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March 10, 2025
The North Carolina Courage started off the 2024 NWSL season with a victory, defeating the Houston Dash 5-1 on Saturday in front of 5,878 spectators. This set a new record for the team’s first home game. After scoring five points, the Courage honored Sam Mewis, known as number five, by inducting her into the newly
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From the Associated Press Written by The Associated Press TORONTO The Carolina Hurricanes overcame a two-goal deficit to defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-4 on Saturday night, with Jake Guentzel scoring the winning goal in a shootout. Carolina’s Sebastian Aho recorded two goals and one assist, with additional goals from Jordan Martinook and Seth Jarvis.
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On Saturday, March 16th, North Carolina FC lost 3-1 against Loudoun United FC at Segra Field in their first away game of the season. Loudoun currently has four points this season, while North Carolina FC is still at one. North Carolina FC outshot Loudoun 12-7, but the hosts were able to capitalize on more of
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In his final game, Isaiah Evans, who is a McDonald’s All-American, a Duke recruit, and a 2,000-point scorer, will be ending his career on a victorious note. On Saturday at Lawrence Joel Memorial Coliseum, North Mecklenburg triumphed over New Hanover, who had been undefeated, with a score of 57-47, earning the N.C. High School Athletic
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AP Golf Writer Doug Ferguson reported: Xander Schauffele closed the gap of four shots on Saturday with another round without any bogeys on a course known for its tricky challenges. The round was capped off with a 7-under 65 and a fantastic chip shot to secure par, giving him a one-shot lead going into the
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Reworded: Zamareya Jones had a successful career, achieving 2,000 points and being named the coaches association state player of the year as a junior. She was also one of only 17 players from her state to be selected as a McDonald’s All-American. However, she did not win a championship. . Her celebrated time in high
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The follow-up was equally as excellent, if not superior, to its predecessor. During the extra period, Reidsville emerged victorious against Farmville Central with a score of 78-77 in a rematch of the N.C. High School Athletic Association 2A championship. This victory was a redemption for their loss in the championship game last year. In overtime,
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Rolesville has achieved its inaugural state championship through a determined and resilient comeback, marking a historic first for the school in any athletic competition sanctioned by the N.C. High School Athletic Association. On Saturday at Lawrence Joel Memorial Coliseum, the Rams triumphed over Charlotte Catholic with a final score of 65-58 in the 4A girls
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Durham is up next, followed by Stanley and Beaufort, potentially. Next year, we will have the opportunity to see which former schools will be overtaken by Central Cabarrus’ current streak of 65 consecutive wins. Currently and for the consecutive second year, the Vikings have indisputably solidified their position as the top 3A boys basketball team
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If high school sports represent a sense of community, what community could rival the strength and enduring bond of growing up within the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians? The presence of that group was highly visible, occupying approximately 75% of the lower section of Lawrence Joel Memorial Coliseum during the N.C. High School Athletic Association
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