CHAPEL HILL – In the third straight State Championship Game matchup between the two schools, the Tarboro ground game & speed proved too much for East Surry to overcome, helping the Vikings chew up the clock and race to a 25-7 victory. The win landed Tarboro their seventh State Championship all time and secured Head Coach Jeff Craddock’s sixth state title.

Viking running back Tobias Joyner was a wrecking crew with the ball in his hand. He galloped for two long touchdown runs on sweep plays, sprinting 56 and 31 yards, respectively, to paydirt in the opening half of play and helped Tarboro open up an 18-0 halftime advantage. In all, Joyner carried the ball 12 times for 179 yards, posting an average carry of just under 15 yards. He was selected as the game’s Most Valuable Player.

After East Surry’s opening drive stalled and the Cardinals missed a 35-yard field goal attempt, Tarboro took the ball nine plays and 80 yards to go up 7-0. The Vikings capped off their opening drive with a one-yard touchdown plunge by Jalen Razor, who was selected as the Vikings’ Most Outstanding Offensive Performer in the game finishing the game with 45 yards and a score on his 14 carries.

The Viking defense was equally dominant in the game, led by Most Outstanding Defensive Performer Xzavion Pitt. Pitt amassed 8.5 tackles and a quarterback hurry on his way to the award. He helped lead the Tarboro defense that held a potent East Surry attack to just 257 yards of total offense just one year after the Cardinals hung 56 points on the Vikings in the 2019 1AA State Title Game.

The Cardinals were led by Luke Bullington who had 20 carries for 105 yards in the game on his way to winning the Most Outstanding Offensive Player award for East Surry. Defensively Benji Gosnell led the way for East Surry, racking up nine total tackles in the game, six of them of the solo variety, on his way to being chosen as the Most Outstanding Defensive Player for the Cardinals.

The game was the third straight year that teams from East Surry and Tarboro met in the State Championship Game. It marked only the second time in the 108-year history of the NCHSAA Football State Championships that the same two teams met for the State Championship three years in a row. The only other time was in the Class A Championship Games from 1931 to 1933 when Durham beat Charlotte two out of three years.

Tarboro wrapped up the season 9-0. The Vikings were 4-0 in Coastal Plains 1A play, winning the championship. Tarboro secured the program’s fourth straight Regional Title.

East Surry finished the season 9-2. The Cardinals were 5-0 in Northwest 1A play, winning the league title. They won the program’s third straight regional title and appeared in the State Championship Game for the third time since in program history.

The NCHSAA is committed to recognizing and promoting good sportsmanship and has partnered with the NC Farm Bureau to highlight individuals from each State Championship event who exemplify the ideals of outstanding sportsmanship. The 2020-2021 1AA Sportsmanship Award recipients were Evan Morris from Tarboro and Will Hiatt from East Surry.

 

Scoring Summary

First Quarter

5:29 – TAR – J. Razor 1 yard run (N. Farmer pass failed) – TAR 6-0 ( 9 plays, 80 yards, 4:07)

0:12 – TAR – T. Joyner 56 yard run (N. Farmer run failed) – TAR 12-0 (6 plays, 85 yards, 2:56)

Second Quarter

10:16 – TAR – T. Joyner 31 yard run (N. Farmer pass failed) – TAR 18-0 (2 plays, 43 yards, 1:22)

Third Quarter

8:38 – TAR – T. White 5 yard run (L. Dupree kick good) – TAR 25-0 (6 plays, 44 yards, 3:22)

Fourth Quarter

3:14 – ES – T. Needham 23 yard pass from F. Boaz (D. Sutterby kick good) – TAR 25-7 (7 plays, 82 yards, 1:51)

 

RALEIGH – The Tarboro Vikings pulled away with 36 second-half points to defeat East Surry 50-10 and win back-to-back state championships at the 1AA level.  The win gave the Vikings the program’s sixth state championship. The Vikings were dominant on the ground racking up 442 yards rushing while holding the Cardinals to zero yards rushing in the game.


East Surry jumped out to an early lead as Gunnar Jones recovered a Tarboro fumble and too it 18 yards to the end zone to give the Cardinals a 7-0 lead with 4:02 to go in the first quarter. The Vikings answered on the ensuing possession driving 69 yards in six plays Kimani McDaniels capped off the drive with a 36-yard touchdown run with 47 seconds to go in the quarter to knot the score at 7.

