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Hurricane Earl at the Bogue Inlet Pier

Bryan Hanks | Pictures, Pimpin' for my Gs, Weather | Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

From our good friend, Amy Lock Collier, a shot of the waves crashing at Bogue Inlet Pier:

Click on the photo for a much better view...

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Morning News Report; Sept. 2, 2010

Bryan Hanks | College sports, Hometown Heroes, MLB, Morning news report, Weather | Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

A few nuggets before we plunge into the MNR:

Join me in bidding farewell to Jon Dawson's ability to repopulate the earth; that's right, he's getting the snip-snip at around 11 a.m. today. Let's hold a moment of silence in honor of his grapes ... OK, that's enough.
I had a great, great time last night at The Dugout with our HBFL Live draft. The Davis brothers and Bobby Hatcher are freaking HILARIOUS and had me laughing all night long. Big ups to the Killingers and our poor waitress, who had to put up with us all night. And a big-time "thank-you" to my co-worker Samantha Stanley for rounding out our draft when Trey Kriger had to drop out.
Also at The Dugout last night were a bunch of Chris Hatcher's friends and family, who were on hand to watch Chris' debut as a Florida Marlin (a story I'll link to below in the MNR). Although Chris didn't make it into the game, it was exciting to sit on our side of The Dugout and hear Chris' girlfriend Jenny and her friends squeal every time there was a shot of Chris on the screen! I'll post a couple of pictures of last night's Dugout scenes later.
On to the MNR:

CHRIS HATCHER IS A FLORIDA MARLIN

Former Kinston High School star Chris Hatcher suited up for the first time as a Florida Marlin last night. Although he didn't make it into the 16-10 game, he made it onto the field during Nyjer Morgan's beatdown in the brawl. My take: A fantastic story by David Hall (as usual!) and again, congratulations to Chris for being only the fourth player from Lenoir County to make it to The Show.

HURRICANE EARL IS ALMOST HERE

But we'll likely be spared the brunt of the storm. However, Emerald Isle and the Bogue Banks are under a mandatory evacuation. My take: That's good news about us not getting a direct hit. Still, many prayers to our Carteret County neighbors.

UNC SUSPENDS MARVIN AUSTIN; 16 TOTAL PLAYERS GONE FROM LSU GAME?

UNC football coach Butch Davis suspended defensive star Marvin Austin yesterday indefinitely; now, a WRAL report has that 16 players may not suit up for the Tar Heels in this weekend's game against LSU. My take: And yet, Carolina is still just a 1.5-point underdog. We'll see how this all shakes out when they board the plane tomorrow, but I'm thinking 16 is a good guess.

The iPod shuffle

Silly Love Songs -- Wings The Lady In My Life -- Michael Jackson Savin' Me -- Nickelback Rockin' Down The Highway -- The Doobie Brothers Pop Goes The Weasel -- 3rd Bass

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HBFL Live draft update(s)

Bryan Hanks | Fantasy sports, HBFL | Wednesday, September 1st, 2010

A couple of important updates for tonight's HBFL Live draft; we are changing the location of the draft from East Coast Wings to The Dugout, which is located in the former Pastimes location. The reason for the change? ECW is not showing Chris Hatcher's potential debut tonight with the Marlins, while Rickie Killinger is going to have the Marlins-Nationals game on all his TVs at The Dugout. I sent out texts to many of you but have not heard back from Keith Spence or Lee Wetherington (who I don't have a number for). ~~And we are still looking for a 12th player! I got a mysterious call from someone at 8:35 this morning, but you left a bad number. Call me at 252-559-1074 or e-mail me at~~ ~~bhanks@freedomenc.com~~ ~~if you are interested in playing -- you need to bring $20 and bad knowledge of how to draft a fantasy football team.~~ UPDATE: We have our 12th! Samantha Stanley, a co-worker of mine here at TFP, has stepped up and will be in our league. Now, Spence and Wetherington -- get up with me and let me know you know about our change of draft venue!

