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Providence High School secured a 6-0 victory in Game 2 of the N.C. High School Athletic Association 8A baseball championship series, extending their lead over Corinth Holders. The Panthers opened with three runs and added solo homers from Jaxon Haynes and Jack Pejot, while Corinth Holders had previously snapped the Panthers’ 29‑game win streak with a 4-3 win in Game 1.
A dramatic tenth‑inning rally gives East Rutherford a 5‑4 victory over Whiteville, forcing a final game in Holly Springs.
The Bunn Wildcats captured their first 4A state baseball title since 1979, beating Burns 7-5 in a two-game sweep, with Caleb Johnson named Series MVP and pitcher Jared Hagwood delivering eight strikeouts.
The Bunn Wildcats opened the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4A state championship series with a 3-2 win over the Burns Bulldogs in Holly Springs, highlighted by Caleb Johnson’s diving catch.
The state’s top high school baseball teams are competing across two venues as eight classifications chase championship glory.
The Wolfpack will travel from Legion Stadium on May 27, escorted by police, and the town will show its support before the team faces East Rutherford in Holly Springs.
The Bunn baseball team rallied from an early deficit to defeat Southwestern Randolph 9-4, with Owen Mitchell’s three‑run homer and strong pitching from Jared Hagwood setting the stage for a championship run.
The Zebulon Devil Dogz will open their season at Five County Stadium on May 22, following a community festival that celebrates the city’s new baseball era.