Clifton Joyner, Jr. gave Tarboro their first lead of the game when he scored from 17 yards out on the ground with 8:34 to go in the second quarter. That capped a 29-yard drive took just five plays after a Keon Caudle punt return set Tarboro up with a short field. East Surry sliced into that lead, mounting a 16-play drive that chewed up 6:35 of the second quarter and culminated in a 24-yard field goal by Derek Sutterby to make it 14-10 Tarboro at the half.

1AA MVP Kimani McDaniels

The second half was all Vikings as McDaniels opened the third quarter by breaking a 65-yard run for a touchdown with 10:16 to go in the quarter. McDaniels long sprint made it 21-10. McDaniels finished the game with 112 yards rushing and two touchdowns as he was named the game’s Most Valuable Player.

Just three minutes after McDaniels long run, Joyner, Jr. found paydirt on a one-yard touchdown run to put the Vikings up 29-10 after the two-point conversion attempt was successful. Joyner, Jr. finished the game with 76 yards rushing on 12 carries with two touchdowns as he was named the Most Outstanding Offensive Player for Tarboro.

Caudle added a touchdown late in the third quarter, crossing from 40 yards out with just 11 seconds to go in the quarter, putting Tarboro up 36-10. Jaquez Edge scored from four yards out with 9:47 to go in the game, punctuating a six-play, 56-yard drive and extending the Viking lead to 43-10. Caudle closed out the scoring with a 33-yard sprint to the end zone with 4:37 to go in the game to give the Vikings the final 50-10 margin.

Melik Ward was named the Most Outstanding Defensive Player for Tarboro as he racked up 8 tackles, including 2.5 sacks and 3 tackles for loss in the game. For East Surry, Hoyt Bullington led the team in tackles with 19 in the game, including three for loss as he was selected East Surry’s Most Outstanding Defensive Player. Jefferson Boaz was the Most Outstanding Offensive Player for East Surry, completing 10 of 20 passes for 122 yards and averaging 38.8 yards per punt.


Story and photos courtesy of NCHSAA

In what might seem to be a repeat of many of the past few seasons, the Tarboro Vikings were dominant on their way to playing in a state championship game. Tarboro, the defending 1AA champs, will get a chance to defend their crown this Saturday evening at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh.

The vaunted “Tarboro-T” offense had led to a group of running backs who can each break off for a long run to the house while also sharing the load of carries. Although the Vikings have amassed almost 5,000 yards rushing this season, Coach Jeff Craddock doesn’t have a single 1,000-yard rusher on the roster. Four Vikings, Keon Caudle (928), Jacques Edge (890), Jyron Albritton (869), and Clifton Joyner (854) are leading the offense.

The Vikings have only given up 52 points this season and have shut out seven opponents. After Tarboro hasn’t even lost a conference game in seven years.

Getting revenge over conference rival Mount Airy, who defeated the Cardinals at the end of the regular season, in the third round propelled East Surry to the regional final game with Starmount, which the Cardinals won, 44-27, to secure their first-ever berth in a football state championship game. Trent Lowman’s East Surry Cardinals come into the game with an 11-3 record.

East Surry is fairly balanced on the offensive side of the ball with 3,100 yards on the ground and 2,600 through the air. Two junior quarterbacks are leading this offensive attack. While Jefferson Boaz leads the team in passing with 1,356 yards, Stephen Gosnell leads the team in rushing with 1,080 yards but he has also thrown for almost 1,200 through the air.

Defensively, junior linebacker Hoyt Bullington, who is tops on the team with over one-hundred tackles this season, will be tasked with leading a defense against a team that has scored over 700 points this season.

The NCHSAA Regional Final Pairings have been set. Teams that win this week will move on to the state championship game. The state title games will be played on December 14th and 15th at NC State’s Carter Finley Stadium, UNC-Chapel Hill’s Kenan Stadium, and Duke’s Wallace Wade Stadium.

1A
East
#2 Pamlico (12-1) vs. #4 Rosewood (9-2)
West
#3 Murphy (11-1) vs. #4 Robbinsville (11-2)

1AA
East
#1 Tarboro (13-0) vs. #3 Edenton Holmes (12-1)
West
#2 Starmount (7-6) vs. #4 East Surry (10-3)

2A
East
#1 Northeastern (13-0) vs. #6 Southwest Onslow (12-2)
West
#2 Reidsville (14-0) vs. #8 Brevard (11-3)

2AA
East
#1 Ledford (13-1) vs. #3 North Davidson (12-2)
West
#2 Hibriten (14-0) vs. #4 Shelby (11-3)

