aiden Patterson 13, Oliver Stamey 23, Miller2, Ward 3, Ford 3, Zachary 5, Moon 5
ASHBROOK 85, EAST LINCOLN 83
Ashbrook 16 13 27 15 14 — 85
East Lincoln 17 19 20 15 12 — 83
Ashbrook 85 – Jamari Smith 21, Isaac Byers 39, Jayden Armstrong 6, Satchelle Pettis 0, Ayron Jackson 4, Braylon Smith 0, Jamarion Patton 13, Jazari Hall 2
East Lincoln 83 — Davis Hill 5, Landon Aungst 2, Brayden Miller 0, Jaxon Dollar 10, Christian Atkins 19, Grant Lawless 11, Gaige Ikard 0, Jackson Fannon 36
Notable: East Lincoln’s Jackson Fannon had 36 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists, and made 9 3-pointers, while junior Christian Atkins had a career high 19 points along with 6 assists.
Records: East Lincoln 2-1; Ashbrook 4-2
CARMEL CHRISTIAN 75, NC GOOD BETTER BEST 58
CARMEL CHRISTIAN 75 — Chandler Kennedy 16, Bryce Slay 15, David 3, Little 5, Bowman 6
NCGBB 58 — Sims 7, Malcom McNeil 13, Robinson 5, Long 10, Barnes 9, KJ Burke 14
CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 86, NOTRE DAME ACADEMY 43
Charlotte Christian 24 18 26 18 — 86
Notre Dame 14 10 12 6 — 43
CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 86 — Jack Schonberg 19, Marshall Nicholson 12, Cooper Solomon 10, Eric Lyon 8, Matty Carroll 8, Saul Lieburman 8, Silas Jackson 7, Adam Miller 7, Gavin Long 4, Carter Burns 3
NOTRE DAME 43 — Thomas 11, Peoples 10, Williams 9, Buford 6, Holmes 5, Spearman 2,
Records: Charlotte Christian 4-3; Notre Dame 8-5
CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 57, VICTORY CHRISTIAN 46
Country Day 18 10 16 13— 57
Victory Christian 10 15 9 12 — 46
COUNTRY DAY 57 — Jerome Lowery 17, Nick Diaz 16, DJ Lindsey 12, Youakim 4, Davis 4, Roberts 2, Lowery 2
VICTORY CHRISTIAN 46— Justyn Whitfield 25, Cham 9, Petty 6, Graham 3, Kalkavouras 3
Records: Charlotte Country Day 7-4, Victory Christian 4-6
Notable: Country Day got big games from Jerome Lowery (17 points, seven rebounds, three steals) Nick Diaz (16 points, five rebounds, four steals, four assists) DJ Lindsey (12 points, six rebounds, two steals, one assist) and Joseph Youakim (four points, six assists, four rebounds, one steal).
CHARLOTTE LATIN 70 DURHAM ACADEMY 68
DA 17 15 18 18 — 68
CL 16 17 25 12 — 70
DURHAM ACADEMY 68 — Quin Frasher 19, Joshua Dorsette 15, PJ Jeffries 12, Joe Ruth 12, Wilcox 8, Bullock 2
CHARLOTTE LATIN 70 — James Jones 24, Titus Ivory 11, Alex Dauska 11, Emory Chaney 10, Diaz 7, Casey 4, Hollmeyer 3
Notable: Charlotte Latin will host Ravenscroft on Saturday afternoon at 1:30 and Durham Academy will travel to Providence Day for a 1:30 game.
Records: Charlotte Latin 3-2, Durham Academy 4-2
GARINGER 68, WEST MECKLENBURG 58
GARINGER 68 — A. Lawler 37 Spence 7 Cathran 6 Soup 8 J Mackey 4
WEST MECKLENURG 58 — Josiah 20 Ronald 6 Nova 6 Savion 2 Chase 19
Notable: Garinger rookie coach Sim Sanders got is first win and Garinger earned its first win over a CMS team in four years. Garinger freshman Aaron Lawler had a career-high 37 points.
