Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning NCHSAA across Football, Baseball, Soccer.
Projections for every high school football classification are now available, featuring real‑time RPI updates, East/West regional assignments and a schedule that runs from October 31 through December 12.
Northern Nash has claimed the No. 1 position in HighSchoolOT's preseason 252 football rankings, surpassing Tarboro and setting the stage for a competitive 2026 season across 27 eastern North Carolina counties.
HighSchoolOT's 910 area code rankings spotlight top high school football teams across sixteen counties, with Hoggard leading the preseason list.
As August practice sessions roll out, top prospects like Jaxon Dollar and Rashad Streets draw attention, while eight state championships and a surge of new coaches set the stage for a dynamic season.
A look at upcoming fall sports schedules, community celebrations and tournament matchups across North Carolina and neighboring states.
A look at upcoming fall sports practices, a community day with former NFL player Lewis Neal, Wilson Post 13's state tournament run, the Warbirds' walk‑off chase, and the Little League Region Tournament of Champions.
The upcoming season promises drama as Walter M. Williams defends its title, Eastern Alamance welcomes back John Kirby, and several programs look to reshape their fortunes.
Brielle Archer's 32 goals and the Vikings' 19‑2‑1 record culminated in a state championship match appearance and a commitment to N.C. State.
A look at the top matchups, emerging storylines, and the conferences shaping the 2026 football landscape in Western North Carolina.
The 2026 All‑State Girls Basketball team, presented by Talk It Out NC and First Carolina Bank, showcases 24 players from across North Carolina, recognizing repeat first‑team members, multi‑time selections and their college destinations.
The Western North Carolina high school football season is approaching, featuring ten marquee nonconference games that promise early drama and lasting implications.
Despite a narrow defeat in the NCHSAA 4A State Championship, Hibriten’s girls soccer squad celebrated a remarkable campaign that ended with a regional title and numerous individual highlights.
Hickory High School’s girls soccer team captured its first NCHSAA 5A state title, defeating Dixon 2-0 with goals from Stephanie Zulueta and Piper Jillings, who was named MVP.
A marathon match ended in a penalty kick showdown, capping a season that broke a decade-long barrier for Hoggard athletics.
In a tightly contested final, Whiteville’s defense and clutch hitting secured a ninth NCHSAA 3A title, highlighted by MVP Layton McLean and coach Connor Grainger’s praise for the town’s unwavering support.
Burns will contest the state championship after a 16-6 victory over Lincoln Charter, seeking to end a 2023 title drought.
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.
Holly Springs opened the Regional Finals with a 9‑4 win, highlighted by power hitting and a dominant pitching performance.
The latest round of North Carolina High School Athletic Association regional finals features a mix of comebacks, historic firsts and a postponed game after a tragic loss.
At just 16, Jaleek Parson is redefining the Rampants' offense, earning All‑State honors and a first Division I scholarship, while his family, coaches and community rally behind his quest for greatness.