3A
East
#1 Havelock (13-0) vs. #6 Jacksonville (10-1)
West
#3 Charlotte Catholic (13-1) vs. #5 Kings Mountain (12-2)

3AA
East
#2 Southeast Guilford (13-1) vs. #4 Cleveland (12-2)
West
#3 Mount Tabor (10-4) vs. #5 Weddington (13-1)

4A
East
#5 Seventy-First (11-3) vs. #10 Scotland (8-5)
West
#1 East Forsyth (13-0) vs. #6 Porter Ridge (9-4)

4AA
East
#1 Wake Forest (12-0) vs. #6 Pinecrest (11-3)
West
#5 Vance (13-1) vs. #6 Myers Park (13-1)

1A Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Northampton (11-1) vs. #4 Rosewood (8-2)
#2 Pamlico (11-1) vs.#3 Gates (10-2)
West
#1 Thomas Jefferson (12-0) vs. #4 Robbinsville (10-2)
#2 Mitchell (10-2) vs. #3 Murphy (10-1)

1AA Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Tarboro (12-0) vs. #5 North Stanly (11-2)
#3 Edenton Holmes (11-1) vs. #7 Riverside-Martin (10-3)
West
#1 Mount Airy (12-0) vs. #4 East Surry (9-3)
#2 Starmount (6-6) vs. #11 Polk County (5-8)

2A Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Northeastern (12-0) vs. #4 Kinston (12-0)
#6 Southwest Onslow (11-2) vs. #7 Wallace-Rose Hill (9-3)
West
#4 Wheatmore (12-1) vs. #8 Brevard (10-3)
#2 Reidsville (13-0) vs. #3 Mountain Heritage (11-1)

2AA Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Ledford (12-1) vs. #5 Hertford County (7-5)
#2 SouthWest Edgecombe (11-2) vs. #3 North Davidson (11-2)
West
#4 Shelby (10-3) vs. #8 North Lincoln (10-3)
#2 Hibriten (13-0) vs. #3 Bandys (12-1)

3A Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Havelock (12-0) vs. #4 Terry Sanford (10-3)
#6 Jacksonville (9-1) vs #7 Eastern Alamance (10-3)
West
#1 Northwest Cabarrus (13-0) vs. #5 Kings Mountain (11-2)
#2 Huss (13-0) vs. #3 Charlotte Catholic (12-1)

3AA Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#4 Cleveland (11-2) vs. #9 Hillside (10-3)
#2 Southeast Guilford (12-1) vs.#14 Dudley (10-3)
West
#1 Watauga (13-0) vs. #5 Weddington (12-1)
#2 AC Reynolds (12-1) vs. #3 Mount Tabor (9-4)

4A Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#8 South View (11-2) vs. #5 Seventy-First (10-3)
#3 Pine Forest (10-2) vs. #10 Scotland (7-5)
West
#1 East Forsyth (12-0) vs. #4 Grimsley (7-5)
#2 West Mecklenburg (9-2) vs. #6 Porter Ridge (9-4)

4AA Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Wake Forest (11-0) vs. #4 Leesville Road (10-2)
#2 Hoggard (10-1) vs. #6 Pinecrest (10-3)
West
#5 Vance (12-1) vs. #8 Hough (11-2)
#2 Richmond (11-1) vs. #6 Myers Park (12-1)

1A Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Northampton (10-1) vs. #9 Washington County (4-7)
#4 Rosewood (7-2) vs. #5 North Edgecombe (6-5)
#3 Gates (9-2) vs. #6 South Creek (8-4)
#2 Pamlico (10-1) vs. #7 Southside (5-7)
West
#1 Thomas Jefferson (11-0) vs. #8 Bishop McGuinness (8-4)
#4 Robbinsville (9-2) vs. #5 Elkin (7-5)
#3 Murphy (9-1) vs. #6 Alleghany (7-5)
#2 Mitchell (9-2) vs. #7 Cherokee (7-5)

1AA Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Tarboro (11-0) vs. #9 South Stanly (8-4)
#4 Granville Central (8-1) vs. #5 North Stanly (10-2)
#3 Edenton Holmes (10-1) vs. #6 East Carteret (8-4)
#2 Princeton (9-0) vs. #7 Riverside-Martin (9-3)
West
#1 Mount Airy (11-0) vs. #8 Swain County (7-5)
#4 East Surry (8-3) vs. #5 Bessemer City (7-5)
#3 North Rowan (9-2) vs. #11 Polk County (4-8)
#2 Starmount (5-6) vs. #10 Community School of Davidson (7-5)

