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Mount Airy golf team second in state
Mount Airy’s golf team is pictured with the 1A State Runner-up trophy at 7 Lakes Golf Club. From left are coach Mark Hiatt, Finley Baird, Carson Webb, Shockley Hiatt, Mason Varney and Brandon Bowman. Read more about the Bears’ championship performance in the May 18 edition of The Mount Airy News.
Strickland, Sechrist reach 1A Tennis semifinals
Mount Airy’s Kannon Strickland and Connor Sechrist made it all the way to the 2A Doubles State Semifinals before falling to the eventual champions. Strickland, a 2023 doubles state runner-up, returned for his second state tournament, while Sechrist made his first appearance. The pair entered states as the No. 3 seed from the 1A West. Strickland/Sechrist opened the tournament with a 6-2, 6-0 quarterfinal victory over Rosewood’s Joseph Bailey/Aedan Peacock. ...
Forbush victory over Pine Lake Prep
The Falcons claimed yet another win in Friday’s baseball game against Pine Lake Prep. The Falcons won 3-2, their 18th win in a row. Forbush scored the first run in the third inning and two more for the win in the seventh. Forbush is set to play North Stanley on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
2025 North Carolina quarterback Elijiah Oehlke commits to Wake Forest
Wake Forest continues to add to their top-15 nationally ranked class with another signal caller as Trinity Christian School (Hope Mills, North Carolina) quarterback Elijiah Oehlke announced his commitment to the Demon Deacons early Sunday morning. Warren Ruggerio tendered an offer to the 6-foot-2, 200 pound quarterback on Wednesday, and...
Titan Tattler: The end is in sight
By Claire Reinthaler For the Clemmons Courier With the final AP exams concluding over the next couple of days and classes beginning to start prepping for state end-of-course exams and teacher-made finals, the 2023-24 school year is almost in the rearview mirror. Many Titans are looking forward to the end-of-year banquets for different classes and […] The post Titan Tattler: The end is in sight appeared first on clemmonscourier.
Louisville Transfer Ty-Laur Johnson Commits to Wake Forest
Former Louisville guard Ty-Laur Johnson has officially committed to Wake Forest today, as the former Kenny Payne recruit transferred out earlier this summer. Johnson was one of the best sparks in Kenny Payne's 2nd season coaching Louisville, as he showed how at times he could be a good playmaker and could create offense when nothing else was working. Johnson was also the 2nd to last player to transfer from last years, and while he ultimately did leave Louisville, he was certainly weighing his options at the time. Wake Forest will be a good landing spot for johnson, as he will fit the Wake Forest culture under Steve Forbes.
Wake Forest lands grad transfer running back Kennedy Fauntleroy
Needing to add depth to the running back room, Wake Forest identified a target from the lower ranks and is giving up the call-up as Bridgewater College running back Kennedy Fauntleroy announced his commitment to the Demon Deacons. Fauntleroy is a postgraduate transfer who will have two years of eligibility...
Lady Wildcats claim Mid-State Championship
KING — West Stokes’ softball team claimed its’ second Mid-State Conference Tournament Championship in the last three years with a 7-2 win over Morehead on May 2 at Bovender Field. The Panthers defeated McMichael 5-1 in the semifinals and advanced to play the Wildcats. The Lady Cats broke the scoring drought when they scored two runs in the bottom of the fourth inning. Haley Yates led the inning off by reaching on an error and advance to second on a one-out hit by Syndey Holder....
South Stokes' Justin Rogers is the 5th Northwest 1A coach to leave this offseason
Justin Rogers is the latest head football coach in North Carolina to leave his post this offseason. He told HighSchoolOT yesterday that he has stepped down from South Stokes. Rogers is a graduate of South Stokes and took over the program during the 2022-23 offseason. Rogers is joining new West...
No. 17 Wolfpack closes regular season with sweep over No. 8 Wake Forest
RALEIGH, N.C. -- No. 17 NC State wrapped up its regular season in style, breaking out of the brooms in a 9-6 win over No. 8 Wake Forest Saturday. The Wolfpack (32-19, 18-11 ACC) completed a high-profile sweep over the Demon Deacons (36-19, 15-15 ACC) and secured a top four seed in the ACC Tournament to boot. Thanks to a great showing on Senior Day, the red and white notched another great series against a top-tier opponent.
Eagles fall in OT in CAASC championship game
The best season in the brief history of Sallie B. Howard School varsity girls soccer ended the same way it began — with a loss. The Eagles, in just their third varsity season, saw their dream of a Carolina Athletic Association for Schools of Choice championship dashed in a 2-1 overtime loss to Winston-Salem Christian in the CAASC final Thursday […] The post Eagles fall in OT in CAASC championship game first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
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