Wachovia Conference Cup Winners Announced

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1 FOR RELEASE: Immediately Wachovia Conference Cup Winners Announced Wachovia, a Wells Fargo company, along with the North Carolina High School Athletic Association, today announced the final standings in the Wachovia Conference Cup competitions for the sports season. The Wachovia Cup award, sponsored by Wachovia and the NCHSAA, recognizes the high schools that achieve the best overall interscholastic athletic performance within each of the state s four competitive classifications. Wachovia has sponsored the conference awards program since The Wachovia Conference Cup, formerly known as the Wachovia Trophy, is a companion to the Wachovia Cup. The Conference Cup is awarded to schools with the best overall interscholastic athletic performance in each individual conference. In most conferences, points are awarded based on participation and standings in conference play. Each conference determines its own method of awarding points. Conferences are listed alphabetically by classification. Class 1-A Conference Results: Carolina 1-A: Rosewood wins the Conference Cup, dominating the spring season with championships in men s track, men s tennis, and men s golf. Princeton comes in second thanks to a league title in softball. Two top finishes, one in women s outdoor track and field and one in baseball, earn Ayden-Grifton third in the conference. Conference Standings: Rosewood 67, Princeton 57.5, Ayden-Grifton 54.5, Goldsboro 47, Spring Creek 37, North Duplin 28. Coastal Plains 1-A: Southwest Onslow passes previous first-place Dixon with championships in men s golf and women s soccer and takes the Conference Cup. Dixon finishes in second with a spring championship in baseball. Lejeune comes in third, finishing first in women s outdoor track and field. Conference Standings: Southwest Onslow 622.5, Dixon 597.5, Lejeune 530, East Carteret 470, Pamlico 450, Jones 325. Four Rivers 1-A: Titles in softball, women s outdoor track and field, and a tie for first in baseball propel Riverside into first and earn it the Conference Cup. Manteo, previously in first, drops to second and Northside holds on to its third-place position. Conference Standings: Riverside 132, Manteo 128.5, Northside 107, Camden 100, Southside 89, Perquimans 88, South Creek 84.5, Plymouth 62. Smoky Mountain 1-A: Murphy surges from fourth in the conference to take the top spot and the Conference Cup due to an impressive spring season consisting of championships in women s outdoor track and field, baseball, and a tie for first in softball. Hayesville finishes second and Swain in third with Swain taking a title in men s golf and tying with Murphy for first in softball. Conference Standings: Murphy 160.5, Hayesville 158.5,

2 Swain 157.5, Robbinsville 154.5, Andrews 123.5, Cherokee 120, Rosman 91.5, Hiwassee Dam 74.5, Highlands 58.5, Blue Ridge 50, Nantahala 13. Tar Roanoke 1-A: The Conference Cup winner is North Edgecombe, which finishes first in both men s and women s outdoor track and field. Gates County takes second thanks to conference crowns in baseball and softball. A second-place performance in women s outdoor track and field as well as a third-place finish in men s outdoor track and field earn KIPP Pride third in the conference. Conference Standings: North Edgecombe 485, Gates County 410, KIPP Pride 400, Northampton County-East 355, Northampton County-West 340, Southeast Halifax 335, Weldon 260. Tideland 1-A: In a tight conference with almost every team having a shot at the Conference Cup, Columbia is able to take it, finishing second in softball and baseball. Creswell, finishing first in softball and second in baseball, and Mattamuskeet, winning a title in baseball, finish right behind Columbia in second and third, respectively. Conference Standings: Columbia 25, Creswell 23, Mattamuskeet 21, Cape Hatteras 20, Ocracoke 4. Tri-County 1-A: Pender captures the Conference Cup, maintaining its first-place lead from the winter with a tie for first in softball with second-place overall finisher Union, which also finished second in baseball. Lakewood rounds out the top three thanks to a second-place performance in men s outdoor track and field. Conference Standings: Pender 73.5, Union 70, Lakewood 67, Heide Trask 63, Wallace-Rose Hill 59, James Kenan 58, Midway 58, Hobbton Yadkin Valley 1-A: Albemarle, aided by a balanced spring season performance, was able to hold off the rest of the field to win the Conference Cup. North Rowan and Gray Stone Day finish how they left off in the winter, numbers two and three in the conference respectively. North Rowan tied for first in baseball while Gray Stone finished second in men s tennis, men s golf, and women s soccer. Conference Standings: Albemarle 707.5, North Rowan 677.5, Gray Stone Day 652.5, East Montgomery 630, North Moore 585, South Stanly 555, Chatham Central 552.5, West Montgomery 545, South Davidson 385. Class 1-A/2-A Conference Results: Carolina 10 1-A/2-A: In a close skirmish for first, Carrboro just barely beats out Cedar Ridge for the Conference Cup. Carrboro finished first in men s golf and tied for first in women s soccer, while Cedar Ridge won a championship in men s outdoor track and field, and finished second in women s outdoor track and field and men s golf. The North Carolina School of Science and Math rounds out the top three, tying for first in women s soccer with Carrboro, and finishing first in women s tennis. Conference Standings: Carrboro 136.5, Cedar Ridge 135.5, NCSSM 125.5, Northwood 124, Durham School of the Arts 93, South Granville 86, Raleigh Charter 86, Granville Central 81.5, River Mill Academy 40, Roxboro Community 22.