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Morning News Report; Sept. 1, 2010

Bryan Hanks | Fantasy sports, HBFL, Hometown Heroes, MLB, Morning news report, Music, Prayers | Wednesday, September 1st, 2010

CHRIS HATCHER PROMOTED TO THE SHOW

Former Kinston High School and UNC-Wilmington star catcher Chris Hatcher got the call last night, as he was promoted from the Double-A Jacksonville Suns to the Florida Marlins. I don't have a link yet, as transactions haven't moved on the wire -- but rest assured, when it moves, I'll post a link here on the blog. My take: CONGRATULATIONS to one of the good guys (and to his brother and faithful blogee Bobby Hatcher)! Chris has worked his tail off to get to this point in his professional career and he has certainly earned this promotion. I know he's going to continue to work hard to stay up with the Marlins -- and I hope this starts a long MLB career for him. Here's irony for me -- I covered one of his teammates, third baseman Wes Helms, when Wes was tearing it up at Ashbrook High School in Gastonia. I had the honor of following and covering Wes as he went up the Atlanta Braves system and was even in Atlanta on the day he debuted for the Braves. Wish I could do the same with Chris tonight in Miami against Washington! Please join me in congratulating Chris -- one of our very own who is making Kinston and Lenoir County very, very proud!

ROBIN ROGERS HAVING SERIOUS MEDICAL PROBLEMS

Our good friend Robin Rogers, a blues musician who played a Festival on the Neuse concert here in Kinston in 2009, has been hospitalized due to complications with Hepatitis C. My take: I've known this for several days, but I appreciate Michael Barrett, from my old stomping grounds at the Gaston Gazette, for penning this well-written story. I had the honor of putting Robin on the radio in my other life in Gastonia as a disc jockey in the late 1990s; I hosted a blues music morning show; she and her similarly talented guitarist husband, Tony, brought a CD to the studio, and we fit it into our regular rotation. Her songs became the most requested at WSGE and we've been dear friends since. She went on to win several national blues awards for her talent. She has a fantastic personality, but her talented voice is the reason everyone who has listened to her has fallen in love with her. And I promise you -- if you've met Robin, you love Robin -- she has the type of personality that just draws you to her. Her beautiful voice is just icing on the cake. As you can read in the linked story from the Gazette, she lived on the streets for a while in her youth and 20s and was addicted to drugs during that time. That's when doctors think she contracted Hep C -- and it's finally beginning to affect her. Please, please join me in praying for one of my dear friends who has done nothing but give of herself vocally and emotionally through the years.

ADKIN TO CELEBRATE WALKOUT THIS WEEKEND

Members of the old Adkin High School are gathering this weekend in Kinston to celebrate a protest walkout that happened in 1951 that helped bring better facilities to the all-black high school. My take: As you can tell by the linked story, I had the honor of writing this piece -- and it was a true joy to meet one of the principals in the situation, John Dudley. Mr. Dudley helped lead the peaceful walkout that resulted in improving the lives of 720 Adkin students in 1951. This was before the Civil Rights movement had really geared up -- so for these black students, without help from any adults or advisors, to do this was downright heroic. As you can probably guess, my column this week will be on Mr. Dudley. Give my story a read and let me know what you think of what those brave Adkin kids did in 1951.

The iPod shuffle

Sweet Talkin' Woman -- Electric Light Orchestra Dirty Day -- U2 Stand -- Poison Summer Love/Set The Mood Prelude -- Justin Timberlake & Timbaland (Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty -- K.C. & The Sunshine Band P.S.: We're looking for another player tonight in our HBFL Live draft at East Coast Wings. While BHatcher has rearranged his schedule to be able to make it to the draft, Trey Kriger -- an ECU student -- has had an academic event pop up and can't make it. So ... again, we need a 12th player! E-mail me at bhanks@freedomenc.com or call me at 252-559-1074 if you want to be a part of this league. The cost to join the league is $20 and the draft begins at 7 p.m. today at ECW. And everyone else, PLEASE bring your $20 with you -- it's going to be the only time we're all going to be in the same place at the same time and it'll be easier to collect from you tonight instead of trying to collect from you during or after the season. Again -- if you want to play, contact me ASAP!

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Streak for the Cash August winner: Randy Capps

Bryan Hanks | Fun stuff, Streak for the Cash | Wednesday, September 1st, 2010

For the second time in four months, our good friend Randy Capps has won this blog's Streak for the Cash competition. He did it in really incredible fashion, too, as he finished with 87 wins in August. The 86 wins is the second-best in our blog's 19-month history; only the 91 wins turned in in the December 2009 tie between Seth Jones and Deana Guido has been a better month. Randy, I guess this means we'll have you in Kinston for another K-Tribe game -- of course, we have to wait until next season (unless the K-Tribe makes the playoffs -- which is very, very likely). Hopefully, there won't be a broken nose this time! Anyhoo -- you guys need to get in on this fun! Go here to join our little troupe and try to knock the great Randy Capps off in September. You can also win $100,000 for the longest streak from ESPN or $2,500 for having the most wins in a month. August's top 10: R. Capps -- 86 J. Irvin -- 80 B. Barrow -- 70 Hanks -- 69 D. Pollock -- 63 J. Osterberg -- 55 C. Pollock -- 52 G. Sullivan -- 44 Hot Blonde -- 38 A. Spence -- 37

