Tuesday, Jan. 15, boys and girls basketball results.
Durham School of the Arts established some early momentum against River Mill Academy and took care of home court with a 70-51 win Tuesday night in the Carolina 12 Conference.
Mount Zion Christian Academy rode senior guard Jonathan Milligan’s 27 points to a 65-52 upset of the state’s 10th-ranked team, Christian Faith Center Academy on Tuesday night.
Carolina Friends School girls down Coastal Christian, NCSSM boys beat Raleigh Charter ... South Granville and Chapel Hill dual tournament wrestling results
Granville Central had a huge night at the free-throw line and the devastating open-court accuracy of Jeremiah Green, who relentlessly pumped in 3-pointers and lobbed some high-arcing set shots over taller Cedar Ridge opponents.
Cresset Christian and Durham Academy sweep boys' and girls' basketball doubleheaders.
Hillside swept both ends of a crosstown rivalry doubleheader at Riverside on Friday night, escaping the upset-determined Pirates 56-50 in the girls’ opener and pulling out a 62-58 overtime win in the boys’ nightcap.
The Southern Spartans missed their first nine shots, turned the ball over on six of their first seven possessions and found themselves in a quick 9-0 hole against East Chapel Hill.
For the Jordan boys’ basketball team, the key to its 65-57 PAC-6 victory over Roxboro Person on Friday night was responding to the Rockets’ charge.
Just 45 seconds into the second half, Carrboro stretched its lead over visiting Durham School of the Arts to 20 points. Less than five minutes later, the advantage had grown to 30 and the Jaguars were on their way to a dominating victory.
Three early 3-pointers from South Granville’s Shawn Montren put Northwood in a hole too deep for a Chargers escape.
Chapel Hill (12-3, 1-0 Carolina 6 3-A Conference) won its sixth straight game, while Orange (5-8, 0-1 C-6) lost its conference opener at home.
Carolina 12 1-A/2-A Conference, PAC-6 4-A boys' and girls' tri-meet swimming events among highlights ... Chapel Hill girls' basketball crushes rival Orange in Carolina 6 3-A Conference opener for both teams.
Wiggins, a standout safety with a 3-star ranking on the Scout.com 5-star scale, is having second thoughts about his early decision and is considering scholarship offers from a group of three programs — UNC, Clemson and Ohio State.