3 Mountain Valley 1-A/2-A: A solid spring season with titles in men s golf and women s soccer keep Forbush atop the conference and earn it the Conference Cup. Wilkes Central finishes closely behind in second thanks to championships in baseball and men s tennis. Starmount finishes third with a conference crown in men s outdoor track and field. Conference Standings: Forbush 123, Wilkes Central 119, Starmount 108, Elkin 105, Ashe County 99, West Wilkes 83.5, East Wilkes 80, North Wilkes 65, Alleghany Northwest 1-A/2-A: Bishop McGuinness continues its top form in the spring and captures the Conference Cup with championships in men s golf and men s tennis, and a second-place finish in women s soccer. Surry Central takes second with a tie for second in baseball and third-place performances in men s soccer and men s outdoor track and field. Mount Airy is third with second-place finishes in men s outdoor track and field and men s tennis. Conference Standings: Bishop McGuinness 122, Surry Central 107, Mount Airy 106, West Stokes 105, East Surry 99.5, South Stokes 90.5, North Surry 89.5, North Stokes 76, Winston-Salem Prep Rocky River 1-A/2-A: Championships in men s tennis and women s soccer, as well as a share of a title in baseball give Cuthbertson the Conference Cup. Piedmont comes in second with a first-place finish in men s golf and a runner-up performance in softball. West Stanly finishes third, tying Cuthbertson for first in baseball and winning a championship in softball. Conference Standings: Cuthbertson 132.5, Piedmont 124.5, West Stanly 111, Central Academy 93.5, North Stanly 77, Forest Hills 74.5, Berry Academy 73, Monroe 60.5, Union Academy Southern Piedmont 1-A/2-A: In a close battle for the Conference Cup, East Lincoln beats out North Lincoln thanks to championships in baseball, softball, and women s soccer. North Lincoln captured league titles in men s golf and men s tennis, and Lincolnton rounds out the top three in the conference. Conference Standings: East Lincoln 171, North Lincoln 169, Lincolnton 152, West Lincoln 146, Highland Tech 125, Cherryville 115, Challenger 78, Bessemer City 70. Three Rivers 1-A/2-A: The Conference Cup goes to St. Paul s, first-place finisher in both men s and women s outdoor track and field. Fairmont takes second with a league title in men s tennis while Red Springs comes in third, finishing second behind Fairmont in men s tennis. Conference Standings: St. Paul s 60, Fairmont 48, Red Springs 43, South Robeson 41, East Columbus 40, West Columbus 23. Western Highlands 1-A/2-A: Charles D. Owen wins the Conference Cup, finishing first in baseball and softball and second in men s outdoor track and field. Hendersonville earns second place with titles in men s and women s outdoor track and field, as well as women s soccer. Third goes to Polk County, who finished second in baseball and women s soccer. Conference Standings: Owen 193, Hendersonville 188.5, Polk County 179, Mountain Heritage 161.5, Avery 142, Thomas Jefferson 120.5, Madison 115.5, Mitchell Class 2-A Conference Results:

4 Catawba Valley 2-A: Newton-Conover holds off second-place J.C. Draughn to take the Conference Cup thanks to a championship in men s tennis. Draughn finished second in baseball and narrowly edges out Maiden, whose championship in baseball and runner-up finish in softball earns it third in the conference. Conference Standings: Newton-Conover 94, J.C. Draughn 87, Maiden 86, Bandys 81, East Burke 79.5, South Iredell 71.5, West Caldwell Central Carolina 2-A: The top teams hold on to their previous winter positions, which means Salisbury wins the Conference Cup with spring championships in men s golf, men s tennis, and men s and women s outdoor track and field. Central Davidson comes in second with a first-place finish in softball, and second-place performances in men s outdoor track and field and men s tennis. West Davidson finishes third, winning a championship in baseball and finishing second in men s golf, men s outdoor track and field, and women s soccer. Conference Standings: Salisbury 161.5, Central Davidson 151, West Davidson 143, East Davidson 125.5, Lexington 108.5, Thomasville East Central 2-A: A stellar spring season procures the Conference Cup for Topsail with first-place finishes in men s tennis and softball. Croatan and Swansboro both finish closely behind, with Croatan coming in second and Swansboro third thanks to titles in women s soccer and women s outdoor track and field. Conference