All-time blog winners

2009

February: Flagan (F. Jones) — 43 wins March: B. Pelletier — 60 wins April: Flagan (F. Jones) — 59 wins May: Flagan (F. Jones) — 57 wins June: B. Pelletier — 53 wins July: Flagan (F. Jones) — 69 wins August: S. Jones (Beale St. Buc) — 69 wins September: S. Jones (Beale St. Buc) — 69 wins October: S. Jones (Beale St. Buc) — 62 wins November: S. Jones (Beale St. Buc) — 83 wins December: S. Jones (Beale St. Buc) & D. Guido — 91 wins

2010

January: S. Jones (Beale St. Buc) — 71 wins February: S. Jones (Beale St. Buc) — 68 wins March: S. Jones (Beale St. Buc) — 82 wins April: J. Irvin (Jackson Irvin) — 77 wins May: R. Capps (Randy Capps) — 75 wins June: P. Howard (WolfpackPete) — 69 wins July: J. Irvin (Jackson Irvin) — 80 wins August: R. Capps (Randy Capps) -- 87 wins

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Standings after Week 2 (with update)

Bryan Hanks | Picks | Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

Some great weeks turned in -- but none better than Horns and JDog, who were a phenomenal 14-1 last week. Horns' only loss was Northern Durham's victory against Rocky Mount, while JDog's only setback was North Johnston's win against North Lenoir. Six of you -- B, Deep Run Dynasty, PantherFan2, Heelatious, JonMassey and Smokin' Aces (formerly Slipnslide3223) -- had 13-2 weeks. The toughest game to pick this week was Eastern Wayne's upset of Goldsboro that Horns, TwinsFan and JDog selected. Jacque Strapp held onto first place by himself with another strong week; B, Jagshouse and Purplehaze are tied for second. This has been, quite simply, a great start to the season by a bunch of you! Here are the standings and again — a very special thanks to my hot and humble girlfriend for her help in putting these standings together! Rank (LW) OA wins This week 1. (1) Jacque Strapp 25-5 (.833) 12-3 (.800) T2. (T8) B 24-6 (.800) 13-2 (.867) T2. (T2) Jagshouse 24-6 (.800) 12-3 (.800) T2. (T2) Purplehaze 24-6 (.800) 12-3 (.800) T5. (T2) Taplie Coile 23-7 (.767) 11-4 (.733) T5. (T17) Deep Run Dynasty 23-7 (.767) 13-2 (.867) T5. (T8) Jourbet 23-7 (.767) 12-3 (.800) T5. (T2) Greg Melvin 23-7 (.767) 11-4 (.733) T5. (T8) Omega_07solo 23-7 (.767) 12-3 (.800) T5. (T17) PantherFan2 23-7 (.767) 13-2 (.867) T5. (T8) PeteyPablo 23-7 (.767) 12-3 (.800) T12. (T17) Eastern 22-8 (.733) 12-3 (.800) T12. (T30) Heelatious 22-8 (.733) 13-2 (.867) T12. (T8) Highway 24 22-8 (.733) 11-4 (.733) T12. (43) Horns 22-8 (.733) 14-1 (.933) T12. (T17) Jeff Howard 22-8 (.733) 12-3 (.800) T12. (T30) JonMassey 22-8 (.733) 13-2 (.867) T12. (T17) Lesboulez 22-8 (.733) 12-3 (.800) T12. (T17) Kelly Rouse 22-8 (.733) 12-3 (.800) T12. (T30) Smokin' Aces** 22-8 (.733) 13-2 (.867) T12. (T8) Sparetime 22-8 (.733) 11-4 (.733) T22. (T17) Bealestbuc 21-9 (.700) 11-4 (.733) T22. (T17) Blake H. 21-9 (.700) 11-4 (.733) T22. (T30) Diamondheels 21-9 (.700) 12-3 (.800) T22. (T44) JDog 21-9 (.700) 14-1 (.933) T22. (T17) JWade 21-9 (.700) 11-4 (.733) T22. (T17) TAH&KDH 7/6/10 21-9 (.700) 11-4 (.733) T28. (T30) Randy Capps 20-10 (.667) 11-4 (.733) T28. (T8) RA Jones 20-10 (.667) 9-6 (.600) T28. (T17) John Q. Awesome 20-10 (.667) 10-5 (.667) T28. (T8) Johnny Kennedy 20-10 (.667) 9-6 (.600) T32. (T30) DeepRunPirate 19-11 (.633) 10-5 (.667) T32. (T30) Hanks 19-11 (.633) 10-5 (.667) T32. (T17) Southside53 19-11 (.633) 9-6 (.600) T35. (T30) Canyoureadthis 18-12 (.600) 9-6 (.600) T35. (T30) Comet65 18-12 (.600) 9-6 (.600) T35. (T30) Ryan Herman 18-12 (.600) 9-6 (.600) T35. (T30) The Kid 18-12 (.600) 9-6 (.600) T35. (T44) Rousehouse 18-12 (.600) 11-4 (.733) 40. (T30) TrumpetingPenguin 16-14 (.533) 7-8 (.467) T41. (T2) Bward 12-3 (.800) ----- T41. (--) COliver* 12-3 (.800) 12-3 (.800) T41. (T2) Jackson 12-3 (.800) ----- T44. (T8) ECPirates11 11-4 (.733) ----- T44. (--) RJarman* 11-4 (.733) 11-4 (.733) T44. (--) TateMooring* 11-4 (.733) 11-4 (.733) T44. (--) TwinFan* 11-4 (.733) 11-4 (.733) 48. (T17) Shandshp 10-5 (.667) ----- T49. (T30) JDawson 9-6 (.600) ----- T49. (--) GWhitley* 9-6 (.600) 9-6 (.600) * indicates first week of picks ** formerly Slipnslide3223

