Kenan Stadium – UNC Chapel Hill

BB&T Field – Wake Forest University

Carter-Finley Stadium – NC State University

4AA
2nd Round Scores

West
West Forsyth 35, Lake Norman 17
Page 55, West Mecklenburg 26
Butler 42, Mallard Creek 28
Vance 41, Myers Park 38 (OT)

East
Wake Forest 7, Laney 6
Heritage 25, Pinecrest 21
Middle Creek 45, Sanderson 7
Garner 54, Richmond 37

3rd Round Matchups

West
West Forsyth (11-2) at Page (12-1)
Vance (12-1) at Butler (12-1)

East
Heritage (11-2) at Wake Forest (13-0)
Garner (12-1) at Middle Creek (13-0)

4A
2nd Round Scores

West
Davie 38, A.L. Brown 19
Dudley 55, Watauga 20
East Forsyth 49, North Davidson 10
Charlotte Catholic 48, Mount Tabor 14

East
Cardinal Gibbons 31, New Hanover 13
Cape Fear 35, West Johnston 34
Scotland 66, Southeast 28
Hoggard 65, Greenville Rose 41

3rd Round Matchups

West
Dudley (12-1) at Davie (12-1)
Charlotte Catholic (12-1) at East Forsyth (12-1)

East
Cardinal Gibbons (12-1) at Cape Fear (13-0)
Hoggard (8-5) at Scotland (13-0)

3AA
2nd Round Scores

West
AC Reynolds 60, Erwin 7
Weddington 42, Ledford 21
Marvin Ridge 48, Robinson 28
Hickory Ridge 34, South Iredell 22

East
Jacksonville 28, West Brunswick 12
Lee County 35, Terry Sanford 3
Eastern Guilford 37, Asheboro 7
Western Alamance 51, Cleveland 26

3rd Round Matchups

West
Weddington (10-3) at AC Reynolds (11-2)
Marvin Ridge (8-5) at Hickory Ridge (11-2)

East
Jacksonville (9-4) at Lee County (12-1)
Western Alamance (11-2) at Eastern Guilford (13-0)

3A
2nd Round Scores

West
Hibriten 62, Burns 28
West Rowan 35, Crest 7
South Point 45, Tuscola 6
Patton 22, Pisgah 13

East
West Craven 36, Eastern Alamance 7
Havelock 14, Orange 7
Rocky Mount 27, Southern Nash 21
Southern Guilford 29, South Johnston 7

3rd Round Matchups

West
West Rowan (10-3) at Hibriten (13-0)
Patton (9-4) at South Point (9-4)

East
Havelock (12-1) at West Craven (12-0)
Rocky Mount (11-2) at Southern Guilford (11-2)

2AA
2nd Round Scores

West
Shelby 41, Franklin 0
Hunter Huss 41, R-S Central 0
Monroe 31, Mount Pleasant 13
East Lincoln 34, West Caldwell 14

East
East Duplin 33, Roanoke Rapids 0
Hertford 34, TW Andrews 31
Clinton 45, South Granville 7
Northside-Jacksonville 15, Bunn 7

3rd Round Matchups

West
Hunter Huss (10-3) at Shelby (13-0)
East Lincoln (11-2) at Monroe (11-2)

East
Hertford (9-4) at East Duplin (12-1)
Northside-Jacksonville (10-3) at Clinton (13-0)

2A
2nd Round Scores

West
Lincolnton 68, Eastern Randolph 27
Hendersonville 73, Surry Central 28
Reidsville 45, Mountain Heritage 16
North Rowan 27, Brevard 21

East
Northeastern 63, Southwest Onslow 20
Edenton Holmes 51, Kinston 33
South Columbus 75, Fairmont 42
East Bladen 28, Ayden-Grifton 21

3rd Round Matchups

West
Hendersonville (10-3) at Lincolnton (12-1)
North Rowan (11-2) at Reidsville (13-0)

East
Edenton Holmes (11-2) at Northeastern (11-2)
East Bladen (9-4) at South Columbus (11-2)

1AA
2nd Round Scores

West
Mount Airy 49, East Surry 6
Whiteville 13, Bessemer City 12
West Montgomery 70, Swain 42
East Montgomery 49, Walkertown 14

East
East Carteret 56, Gates 0
Tarboro 61, Granville Central 0
Lakewood 42, Princeton 22
Wallace-Rose Hill 38, Union 0