Standings: Topsail 192, Croatan 187, Swansboro 182, East Duplin 172, Richlands 158, Clinton 154, Northside 134, South Lenoir 113. Eastern Plains 2-A: Beddingfield is the winner of the Conference Cup thanks to spring championships in women s soccer, softball, and men s outdoor track and field. Second goes to North Pitt, conference runner-up in women s outdoor track and field. Kinston winds up third with a title in women s outdoor track and field to go with second-place finishes in women s soccer and men s outdoor track and field. Conference Standings: Beddingfield 89.5, North Pitt 69.5, Kinston 64.5, Tarboro 59.5, Farmville Central 53.5, SouthWest Edgecombe 51.5, Greene Central 46. Mid-State 2-A: Tying for first in men s tennis, as well as a second-place finishes in men s golf and men s outdoor track and field, give Jordan-Matthews the Conference Cup. Graham passes Cummings to finish in second, moving Cummings to third despite spring championships in men s and women s outdoor track and field. Conference Standings: Jordan-Matthews 78.5, Graham 63, Cummings 62.5, Bartlett Yancey 61, Reidsville 59.5, Eastern Randolph 59, Providence Grove Northern Carolina 2-A: Roanoke Rapids and Bunn maintain their positions from the winter as Roanoke Rapids wins the Conference Cup and Bunn finishes a close second. Roanoke won championships in women s soccer, men s tennis, and was co-champions in baseball. Bunn finished first in men s and women s outdoor track and field, and men s golf. A championship in softball and a share of the title in baseball with Roanoke Rapids earn North Johnston third in the conference. Conference Standings: Roanoke Rapids

5 118.5, Bunn 111, North Johnston 92.5, Franklinton 85, Corinth Holders 80.5, Louisburg 53.5, Warren County 44.5, Northwest Halifax Piedmont 2-A: A spring performance including championships in baseball, men s golf, and men s outdoor track and field helps Randleman maintain its first-place lead and win the Conference Cup. Trinity holds onto second with first-place finishes in women s soccer and a tie with third-place finisher Wheatmore in men s tennis. Wheatmore also won a conference crown in softball. Conference Standings: Randleman 83.5, Trinity 79, Wheatmore 74.5, High Point Andrews 54, Carver 34.5, Atkins Class 2-A/3-A Conference Results: Appalachian Athletic 2-A/3-A: West Henderson bounces back from its winter performance, winning a championship in women s soccer, and captures the Conference Cup. Both West Henderson and runner-up Tuscola had solid performances in women s outdoor track and field with Tuscola also grabbing a title in men s golf. Franklin rounds out the top three with a first-place finish in softball. Conference Standings: West Henderson 760, Tuscola 655, Franklin 620, Pisgah 570, North Henderson 545, East Henderson 530, Smoky Mountain 500, Brevard 425. Northeastern Coastal 2-A/3-A: The top three teams remain unchanged after the spring season, leaving First Flight on top thanks to championships in baseball, men s golf, and women s soccer. Northeastern finishes second with a title in softball, and Currituck ends up third with a share of first in baseball and women s soccer with First Flight, and a conference crown in women s outdoor track and field. Conference Standings: First Flight 96, Northeastern 93, Currituck 89, Edenton Holmes 61, Pasquotank 60, Hertford County 51, Bertie 39. South Mountain 2-A/3-A: Shelby solidifies the top spot in the conference and takes the Conference Cup thanks to first-place finishes men s tennis, men s golf, and men s outdoor track and field. Patton captures second with a runner-up finishes in men golf and men s outdoor track and field while Freedom finishes third in the conference with a second-place performance in men s tennis. Conference Standings: Shelby 90, Patton 84, Freedom 75, R-S Central 69, Burns 64, East Rutherford 61, Chase Waccamaw 2-A/3-A: South Brunswick captures the Conference Cup continuing its top form in the spring, finishing first in men s tennis and second in men s golf, women s soccer, and men s and women s outdoor track and field. Second belongs to West Brunswick, first in men s golf, softball, and women s outdoor track and field. Whiteville moves up one spot to finish third, capturing championships in women s soccer and baseball. Conference Standings: South Brunswick 108.5, West Brunswick 101.5, Whiteville 87.5, North Brunswick 78, East Bladen 68.5, West Bladen 67.5, South Columbus Class 3-A Conference Results:

