With all the 1A conferences in the state now having played at least 1 conference game, I thought that I would take a look at each conference to see who are the contenders vs the pretenders. ]]> Thu, 15 Oct 2009 16:00:00 GMT These rankings are based strictly on a power rating system developed and tweaked by Arnold 'Freddie Farkel' Solomon over the years since the late 1950's. Bias is not a part of the rankings. It is based on a number of factors. A team could have a 3-4 record and be rated ahead of a team that is 6-1. Won-loss records are not that important. It has to do with the power ratings (strengths) of the schools playing and the results. Most losses have come from out-of-state teams, teams rated higher in their own classification, private schools, or an upset here and there. ]]> Thu, 15 Oct 2009 07:23:00 GMT These rankings are based strictly on a power rating system developed and tweaked by Arnold 'Freddie Farkel' Solomon over the years since the late 1950's. Bias is not a part of the rankings. It is based on a number of factors. A team could have a 3-4 record and be rated ahead of a team that is 6-1. Won-loss records are not that important. It has to do with the power ratings (strengths) of the schools playing and the results. Most losses from these teams come from playing higher classification teams, out-of-state teams, teams rated higher in their own classification, private schools, or an upset here and there. ]]> Thu, 15 Oct 2009 06:12:00 GMT These rankings are based strictly on a power rating system developed and tweaked by Arnold 'Freddie Farkel' Solomon over the years since the late 1950's. Bias is not a part of the rankings. It is based on a number of factors. A team could have a 3-4 record and be rated ahead of a team that is 6-1. Won-loss records are not that important. It has to do with the power ratings (strengths) of the schools playing and the results. Most losses from these teams come from playing higher classification teams, out-of-state teams, teams rated higher in their own classification, private schools, or an upset here and there]]> Thu, 15 Oct 2009 04:30:00 GMT These rankings are based strictly on a power rating system developed and tweaked by Arnold 'Freddie Farkel' Solomon over the years since the late 1950's. Bias is not a part of the rankings. It is based on a number of factors. A team could have a 3-4 record and be rated ahead of a team that is 6-1. Won-loss records are not that important. It has to do with the power ratings (strengths) of the schools playing and the results. Most losses from these teams come from playing higher classification teams, out-of-state teams, teams rated higher in their own classification, private schools, or an upset here and there]]> Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:48:00 GMT PHOTO: K.P. Parks - West Rowan HS - Here are the top individual high school football performances from all classifications from all over the stat]]> Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:29:00 GMT We have come to the last week of the regular season with teams having only two to three more matches before the seeding committee meets next Wednesday at 1pm on the Greensboro Day campus. The 2009 playoff will be a new format with twelve teams now in the field as opposed to the eight we have had in the past. That means we will see some new faces in the championships. There will be some schools that have never before been in the hockey playoffs. It should be an exciting time as we make our way to the Bull City where the semi-finals and championship will be played on the campus of Durham Academy(10/30 & 10/31)]]> Wed, 14 Oct 2009 22:37:00 GMT Adrian Scott is a 5'9" 177 lb running back for ...orthside High School in Jacksonville, ...orth Carolina. ...orthside-Jacksonville High School plays in a tough East Central 2A conference. So far on the season through 7 games ...orthside is 4-3 and coming off a big win against Clinton High School on October 9th]]> Wed, 14 Oct 2009 01:18:00 GMT Each year the ...orth Carolina Prep Football ...ews/...CPreps.com has provided information on the longest consecutive streaks in the state. These streaks recognize the schools and their accomplishments. It has become a familiar favorite with the fans. We enjoy compiling these streaks and hope that you will continue to enjoy viewing them. ]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2009 21:47:00 GMT This is the last week and a half of the regular season. The seeding committees will meet on Sunday October 25th to decide the playoff selections and seeds. For many conferences, it comes down to this last week of play to decide who wins the regular season and who gets the automatic bid to the state playoffs. Let's look at this week's Top Five plus the goings-ons in the ...CISAA volleyball