3rd Round Matchups

West
Whiteville (8-5) at Mount Airy (12-1)
East Montgomery (12-1) at West Montgomery (13-0)

East
Tarboro (11-2) at East Carteret (12-1)
Wallace-Rose Hill (12-1) at Lakewood (10-3)

1A
2nd Round Scores

West
Murphy 42, Winston-Salem Prep 18
Mountain Island 54, Thomas Jefferson 40
Cherokee 22, North Duplin 20
Mitchell 58, Hayesville 6

East
Plymouth 49, Jones Senior 13
North Edgecombe 16, Northside-Pinetown 14
Northampton 49, Southeast Halifax 8
Southside 60, KIPP Pride 8

3rd Round Matchups

West
Mountain Island (10-3) at Murphy (12-1)
Cherokee (9-4) at Mitchell (12-1)

East
North Edgecombe (11-1) at Plymouth (10-3)
Northampton (7-6) at Southside (9-4)

BUIES CREEK, North Carolina – Campbell University will join the Big South Conference as a football member effective the 2018 season. Campbell President J. Bradley Creed made the announcement Monday, Nov. 14, at Gore Arena upon the recommendation of the Board of Trustees.

The University’s Board of Trustees unanimously approved the motion for Campbell, already a Big South affiliate in 18 other sports. The Camels will be immediately eligible to compete for the Big South Championship beginning in the fall of 2018.

Campbell will fulfill its obligation to the Pioneer Football League for the 2017 season, which will mark their 10^th year of football since bringing back the sport in 2008 after a hiatus of 58 years. With football schedules confirmed years in advance, the first available season to fully compete in the Big South is 2018.

Campbell will move toward the full NCAA Football Championship Subdivision scholarship allotment (63) after a decade in the non-athletic scholarship PFL.

Among the nation’s premier FCS conferences, the Big South has made three consecutive quarterfinal appearances in the FCS Playoffs, and recorded multiple postseason bids three times since the league first received an automatic bid in 2010. A Big South member has been ranked in the FCS top-25 for 75 consecutive weeks.

Current Big South Conference football membership includes core members Charleston Southern University (Charleston, S.C.), Gardner-Webb University (Boiling Springs, N.C.), Liberty University (Lynchburg, Va.) and Presbyterian College (Clinton, S.C.), plus associate football-only institutions Kennesaw State University (Kennesaw, Ga.) and Monmouth University (West Long Branch, N.J.).

A charter member of the Big South, formed in 1983, Campbell competed in the league until joining the Atlantic Sun Conference from 1994 until 2011, when the Camels rejoined the Big South.

Among the top-rated stadiums in FCS, Barker-Lane Stadium is the home of the Fighting Camels. Since the facility’s expansion in 2013, attendance has topped the 6,000 mark seven times (seating capacity 5,500), including a record 6,673 for the Camels’ 2016 Homecoming matchup against Stetson. Prior to the 2016 season, CU installed a state-of-the-art high-definition Daktronics video board just beyond the north end zone.

This season, with the top two single-game attendances in Barker-Lane Stadium’s history in hand, Campbell is on pace to set single-season highs in fans through the gates.

Under the direction of fourth year head coach Mike Minter, the Camels have established themselves as one of the top defenses and rushing teams in FCS. Campbell ranks in the top-20 in both categories this season after being the fifth-rated defense in the country in 2015.

The Camels have placed two on NFL rosters, with defensive tackle Greg Milhouse, Jr. (New York Giants) and long snapper Danny Dillon (Arizona Cardinals) both signing contracts prior to the 2016 season.

Dr. Brad Creed - Campbell University President
“We could not be more excited and proud to take Campbell University football to the next level through moving our program to the Big South Conference. This is a natural progression to align most all of our teams among a great group of teams in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and New Jersey. We plan to be competitive from day one!”

Ben Thompson - Chair, Board of Trustees 
“The Board of Trustees gave considerable time to discuss the future of Campbell football and the vote was unanimous. The Big South Conference is the perfect fit for our growing program. This is a great business decision for Campbell and our football program, and we look forward to joining the Big South for football in 2018.”