HOPEWELL 63, ROCKY RIVER 53
HOPEWELL 63 — Kamari Cooke 9, Michael Brown 7, Tre Gatlin 1, Shaquan Rice 2, Arael Jones 20, Messiah Cage 1, Trashawn Cunningham 3, Kyle Broughton 14, Khaden Clark 6
ROCKY RIVER 53 — Hurtas 2, Nance 3, McCrae 21, Baracks 11, Kamari 11, Malachi 2
Records: Hopewell 5-0
LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 63, WEST ROWAN 58
LNC 14 20 18 11 — 63
West Rowan- 15 19 16 8 — 58
LNC 63 — Collin McConneyhead 18, Braden Wilkie 14, Isaiah Smith 14, Jay Morgan 4, Langston Holder 4, Isaiah Carter 4, Dean Ruthstrom 3, Kaison Propst 2.
WEST ROWAN 58 — J. Tucker 12, J. Young 12, B. Graham 10, J. Moten 8, I. Ford 7, Donaldson 4, Kennedy 4.
Notable: LNC improves to 2-4 (1-1) and will travel to JM Robinson next tuesday.
MOORESVILLE 82, STATESVILLE 54
Mooresville 25 28 23 6 — 82
Statesville 7 15 16 16 — 54
MOORESVILLE 82 — Christian Wilson 17, Bryson Demby 12, Eian Bailey 9, Nolan Ericson 8, Dylan Clark 8, Kaleb Oloyede 6, Kyri Wilson 5, Chanse Bost 5, Jaquavion Bailey 5, Tyler Morrison 5, Chazz Thomas 2.
Notable: Eian Bailey had 8 rebounds and 2 steals. Clark had 7 rebounds. Kyri Wilson had 10 assists and 2 steals. Bost had 6 rebounds. Jaquavion Bailey had 6 rebounds and 2 steals.
Record: Mooresville 6-2
NORTH GASTON 52, EAST GASTON 32
North Gaston 11 10 15 16 — 52
East Gaston 4 7 11 10 — 32
NORTH GASTON 52 — Jalen Howard 18, Carter Mason 11, Orlando Rivera 10, Guerrero 5, Hill 3, Cunningham 2, Medlin 1, Liriano 2
EAST GASTON 32 — Matthew Pierre 16, Smith 5, Presley 4, De La Oz 3, Riley 2, Reid 2
Records: North Gaston 3-3; East Gaston 0-6
OLYMPIC 58, WAKEFIELD 51
Olympic 12 19 10 18 — 58
Wakefield 19 10 13 9 — 51
OLYMPIC 58 — JD Terrell 19, Maurice Sabb 13, De’Angelo Hall 8, Jaden Hardnett 7, Eddie Cota 6, Randy Johnson 3, Elliot Jenkins 2
WAKEFIELD 51 — Jeremiah Poole 10, Isaiah Ledbetter 8, Kooper Odar 8, Jordan Bush 6, Kenyon Tissle 5, Dyson Beaty 5, Shane Morrison 5, Tony Posey 3, Zak Amond 1
Notable: Olympic senior JD Terrell (19) and Maurice Sabb (13) combined for 32 points as Olympic improved to 4-0 while Wakefield falls in its season-opener.
QUEENS GRANT 64, SALISBURY 59
QUEENS GRANT 64 — Bobby Montgomery 11, Scott 2, Smith 3, White 1, DeBerry 2, Allen 6, Geronimo Clark 14, Chase Smith 17, Howard 8
SALISBURY 59 — House 7, Myles Smith 22, Davis 2, Braylon Taylor 22, Hairston 6
WESTMINSTER CATAWBA 60, HICKORY GROVE 53
Westminster Catawba 12 13 17 18 — 60
Hickory Grove 7 13 17 16 — 53
WESTMINSTER CATAWBA 60 — Kaleb Santos 9, Nikayle Hodge 12, D. Reeves 3, R. Henderson 4, M. Hayes 6, MJ Littlejohn 10, Brycen Redmon 16
HICKORY GROVE 53 — Kevin Powell 14, M. Allen 7, Tristan Nelson 13, M. Bradley 9, G. Kiser 4, D. Milo 6
Records: Westminster Catawba 4-6; Hickory Grove 3-6
Notes: Westminster Catawba improves to 1-1 in the MAC Conference, Hickory Grove falls to 0-2. Westminster will play Metrolina Christian at home on Tuesday, December 10 and Hickory Grove will be at home against Gaston Christian.
