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1 2019 NCHSAA BASKETBALL PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIP NOTES CHAPEL HILL - The pairings for the 2019 NCHSAA Regional Basketball Championships have been set. There will be a press conference and championship information session for the State Championships on Tuesday, March 12th, 2019 at the DoubleTree by Hilton in RTP (4810 Page Creek Ln.; Durham, NC 27703). Breakfast and registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. with the press conference beginning at 9:30 a.m. Media outlets seeking to broadcast an NCHSAA Playoff game live must submit the online Broadcast Post-Season Request Form by visiting the Media section of the NCHSAA s website. All forms must be completed at least 24-hours prior to the start of the contest. A list of approved broadcasts will be posted on the NCHSAA Homepage on game day. Rights fees for the broadcast are made payable to the host school of the contest and must be paid prior to the start of a broadcast. The State Championship Games will be contested on Saturday, March 16th at NCSU s Reynolds Coliseum and UNC s Dean Smith Center. Play is scheduled to begin at 12:00 noon. Tickets to the Championships can be purchased at the gate, or digital tickets can be purchased in advance through the NCHSAA s partnership with GoFan. Tickets are $15.00 for the State Championships if purchased at the venue. The 2019 NCHSAA Basketball Championships will be broadcast live by Sinclair Broadcasting. The full schedule of games and affiliates across the state can be found by visiting our website, and visiting the basketball page, once it becomes available. All Regional Finals will be contested on Saturday, March 9, Each game will stream live on the NFHS Network with monthy passes for $9.95 per month. A subscription purchased this week will allow you to watch Basketball Regional Finals and all State Championships in the NCHSAA. #1 Washington County (26-1) vs. #2 Henderson Collegiate (30-2), 4:00 p.m. Site: Minges Coliseum, Carolina University, Greenville #1 Pamlico County (27-2) vs. #2 Carteret (22-3), 2:00 p.m. Site: Capel Arena, Fayetteville State University, Fayetteville #1 Farmville Central (30-0) vs. #2 Greene Central (23-7) 2:00 p.m. Site: Minges Coliseum, Carolina University, Greenville #1 Farmville Central (26-0) vs. #3 Kinston (25-5), 12:00 p.m. Site: Minges Coliseum, Carolina University, Greenville #3 ern Alamance (29-1) vs. #4 Walter M. Williams (26-3), 4:00 p.m. Site: Capel Arena, Fayetteville State University, Fayetteville #1 E.E. Smith (30-1) vs. #2 Southeast Guilford (26-3), 6:00 p.m. Site: Capel Arena, Fayetteville State University, Fayetteville #1 Millbrook (27-1) vs. #3 South Central (28-1), 6:00 p.m. Site: Minges Coliseum, Carolina University, Greenville #2 Southeast Raleigh (24-5) vs. #5 Cary (20-8), 12:00 p.m. Site: Capel Arena, Fayetteville State University, Fayetteville Live video of all eight Championship Games available on the NFHS Network 1A MEN S BASKETBALL REGIONAL FINALS PAIRINGS #3 North Rowan (28-2) vs. #9 Bishop McGuinness (22-8), 6:00 p.m. Site: Tarlton Complex, Catawba Valley Comm. College, Hickory 1A WOMEN S BASKETBALL REGIONAL FINALS PAIRINGS #1 Surry (26-2) vs. #3 Murphy (26-4), 2:00 p.m. Site: Shuford Gymnasium, Lenoir-Rhyne University, Hickory 2A MEN S BASKETBALL REGIONAL FINALS PAIRINGS #1 Lincoln (29-2) vs. #2 Forest Hills (28-2), 12:00 p.m. Site: Tarlton Complex, Catawba Valley Comm. College, Hickory 2A WOMEN S BASKETBALL REGIONAL FINALS PAIRINGS 3A MEN S BASKETBALL REGIONAL FINALS PAIRINGS #1 Mountain Heritage (27-0) vs. #3 Forbush (27-3), 4:00 p.m. Site: Shuford Gymnasium, Lenoir-Rhyne University, Hickory #1 Southwest Guilford (30-0) vs. #2 Cox Mill (28-2), 12:00 p.m. Site: Shuford Gymnasium, Lenoir-Rhyne University, Hickory 3A WOMEN S BASKETBALL REGIONAL FINALS PAIRINGS #2 Freedom (30-1) vs. #4 Cuthbertson (28-3), 4:00 p.m. Site: Tarlton Complex, Catawba Valley Comm. College, Hickory 4A MEN S BASKETBALL REGIONAL FINALS PAIRINGS #6 Charlotte (24-6) vs. #9 R.J. Reynolds (22-6), 6:00 p.m. Site: Shuford Gymnasium, Lenoir-Rhyne University, Hickory 4A WOMEN S BASKETBALL REGIONAL FINALS PAIRINGS #2 Forsyth (25-3) vs. #4 Butler (28-2), 2:00 p.m. Site: Tarlton Complex, Catawba Valley Comm. College, Hickory