Kyle Kallander – Big South Conference Commissioner
“Ever since Campbell University returned to the Big South Conference in 2011, we have encouraged them to join Big South football. Campbell is committed to excellence and doing things the right way, so we knew that once it added scholarships, Campbell football would be an outstanding addition to the Big South. It will not take long before the Camels are contending for the Conference championship and FCS Playoffs. This is terrific news for the Big South and we are thrilled to welcome Campbell Camels football in 2018!”

Bob Roller – Director of Athletics
"This day signifies another milestone in the growth of Campbell athletics. With the tremendous support that our football program has received from alumni and fans, this is the next step in our progression.  We look forward to filling in the missing piece to our full membership in the Big South Conference and are ready to send Coach (Mike) Minter and his staff on the road recruiting now for FCS scholarship competition in the 2018 season."

Mike Minter – Head Football Coach
“This is a great day for this football program and for Campbell University. I want to thank the Board of Trustees, President Creed and Bob Roller for making this possible. When I came to Campbell four years ago I wanted to build Campbell into a FCS powerhouse, and now we get that opportunity by moving to scholarship football and a great conference in the Big South.”

1^st Round: November 18, 2016


2016 Football Championships 1A


2016 Football Championships 1AA


2016 Football Championships 2A


2016 Football Championships 2AA


2016 Football Championships 3A


2016 Football Championships 3AA


2016 Football Championships 4A


2016 Football Championships 4AA

2016 NCHSAA Playoff Pairings

From 2016-17 NCHSAA Handbook

4.1.17 Playoff Berths/Qualification:

(a) All teams that finish first (1st) in the conference regular season or are the conference tournament champions, automatically qualify. In a split conference a team must finish 1st in their part of the split or be the conference tournament champion to automatically qualify.

(1) Split conferences cannot have separate tournaments, and the regular season conference champion must participate in the conference tournament.

(b) All other teams qualify based upon the best 22-game record (10-game, Football; All games, Tennis, Wrestling and Lacrosse) from the non-automatic qualifiers in a classification.

(c) All classifications will field a full complement of 64 teams with the exception of Tennis, Wrestling and Lacrosse.

(d) If ties exist for the final at-large berth(s) qualifiers, they will be broken by:

(1) All Head-to-Head Competition:

(i) The non-conference game(s) that are dropped for seeding purposes may still be used in breaking a tie

(2) Conference Winning Percentage 

(3) Draw

4.1.18 Seeding:

(a) Once the qualifying teams are determined, they will be divided into four (4) groups, (i.e. East, Mideast, Midwest, West) based upon the longitude of each school.

(b) Seed all first place, regular season conference champions by 22-game winning percentage (10-game, football; All games, Tennis, Wrestling & Lacrosse) followed by;

(c) Conference tournament champions by 22-game winning percentage (10-game, football; All games, Tennis, Wrestling & Lacrosse), followed by;

(d) All other qualifying teams by 22-game winning percentage (10-game, football; All games, Tennis, Wrestling & Lacrosse)

(1) All ties for seeding in (a), (b) or (c) will be broken by:

(i) All Head-to-Head Competition Note: The non-conference game(s) that are dropped for seeding purposes may still be used in breaking a tie. Note: All teams involved in the tie must have played each other.

(ii) 24-game record (11-game, Football; All games, Tennis, Wrestling and Lacrosse)

(iii) MaxPreps Ranking (last available ranking at the time of the seeding) (iv) Draw

4.1.19 Bracketing:

(a) Once the seeding process is complete, the pairings will be made with teams from the East paired with teams from the Mideast and teams from the Midwest paired with teams from the West.

(b) A bracketing template for each sport will be posted on the NCHSAA website.

4.1.20 Reporting Playoff Advancement:

(a) After schools have qualified for the playoffs, it is their responsibility to report advancement by the appropriate method and deadline as designated by the NCHSAA.

(b) Failure to report a playoff advancement will result in a $400 fine to the school. Teams must report advancement no later than 6 a.m. the day following each win.

(c) Postponements should also be reported.