Thursday’s boys’ box scores
ARDREY KELL 66, SUN VALLEY 54
Ardrey Kell 17 17 17 15 — 66
Sun Valley 22 11 8 13 — 54
ARDREY KELL 66 — Brett Freeman 22, Braden Suggs 16, Matthew Craft 12, Bryceton Thomas 8, Dylan Morrison 6, Owen Wacker 2
SUN VALLEY 54 — Papazis 8, Roe 3, Whitted 6, Powell 10, McKinney 13, Benjamin 9, Brockington 2, Hough 2
Record: Ardrey Kell 4-1
CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 77, NATION FORD 48
CCHS 17 19 21 20- 77
NFHS 10 8 20 10- 48
CCHS 77 — King Rhodes 15, Chris Eagan 12, Joseph Kapsiak 10, Siegel 8, Brady 8, Pringle 6, Jordan 5, Noch 4, Dinkin 4, Gregory 2, Woeste 2, Heucker 1
NATION FORD 48 — Walters 9, Robertson 8, Chuttey 6, Johnson 6, Pryer 6, Williams 5, Gore 3, Brookover 2, Chisholm 2
CONCORD 57, MT. PLEASANT 56
Concord 8 20 19 10 – 57
Mt. Pleasant 11 17 16 12 – 56
CONCORD 57 – Kyzen Coleman 13, Jayden Beyan 12, Jaden Reid 12, Jabari Byrd 10, Carter Starnes 4, Josiah Treadwell 4, Ty Rushmeyer 2
MT. PLEASANT 56 – Lowder 21, C. Perkins 20, M. Perkins 6, Dempsey 4, Carnes 3, Lumley 2
Records: Concord 4-1 (1-0), Mt. Pleasant 2-3
Notable: Kyzen Coleman drove the lane for the Spiders to hit the game-winning bucket with five seconds left.
TRINITY COLLEGIATE 63, CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 55
Charlotte Christian 12 8 18 17 — 55
Trinity Collegiate 10 19 10 24 — 63
CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN 55 — Matty Carroll 16, Marshall Nicholson 15, Eric Lyon 12, Jack Schonberg 5, Silas Jackson 4, Cooper Solomon 3
TRINITY COLLEGIATE 63 — Allen 24, Preston 9, Williams 7, Copeland 6, Williams 6, Wilson 6
Records: Charlotte Christian 3-3; Trinity Collegiate 2-2
WEDDINGTON 62, COX MILL 51
Cox Mill 12 13 11 15 — 51
Weddington 16 22 14 10 — 62
COX MILL 51 — Cruz Miller 26, Teeshon Smith 17, Kirkland 5, Peague 2, Igbide 1
WEDDINGTON 62 — KJ Younger 21, Mason Zepp 11, Nnaji 9, Vick 8, Ford 7, Muteb 5, Barbier 1
Records: Cox Mill 3-2; Weddington 5-2
Notable: KJ Younger (UNCG Commit) led the Warriors with 21 points, seven rebounds, five assists and two steals. In doing so, Younger became the 10th Weddington Boys player in school history to surpass the 1,000 point milestone for his career.