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Pick these games, Week 3

Bryan Hanks | Picks | Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

Been crazy-busy, so I'll try to get the standings up before this day is over. However, our good friend Jonathan Massey has already let me know that he went 13-2 this week (and he did) while my slack butt only went 10-5. Thanks, Jonathan. Anyhoo, pick these games. And don't make fun of me when you do better than I!

Prep

Kinston at North Lenoir Halifax Academy at Parrott Academy Greene Central at C.B. Aycock Ayden-Grifton at North Pitt North Johnston at Jones Senior Rocky Mount at East Duplin Elizabeth City Northeastern at Farmville Central

College

UNC vs. LSU (in Atlanta) Cincinnati at Fresno State Connecticut at Michigan Kentucky at Louisville Northwestern at Vanderbilt Washington at BYU Tulsa at East Carolina (Sunday) Boise State vs. Virginia Tech (Monday in Landover, Md.)

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Morning News Report; Aug. 31, 2010

Bryan Hanks | College sports, Crime, MLB, Morning news report, Pictures, Weather | Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

HURRICANE EARL IS ON ITS WAY

The first real hurricane of the season to potentially affect us (heck, the first one in a while) is tearing through the Atlantic Ocean and is expected to hit our shores by Thursday night.

(Click on the map for a better view) My take: As much as I like to poke fun at meteorologists for over-hyping weather, this seems pretty legit. Get your hurricane kits ready, y'all -- even if we don't get hit directly, it never hurts to be prepared.

CLEMENS PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO PERJURY CHARGES

And it begins: former major league pitcher ~~and future baseball hall-of-famer~~ Roger Clemens appeared in court yesterday and pled not guilty to lying to Congress about taking performance-enhancing drugs while he was a player. My take: Every ounce of my being tells me he is lying -- and I hope this comes back to bite him in the ass. Yes, he will go to prison and no, he should NEVER be admitted into the baseball hall of fame unless he purchases a ticket. This whole case reminds me of a great George Costanza line on "Seinfeld": "Jerry, it's not a lie if you believe it." Perfectly sums up this situation, in my opinion.

WHO'LL SUIT UP FOR CAROLINA AGAINST LSU?

Quite frankly, no one really knows yet. The only position set appears to be quarterback, where Heelatious' favorite player, T.J. Yates, will start against LSU in Atlanta. My take: While everyone else is freaking out and thinking LSU is going to win by 30, I think the opposite is true here. Butch Davis is going to have whoever suits up to be fired up for this game. I'm not sayin' Carolina is going to win in Atlanta ... but it's going to be a better game than y'all think it's going to be.

