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The Christ School football program honors its standout player with the iconic number one jersey, a distinction chosen by teammates for exemplifying leadership, unselfishness, and discipline. This year, Logan Woolsey earned the honor, continuing a legacy that inspires the entire squad.
Asheville School's 2023 campaign set a new standard for private‑school football in Western North Carolina, culminating in a dramatic overtime win over Christ School. The season’s momentum has spotlighted a roster of emerging talents who are expected to drive the region’s storylines in 2026.
Trevor Manhertz, a 6‑foot‑8 freshman from Christ School, chose Indiana over Duke and Louisville, and is now navigating the rigors of Big Ten play while building chemistry with teammates and mentors.
Two top South Carolina basketball prospects are heading out of state for junior year, joining elite academies that could reshape their recruiting trajectories.
Two of the Palmetto State’s top junior prospects are leaving South Carolina for prestigious prep schools, bringing new college offers and reshaping the national talent map.
Tyler Jones, a 6‑foot‑4 guard from Memphis, Tennessee, arrives in Albany as the program’s highest‑rated recruit. Coach Dwayne Killings expects him to make an immediate defensive impact and compete for America East Freshman of the Year honors.
Tyler Jones, a 6‑foot‑4 guard from Memphis, brings a 3‑star rating and a promise of immediate impact to the University at Albany’s men’s basketball program.
The upcoming NCISAA season promises historic matchups, roster upgrades and title pursuits across western North Carolina private schools.
During a brief but intense training stint in Tennessee, the Spanish squad blended sport with community spirit, drawing hundreds of fans and close cooperation from local authorities.
A ranking of the region’s most dominant offensive linemen highlights players who have logged pancake blocks, earned all‑state honors and attracted Division I attention.
The latest Citizen Times rankings highlight emerging talent at tight end across the region, featuring standout performances from Asheville High’s Jericho Swinger to Tuscola’s John Hansen, and inviting the community to cast their ballots before the June 25 deadline.
The 2026 season is already shaping up to be a showcase for talent at the tight end position across Western North Carolina, and a recent ranking highlights the players who could dominate the conversation.
The University at Albany announced commitments from Utah native Kean Webb and Senegalese‑descended guard Moustapha Ndao, expanding the incoming class to eleven players from eight countries.