4A				4AA
E	1	New Hanover		E	1	Wake Forest
ME	8	Northern Durham		ME	8	Panther Creek
E	5	DH Conley		E	5	Laney
ME	4	Cardinal Gibbons		ME	4	Fuquay-Varina
E	3	West Johnston		E	3	Heritage
ME	6	Pine Forest		ME	6	Holly Springs
E	7	Clayton		E	7	Leesville Road
ME	2	Cape Fear		ME	2	Pinecrest
ME	1	Scotland		ME	1	Middle Creek
E	8	New Bern		E	8	Wakefield
ME	5	Seventy-First		ME	5	South View
E	4	Southeast Raleigh		E	4	Sanderson
ME	3	Hillside		ME	3	Richmond
E	6	Hoggard		E	6	Millbrook
ME	7	Person		ME	7	Green Hope
E	2	JH Rose		E	2	Garner
W	1	Davie		W	1	Lake Norman
MW	8	Southeast Guilford		MW	8	East Mecklenburg
W	5	AL Brown		W	5	South Mecklenburg
MW	4	Glenn		MW	4	West Forsyth
W	3	Watauga		W	3	West Mecklenburg
MW	6	Southwest Guilford		MW	6	Mooresville
W	7	Alexander Central		W	7	Olympic
MW	2	Dudley		MW	2	Page
MW	1	East Forsyth		MW	1	Butler
W	8	Harding		W	8	McDowell
MW	5	North Davidson		MW	5	Mallard Creek
W	4	TC Roberson		W	4	Hough
MW	3	Mount Tabor		MW	3	Vance
W	6	Porter Ridge		W	6	Ardrey Kell
MW	7	Parkland		MW	7	Northwest Guilford
W	2	Charlotte Catholic		W	2	Myers Park
3A				3AA
E	1	West Craven		E	1	West Brunswick
ME	8	Northeast Guilford		ME	8	Northern Guilford
E	5	Nash Central		E	5	Jacksonville
ME	4	Eastern Alamance		ME	4	Westover
E	3	Havelock		E	3	Terry Sanford
ME	6	Walter M. Williams		ME	6	Northwood
E	7	Fike		E	7	Topsail
ME	2	Orange		ME	2	Lee County
ME	1	Southern Nash		ME	1	Eastern Guilford
E	8	Northern Nash		E	8	Corinth Holders
ME	5	Southern Lee		ME	5	Asheboro
E	4	Rocky Mount		E	4	Triton
ME	3	Southern Guilford		ME	3	Western Alamance
E	6	West Carteret		E	6	Southern Durham
ME	7	South Johnston		ME	7	Union Pines
E	2	Eastern Wayne		E	2	Cleveland
W	1	Hibriten		W	1	AC Reynolds
MW	8	McMichael		MW	8	Central Cabarrus
W	5	Burns		W	5	Erwin
MW	4	North Forsyth		MW	4	Sun Valley
W	3	Crest		W	3	Kings Mountain
MW	6	East Rowan		MW	6	Ledford
W	7	Freedom		W	7	Statesville
MW	2	West Rowan		MW	2	Weddington
MW	1	South Point		MW	1	Robinson
W	8	West Henderson		W	8	Ashbrook
MW	5	Anson		MW	5	Concord
W	4	Tuscola		W	4	Marvin Ridge
MW	3	Forestview		MW	3	Hickory Ridge
W	6	Patton		W	6	Asheville
MW	7	Carson		MW	7	Cuthbertson
W	2	Pisgah		W	2	South Iredell
2A				2AA