The iPod shuffle

25 Or 6 To 4 -- Chicago Happy Jack -- The Who Mystify -- INXS The Bed's Too Big Without You -- The Police Made You Look -- NaS

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Need another player for HBFL Live 2010

Bryan Hanks | Fantasy sports, Getting it off my chest, HBFL | Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

Quick hits before I start the MNR: I apologize for no posts yesterday, but alas, real work at the paper kept me too busy. We are looking for a night editor and my Jones Post guy (David Anderson) is in Tampa at a clinic, so I was literally doing three jobs yesterday. However, I plan to post our picks standings today, the picks for this week (with college games, woo-hoo!) and hopefully, we'll come to the end of our HBFL Online Draft, since we're nearing the end of the 14th round. Speaking of the HBFL, we need another player to be in that league; Bobby Hatcher has had to drop out of the league. This is the league at this moment:

LIVE LEAGUE (DRAFTING WEDNESDAY AT 7 P.M. AT EAST COAST WINGS) :

1. Hanks 2. Justin Hill 3. B.J. Davis 4. Jonathan Davis 5. Keith Spence 6. Jonathan Massey 7. Charlie Casey 8. Lee Wetherington 9. Wesley Brown 10. Joel Gerber 11. Trey Kriger Please e-mail me at bhanks@freedomenc.com or call me at 252-559-1074 if you are interested in joining the league. You must come to the draft and the cost to join is $20. Any other questions, get up with me.

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Aug. 27 scores (updated 12:35 a.m.)

Bryan Hanks | Prep Football | Friday, August 27th, 2010

Kinston 27, South Lenoir 2 North Johnston 50, North Lenoir 0 Ayden-Grifton 21, Greene Central 12 Parrott Academy 55, Wilson Community Christian 0 James Kenan 26, Jones Senior 8 Wilson Beddingfield 17, Southern Wayne 13