6 Big East 3-A: With a sweep of the outdoor track and field titles and second-place finishes in baseball and men s golf, Rocky Mount wins the Conference Cup. Nash Central and Fike finish in a deadlock for second. Nash Central finished second in men s outdoor track and field while Fike placed first in women s soccer and men s golf as well as second in men s tennis and women s outdoor track and field. Conference Standings: Rocky Mount 176.5, Nash Central 167, Fike 167, Hunt 163, Southern Nash 141, Northern Nash Big South 3-A: Forestview is able to break the winter deadlock with Ashbrook and claim the Conference Cup, winning championships in men s golf, men s tennis, and men s and women s outdoor track and field. South Point finishes second with a conference crown in baseball, passing Ashbrook. Conference Standings: Forestview 199.5, South Point 191, Ashbrook 187.5, Kings Mountain 169, Crest 163, North Gaston 147.5, Hunter Huss Cape Fear Valley 3-A: With conference crowns in softball, women s soccer, and men s tennis, Union Pines vaults past Western Harnett to capture the Conference Cup. Western Harnett takes second, finishing second in softball, while Southern Lee finishes third, moving up from its previous fifth-place position with a championship in baseball. Conference Standings: Union Pines 123, Western Harnett 113.5, Southern Lee 88, Overhills 84, Gray s Creek Douglas Byrd 65, Westover 40. Carolina 3-A: Cardinal Gibbons solidifies its top spot in the conference and takes the Conference cup thanks to spring championships in men s golf, men s tennis and women s soccer. Second place goes to Chapel Hill who finished first in baseball and second in women s soccer, men s outdoor track and field, and men s tennis. Orange finishes third with titles in men s and women s outdoor track and field. Conference Standings: Cardinal Gibbons 90, Chapel Hill 79, Orange 68.5, Oxford Webb 47.5, Southern Vance 41, Northern Vance 38. Coastal 3-A: The Conference Cup goes to West Carteret for its solid performance during all three sports seasons, including a championship in men s golf in the spring. South Central comes in second after finishing first in women s outdoor track and field. Havelock is third with a second-place performance in men s outdoor track and field. Conference Standings: West Carteret 115.5, South Central 102.5, Havelock 85, Jacksonville 82.5, D.H. Conley 82, Washington 68.5, White Oak 63, West Craven 44. Eastern Carolina 3-A: In a struggle for the top spot in the conference, Triton has come out the victor, winning the Conference Cup with first-place finishes in men s and women s outdoor track and field. C.B. Aycock ends up an extremely close second, winning a conference crown in baseball, while South Johnston comes in third. Conference Standings: Triton 109.5, C.B. Aycock 109, South Johnston 99, Eastern Wayne 82.5, Southern Wayne 63.5, North Lenoir 57.5, Cleveland 45. Mid Piedmont 3-A: Asheboro narrowly edges out Ledford to take the Conference Cup. Asheboro finished first in men s tennis, men s golf, and women s soccer to beat out

7 Ledford, the league champion in women s outdoor track and field and softball. Thirdplace finisher Northeast Guilford won a league title in baseball. Conference Standings: Asheboro 81.5, Ledford 81, Northeast Guilford 54.5, Southwestern Randolph 35, Southern Guilford 50.5, North Forsyth Mid State 3-A: A dominant spring season with championships in men s tennis, women s outdoor track and field, and men s lacrosse, as well as a second place finish in men s golf, procure the Conference Cup for Northern Guilford. Walter Williams takes the second-place spot thanks to conference crowns in women s soccer and men s golf. Eastern Alamance finishes third with top-place finishes in baseball and men s outdoor track and field. Conference Standings: Northern Guilford 230, Walter Williams 206, Eastern Alamance 202.5, Western Alamance 189, Rockingham County 170, McMichael 162.5, Morehead 157, Eastern Guilford 148. North Piedmont 3-A: Solid spring performances, including championships in baseball and men s and women s outdoor track and field, secure the Conference Cup for East Rowan. Jesse Carson finishes second and West Rowan right behind in third with a top performance in women s soccer and second-place finishes in men s tennis and men s outdoor track and field. Conference Standings: East Rowan 777.5, Jesse Carson 677.5, West Rowan 672.5, West Iredell 632.5, North Iredell 