October 6, 2026 - Tuesday Schedule

MENS SOCCER

6:00 Northeast Guilford at Asheboro
6:30 Ledford at Randleman

VOLLEYBALL

6:00 Northeast Guilford at Asheboro
6:00 North Moore at Eastern Randolph
6:00 Providence Grove at Wheatmore
6:00 Ledford at Randleman
6:00 Northwood at SW Randolph
6:00 Trinity at West Davidson
6:00 Uwharrie Charter at Jordan-Matthews

FLAG FOOTBALL

6:15 Uwharrie Charter vs Jordan-Matthews (at Northwood)
7:30 Uwharrie Charter at Northwood

WOMENS GOLF

11:30 Central Carolina Conference Championships at Sapona Golf Club

CROSS COUNTRY

5:00 Trinity, Providence Grove at East Davidson

October 5, 2026 - Monday Results

MENS SOCCER

6:00 Uwharrie Charter at Eastern Randolph

Trinity 8, West Davidson 0
Jordan-Matthews 3, SW Randolph 1

Providence Grove 5, Wheatmore 4

WHS: Goals by Grayson Carter, Easton Dewitt, Regis Tuyishime and Trey Parker. Assist by Dewitt. Emmit Frazier had 13 saves.

VOLLEYBALL

Bishop McGuinness def. Wheatmore 3-1 (25-23, 25-19, 19-25, 25-22)
WHS: Addison Phillips had 16 kills, 16 digs and 13 assists; Lylah Gower had 10 kills; Kinsley Davis had 6 kills and 12 digs; Anya Evans had 5 kills, 7 digs and 4 aces; Mackenzie Edwards had 12 digs and 2 aces.

FLAG FOOTBALL

Asheboro 13, Southeast Guilford 12
Asheboro 14, Southern Guilford 13 (at Southeast)

WOMENS GOLF

Piedmont Athletic Conference at Central Davidson - RESULTS

TEAM SCORES
1- 145 Central Davidson
2- 158 Randleman
3- 165 Ledford

Non-Conference Match at Asheboro - RESULTS

TEAM SCORES
1- 167 Rockingham County
1- 167 Ragsdale
3- 170 Asheboro
4- 184 Eastern Randolph

WOMENS TENNIS - PRE-REGIONALS

10:00 Asheboro at Piedmont High School
Trinity at Hanes Park
4:00 Wheatmore at West Davidson
Randleman, SW Randolph, Uwharrie Charter at Jordan-Matthews

October 5, 2026 - NCHSAA Fall Sports Championships

The North Carolina High School Athletic Association has announced dates and locations for the 2026 fall sports championships.

The inaugural NCHSAA Flag Football Championships are set for November 14 and will be held at Helen & Leonard Moretz Stadium on the campus of Lenoir-Rhyne University.

Women's Tennis Dual Team Championships as well as the 3A and 4A Individual State Tournaments return to Burlington Tennis Center. The 1A and 2A Individual Tournaments will be held at Cary Tennis Center, the 5A and 6A tournaments at North Main Athletic Complex in Holly Springs, and the 7A and 8A tournaments at Millbrook Exchange in Raleigh.

Women's Golf Championships will take place at five different courses again this year. The 1A/2A Championship will be played at Gates Four Golf and Country Club in Fayetteville for the second consecutive year. The 3A and 4A Championships will return to Longleaf Golf and Family Club in Southern Pines, while Sapona Golf Club in Lexington will host the 5A and 6A Championships. The 7A Championship will be held at Seven Lakes Golf Club in West End. The 8A Championship will be played at Pinehurst No. 1.

Volleyball Championships will be held at a new venue this year as Gilbert Craig Gore Arena at Campbell University will host both days of the championships. Four championship matches will be held on both Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31.

Cross Country Championships return to the Ivey Redmon Sports Complex in Kernersville on November 6 and 7. This will mark the 14th consecutive NCHSAA Cross Country Championship at Ivey Redmon and the 17th time the championships have been held in Kernersville.

Men's Soccer Championships will be held at Durham County Memorial Stadium for the first time this year.

Cheerleading Championships return to Cabarrus Arena, where it was held last year for the first time.

Football Championships will be held Dec. 10-12 at Kenan Stadium on the campus of the University of North Carolina, Helen & Leonard Moretz Stadium on the campus of Lenoir-Rhyne University and Barker-Lane Stadium on the campus of Campbell University.

Kenan Stadium will host four championship games, bringing its all-time total to 92 NCHSAA Football Championship Games dating back to 1929. Moretz Stadium will host two championship games for the second consecutive year, while Barker-Lane Stadium will make its debut as an NCHSAA Football Championship venue with two games. Classification assignments and game times for each site will be announced at a later date.

October 5, 2026 - ALUMNI NEWS

Ellie Garrison (WHS '24) was named the Frontier Natural Gas Player of the Month for September for her efforts during September for Appalachian State women's soccer. The mid-fielder scored four goals, three in Sun Belt Conference play, helping the Mountaineers to a 3-0-2 record in September.

ASU tied the program's longest streak of 7 unbeaten matches on September 10 with Garrison scoring a goal in a 2-0 win at East Tennessee State. She scored both goals in a 2-0 conference win at Louisiana Tech on September 24 which was the 9th consecutive match without a loss.

The new record streak of matches without a loss ended at 10 with a 3-1 setback at James Madison on October 1st.

App State 9/24 game ARTICLE

October 5, 2026 - SPECIAL FEATURES

As high school volleyball enters the final week of regular season play, Trinity coach Kathryn Vaden spoke with Dennis Garcia about Bulldog goals for the latest SPECIAL FEATURE from SportsTone.