Wednesday’s boys’ box scores
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 71, SOUTH IREDELL 44
South Iredell 8 6 13 17 — 44
Alexander Central 20 17 15 19 — 71
SOUTH IREDELL 44 — Mann 2, Block 1, Crater 1, Zy’mir Clark 11, Kobe Richardson 19, Sharpe 1, Mattei 3, Rosby 4, Cuthbertson 2
ALEXANDER CENTRAL 71 — Jayon Connor 25, Green 3, Jaheim Redmond 14, Mikeal 6, Hoke 2, Miller 2, Roark 5, Church 8, Payne 2, Flowers 4
BALLANTYNE RIDGE 57, BUFORD (SC) 38
Ballantyne Ridge 18 10 17 12 — 57
Bufurd 13 6 11 9 — 39
BALLANTYNE RIDGE 57 — Jimmy Neubauer 20, Ellerbe 10, Flory 8, Camp-Trent 8, Sapon 8
BUFORD 39 — T. McManus 18, Milhorn 6
Records: Ballantyne Ridge 2-2; Bufurd 1-1
CARSON 86, LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 62
Lake Norman Charter 8 23 13 18 — 62
Carson 19 27 28 12 — 86
LAKE NORMAN CHARTER 62 — Jay Morgan 14, Collin McConneyhead 11, Isaiah Carter 9, Kaison Propst 8, Isaiah Smith 7, Langston Holder 6, Braden Wilkkie 2, Jordan Charlery 2
CARSON 86 — CP Perry 26, J. Mills 26, J. Drye 17, D. Neve 13, J. Martin 4
CUTHBERTSON 60, FORESTVIEW 58
Cuthbertson 14 13 11 22 — 60
Providence 8 14 22 14 — 50
CUTHBERTSON 60—Luke Nelson 19, Braylen Cheek 14, E. Nelson 7, Webb 7, Williams 6, Heyward 4, Gunby 2
FORESTVIEW 58— Quinton Rybczck 15, Alex Helton 13, Daijhon Young 13, Patton 7, Thompson 6, Harris 2, Elliot 2
Records: Cuthbertson 3-1; Forestview 4-1
EAST MECKLENBURG 57, PORTER RIDGE 46
East Mecklenburg 17 13 17 10 — 57
Porter Ridge 12 13 12 9 — 46
EAST MECK 57 — Ahmari Hicks 11, Jordan Buzzard 11, James Mciver 10, Johnson 8, Wright 5, Toro 4, Rupert 4, Caldwell 4
PORTER RIDGE 46 — Johannes 12, Conroy 12, Payne 9, Elmore 5, Harris 3, Osei 3, McClain 2
Records: East Meck 4-2; Porter Ridge 0-6
OLYMPIC 43, WEST CABARRUS 36
Olympic 12 11 8 12 — 43
West Cabarrus 8 5 14 9 - 36
OLYMPIC 43 — Randy Johnson 10, JD Terrell 8, Eddie Cota 8, Maurice Sabb 6, De’Angelo Hall 6, Jaden Hardnett 5
WEST CABARRUS 36 — Camari McCrea 8, Ean Nance 6, Jacob Warren 6, Kanari Caldwell 6, Marcus Hurley 4, Barack Jones 4, Trace Hall 2
Note: Olympic had a balanced scoring night with senior Guard Randy Johnson leading all scorers with 10 points followed by senior guard JD Terrell and freshman Eddie Cota both with eight points to lead Olympic to a 3-0 start while West Cabarrus falls to 2-3.
Charlotte-area previews
SATURDAY
(girls) A.C. Reynolds (1-0) at No. 3 Mallard Creek (4-1), 2 p.m. — Asheville’s Reynolds, a perennial basketball power, visits state title hopeful Mallard Creek for a matinee contest. The Rockets have several starters back from last season’s 27-2 team. Elle Stone (16 ppg) leads an equally experienced Mallard Creek team, in what should be an outstanding matchup.
(boys) A.C. Reynolds (1-0) at No. 11 Independence (4-0), 4 p.m. — The Reynolds boys’ team also is visiting Charlotte this weekend, and the Rockets will take on the Patriots later Saturday afternoon. Grant Clayton had 25 points and 10 rebounds in Reynolds’ only game prior to this weekend. Reynolds tends to have a high-powered offense, while Independence plays solid defense.
(girls) No. 1 Cannon School (9-1) at Rolesville (3-0), 2:30 p.m. — How about the defending 4A private school champion facing the defending 4A public school champ? That’s the story behind this game. Caitlyn Jones, a standout on Rolesville’s title team last season, is averaging 20.5 points a game. Madison Drayton is averaging 18.0 points and shooting 63 percent from the floor for Cannon School.
(boys) No. 1 Lake Norman (5-0) vs. New Hanover (1-0), in Good Guys vs. Cancer Classic at First Flight High, 5 p.m. — It’s the final day of this showcase event, with 10 games on the schedule. The Lake Norman-New Hanover contest might be the feature event. New Hanover was 32-1 last season, losing to North Mecklenburg in the 4A state title game. Lake Norman has title hopes this season with an experienced lineup led by 6-10 C Trent Steinour, a Clemson commit. Lake Norman’s Tre McKinnon became the school’s all-time leading scorer with his 23-point performance Tuesday. Another feature game in this Outer Banks showcase event is at 8 p.m., with Davidson Day facing perennial Virginia power St. Anne’s Belfield.
