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Jeff Capel’s number 32 jersey has been retired by South View, exclusively on WRALSportsFan.com.

The story is about Pat Welter. Show Transcript TODAY Davidson College’s basketball team, known as the Davidson Heels, will be playing a game in Miami tomorrow. The name “Cable” is well-known in the basketball world of our state, and holds a special significance in Hope Mills. Jeff Caples, a former player at South View High

Jenna McDonald is recognized with the Extra Effort Award for her leadership in Garner’s volleyball team.

At the young age of eight, Jenna McDonald of Garner Magnet High School discovered her passion for volleyball. “I wasn’t very skilled,” McDonald chuckled. After ten years of participating in both club and school competitions, things inevitably change. Gerald Siemering, the assistant coach for Garner, described the moment when they began evaluating her performance on

Newly recalled items associated with the listeria outbreak include bean dips, enchiladas, and taco kits.

Additional food products are being withdrawn from the market due to a serious case of listeria contamination, including snack items that could potentially be served at Super Bowl gatherings. Federal health officials announced that products from Rizo Lopez Foods, Inc., based in Modesto, California, are being recalled due to concerns of contamination. These products include

Dudley has once again claimed the title of 3A state champions in girls indoor track.

The Dudley Panthers claimed victory at the JDL Fast Track in Winston-Salem for the second consecutive year, securing the N.C. High School Athletic Association 3A girls indoor track state championship. Dudley ended the day with a total of 62 points, surpassing Atkins’ 44 points. Dudley has now achieved four state championships in girls indoor track.

Swain County narrowly defeats Cummings to claim their third consecutive 1A/2A championship in girls’ indoor track.

Swain County and Cummings were only separated by two points at the N.C. High School Athletic Association 1A/2A girls indoor track & field state championship held at the JDL Fast Track in Winston-Salem on Saturday. In the team competition, Swain County narrowly beat Cummings with a score of 73-71, securing their third consecutive state championship

In the 1A/2A boys indoor track state championship, T.W. Andrews beats defending champion East Burke.

The boys indoor track and field team from T.W. Andrews has won the N.C. High School Athletic Association state championship for the second time in school history. On Saturday at the JDL Fast Track in Winston-Salem, the Red Raiders won the 1A/2A indoor track & field state championship with a score of 85 points. They

Croatan defeats Franklin, the current champion, in the 3A division of the boys’ indoor track state championship.

This season, a new champion has been crowned in the 3A boys indoor track division of the N.C. High School Athletic Association. On Saturday, Croatan earned 84.5 points at the JDL Fast Track event in Winston-Salem, surpassing the previous champion Franklin who came in second with 57.333 points. Croatan has now won the boys indoor

Pine Lake Prep has secured their third consecutive 1A/2A girls swimming championship, with Burns High School’s Tysinger being awarded MVP honors.

On Friday evening, Pine Lake Prep secured their third state championship for swimming and diving in the 1A/2A division at the Triangle Aquatic Center in Cary, according to the N.C. High School Athletic Association. The Pride team surpassed Raleigh Charter to win the championship. Pine Lake Prep ended with 242 points while Raleigh Charter had

In the United States, the flu is persisting, diminishing in certain regions and becoming more severe in others.

According to recent reports from the Associated Press, the influenza virus is persisting in the United States, becoming more severe in certain regions following a period of overall decline. The latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, released on Friday, revealed a decrease in nationwide hospitalizations due to the flu. However, certain

for the top Foreseeing potential winners and contenders for the top spot in the indoor track and field championships.

The North Carolina High School Athletic Association will be hosting the indoor track and field championships on Friday and Saturday at the JDL Fast Track facility in Winston-Salem. The current winners in the boys’ division are Cuthbertson (4A), Franklin (3A), and East Burke (1A/2A). The girls’ defending state champions are Cuthbertson in the 4A division,