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November 6, 2024 – Wednesday Schedule
No Events Scheduled
November 5, 2024 – Tuesday Results
MENS SOCCER
Asheboro 5, Mooresville 1
AHS: Goals by Cam Letterlough (2), Diego Bustamante (2), and Andre Valladares. Assists by C Raygadas (2), Daniel Gutierrez, Bustamante and Letterlough.
BASKETBALL
(w) Uwharrie Charter 58, Falls Lake Academy 43
UCA: Nevaeh Staples scored 18 points; Emory Johnson had 11 points with 3 3-pointers; Lainey Thomas scored 8 points and had 6 steals; Reagan Burris and Kayla Brown had 5 rebounds each; Sammy Chriscoe had 5 assists.
(m) Falls Lake Academy at Uwharrie Charter
November 4, 2024 - Monday Schedule
No Events Scheduled
November 2, 2024 – Saturday Results
CROSS COUNTRY – STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS at Kernersville
2A Men's Championship
4A Men's Championship
2A Women's Championship
4A Women's Championship
1A Men's Championship
3A Men's Championship
1A Women's Championship
3A Women's Championship
From WHS; Scarlett Hildreth finished her freshman cross country season with a 60th place finish out of 137 runners at the state 2A meet in Kernersville. Her time was 22:20.72.
NCHSAA CROSS COUNTRY RECAPS
SPORTSTONE CROSS COUNTRY
VOLLEYBALL – STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS at Raleigh
2A Championship
1A Championship
3A Championship
4A Championship
NCHSAA VOLLEYBALL RECAPS
SPORTSTONE VOLLEYBALL
November 1, 2024 – Friday Results
FOOTBALL
Providence Grove 43, Wheatmore 19
Carson Jones started the scoring with a 28-yard field goal and the Providence Grove defense added 3 touchdowns to go along with 3 scored by the offense. The Patriots rushed for 172 yards and 3 touchdowns and Jackson Lawver was 10-for-15 passing for 93 yards with an interception.
Holden Swift returned 2 interceptions for touchdowns and Malachi Combo picked off a pass which he returned for a score. Brady Collins had an interception and recovered a fumble for the Patriots.
Lawver carried the ball in for 2 rushing scored and Jacob Flinchum rushed for a touchdown.
The Wheatmore defense recorded an interception and the offense produced 3 rushing touchdowns.
SW Randolph 49, Trinity 33
Brody Sheppard had 4 rushing touchdowns for the Cougars with Noah Stills and Owen Whelan each adding a scoring run. Stills had 1 touchdown pass just before halftime when he connected with Julian Mosley who lateraled the ball to Asher Perkins to complete the scoring play.
The Bulldogs rushed for 250 yards and 2 touchdowns. Noah Bradley had 7 carries for 60 yards and Kha'den Fuller picked up 88 yards on 4 carries. Daniel Rogers carried the ball 9 times and Zaire Gill 4 times and each recorded 46 yards rushing.
Bradley completed 15 passes for 265 yards and 2 touchdown completions to Gage Griffiths. Fuller completed 1 pass for a 27-yard score to Simeon Hammett. Leyland White made 8 catches for 69 yards while Griffiths and Fuller had 3 receptions each. Fuller for 44 yards and Griffiths for 132 yards.
Montgomery Central 26, Asheboro 21
Asheboro led 14-13 at halftime and 21-19 after three quarters but a fourth-quarter touchdown by the Timberwolves extending their win streak against the Blue Comets to four games.
Connor Brinton had 30 carries for 148 of Asheboro's 154 rushing yards. Logan Loughlin completed 8 passes for 75 yards and Garrison Cheek was 2-for-2 passing for 16 yards.
Ben Luck made 4 catches for 30 yards and Dallas Brinton had 2 catches for 39 yards.
Eastern Randolph 27, Randleman 26
The Wildcats rushed for 302 yards and all four touchdowns but the difference in the game was a 2-point conversion pass from Cade McCallum to Julian Brooks for what turned out to be the winning points.
Eastern Randolph struck first on an 11-yard run by Lucas Smith in the first quarter but the conversion run was stopped short and the 6-0 lead lasted just over a minute before Randleman responded with an 80-yard touchdown pass from John Kirkpatrick to Chase Farlow. Christian McLeod's pat kick put the Tigers in front 7-6.
On the following possession Farlow intercepted a McCallum pass which set Randleman up at midfield and led to a 2-yard run by Daylan Atkins and a 14-6 Tigers lead early in the second quarter.
Kobe Walker capped a 64-yard drive with a 38-yard touchdown run but Eastern's conversion attempt failed again and Randleman still led 14-12. All three plays were on the ground as the Wildcats rushing game got into high gear.
The Wildcat's Donnell Watson intercepted a Kirkpatrick pass and Eastern covered 75 yards in eight rushing plays finished off by Walker's 11-yard run. Joel Salinas converted the pat kick and the home team was back in front 19-14 in the middle of the second quarter. But in the final minute of the half Kirkpatrick completed a 20-yard scoring pass to Tyshaun Goldston. The Tigers conversion play failed which led to a 20-19 halftime lead by Randleman.
The final scoring took place in the fourth quarter as Lucas Smith ran the ball in and McCallum connected with Brooks for a 27-20 lead by Eastern Randolph with 4:42 remaining. Randleman scored on a 30-yard pass to Farlow with 2:36 on the clock but the pat kick to tie the score missed and Eastern Randolph was able to run out the clock.
Rayden West also recorded an interception for ER and Ashton Dillow recovered a fumble for Randleman. Kirkpatrick completed 14 passes for 232 yards and 3 Tiger touchdowns.
The win was Eastern Randolph's 20th consecutive conference win and earned the Wildcats their fourth straight PAC Championship.
November 1, 2024 – SPECIAL FEATURES
The Asheboro Blue Comets have secured another Mid-Piedmont Conference Championship in mens soccer and Dennis Garcia spoke with coach Nick Arroyo for the latest SPECIAL FEATURE from SportsTone.
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