2A Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Northeastern (11-0) vs. #9 Beddingfield (9-2)
#4 Kinston (11-0) vs. #5 Clinton (8-2)
#3 South Columbus (12-0) vs. #6 Southwest Onslow (10-2)
#7 Wallace-Rose Hill (8-3) vs. #15 Goldsboro (6-5)
West
#1 Randleman (12-0) vs. #8 Brevard (9-3)
#4 Wheatmore (11-1) vs. #5 West Stanly (7-4)
#11 Hendersonville (7-5) vs. #3 Mountain Heritage (10-1)
#2 Reidsville (12-0) vs. #7 East Rutherford (10-2)

2AA Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Ledford (11-1) vs. #8 Roanoke Rapids (8-4)
#4 West Craven (7-5) vs. #5 Hertford County (6-5)
#3 North Davidson (10-2) vs. #6 Cummings (5-7)
#2 SouthWest Edgecombe (10-2) vs. #7 Croatan (6-5)
West
#8 North Lincoln (9-3) vs. #16 East Lincoln (6-6)
#4 Shelby (9-3) vs. #5 Ashe County (10-2)
#3 Bandys (11-1) vs. #6 West Stokes (11-1)
#2 Hibriten (12-0) vs. #10 South Point (9-3)

3A Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Havelock (11-0) vs. #9 Franklinton (8-4)
#4 Terry Sanford (9-3) vs. #5 Rocky Mount (9-1)
#3 Western Alamance (11-1) vs. #6 Jacksonville (8-1)
#2 Southern Nash (10-0) vs #7 Eastern Alamance (9-3)
West
#1 Northwest Cabarrus (12-0) vs. #9 Tuscola (8-4)
#4 Statesville (9-3) vs. #5 Kings Mountain (10-2)
#3 Charlotte Catholic (11-1) vs. #11 Monroe (7-5)
#2 Huss (12-0) vs. #7 Crest (9-3)

3AA Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Northern Durham (11-1) vs. #9 Hillside (9-3)
#4 Cleveland (10-2) vs. #5 Conley (9-3)
#6 New Hanover (9-3) vs. #14 Dudley (9-3)
#2 Southeast Guilford (11-1) vs. #7 Eastern Guilford (10-2)
West
#1 Watauga (12-0) vs. #8 Parkland (11-1)
#4 South Iredell (7-5) vs. #5 Weddington (11-1)
#3 Mount Tabor (8-4) vs. #6 Erwin (10-1)
#2 AC Reynolds (11-1) vs. #10 Sun Valley (10-2)

4A Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 South Central (11-0) vs. #8 South View (10-2)
#4 Riverside-Durham (7-3) vs. #5 Seventy-First (9-3)
#3 Pine Forest (9-2) vs. #6 Middle Creek (8-4)
#2 Cardinal Gibbons (10-1) vs. #10 Scotland (6-5)
West
#1 East Forsyth (11-0) vs. #9 Glenn (6-6)
#4 Grimsley (6-5) vs. #5 Mooresville (9-3)
#3 Page (6-5) vs. #6 Porter Ridge (8-4)
#2 West Mecklenburg (8-2) vs. #7 West Charlotte (7-5)

4AA Football Playoff Second Round Pairings
East
#1 Wake Forest (10-0) vs. #8 Fuquay-Varina (8-4)
#4 Leesville Road (9-2) vs. #12 Broughton (7-5)
#3 Holly Springs (7-4) vs. #6 Pinecrest (9-3)
#2 Hoggard (9-1) vs. #10 Garner (7-5)
West
#1 Mallard Creek (10-0) vs. #8 Hough (10-2)
#4 Ardrey Kell (5-6) vs. #5 Vance (11-1)
#3 Butler (9-2) vs. #6 Myers Park (11-1)
#2 Richmond (10-1) vs. #10 Reagan (8-4)

It took a little while, but when the Tarboro ground game woke up in the second quarter, it never stopped, as the Vikings ran for 300 yards and sprinted to a 32-7 victory over Mount Airy in the 1AA State Championship game at Carter-Finley Stadium. The win was Tarboro’s fifth state title and their first since 2011.

Both offenses sputtered in the game’s opening frame, combining for just 79 yards of total offense. In the second, Tarboro’s Deontae Williams got loose, running for 75 yards in the quarter on just five carries. His rushing attack set the stage for a six-yard scoring run by Keon Caudle that put Tarboro up 6-0 with 9:32 to go in the second, and the Vikings never looked back.