E	1	Northeastern		E	1	East Duplin
ME	8	Midway		ME	8	Graham
E	5	Southwest Onslow		E	5	Roanoke Rapids
ME	4	North Johnston		ME	4	East Davidson
E	3	Edenton Holmes		E	3	Hertford
ME	6	Beddingfield		ME	6	Franklinton
E	7	Kinston		E	7	North Brunswick
ME	2	Greene Central		ME	2	TW Andrews
ME	1	South Columbus		ME	1	Clinton
E	8	Bertie		E	8	North Lenoir
ME	5	Fairmont		ME	5	South Granville
E	4	First Flight		E	4	SouthWest Edgecombe
ME	3	East Bladen		ME	3	Randleman
E	6	Farmville Central		E	6	Northside-Jacksonville
ME	7	Red Springs		ME	7	St. Pauls
E	2	Ayden-Grifton		E	2	Bunn
W	1	Lincolnton		W	1	Shelby
MW	8	Thomasville		MW	8	North Surry
W	5	West Wilkes		W	5	Franklin
MW	4	Eastern Randolph		MW	4	Cramer
W	3	Hendersonville		W	3	Huss
MW	6	Lexington		MW	6	Parkwood
W	7	Polk		W	7	RS Central
MW	2	Surry Central		MW	2	Wilkes Central
MW	1	Reidsville		MW	1	Monroe
W	8	Madison		W	8	West Lincoln
MW	5	West Stanly		MW	5	Mount Pleasant
W	4	Mountain Heritage		W	4	Maiden
MW	3	North Rowan		MW	3	East Lincoln
W	6	North Wilkes		W	6	Smoky Mountain
MW	7	Carver		MW	7	West Stokes
W	2	Brevard		W	2	West Caldwell
1A				1AA
E	1	Plymouth		E	1	East Carteret
ME	8	Weldon		ME	8	Rosewood
E	5	Manteo		E	5	Gates County
ME	4	Jones		ME	4	Louisburg
E	3	Northside-Pinetown		E	3	Tarboro
ME	6	Rocky Mount Prep		ME	6	James Kenan
E	7	Columbia		E	7	Camden
ME	2	North Edgecombe		ME	2	Granville Central
ME	1	Southeast Halifax		ME	1	Lakewood
E	8	Pamlico		E	8	Spring Creek
ME	5	Northampton		ME	5	Princeton
E	4	Perquimans		E	4	Riverside
ME	3	KIPP Pride		ME	3	Union
E	6	Mattamuskeet		E	6	Heide Trask
ME	7	South Creek		ME	7	Pender
E	2	Southside		E	2	Wallace Rose Hill
W	1	Murphy		W	1	Mount Airy
MW	8	South Robeson		MW	8	South Stanly
W	5	Robbinsville		W	5	Pine Lake Prep
MW	4	Winston-Salem Prep		MW	4	East Surry
W	3	Thomas Jefferson		W	3	Bessemer City
MW	6	Bishop McGuinness		MW	6	North Moore
W	7	Andrews		W	7	Cherryville
MW	2	Mountain Island		MW	2	Whiteville
MW	1	North Duplin		MW	1	West Montgomery
W	8	Rosman		W	8	Starmount
MW	5	Union Academy		MW	5	North Stanly
W	4	Cherokee		W	4	Swain
MW	3	Alleghany		MW	3	East Montgomery
W	6	Hayesville		W	6	Avery
MW	7	Chatham Central		MW	7	Walkertown
W	2	Mitchell		W	2	East Wilkes

