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April 26, 2025
VANDER, N.C. – Building up momentum doesn’t come easy early in the volleyball playoffs. As Tuesday night’s opening round wore on, 8-seed Cape Fear managed to muster up enough energy to bury 25-seed Currituck for a 3-0 sweep. After narrowly escaping the second with a 25-23 win, the Colts left no doubt in a 25-11
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By Mark Bergin, WRAL senior multiplatform producer Carolina Panthers starting quarterback Andy Dalton is OK after being involved in a car crash with his family on Tuesday, the team announced. Dalton, his wife, three children and the family dog were also in the car, according to NFL on CBS insider Jonathan Jones. None of them
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By Mark Bergin, WRAL senior multiplatform producer Durham, N.C. — Duke basketball received a commitment Tuesday from forward Nikolas Khamenia, who one the top recruits from the 2025 class. Khamenia posted on his Instagram about the commitment with the caption, “Ready to work.” 247Sports ranks Khamenia as the No. 19 player in the 2025 class. He
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The Carolina Hurricanes plan to build two three-story parking structures overlooking a new tailgate area and two new buildings, including a concert venue, in the southeast parking lot of Raleigh’s Lenovo Center, according to documents filed with the city. The smaller north garage would have 733 total spaces and the larger south garage would have
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By Bob Holliday, WRALSportsFan contributor Duke had not won since Sept. 28, the night of the fourth-quarter comeback against Carolina. NC State had not experienced victory since that same late September day when the Wolfpack survived Northern Illinois. The Pack in fact had gone 0-for-October, with brutal losses at home to Wake Forest and Syracuse.
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HighSchoolOT Honors is back for the 2024-2025 school year, and it’s time to nominate North Carolina’s BEST high school athletes, coaches, teams and more. How it works: Submit your nominations for various categories. Our team will narrow down nominations to a group of finalists, then the public will vote on the winners. Winners will be
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Not only is mountain volleyball some of North Carolina’s best, but it is a mindset embodied by toughness and embraced by many. All corners of the region are covered with talent and heart. Entering the postseason, over two dozen programs that call Western North Carolina home will be taking the floor for
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Cox Mill, Gray’s Creek, and Polk County had impressive wins to wrap up the regular season, and are rewarded with spots in the final HighSchoolOT statewide Top 25 poll. The next poll will be released at the conclusion of the state playoffs. Three top 10 teams fell last week including Chapel Hill, Ashe County, and
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The first round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association dual-team girls tennis state playoffs is scheduled for Monday. First round action only involves the 2A, 3A, and 4A classification. All qualifiers in the 1A classification begin play on Oct. 23. First round matches will be played at the higher seed. Winners will advance to
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The first round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association volleyball state playoffs is set for Tuesday night, Oct. 22. All first round games are played at the higher seed. Winners will advance to the second round on Oct. 24, which will also be played at the higher seed. HighSchoolOT will have coverage of each
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