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September 8, 2026 - Tuesday Schedule
MENS SOCCER
6:00 Wheatmore at North Stanly
6:30 Randleman at Northern Guilford
7:00 Asheboro at Grimsley
VOLLEYBALL
6:00 Asheboro at Northern Guilford
6:00 Northwood at Eastern Randolph
6:00 West Davidson at Providence Grove
6:00 HP Central at Randleman
6:00 Uwharrie Charter at SW Randolph
6:00 Trinity at East Davidson
6:00 Wheatmore at Thomasville
WOMENS GOLF
4:00 Four Rivers Match at Jordan-Matthews
4:00 Triad Area Athletic Match at Asheboro
4:00 Piedmont Athletic Match at High Point Central
WOMENS TENNIS
3:45 Asheboro at Eastern Guilford
4:00 Jordan-Matthews at SW Randolph
4:00 East Davidson at Wheatmore
CROSS COUNTRY
5:00 Trinity, Wheatmore at Providence Grove
September 7, 2026 - Labor Day Results
FOOTBALL
Asheboro 42, Randleman 0
Asheboro quarterback Dallas Brinton rushed for 3 touchdowns and passed for another in the Blue Comet's
win. He finished with 69 rushing yards and 113 yards on 7-for-10 passing.
Connor Brinton had 84 yards and 1 touchdown on 9 carries and Garrison Cheek added a touchdown with 4
carries and 42 yards. Jefferson Aguilar was good on all 6 PAT kicks.
Nyrie White made 3 catches for 92 yards and a touchdown to lead in the receivers.
Kayden Saunders led Randleman's rushing with 73 yards on 14 carries. Reid Herring completed 11 of 22 passes
for 49 yards.. Jamari Rice led with 3 catches while Lincoln Lawson led with 18 receiving yards.
SW Randolph 28, Providence Grove 21
A second-half comeback came up short for the Patriots as Southwestern Randolph remained undefeated and
handed Providence Grove their first loss.
Levi Dalke put the Cougars on the board with a 3-yard quarterback keeper in the first quarter. Nathan Garner
added 2 touchdowns in the second quarter for a 21-0 lead by the visitors.
PG's Logan Fox connected with Chase Collins to put the Patriots on the scoreboard before halftime and
completed a scoring pass to Connor Tozer in the third quarter for a 21-14 score.
Southwestern responded with Dalke's second touchdown run (28-14) and Providence Grove managed another
passing score in the fourth when Chase Collins grabbed another receiving touchdown.
TJ Schneider was 4-for-4 in extra point kicks for the Cougars and Kyler Keller 3-for-3 for the Patriots.
MENS SOCCER
Eastern Randolph 6, Northeastern 3
September 7, 2026 - SPECIAL FEATURES
Dennis Garcia spoke with Wheatmore's new Athletic Director Ken Wilson
for the latest SPECIAL FEATURE from SportsTone.
September 5, 2026 - Saturday Results
CROSS COUNTRY
Wheatmore at Pfeiffer Invitational - LOCAL RESULTS
From WHS: Wheatmore cross country was at the Pfeiffer Invitational on Saturday. Our boys had a solid
showing, finishing 18th out of 32 scoring teams in the championship race, while our girls were too few to score as a team.
Our top boys: Ayden Fitzgerald 16:59, Daylan Rada 18:04, Jake Hollingsworth 19:31
Our top girls: Kylyn Surratt 25:59, Teagan Gall 27:01, Hannah Phillips 29:08
PRs were set by Daylan Rada, Jake Hollingsworth, Gabe Mason, Levi Hurt, Kylyn Surratt, Teagan Gall, Chandler Holland,
Lawson Wolfe, and Josiah Belangia. Hannah and Ayden were less than 15 seconds off their PRs.
Ayden received a medal for his 11th place finish out of 219 runners.
September 4, 2026 - Friday Results
FOOTBALL
South Rowan 36, Trinity 0
Union Pines 16, Eastern Randolph 6
South Davidson 26, Wheatmore 21
Trailing 13-7 at halftime, Gavin McPherson intercepted a pass to end South Davidson's opening drive of the third
quarter. Late in the third, however, South went ahead 19-7 on a rushing touchdown but the 2-point conversion run failed.
Early in the fourth, Wheatmore's JuJu Banks took a handoff at the South Davidson 35 and carried to the 25
where he found himself surrounded by Wildcats. Banks pitched the ball backwards to Noah Wyrick who raced into
the end zone for a 19-14 score. On the ensuing kick-off, a Warrior fell on the loose ball in South Davidson
territory which set up a Banks touchdown run and gave Wheatmore it's first lead, 21-19, with 9:48 remaining in the game.
Connor Benton recovered a Wildcat fumble from his defensive back position on the next series but Wheatmore could not
capitalize. The Warriors turned the ball over on downs and South put together their most effecient drive of the night
going 64 yards to retake the lead with 1:01 remaining.
Wheatmore got past mid-field and garnered 2 extra, untimed, plays due to defensive penalties but were
unable to get back into the end zone.
Asheboro at Randleman POSTPONED-7:00 MONDAY
SW Randolph at Providence Grove POSTPONED-7:30 MONDAY
September 3, 2026 - SPECIAL FEATURES
Providence Grove volleyball is undefeated through ten games and coach Tim Brown spoke with Dennis Garcia
for the latest SPECIAL FEATURE from SportsTone.
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