The 2016 Average Daily Membership (ADM) Numbers for Football Playing Schools have been released.

North Carolina Department of Public Instruction has provided the NCHSAA with the 2016 Average Daily Membership numbers for all 409 member schools (including non-football playing schools). The numbers used reflect adjustments for early/middle colleges, specialty schools, and alternative schools where applicable. They will be used to subdivide qualifying teams into A/AA for the 2016 football playoffs.

School	ADM
South Mecklenburg	3,145
Ardrey Kell	3,064
Myers Park	3,057
Enloe	2,813
Green Hope	2,786
Panther Creek	2,720
Broughton	2,683
Mallard Creek	2,682
Olympic	2,664
Hough	2,639
Garner	2,619
Independence	2,568
Leesville Road	2,523
Cary	2,439
Millbrook	2,408
Hoke County	2,400
West Forsyth	2,376
Middle Creek	2,301
Garinger	2,296
North Mecklenburg	2,291
Laney	2,283
Fuquay-Varina	2,241
Northwest Guilford	2,237
Richmond Senior	2,210
Pinecrest	2,201
Butler	2,195
Lumberton	2,165
Athens Drive	2,153
Page	2,128
Providence	2,119
Holly Springs	2,088
Rolesville	2,078
Apex	2,045
Jordan, C.E.	2,025
Wakefield	2,004
West Mecklenburg	1,992
Wake Forest	1,991
Britt, Jack	1,985
Reagan	1,978
East Mecklenburg	1,970
Ashley	1,955
Sanderson	1,935
South View	1,932
Heritage	1,916
Mooresville	1,874
Vance	1,871
Lake Norman	1,869
McDowell	1,859
Hoggard	1,848
Overhills	1,832
Riverside - Durham	1,826
Reynolds, R.J.	1,824
Rocky River	1,820
East Forsyth	1,816
Southeast Raleigh	1,816
Corinth Holders	1,793
South Caldwell	1,773
Hopewell	1,766
Grimsley	1,761
Davie County	1,756
Harding University	1,755
West Charlotte	1,752
Porter Ridge	1,740
Southwest Guilford	1,725
Swett, Purnell	1,717
New Bern	1,716
Hickory Ridge	1,714
Central Cabarrus	1,704
High Point Central	1,703
Cox Mill	1,688
Pine Forest	1,676
Marvin Ridge	1,666
Conley, D.H.	1,657
New Hanover	1,654
South Iredell	1,653
Roberson, T.C.	1,650
Cleveland	1,646
Knightdale	1,643
Ragsdale	1,643
Parkland	1,639
Seventy-First	1,634
Clayton	1,633
Scotland County	1,623
South Central	1,612
North Davidson	1,609
Mount Tabor	1,600
Cape Fear	1,589
Hillside	1,589
Southern Durham	1,585
Glenn	1,577
Southern Alamance	1,574
Smith, Ben L.	1,573
Berry, Phillip O.	1,571
Northern Durham	1,562
Lee County	1,551
Cuthbertson	1,547
Brown, A.L.	1,539
Chapel Hill	1,532
Dudley	1,532
Apex Friendship	1,530
Cardinal Gibbons	1,518
Harnett Central	1,511
Grays Creek	1,508
Rose, J.H.	1,503
Erwin	1,496
Northern Guilford	1,466
Western Harnett	1,458
Sun Valley	1,450
Alexander Central	1,444
Reynolds, A.C.	1,439
Southeast Guilford	1,432
Sanford, Terry	1,408
Northwood	1,407
West Brunswick	1,407
East Wake	1,400
Western Guilford	1,397
Topsail	1,393
West Johnston	1,389
East Chapel Hill	1,376
Piedmont	1,375
Watauga	1,373
Ashbrook	1,370
Asheville	1,364
Jacksonville	1,363
Asheboro	1,362
Weddington	1,361
Union Pines	1,360
Hunt	1,351
Triton	1,341
Eastern Guilford	1,335
Person	1,323
Robinson, J.M.	1,321
Westover	1,319
Byrd, Douglas	1,318
Ledford	1,311
Statesville	1,303
Western Alamance	1,286
Smith, E. E.	1,276
Kings Mountain	1,269
Concord	1,267
Eastern Alamance	1,265
Rocky Mount	1,264
Aycock, C.B.	1,263
St. Stephens	1,255
Enka	1,254
West Carteret	1,251
Smithfield-Selma	1,241
Charlotte Catholic	1,240
Carson, Jesse	1,236
Northwest Cabarrus	1,235
Fike	1,230
North Buncombe	1,228
South Johnston	1,223
Crest	1,213
Orange	1,201
Northside-Jacksonville	1,192
Northeast Guilford	1,189
Monroe	1,180
Forestview	1,177
North Iredell	1,174
Rockingham County	1,173
Freedom	1,172
Williams	1,172
North Gaston	1,166
North Forsyth	1,162
Cedar Ridge	1,159
Parkwood	1,159
Southern Lee	1,154
Franklinton	1,148
South Brunswick	1,144
Southern Guilford	1,144
Northern Nash	1,143
Swansboro	1,118
North Brunswick	1,109
Hunter Huss	1,104
Southern Nash	1,101
North Henderson	1,096
Southern Wayne	1,087
Havelock	1,077
West Henderson	1,077
West Rowan	1,076
Hickory	1,073
West Caldwell	1,070
Durham School of the Arts	1,068
Tuscola	1,063
White Oak	1,061
Southwestern Randolph	1,060
McMichael	1,054
Cramer, Stuart	1,051
Eastern Wayne	1,049
South Point	1,047
Burns	1,044
East Rowan	1,044
Nash Central	1,044