(girls) Ravenscroft (4-3) at Charlotte Latin (3-1), noon — A couple of teams that could be big factors in the N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association’s 4A playoffs meet for a midday matinee. Junior G Lanie Edwards is averaging nearly 15 points a game and shooting 48 percent from the floor for Charlotte Latin.
Showdown at the Border, at Clover High, 11 a.m. — Seven games are on the schedule at Clover, highlighted by the Gaston Day-Andrew Jackson boys’ contest at 2 p.m. and the Queens Grant Charter-Clover girls’ game at 6:30. Gaston Day (6-2) is led by 6-5 sophomore F Dylan Bradley, averaging 16.3 points a contest. Andrew Jackson (1-1) counters with a team featuring four returning starters, including senior PG Bryce Peterson, who was fourth in South Carolina in assists last season.
Queens Grant Charter (6-1), has two outstanding scorers in freshman Za-Miya Bynum (29.9 ppg) and junior Misa Garris (22.4 ppg). Clover counters with a team featuring sisters Jada and Julie Chambliss, who were standouts last season at Fort Mill.
Weekend schedule
(Unless noted otherwise, all matchups are girls-boys doubleheaders, with girls’ games at 6 p.m. and boys’ games following)
FRIDAY
South Piedmont 3A
Central Cabarrus at Jesse Carson
Lake Norman Charter at West Rowan
Northwest Cabarrus at East Rowan
South Rowan at Jay M. Robinson
Metrolina Athletic Conference
Metrolina Christian at Gaston Day, 5:30
SouthLake Christian at Gaston Christian, 5:30
Westminster Catawba at Hickory Grove Christian, 5:30
Mecklenburg nonconference
A.C. Reynolds at Myers Park
Ballantyne Ridge at Providence
Bonnie Cone Leadership at Carter Woodsen (boys), 6:30
Butler at Indian Land (SC)
Charlotte Christian in Heathwood Hall (SC) Classic (boys)
Charlotte Country Day at Victory Christian
Christ the King at Pine Lake Prep
Corvian Community at Charlotte Christian (girls), 6
Covenant Day at Cary Academy, 5:30
Durham Academy at Charlotte Latin, 5
Garinger at West Mecklenburg
Harding at Sun Valley (girls), 6
Independence at South Mecklenburg
Lake Norman Christian at Jackson Day (boys), 7:30
Olympic vs. Wakefield (VA), in Wakefield Showcase (boys), 7:30
Ravenscroft School at Providence Day, 5:30
South Charlotte Thunder at Surry Homeschool
Sugar Creek Charter at Fletcher School (girls), 4:30
West Cabarrus at Hopewell
Other nonconference
Alexander Central at North Iredell
Arborbrook Christian at North Pointe Academy (girls), 6:15
Ashbrook at East Lincoln
Asheville Christian at Concord Academy, 5
Cabarrus Stallions at Forsyth Home Educators
Cherryville at West Lincoln, 6:30
Cuthbertson at Forest Hills
East Gaston at North Gaston
Forestview at North Lincoln
Highland Tech at Central Academy
Lincolnton at Kings Mountain
Mooresville at Statesville
Pageland Central (SC) at Piedmont
Parkwood at Porter Ridge
Purnell Swett at A.L. Brown (boys), 6:30
South Iredell at West Iredell
South Point at Catawba Ridge (SC)
Statesville Christian at Neuse Christian, 6:15
Stuart Cramer at East Rutherford, 6:30
Valor Prep at Mountain Island Charter
S.C. Region 2 1A
Governor’s School at Great Falls, 6:30
S.C. nonconference
Butler at Indian Land
Chester at Buford, 6:30
Gaffney at Fort Mill, 6:30
Lakewood at Andrew Jackson (girls), 6