617.5, Statesville 602.5, South Rowan 600. South Piedmont 3-A: Jay M. Robinson wins the Conference Cup, continuing its excellent performance in the spring with conference crowns in men s tennis and men s golf, and a share of the title in women s soccer. Hickory Ridge finishes second, with a first-place result in men s outdoor track and field. A tie with Robinson in women s soccer and a second-place performance in men s golf earn Cox Mill third in the conference. Conference Standings: Jay M. Robinson 792.5, Hickory Ridge 712.5, Cox Mill 647.5, Concord 642.5, Mount Pleasant 565, A.L. Brown 563.5, Northwest Cabarrus 562.5, Central Cabarrus 365. Class 3-A/4-A Conference Results: Mega 7 3-A/4-A: Another formidable sports season for Charlotte Catholic, including conference championships in women s soccer, men s golf, men s tennis, and a tie for first in baseball, secures the Conference Cup. Olympic finishes second with a title in women s outdoor track and field, and East Gaston comes in third, finishing first in softball. Conference Standings: Charlotte Catholic 122.5, Olympic 102, East Gaston 86.5, West Mecklenburg 75.5, Harding 35, E.E. Waddell 35, Garinger 24. Mountain Athletic 3-A/4-A: T.C. Roberson finishes ahead of the pack to capture the Conference Cup, winning titles in baseball, softball, and both men s and women s outdoor track and field. A.C. Reynolds ends the year in second with a spring championship in women s soccer. North Buncombe rounds out the top three. Conference Standings: T.C. Roberson 225, A.C. Reynolds 191, North Buncombe 146, McDowell 137, Asheville 135, Enka 121, Clyde Erwin 105.

8 Northwestern Athletic 3-A/4-A: Watauga is able to hold off Hickory and capture the Conference Cup thanks to championships in men s outdoor track and field, women s outdoor track and field, and men s tennis. Hickory finishes second with great performances in men s tennis and men s golf. Alexander Central comes in third, taking first in both baseball and softball. Conference Standings: Watauga 193.5, Hickory 188.5, Alexander Central 171.5, South Caldwell 161, Fred T. Foard 156.5, St. Stephens 155.5, Hibriten Southern Carolina 3-A/4-A: Another dominant season for Marvin Ridge, including championships in men s tennis and men s and women s outdoor track and field, earns it the Conference Cup. Weddington holds on to second in the conference, finishing second in men s tennis and women s soccer. Porter Ridge comes in third, capturing league titles in softball and men s golf. Conference Standings: Marvin Ridge 885, Weddington 792.5, Porter Ridge 752.5, Sun Valley 682.5, Parkwood 597.5, Anson 439. Class 4-A Conference Results Cap Eight 4-A: The Conference Cup goes to Millbrook, as the Wildcats were able to hold off up and coming Leesville Road who moved from fourth to finish second in the conference. Millbrook finished first in men s tennis and women s outdoor track and field, while Leesville took titles in men s golf and women s soccer. Wakefield finishes third, winning the baseball championship. Conference Standings: Millbrook 118, Leesville Road113, Wakefield 111, Broughton 110.5, Sanderson 83, Enloe 80.5, Wake Forest- Rolesville 79.5, Heritage Central Piedmont 4-A: In a fierce fight for first, Mount Tabor holds on and comes out on top to win the Conference Cup, aided by finishing number one in men s and women s outdoor track. Reagan takes second overall in the conference and Davie comes in third with a top finish in baseball. Conference Standings: Mount Tabor 785, Reagan 765, Davie 737.5, West Forsyth 710, R.J. Reynolds 692.5, North Davidson 585. Greater Neuse 4-A: Clayton maintains its top form to take the Conference Cup, placing first in both baseball and men s golf. Garner holds onto second with a championship in men s tennis while West Johnston surges from fifth to finish in third, winning league titles in both softball and women s soccer. Conference Standings: Clayton 261, Garner 245, West Johnston 223.5, East Wake 212.5, Harnett Central 212, Knightdale 210, Smithfield-Selma 174.5, Southeast Raleigh I-Meck 4-A: Championships in women s outdoor track and field, softball, baseball, and women s soccer secure the Conference Cup for Lake Norman. Mallard Creek comes in second, thanks to a title in men s outdoor track and field. Mooresville winds up in third. Conference Standings: Lake Norman 124, Mallard Creek 103, Mooresville 94, Hopewell 92.5, Hough 91.5, North Mecklenburg 85.5, Vance 51, West Charlotte 34.5.

