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Regional high school track winners crowned
Samara Tisdale, Damien Washington, Tori Elliott, Jordan Warren and Myquon Stout were double winners Saturday at the NCHSAA 3A Midwest Regional track and field meet.
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Hickory Ridge reigns in SPC golf
South Piedmont Conference golfers traveled to Stanly County to determine league tournament laurels.
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Charlotte Catholic staying in NCHSAA
A proposed amendment that would have eliminated private schools, such as Charlotte Catholic, from the N.C. High School Athletic Association failed despite strong support.
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Two pairings change for tonight's SPC baseball tourney games
Some pairings have changed for tonight’s first round of the South Piedmont Conference baseball tournament.
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Lance Lewis signs with Washington Redskins
Former Concord High School star Lance Lewis has signed as an undrafted free agent with the Washington Redskins. For more about Lance, see "Lance Lewis seeks NFL chance" on this website.
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Bulldogs, Wonders claim SPC track titles
The A.L. Brown boys and Jay M. Robinson girls were runaway winners in the South Piedmont Conference track and field championships.
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Lance Lewis seeks NFL chance
Lance Lewis’ journey toward a future in the National Football League has taken him from coast to coast as he dreams of following the footsteps of Jimmy Hitchcock and Jay Graham.
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Hickory Ridge wins; NW Cabarrus gets top seed
Down 4-0 after two innings, Hickory Ridge rallied Tuesday for a 12-4 baseball win at Jay M. Robinson.
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Should private schools be part of NCHSAA?
Should Charlotte Catholic and other private schools compete with the state public schools? That is the question being posed to principals across North Carolina.
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Mt. Pleasant wins; NW Cabarrus in first alone
With three league games to play, Northwest Cabarrus is alone in first place in the South Piedmont Conference baseball standings.
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SPC baseball race heating up
The South Piedmont Conference baseball race is getting intense.
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Streaking South Rowan beats Concord
South Rowan accepted an abundance of free passes from Concord and rolled to a 12-3 nonconference baseball win Monday night.
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Central Cabarrus edges Concord
Ronnie Bost is happy to be back at Central Cabarrus.
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Rowan County tops Cabarrus in Irish Creek golf
Salisbury High School flexed its golfing muscle Tuesday.
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Concord Spiders tennis team dominating SPC
The Concord tennis team is dominating the South Piedmont Conference, and it’s not hard to understand why.
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Trojans rally from five down to beat Spiders
Trailing 6-1 going into the bottom of the fourth inning, the Northwest Cabarrus baseball team rallied for a 9-6 win over Concord.
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Overtime loss ends Concord's season
After coming so far this season, the Concord Spiders could not get the offense they needed in overtime.
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Spiders fall in OT heartbreaker at regional final
“I just can’t believe it’s over,” Concord senior Kendall Knorr said after an 81-75 loss to Hickory in the 3A regional final.
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Concord Spiders get rematch with Hickory
And so, a year later, the Concord Spiders will get another chance to beat Hickory.
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Concord Spiders, N. Forsyth Vikings ready for regional meeting
Friday night at about 8:30, Concord faces North Forsyth in a 3A basketball semifinal at the Greensboro Coliseum Special Events Center.
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Concord Spiders face another regional test
Concord's consistent basketball success is built on teamwork.
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Robinson wrestler wins third state title in a row
It took Garrison White less than a minute to win his third state wrestling championship in a row.
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Concord Spiders returning to regional tournament
The Concord Spiders are going back to another 3A Western Regional.
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Sectional championship basketball scores
FRIDAY 3A SECTIONAL FINALS Boys Concord 81, Catholic 64 N. Forsyth 79, Jay M. Robinson 58 Girls Berry Academy 47, Jay M. Robinson 33 REGIONAL Friday, March 2-- Concord plays regional semifinal game at 7 or 8:30 at UNCG's Fleming Gym The regional final is scheduled for Saturday, March 3 at 6 p.m. at the Greensboro Coliseum Special Events Center.
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Concord boys win big again in playoffs
Being top-seeded is reaping easy playoff victories for the Concord Spiders.
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