Scores from around the state by the Associated Press

Albemarle 42, West Stanly 14

Alexander Central 28, West Iredell 10

Andrews 48, Thomas Jefferson 30

Apex 35, Durham Riverside 32

Apex Middle Creek 14, Southern Durham 9

Asheville 25, Waynesville Tuscola 0

Asheville Erwin 42, Black Mountain Owen 39

Asheville Roberson 21, West Henderson 14

Avery County 48, West Wilkes 16

Ayden-Grifton 21, Greene Central 12

Boonville Starmount 42, East Surry 8

Burlington Cummings 42, Burlington Williams 0

Canton Pisgah 48, Enka 0

Cape Fear 17, Fayetteville Westover 8

Carrboro 30, Orange County 0

Cary 34, Northern Nash 6

Catawba Bandys 26, Hickory St. Stephens 13

Central, S.C. 20, Anson County 7

Central Davidson 42, Randleman 36

Charlotte AFC 20, Southside, S.C. 6

Charlotte Ardrey Kell 34, North Mecklenburg 14

Charlotte Berry Tech 20, Charlotte Garinger 9

Charlotte Catholic 38, Charlotte Providence 13

Charlotte Myers Park 39, Charlotte Olympic 6

Charlotte Vance 46, East Mecklenburg 6

Cherryville 28, Vldese Draughn 20

Chesnee, S.C. 19, Forest City Chase 13

Claremont Bunker Hill 14, North Lincoln 7

Clinton Union 34, Dixon 0

Clover, S.C. 26, Gastonia Ashbrook 12

Concord 15, Lexington 13

Concord Robinson 29, Cuthbertson 26

Croatan 27, Lejeune 7

Durham Hillside 49, GW-Danville, Va. 18

East Bladen 52, Red Springs 0

East Davidson 18, Trinity 12, 2OT

East Forsyth 10, Pfafftown Reagan 0

East Gaston 29, North Gaston 0

East Wilkes 29, Surry Central 22

Eastern Alamance 20, Graham 9

Eastern Randolph 32, Southwestern Randolph 20

Eastern Wayne 23, Goldsboro 20

Fayetteville Britt 27, Hoke County 6

Fayetteville Byrd 27, Fayetteville Sanford 7

Fayetteville Seventy-First 30, Wilmington Hoggard 0

Fayetteville Smith 54, Southern Lee 13

Franklin 14, Murphy 12

Franklinton 7, Northern Vance 6

Fuquay-Varina 28, Clayton 7

Gastonia Huss 48, Bessemer City 6

Gates County 41, Pasquotank County 36

Granville Central 20, Yanceyville Yancey 6

Grayson County, Va. 36, Alleghany County 14

Greensboro Dudley 12, Jamestown Ragsdale 0

Greensboro Page 28, Davie County 13

Greensboro Smith 54, North Cross, Va. 0

Greenville Rose 46, Greenville Conley 6

Harnett Central 51, Erwin Triton 14

Harrells Christian Academy 72, Village Christian 6

Hayesville 19, Rabun County, Ga. 15

Hertford County 25, Bertie County 12

High Point Central 24, Greensboro Grimsley 7

Hillsborough Cedar Ridge 27, Chapel Hill 6

Hobbton 49, Seven Springs Spring Creek 6

Hope Mills South View 15, Hope Mills Gray’s Creek 7

Hough High School 25, Rocky River 6

Jacksonville White Oak 38, Richlands 23

Kannapolis Brown 45, South Rowan 7

Kings Mountain 40, Q Foundation 8

Kinston 27, South Lenoir 2

Lakewood (Salemburg) 33, North Duplin 6

Lenoir Hibriten 29, Wilkes Central 0

Lumberton 41, Spring Lake Overhills 7

Madison County 24, North Buncombe 14

Maiden 58, Newton Foard 14

Mallard Creek 61, Charlotte Harding 0

Manteo 48, Cape Hatteras 0

Marvin Ridge 48, Hickory Ridge 14

Mayodan McMichael 37, South Stokes 21

Mitchell County 49, McDowell County 15

Nash Central 35, Smithfield-Selma 20

New Bern 40, West Craven 0

Norcom, Va. 26, Elizabeth City Northeastern 6

North Brunswick 20, Fairmont 14

North Davidson 42, Thomasville Ledford 7

North Henderson 34, Rosman 13

North Johnston 50, North Lenoir 0

North Stanly 25, South Stanly 7

North Stokes 26, Patrick County, Va. 21

North Surry 27, Elkin 21

Northern Guilford 40, Northeast Guilford 14

Panther Creek 30, Durham Jordan 14

Pembroke Swett 33, St. Pauls 0

Pender County 26, Topsail 10

Person County 21, Oxford Webb 0

Pikeville Aycock 39, Rosewood 10

Pittsboro Northwood 23, Western Harnett 13

Providence Grove 17, Wheatmore 7

Raleigh Athens Drive 19, Raleigh Enloe 6

Raleigh Broughton 21, Garner 20

Raleigh Cardinal Gibbons 40, East Chapel Hill 28

Raleigh Leesville Road 38, Morrisville Green Hope 8

Raleigh Millbrook 31, Knightdale 0

Raleigh Ravenscroft 36, Louisburg 18

Raleigh Wake Christian 26, Cherokee 20

Raleigh Wakefield 42, Holly Springs 28

Reidsville 29, Eden Morehead 0

Richmond County 38, Lee County 21

Roanoke Rapids 42, Weldon 0

Robbinsville 29, Arden Christ School 20

Scotland County 35, New Hanover County 6

Shelby 34, Watauga County 14

Shelby Crest 42, Lawndale Burns 19

Socastee, S.C. 29, West Brunswick 28

South Brunswick 26, Wilmington Ashley 14

South Caldwell 33, West Caldwell 7

South Central Pitt 34, Farmville Central 21

South Columbus 38, East Columbus 6

South Granville 27, Southern Vance 26

South Johnston 23, West Johnston 21

South Mecklenburg 55, Charlotte Waddell 7

Southeast Guilford 25, Asheboro 7

Southeast Raleigh 35, Raleigh Sanderson 0

Southern Guilford 44, Rockingham County 8

Southern Nash 44, Bunn 15

SouthWest Edgecombe 61, Currituck County 7

Southwest Onslow 29, Jacksonville 14

Swain County 49, Sylva Smoky Mountain 0

Tarboro 54, Washington 17

Thomasville 21, Mt. Airy 14

Wake Forest-Rolesville 38, East Wake 9

Wallace-Rose Hill 56, Clinton 20

Warsaw Kenan 26, Jones County 8

West Bladen 21, South Robeson 0

West Davidson 16, South Davidson 8

West Forsyth 24, Kernersville Glenn 21

West Lincoln 47, North Wilkes 8

West Stokes 38, East Bend Forbush 5

Western Alamance 50, Southern Alamance 40

Whiteville 23, West Columbus 7

Wilmington Laney 44, Fayetteville Pine Forest 14

Wilson Beddingfield 17, Southern Wayne 13

Wilson Hunt 31, Wilson Fike 14

Winston-Salem Carver 29, North Forsyth 3

Winston-Salem Mt. Tabor 44, Winston-Salem Parkland 12

Winston-Salem Reynolds 35, Winston-Salem Atkins 6

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