Williams added two touchdowns in the fourth, one from a single yard out and the other from 14, on his way to being named the game’s M.V.P. His second touchdown increased the Tarboro lead to 25-7. Williams finished the day with 118 yards on just 12 carries. Cliffton Joyner was named the Most Outstanding Offensive Player for the Vikings, racking up 87 yards on 10 carries. Jyron Albritton took home the Most Outstanding Defensive Player with five tackles in the game.

Mount Airy struggled offensively, only managing 175 yards of total offense in the game, only 40 of that coming via the ground game. Ian Holder completed 11 of his 20 passes for 135 yards and one touchdown. Holder found Donovan Greene from 35 yards out for the Granite Bears only touchdown. Holder was named the Granite Bears Most Outstanding Offensive Player. Greyson Tucker took home Most Outstanding Defensive player of the game honors for Mount Airy leading the team with 11 tackles.

The 4 o'clock 1AA matchup in Raleigh features two undefeated teams in Tarboro and Mount Airy. Both teams come into the game with identical 14-0 records. Tarboro is looking for the fifth title in their school's history while the Granite Bears of Mount Airy are looking for their second title.

Carter Finley Stadium

Both teams are stingy on defense only giving up a total of 229 points throughout the 28 combined games that the teams have played.


Leading the way for the Vikings is senior quarterback Tae Randolph and Deontae Williams. On their way to averaging 52 points a game, Tarboro has averaged over 350 yards rushing per contest. Defensively, Tarboro has only given up 17 points so far in the playoffs. During the regular season, the Vikings pitched six shutouts while giving up less than 100 yards per game on average.

Mount Airy can score a bunch of points as well, averaging over 45 points per game. The Granite Bears have a fairly balanced attack, averaging 257 yards on the ground and 148 yards through the air each game. Senior quarterback Ian Holder has thrown for 23 touchdowns and almost 1900 yards while also running for over a thousand yards and 13 scores. Donovan Green has over 1000 yards receiving for the Granite Bears and sophomore Jonathan Smith has eclipsed the 100-yard mark ten times this season and has almost 1500 yards total.

Carter-Finley Stadium
NC State University, Raleigh

1A

1AA

Kenan Stadium
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

2AA

2A

Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium
Duke University, Durham

3A

3AA

BB&T Field
Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem

4AA

Wake Forest 21, Mallard Creek 0

4A

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – The Wallace-Rose Hill Bulldogs are no stranger to the 1AA State Championship game as the team came into the 2016 1AA State Championship against West Montgomery as the two-time defending champion. The Bulldogs nabbed the early lead on a 15- yard TD by Javonte Williams and ran to a 30-7 victory over the Warriors claiming their third straight title.

Williams crossed the plane again in the first quarter with 1:33 to go in the quarter scoring from 40 yards out and giving the Bulldogs a 14-0 lead. He was named the game’s M.V.P. with 69 yards rushing and two touchdowns.

The Bulldogs weren’t done in the first half as Quavion Basyden gave them a 21-0 lead breaking a 72-yard run with seven minutes to play in the half, dragging a Warrior defender the last 13 yards.

West Montgomery did strike back to begin the third quarter as senior quarterback Jackson Dozier carried from 13 yards out to put the Warriors on the board and trim the Bulldog lead to 21-7 with 8:28 to go in frame. Dozier was named the Warriors Most Outstanding Performer offensively as he threw for 106 yards, and gained 46 yards on the ground before sack yardage reduced his total.

The Bulldogs stretched the lead back out to 21 with 2:08 to go in the third as quarterback Aliza Carter found Jalyn Pollock in the right corner of the endzone from 24 yards away. Wallace-Rose Hill tacked on another two points after downing a punt at the Warrior 1-yardline, sacking Dozier on the next play to make it 30-7 with 9:43 to play.

West Montgomery completed their season 15-1, undefeated in the regular season and champions of the Yadkin Valley 1A Conference. The Warriors are still searching for their first state title in now four appearances in the NCHSAA Finals.

Wallace-Rose Hill finished the season 15-1 winning the school’s sixth football State Championship all-time in nine appearances in the State Finals.

