Ashbrook Rolls West Mecklenburg Behind High-Powered Offense
Ashbrook led 14-0 after two drives and rolled to a 50-12 win at West Mecklenburg. Green Wave piled up 363 yards on offense in the first half, with Ricky Rainey catching 189 yards and a score. Andre Bynum completed nine of 14 passes for 192 yards as Boomer Danner scored twice and Ian Mayfield added an 11-yard TD run. West Mecklenburg managed only 39 rushing yards and a late safety. Ashbrook improves to 9-0-1 (5-0 MEGA-7 4A) and hosts Hunter Huss in a key title bout.
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South Point Clinches SW3A Title With 59 29 Victory
South Point defeated Kings Mountain 59 to 29 at John Gamble Stadium to clinch the Southwestern 3A Conference crown. Red Raiders quarterback Devon Lowery led with 155 rushing yards and 28 passing, while Drew Devine added 98 rushing yards after relieving an injury. Kings Mountain, 3-7 overall, fought hard with Matt Ash passing for 154 yards and rushing for 116, and LaDrecus Gingles totaling 204 rushing yards and a 75-yard score as South Point extended its regular-season unbeaten streak to 21 and conference streak to 12.
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Devon Lowery
John Gamble
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Drew Devine
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Michael McWhirter
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Matt Ash
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Meck County star Troth leads comeback in NC high school game
Curtis Hughes threw for 155 yards and two touchdowns as Huss battled back to tie 21 21 at halftime. Ricky Smith 29 yard TD pass from Hughes gave Huss a 28 21 edge before Vance answered. Troth showcased leadership with 155 passing yards and 2 TDs while leading the Mecklenburg County all time passer list with 6 600 career yards.
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Curtis Hughes
Ricky Smith
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Randall Ingram
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North Gaston keeps playoff push alive with 16 7 win
North Gaston remains in the hunt for a 3A playoff berth after a hard fought 16-7 road victory at East Rutherford. Gene Neely scored twice, including a 2 yard TD, and Adam Hardy's 37 yard field goal helped the Wildcats improve to 7-2, 3-2 SW3A while East Rutherford drops to 3-7. North hosts Kings Mountain next, while East Rutherford visits Burns.
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North
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East
Chris Jackson
Hardy
Jason Bailey
Dace Glenn
Neely
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Trey Lowery
Burns
Wolves roll into playoffs after 34 6 win over West Lincoln
Lincolnton clinched its first postseason berth since 1996 with a 34-6 victory over county rival West Lincoln. The Wolves earned the Southern Piedmont Conference No. 2 seed to the 2A playoffs and close the regular season at home against Bessemer City. Coach Scott Cloninger praised the playoff clinch while noting penalties and mistakes to clean up. West Lincoln’s early 65 yard TD was answered by Lincolnton, and Hughson, Lineberger, and Easter produced key plays in a game dominated by Lincolnton’s defense and a big-play offense.
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Duff Chapman
Chris Easter
William Lineberger
Bradley Clark
Finger
Andres Sing
Harry Houston
Houston
Chase
Harold Warren
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