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In the final girls tennis area code rankings, Rocky Mount is ranked first in the 252, Panther Creek in the 919, New Hanover in the 910, Mount Airy in the 336, Myers Park in the 704, and Hendersonville in the 828.
Ella John Dupree plays six sports, is number one in her class and is the lead many of Cape Fear Christian Academy's musicals.
Pat Welter
The Rams finished the year 11-1 and won both of its playoff games by 5-0 margins. Its only loss was to NCISAA 2A team Rocky Mount Academy.
The N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association will crown almost all of its fall sports state championships in the last week of October. Only football, which plays into November, is the exception.
By J. Mike Blake, HighSchoolOT Contributor
The 910 volleyball HSOT Watch List features a third-team all-state player.
The 910 boys soccer HSOT Watch List features one returning honorable mention all-state player.
Rhyleigh Horne's philosophy is simple, give it your all in everything you do. Her work ethic earned her WRAL's Tom Suiter Extra Effort Award.
Rhyleigh Horne of Cape Fear Christian Academy is this week's winner of the Tom Suiter Extra Effort Award.
Cape Fear Christian Academy pitcher Rhyleigh Horne is a two-time state champion and second academically in her graduating class.
The HSOT boys basketball rankings took a week off for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. While the vast majority of teams in the Top 25 statewide rankings have remained, there are some notable exceptions. Olympic fell from No. 2 to unranked after struggling in an 82-64 loss to No. 11 Myers Park.
Green Hope's win over Myers Park for the NCHSAA 4A championship decided the top spot in the HighSchoolOT final statewide girls tennis rankings.
Ahead of the complete start of high school basketball in North Carolina, HighSchoolOT has released its preseason rankings in boys and girls basketball. Each sport has a statewide Top 25 and a set of area code power rankings. Any school that plays in the NCHSAA, NCISAA, or NCCSA is eligible.
With the N.C. High School Athletic Association's boys basketball season approaching, the HighSchoolOT Watch List previews some of the top players to look forward to seeing on the court this year.
Myers Park is the only team to have beaten Marvin Ridge and Charlotte Country Day, which is why they're 1-2-3. Green Hope and Durham Academy round out the top five.
Other changes in classification include Wake Christian sliding from 4A to 3A, Carolina Day dropping from 3A to 2A, John Paul II moving up from 2A to 3A, and Grace Christian of Sanford moving up from 1A to 2A.
HighSchoolOT has released its second-annual all-state softball team, which features the best players across all state associations.
HighSchoolOT is previewing the upcoming softball season with its annual watch list plus preseason rankings.
Two undefeated N.C. High School Athletic Association boys basketball state championship teams are taking home the top spots in the final HighSchoolOT rankings.
The Vance and Garner girls are No. 1, as are the North Mecklenburg and Farmville Central boys.
One-time No. 1 North Mecklenburg checks back into the West top 25 rankings at No. 12, Vance is back at No. 13, Independence is No. 16, and Ardrey Kell is No. 25.
Not much has changed in this week's HighSchoolOT Top 25 boys basketball rankings. Between both sets of rankings, there are five new teams. The top 5 in the East is exactly the same as it was last week, while there was some minor repositioning in the West top 10.
The HighSchoolOT boys basketball rankings are getting new No. 1 teams in both the East (Farmville Central) and West (Carmel Christian).
Four new teams join this week's HighSchoolOT top 25 boys basketball rankings: Northwood Temple and Trinity Academy of Raleigh in the East, and Dudley and Page in the West.
There are six new teams this week: Fuquay-Varina, Terry Sanford, West Charlotte, Independence, R.J. Reynolds, a nd South Mecklenburg.