scene. ]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2009 21:23:00 GMT This is the last week of the regular season before we have the seeding committee meetings on Wednesday, October 21st, to select the teams that will be included in the state playoffs. Several conference titles are coming right down to the wire with some undecided at this point. Greenfield, Fayetteville Academy, and Charlotte Latin have solidified their positions with the playoff field but anything can happen in the last week. Teams can go from the top seed to playing right out of the field. Let's take a look at the top five plus the results. ]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2009 20:47:00 GMT First Assembly defeated FCDS, 26-16, to remain undefeated and atop the Top Five rankings and the conference standings. Game of the Week takes place at Hickory Grove as the Lions host Westminster Catawba. The Indians are having their best season ever. Player of the Week honors goes out to First Assembly's Tony Moore who put the Eagles on his back in the big showdown with Forsyth Country Day as he rushed for three touchdowns. Let's take a look at the Top Five, the conference standings, and all there is to know about D-II football in the ...CISAA]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2009 19:22:00 GMT Charlotte Charlotte Country Day remains the top team in D-I with a 24-0 win over Q Foundation. The Bucs are in the Game of the Week in D-I as they play on the road at #2 Charlotte Christian. The winner is first in the conference and has a strong arguement to be the #1 seed in the football playoffs. It is a MO...STER contest!!! Player of the Week is Ravenscroft's Quinn Billerman. Billerman was 8 of 9 for 240 yards and 3 TD's. Talk about passing efficency, Billerman was En Fuego! Helmet stickers go out to the Ravens' Connor Gonet who ran eight times for 104 yards and three TD's.]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2009 18:30:00 GMT Senior Gregory Bridges is a Cornerback for High Point, ...orth Carolina's Southwest Guilford High School. He is 5'9" and weighs 152 pounds. Bridges runs a 4.58 forty. Continue to see the speedy athlete in actio]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2009 16:37:00 GMT Trinity Christian earns their 33rd consecutive victorywith a win over Halifax Academy. Player of the Week goes to Forrest Brandt who was in on four touchdowns including a 100-yard interception return for a TD. He also had four PAT's and one two-point conversion. ...ot too shabby for one night's work. Helmet stickers go to Hank Edmundson as he passed for 268 yards and three TD's. Include Cary Christian's Samuel Casucci, who scored on 17-yard and 5-yard runs and 55-yard pass. Game of the Week is Trinity Christian at ...ortheast Academy. The #5 team hosts the #1 team and these games are always very competitive and hard-hitting]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2009 15:41:00 GMT Thirty-two teams remain undefeated after eight weeks of football. Five teams dropped out this week. Those teams remaining are as follows with record and classifications]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2009 14:31:00 GMT Article by CarolinaBlue.com Publisher, Adam Powell. For Wilmington (....C.) Hoggard offensive tackle T.J. Leifheit this past weekend's official visit to ...orth Carolina was the final clincher for the Tar Heels... After visiting a couple of times earlier this fall and several other times over the past year, Leifheit already had a great feel for everything that U...C had to offer him, and with much of his family accompanying him on this particular visit, he went ahead and decided to pull the trigger for Carolina.]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2009 03:17:00 GMT After eight weeks of football there are 79 teams that are averaging thirty points or more in scoring per game. The number one team has reached the 50's. 15 teams are scoring forty or more per game. Continue to check on your favorite team(s)]]> Mon, 12 Oct 2009 20:40:00 GMT After the 8th Week of the 2009 season - Defensive Leaders in Team Points Allowed. This week we have 39 times allowing twelve or fewer points per game. Two teams are tied for first with only 3.86 points allowed per game. Seventeen others have allowed less than ten. Enter to see if your favorite team is among these]]> Mon, 12 Oct 2009 20:20:00 GMT Senior Alfy Hill plays strongside defensive end for Shallotte, ...orth Carolina's West Brunswick High School. Hill stands 6'4" and weighs 222 pounds. His 40 time is 4.59. Rivals' Barry Every says Hill has a build similar to fellow native ...orth Carolinian Donte Moss. Continue to see more on Hill as well as the school he has committed to play with after high school graduatio]]> Mon, 12 Oct 2009 20:03:00 GMT