Forest Hills	1,029
Washington	1,024
Currituck County	1,014
Hibriten	1,014
Pisgah	1,014
Morehead	1,003
Foard, Fred T.	993
Central Davidson	988
St. Pauls	986
Andrews, T.W.	984
Wilkes Central	984
Newton-Conover	979
Roanoke Rapids	976
North Lincoln	975
West Craven	971
Anson County	969
East Duplin	963
Cummings	957
Patton	955
East Burke	953
Franklin	953
Bunker Hill	952
West Iredell	952
South Rowan	947
North Pitt	945
East Davidson	940
Richlands	940
Bunn	938
South Granville	937
Ashe County	936
East Henderson	926
East Gaston	925
Croatan	911
West Stokes	901
Maiden	900
East Lincoln	898
Smoky Mountain	890
Clinton	889
Bandys	884
Dixon	882
Mount Pleasant	878
Randleman	876
Webb, J.F.	875
Forbush	874
North Surry	871
North Lenoir	870
SouthWest Edgecombe	863
Atkins	861
Owen	861
West Lincoln	851
Jordan Matthews	847
R-S Central	845
Shelby	845
Graham	843
Southern Vance	842
Yancey, Bartlett	842
Northern Vance	840
Hertford County	839
Lincolnton	836
Salisbury	836
Central Academy	835
Wheatmore	832
Providence Grove	830
Beddingfield	827
Carrboro	822
Northeastern	819
Reidsville	812
Greene Central	809
North Johnston	809
Lake Norman Charter	806
Chase	805
Pasquotank County	803
Hendersonville	795
Red Springs	795
South Columbus	792
West Wilkes	790
Surry Central	786
West Davidson	786
Walkertown	785
South Lenoir	783
Brevard	776
Lexington	776
Madison	776
Trinity	774
West Bladen	770
Bertie	766
Kinston	766
Midway	761
First Flight	760
Goldsboro	760
West Stanly	757
Trask, Heide	756
Southwest Onslow	753
Carver	743
Eastern Randolph	743
North Wilkes	743
Farmville Central	727
Granville Central	721
Fairmont	720
Whiteville	715
East Rutherford	712
Mountain Heritage	709
Kenan, James	707
Ayden-Grifton	703
Thomasville	700
Spring Creek	693
Draughn	685
Bessemer City	681
NC School of Science & Math	680
Wallace-Rose Hill	674
East Montgomery	662
East Bladen	651
Warren County	650
Lincoln Charter	648
Polk County	642
East Surry	632
Pine Lake Preparatory	612
North Rowan	612
Tarboro	609
Camden County	607
Louisburg	607
Holmes, John A.	606
Starmount	603
Avery County	601
Pender	597
East Carteret	590
North Stanly	588
East Wilkes	584
North Moore	583
Riverside	564
Raleigh Charter	563
West Montgomery	557
Swain County	556
Highland School of Technology	555
Lakewood	544
Union	542
Hobbton	541
South Stokes	538
Cherryville	536
Rosewood	533
Princeton	526
Uwharrie Charter	525
Gates County	519
South Stanly	518
Mount Airy	513
Research Triangle	510
Franklin Academy	506
Mitchell	506
Community School of Davidson	502
Manteo	502
Murphy	495
Perquimans County	494
Union Academy	484
Queen's Grant	481
Mountain Island Charter	479
West Columbus	472
Gray Stone Day	469
South Robeson	468
Northampton County	461
Albemarle	451
Southside	449
Alleghany	446
Northwest Halifax	437
Pamlico County	436
Northside	435
South Davidson	430
East Columbus	428
Chatham Central	410
Voyager Academy	410
Roxboro Community	408
Bishop McGuinness	407
Lejeune	403
Hayesville	389
North Stokes	389
Robbinsville	378
Elkin	377
Rosman	363
North Duplin	357
KIPP Pride	353
Jefferson, Thomas Classical	347
Weldon	345
Piedmont Community Charter	337
Plymouth	330
Jones Senior	329
East Wake Academy	326
Kestrel Heights	316
Cherokee	312
Southeast Halifax	299
Rocky Mount Preparatory	292
South Creek	267
Andrews	248
North Edgecombe	240
Neuse Charter	239
Oxford Preparatory	231
Winston-Salem Preparatory	206
Bear Grass Charter	205
Chatham Charter	188
Hiwassee Dam	187
Cape Hatteras	185
Woods Charter	182
Carolina International	176
Bradford Preparatory	170
Henderson Collegiate	169
Columbia	168
River Mill Academy	164
Tri-County Early College	146
Falls Lake Academy	140
Blue Ridge Early College	124
Highlands	117
Mattamuskeet	117
Creswell	85
NC School for the Deaf	66
Ocracoke	56
Eastern NC School for the Deaf	31
Nantahala	28

Carolina Gridiron ranks the top fifteen teams in each classification weekly during the football regular season. Teams are ranked based on a number of factors including strength of schedule, wins, and quality losses. Interact with us on Twitter (@NCGridiron and @NCGridironNews) and let us know your thoughts using the hashtag #CGTop15.