Raleigh – An Oct. 15 announcement from the N.C. High School Athletic Association confirmed what many had feared: sports will begin next month, but crowds will be sparse.
Raleigh – If running is your main prerogative in high school athletics, you now have four more chances to showcase your stamina.
Robbinsville – If you want to trace the recent uptick in success for Lady Knights’ softball, it all starts downtown.
Robbinsville – Without George Oliver, who knows where the Robbinsville High School wrestling program would be today?
Que Tucker’s announcement was music to athletes’ ears.
High school athletes statewide had Sept. 1 circled on their calendars.
Robbinsville High School was unable to have its annual sports awards banquet.
Raleigh – In what can only be viewed as an encouraging sign, the N.C. High School Athletic Association announced Tuesday that sports can move into “Phase 2.”
Raleigh – Following Gov. Roy Cooper’s announcement July 14 that schools will reopen Monday, Aug. 17, the N.C.
It is a move all involved were hoping to avoid.
The 2020 Smokey Mountain Youth Conference football and cheerleading seasons were officially canceled on June 16.