Wearing Masks and Without Fans in the Stands, High School Athletes Return to Action in Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill hosted Cedar Ridge for a varsity volleyball match that featured all athletes wearing face masks and no fans in the stands.
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NCHSAA
Here’s When High School Sports Will Begin in North Carolina
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association has released the new calendar for the 2020-21...
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CHCCS Delays Fall Sports Until September 1, Suspends Athletic Workouts
North Carolina high school sports have been delayed until at least September 1, the North Carolina...
Read MoreCarrboro High School’s April Ross Named NCHSAA Athletic Director of the Year
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association announced its state award winners for the 2017-18 school year on Monday, with Carrboro High School’s April Ross named the Dave Harris Athletic Director of the Year. Ross...
Read MoreCarrboro Wrestler Winning Match Of His Life
Dante Veltri is a wrestler at Carrboro High School…but his greatest match was off the mat.
Read MoreCarrboro Wrestler Winning Match Of His Life
Dante Veltri is a wrestler at Carrboro High School…but his greatest match was off the mat.
Read MoreChapel Hill’s Kim Named N.C. Junior Player of the Year
Gina Kim, a 14 year old freshman at Chapel Hill High School, has been named the 2014 N.C. Junior Player of the Year by the Tarheel Youth Golf Association and the Carolinas Golf Association
Read MoreThe Grid: Playoffs – Opening Round
We’ve reached the playoffs in high school football, and three of our area schools will be looking to get past the first round under the lights tonight and take the first step to a state championship.
Read MoreAll NCHSAA Basketball Finals To be Played In Chapel Hill This Season
Four games will be played at the Smith Center and four games at Carmichael Arena, both on the campus of the University of North Carolina, all on Saturday, March 14.
Read MoreThe Grid: Carrboro High Jaguars
The Jaguars struggled to a 4-7 finish last season. But now, a new era begins for Jaguar football begins with Jason Tudryn’s departure for UNC and longtime defensive coordinator Melvin Griffin stepping in to take the reins.
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