Legion Collegiate at York Prep
South Point at Catawba Ridge
South Pointe at Rock Hill (girls), 6
Westminster Catawba at Hickory Grove Christian
State Farm Classic
(at Ardrey Kell)
Charlotte Catholic vs. Sun Valley (boys), 6
Ardrey Kell vs. Nation Ford (boys), 7:30
Good Guys Vs. Cancer Classic (boys)
(at First Flight High, Kill Devil Hills)
Ambassador Christian vs. Peninsula Catholic (VA), 2
Greenfield School vs. The Burlington School, 3:30
Miller School (VA) vs. New Hanover, 5
Chambers vs. St. Anne’s Belfield (VA), 6:30
Davidson Day vs. John Marshall (VA), 8
First Flight vs. Millbrook, 9:30
Tyler Lewis Hoopsfest (boys)
(at Forsyth Country Day)
Carmel Christian vs. N.C. Good Better Best, 5:30
Queens Grant Charter vs. Salisbury, 7
Forsyth Country Day vs. Portsmouth (VA) Catholic, 8:30
SATURDAY
Mecklenburg nonconference
A.C. Reynolds at Mallard Creek (girls), 2
A.C. Reynolds at Independence (boys), 4
Carmel Christian at Cary Academy (boys), 12:30
Covenant Day at North Raleigh Christian, noon
Durham Academy at Providence Day, noon
Harding vs. Trinity Christian, in Southeast Invitational at Fayetteville (boys), 5
Hickory Ridge at Ardrey Kell (girls), 3:30
Mount Zion Christian at Victory Christian, 12:30
North Mecklenburg vs. Our Lady of Lourdes (MD) in Washington (DC) showcase (boys), 6:30
Olympic vs. Washington-Liberty (VA), in Wakefield Showcase (boys), 2:15
Olympic vs. Woodbridge (VA), in Virginia showcase (girls), 11 a.m.
Ravenscroft at Charlotte Latin, noon
Other nonconference
Cannon School at Rolesville (girls), 2:30
Concord Academy at Greensboro Day (girls), 1:30
East Lincoln at Lincolnton, 1:30
Statesville Christian at Lee Christian, 2:30
S.C. nonconference
Fort Mill vs. Byrnes, in Dorman Showcase (boys), 3
Nation Ford VS. Stall, in Charles A. Davis Showcase in Charleston (girls), 11:30 a.m.
Showdown at the Border
(at Clover, SC, High)
(girls) Kings Mountain vs. Great Falls, 11 a.m.
(girls) Ashbrook vs. Rock Hill, 12:30
(boys) Gaston Day vs. Andrew Jackson, 2
(girls) Hunter Huss vs. South Pointe, 3:30
(boys) Marvin Ridge vs. York 5
(girls) Queens Grant Charter vs. Clover, 6:30
(boys) Hunter Huss vs. Clover, 8
Good Guys Vs. Cancer Classic/Outer Banks (boys)
(at First Flight High, Kill Devil Hills)
Croatan vs. West Bladen, 8 a.m.
Greenfield School vs. Peninsula Catholic (VA), 9:30 a.m.
The Burlington School vs. Blue Ridge, 11 a.m.
Washington vs. Northern Nash, 12:30
Green Level vs. Miller School (VA), 2
Millbrook vs. Farmville Central, 3:30
Lake Norman vs. New Hanover, 5
Chambers vs. Berean Baptist, 6:30
Davidson Day vs. St. Anne’s Belfield (VA), 8
First Flight vs. Kinston, 9:30
Tyler Lewis Hoopsfest
(at Forsyth Country Day)
Chatham Charter vs. Northwest Guilford, 11 a.m.
Salisbury vs. Bishop McGuinness, 12:30
Calvary Day vs. Walkerstown, 2
N.C. Good Better Best vs. Portsmouth (VA) Catholic, 3:30
Caldwell Academy vs. Quality Education, 5
Burlington Christian vs. High Point Christian, 6:30
Concord Academy vs. Forsyth Country Day, 8
Queen City Classic (girls)
(at West Charlotte)
Lab Univ. Prep vs. Garinger, 3
TBA, 3:30
Chambers vs. Legion Collegiate, 5
East Mecklenburg vs. West Charlotte, 6:30
This story was originally published December 6, 2024 at 11:10 PM.