9 Metro 4-A: With a championship in women s tennis, Page holds off Southeast Guilford to win the Conference Cup. Southeast Guilford takes second in the conference, passing previously second-place Grimsley with a dominating spring season, including conference crowns in men s and women s outdoor track and field, women s soccer, softball, baseball, and men s golf. Grimsley finishes in third with runner-up performances in women s soccer, men s golf, and men s tennis. Conference Standings: Page 96, Southeast Guilford 92.5, Grimsley 81, Southern Alamance 71, Western Guilford 63.5, Dudley 50, Ben L. Smith Mid-Eastern 4-A: An outstanding spring season, including championships in baseball, men s golf, women s soccer, and both men's and women s lacrosse, earns Hoggard the Conference Cup. Laney passes Rose to finish in second thanks to a runner-up performance in men s outdoor track and field. Rose finishes third in the conference, finishing second in softball. Conference Standings: Hoggard 106.5, Laney 72, J.H. Rose 68, New Hanover 67, Ashley 62.5, New Bern Mid-South 4-A: The tussle for the top spot ended as Terry Sanford beats out Jack Britt to win the Conference Cup. Terry Sanford finished first in men s tennis, while second-place Jack Britt was a co-champion in softball. South View rounds out the top three, finishing first in men s and women s outdoor track and field along with baseball. Conference Standings: Terry Sanford 91.5, Jack Britt 89.5, South View 77, Pine Forest 59.5, Cape Fear 53, E.E. Smith 43.5, Seventy First 34. Pac-6 4-A: After a long year of battling, Jordan comes out on top and takes the Conference Cup over second-place finisher East Chapel Hill. Jordan finished first in baseball and men s outdoor track and field, as well as a tie for first in men s lacrosse. East Chapel Hill finished first in both men s golf and men s tennis. Riverside comes in third and tied for first with Jordan in men s lacrosse, and finished second in softball and baseball. Conference Standings: Jordan 107, East Chapel Hill 102.5, Riverside 88, Northern 83.5, Person 54, Hillside 39, Southern 36. Piedmont Triad 4-A: The continued dominance of Northwest Guilford merited the Conference Cup as it wins the conference, finishing first in both men s golf and men s tennis. Southwest Guilford and East Forsyth are both able to climb up one spot as Ragsdale falls out of the top three. Second-place finisher Southwest Guilford came in second in baseball, men s outdoor track and field, and men s golf. East Forsyth finished first in women s soccer and men s outdoor track and field, and places third in the conference. Conference Standings: Northwest Guilford 109.5, Southwest Guilford 88.5, East Forsyth 87, Ragsdale 83, High Point Central 65, Glenn 53.5, Parkland Southeastern 4-A: Pinecrest wins the Conference Cup with league titles in baseball, men s golf, and men s outdoor track and field. First-place finishes in softball, men s tennis, and women s outdoor track and field earn Scotland second in the conference while Richmond is able to move up a spot and take third. Conference Standings: Pinecrest 88, Scotland 74.5, Richmond 56, Lumberton 53.5, Hoke 47, Purnell Swett 38.

10 Southwestern 4-A: Propelled by top performances in softball, men s and women s outdoor track and field, women s soccer, and men s golf, Ardrey Kell passes previously first-place Myers Park to take the Conference Cup. Both Myers Park and Providence, who finished second and third respectively, performed well in men s tennis and women s soccer. Conference Standings: Ardrey Kell 206, Myers Park 194, Providence 177.5, Butler 174, South Mecklenburg 167.5, Independence 133.5, East Mecklenburg 123.5, Rocky River 96. Tri Nine 4-A: First-place finishes in men s golf, women s soccer, and women s lacrosse help Green Hope capture the Conference Cup. Apex finishes second with conference crowns in men s and women s lacrosse as well as women s outdoor track and field. Panther Creek is the third-place finisher, capturing third in women s soccer and women s lacrosse. Conference Standings: Green Hope 158.5, Apex 142.5, Panther Creek 119, Cary 118.5, Holly Springs 102, Athens Drive 101.5, Middle Creek 95.5, Fuquay-Varina 80.5, Lee County 55. END NCHSAA WACHOVIA CONFERENCE CUP