Story courtesy of the NCHSAA

CHAMPIONSHIP CENTRAL

4AA
1		Middle Creek
5		Fuquay-Varina
6		Page
7		Richmond
1		East Forsyth
5		West Forsyth
6		Mallard Creek
2		Hough
4A
1		DH Conley
5		JH Rose
3		Hillside
2		New Hanover
1		Dudley
4		South Caldwell
3		Charlotte Catholic
7		North Davidson
3AA
1		Terry Sanford
13		Northern Guilford
3		Southern Durham
2		Cleveland
1		Concord
4		South Iredell
6		Weddington
2		Crest
3A
1		Eastern Alamance
4		Southern Guilford
3		Rocky Mount
10		Morehead
8		Kings Mountain
12		Hibriten
6		West Rowan
2		South Point
2AA
1		TW Andrews
4		Clinton
3		East Duplin
2		Bunn
1		Monroe
4		Franklin
11		East Burke
2		East Lincoln
2A
1		Kinston
4		Northeastern
3		Fairmont
2		SouthWest Edgecombe
1		Shelby
12		Mount Pleasant
6		Lincolnton
7		Mountain Heritage
1AA
1		Wallace-Rose Hill
4		East Carteret
3		James Kenan
2		Tarboro
1		East Wilkes
4		Mitchell
3		East Surry
10		Walkertown
1A
1		Plymouth
4		South Creek
11		North Edgecombe
2		Southside
1		Comm School of Davidson
4		Thomas Jefferson
3		Murphy
2		Robbinsville

4AA
1		Middle Creek	35
9		Millbrook	14
5		Fuquay-Varina	35
13		Northwest Guilford	20
3		Wake Forest	21
6		Page	30
7		Richmond	29
2		Jack Britt	28
1		East Forsyth	49
8		Independence	7
5		West Forsyth	20
13		Myers Park	3
3		Butler	30
6		Mallard Creek	35
10		Ardrey Kell	7
2		Hough	34
4A
1		DH Conley	42
8		Northern Durham	39
5		JH Rose	42
4		Cape Fear	41
3		Hillside	42
6		Hoggard	14
7		West Johnston	17
2		New Hanover	24
1		Dudley	42
9		Southwest Guilford	0
12		AL Brown	14
4		South Caldwell	23
3		Charlotte Catholic	20
11		Seventy-First	13
7		North Davidson	46
2		Scotland	42
3AA
1		Terry Sanford	17
8		Hunt	3
5		Asheboro	17
13		Northern Guilford	28
3		Southern Durham	17
6		Orange	14
7		Gray's Creek	18
2		Cleveland	36
1		Concord	37
9		Ledford	0
12		Robinson	13
4		South Iredell	14
3		AC Reynolds	21
6		Weddington	28
10		Cuthbertson	21
2		Crest	31
3A
1		Eastern Alamance	35
9		Southern Nash	20
12		Fike	0
4		Southern Guilford	45
3		Rocky Mount	34
11		South Johnston	20
10		Morehead	42
2		Havelock	35
1		Freedom	6
8		Kings Mountain	21
12		Hibriten	28
13		St. Stephens	23
3		West Henderson	19
6		West Rowan	41
7		Statesville	21
2		South Point	42
2AA
1		TW Andrews	24
9		Northside-Jacksonville	14
5		Beddingfield	27
4		Clinton	43
3		East Duplin	34
11		Croatan	7
10		Cummings	28
2		Bunn	56
1		Monroe	58
8		Maiden	20
12		West Caldwell	7
4		Franklin	31
3		West Stokes	21
11		East Burke	27
7		Wilkes Central	12
2		East Lincoln	34
2A
1		Kinston	18
9		Ayden-Grifton	14
5		Hertford	34
4		Northeastern	41
3		Fairmont	44
6		South Columbus	6
7		East Bladen	21
2		SouthWest Edgecombe	41
1		Shelby	34
8		Carver	9
12		Mount Pleasant	52
4		Hendersonville	46
3		Reidsville	6
6		Lincolnton	36
7		Mountain Heritage	30
2		Thomasville	22
1AA
1		Wallace-Rose Hill	49
8		Camden County	6
5		Granville Central	27
4		East Carteret	35
3		James Kenan	47
6		Riverside-Martin	14
7		Lakewood	7
2		Tarboro	37
1		East Wilkes	22
8		Swain	7
12		Mount Airy	14
4		Mitchell	41
3		East Surry	56
6		East Montgomery	35
10		Walkertown	63
2		West Montgomery	35
1A
1		Plymouth	48
9		Columbia	6
12		Jones Senior	16
4		South Creek	38
3		Weldon	24
11		North Edgecombe	34
10		Northampton	36
2		Southside	40
1		Comm School of Davidson	24
8		Andrews	0
12		Union Academy	0
4		Thomas Jefferson	31
3		Murphy	28
6		Rosman	27
10		Winston-Salem Prep	15
2		Robbinsville	37