November 5, 2026 - Thursday Schedule

MENS SOCCER - PLAYOFFS (Round 2)

6:00 #10 Eastern Wayne at #7 SW Randolph
6:00 #9 Asheboro at #8 Northern Guilford
6:00 #12 Providence Grove at #5 McMichael
6:00 #16 Randleman at #1 Clinton

SPORTSTONE MENS SOCCER

FOOTBALL - PLAYOFFS (Round 1)

7:00 #24 Trinity at #9 Wallace-Rose Hill

SPORTSTONE FOOTBALL

November 4, 2026 - Wednesday Results

MENS SOCCER - PLAYOFFS (Round 2)

#9 West Lincoln 2, #8 Trinity 1

SPORTSTONE MENS SOCCER

November 3, 2026 - Tuesday Schedule

No Events Scheduled

November 2, 2026 - ALUMNI NEWS

Ellie Garrison (WHS '24) scored twice Saturday as Appalachian State's women's soccer team defeated Troy University 3-0 in the final game of the regular season. Her first goal tied the ASU record of 11 goals in a season and her second established a new program record.

Garrison finished the season with 26 points which is also a record for the App State program.

While at Wheatmore High School, Garrison set the NCHSAA scoring record in Womens Soccer for single season goals with 96 and for career goals scored with 277.

APP STATE ARTICLE

November 2, 2026 - Monday Results

MENS SOCCER - PLAYOFFS (Round 1)

#9 Asheboro 1, #24 Olympic 0 (OT PK)
#16 Randleman 2, #17 Morehead 0
#10 West Bladen 4, #23 Eastern Randolph 2
#9 Graham 9, #24 Uwharrie Charter 0

#12 Providence Grove 4, #21 Princeton 1
PG: Goals by Saul Cortes-Aguirre (2), Kevin Bautista-Jimenez and Cris Cancino-Lopez. Assists by Cancino-Lopez and Eric Gonzalez. Aldo Rubio-Cortes had 7 saves.

#13 Hendersonville 7, #20 Wheatmore 0
WHS: Emmett Frazier had 8 saves.

SPORTSTONE MENS SOCCER

November 1, 2026 - FALL SPORTS PLAYOFFS

Uwharrie Charter Academy volleyball ended the season in the State Championships for the second consecutive year. The Eagles fell short to Lake Norman Charter School in the 4A title game Friday afternoon after winning back-to-back regional championships and reaching the 28-win mark for three years in a row.

Earlier in the week Trinity advanced to the regional finals for the first time since 1987 before falling to eventual 3A champion North Stanly.

Asheboro's inaugural season of Flag Football ended Saturday with a 10-7 record. The 15th seeded Blue Comets won their first playoff game in the new sport, 13-6 over #18 North Forsyth, before falling in round two to the #2 team in their bracket Mount Tabor.

Several dozen cross country runners competed in regional meets Saturday with a number of them advancing to the state championship meet next weekend.

Trinity (3A) and Randleman (4A) girls qualified for state meets as teams as did the Wheatmore (3A) boys. The top six teams from each region all advanced to the state meet along with the top seven individual runners from each region who are not on one of the qualifying teams.

Top local finishers included several top-20 marks. In the girl's events were: Laurel Bernhardt (RHS) 5th, Scarlett Hildreth (WHS) 8th, Madison Hill (THS) 15th, Kayla Franklin (THS) 18th, Fatimah Ijaz (THS), 19th and Reagan Henley (RHS) 20th.

Finishing in the top 20 in boys races were Wheatmore runners Ayden Fitzgerald 4th, Dylan Rada 14th, Tyler McCormick 19th and Jake Hollingsworth 20th.

Wheatmore reports that four Warriors set personal records in the event and that Hildreth and Kynlyn Surratt qualified for the state meet.

In Womens Tennis Trinity made it to the fourth round of the Dual Team playoffs for the second straight year while Southwestern Randolph made it to the third round for the first time.

Providence Grove's Adison Johnson finished top 10 in Womens Golf and the Patriots finished 5th in the state in 3A.

Just getting underway is Mens Soccer with first round games scheduled for Monday. For the second straight year all eight public schools in Randolph County will be represented.

For the first time ever all seven football-playing schools will be involved when the post-season begins Friday, although three teams have first-round byes.

Results from completed events and schedules for upcoming games are available on each sport's page at SportsTone.

October 31, 2026 - Saturday Results

FLAG FOOTBALL - PLAYOFFS (Rounds 1 & 2)

#15 Asheboro 13, #18 North Forsyth 6 (at Mount Tabor)
#2 Mount Tabor 25, #15 Asheboro 0

SPORTSTONE FLAG FOOTBALL

CROSS COUNTRY - CENTRAL REGIONALS (at Ivey Redmon Sports Complex)

3A MEN - RESULTS
3A WOMEN - RESULTS
4A MEN - RESULTS
4A WOMEN -RESULTS
6A MEN - RESULTS
6A WOMEN - RESULTS

SPORTSTONE CROSS COUNTRY

CHAMPIONSHIP CONCLUSIONS

VOLLEYBALL (at Campbell University)
DUAL TEAM TENNIS (at Burlington Tennis Center

October 30, 2026 - Friday Results

FOOTBALL

Eastern Randolph 59, Jordan-Matthews 6
Thomasville 50, Providence Grove 3
SW Randolph 35, North Moore 7
Wheatmore 46, Trinity 0

Asheboro 50, Southern Guilford 6

Connor Brinton rushed for 154 yards and 3 touchdowns in the Blue Comet's regular season finale.

Dallas Brinton passed for 150 yards and 3 touchdowns with Garrison Cheek making 3 catches for 22 yards and 2 scores and Quanta McRae 1 catch for 1 70-yard touchdown. Nirey White had 3 receptions for 47 yards and Connor Rauch 2 catches for 11 yards.

DJ Scott added a rushing touchdown with 75 yards on 8 carries. D. Brinton had 5 carries for 23 yards and Cheek 1 run for 28 yards.

On defense, Shane Immel tackled the Southern punter in the end zone for a safety, Malachi McLaughlin blocked a Storm field goal, Demari Harden recovered a fumble and Brandon Godwin intercepted a Southern Guilford pass.

VOLLEYBALL - CHAMPIONSHIPS (at Campbell University)

4A Lake Norman Charter def. Uwharrie Charter 3-1 (25-21, 23-25, 25-15, 25-11)
3A North Stanly def, Wake Prep 3-2 (15-25, 17-25, 25-17, 25-17, 15-13)
5A Hickory def. Seaforth 3-2 (25-21, 25-20, 21-25, 24-26, 15-12)
8A Green Level def. West Forsyth 3-0 (25-22, 25-22, 25-9)

SPORTSTONE VOLLEYBALL

October 29, 2026 - Thursday Result

FOOTBALL

TW Andrews 26, Randleman 21

Kayden Saunders rushed for 102 yards and a touchdown and Reid Herring passed for 126 and two scores as the Tigers came up one score short to close out the regular season.

Saunders put Randleman ahead just two plays into the game with a 70-yard scoring run but Andrews responded just as quickly and built a 20-6 lead by the third quarter.

Herring connected with Titan Burgess for a 6-yard touchdown (2-point run by Saunders) and Lincoln Lawson for a 52-yard score and (kick by Connor Routh) for a 21-20 Tiger lead but the Raiders scored again with 2:02 remaining and held on for the win.

Herring was 7-for-14 passing with Harold Burnett making two catches for 29 yards. There were single receptions by Lawson (52 yards, td), Landon Whitaker (23), Henry Frye (8) and Burgess (6, td). Christian McNair had seven carries for 22 yards.