2 2018 Women s Championship Retrospectives 1A Women: Mount Airy rolls past Pamlico to second straight title RALEIGH, N.C. Mount Airy and Pamlico County faced off in the 1A Women s Basketball State Championship Game for the second year in a row, and once again the Granite Bears came out firing on all cylinders on their way to a victory and a second straight state championship. Jo Snow put the Bears on her back early, scoring 13 of her team s first 15 points as Mount Airy ran out to a lead after the first quarter. Snow went on to score a game-high 27 points with four steals and a pair of assists as she was named the Kay Yow Most Valuable Player of the 1A Women s Basketball Championship Game. Mount Airy clamped down on the defensive end even tighter in the second half as the Granite Bears held Pamlico to just 11 points in the final 16 minutes. Shaunae Sawyers added nine points and grabbed a team-leading six rebounds on her way to being named the Granite Bears Most Outstanding Player. Asherah Smith landed in double-figures for Mount Airy as well, scoring 13 points and grabbing 3 rebounds. Arry Ward chipped in eight points to go with her four rebounds. Pamlico County never really got going offensively, as the Hurricanes turned the ball over 27 times in the game while forcing only 15 turnovers by Mount Airy. Jainaya Jones was named the Hurricanes Most Outstanding Player as she led the team with 17 points, playing the whole 32 minutes. The Hurricanes finished the season 26-2, as ern Regional Champions for the second year in a row. Mount Airy closed the books on their second straight 1A Women s Basketball Championship victory, ending the season with a 27-2 record. The Bears claimed their second all-time Women s Basketball championship and maintained a streak of 13-straight 1A Women s championships won by Northwest 1A Conference Schools Total Pamlico Co. (26-2) Mount Airy (27-2) Pamlico County Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St Jai. Jones C. Dudley M. Maher H. Davis Z. Davis H. Brooks C. Ricci Jak. Jones A. Anderson D. Jones Mount Airy Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St J. Snow M. Mayfield S. Sawyers A. Smith A. Ward A. Cox B. Flipppen C. Boyer T. Long A Women: North Pitt nabs their third title with win over North Wilkes CHAPEL HILL, N.C. North Pitt never trailed North Wilkes as the Panthers powered their way to a victory over the Vikings in the 2A Women s Basketball Championship. The Panthers claimed the school s third State Championship in Women s Basketball. Nyjanique Langley was the star two years ago for North Pitt in their A Championship victory, and she had another big game in this year s game. Langley exploded for 33 points, snatching 16 rebounds on her way to her second Kay Yow 2A Women s Basketball Championship Most Valuable Player award. Langley also chipped in six assists, many of them finding Casandra Watson who was the lone Panther that joined Langley in double-figures with 11 points. Ashanti Hines played tough defense and scored five points to go with her four rebounds as she was named North Pitt s Most Outstanding Player. North Wilkes kept the game within striking distance most of the way, trailing by 10 or less for much of the game before an explosive fourth quarter by the Panthers that saw them outscore North Wilkes 22-9 in the final frame. Victoria Young was named the Vikings Most Outstanding Player with 11 points and three rebounds to go along with her three assists. North Wilkes finished the season 28-4, champions of the Mountain Valley 1A/2A Conference and winners of the ern Regional Finals for the first time in school history. The Vikings made their first appearance all-time in an NCHSAA State Championship game. North Pitt closed the year at 26-5, winning the school s third state championship. It was the Panther s second title in the last three years Total North Pitt (26-5) North Wilkes (28-4) North Pitt Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St N. Langley A. Kerns C. Watson A. Hines T.. Williams G. Meeks N. Newton T. Frizzell North Wilkes Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St V. Young R. Casstevens A. Wood E. Phillips S. Billings S. Nichols S. Roal

3 2018 Women s Championship Retrospectives 3A Women: Northern Guilford claims second straight with win over Jacksonville RALEIGH, N.C. Northern Guilford led the whole way and pushed out to as much as a 19-point lead in the first half, as the Nighthawks powered their way past Jacksonville to the 3A Women s Basketball State Championship. The Nighthawks earned their second straight State Championship with the victory. Northern Guilford is used to tight games in the State Finals, losing in heart-breaking fashion two years ago to Freedom before edging Hickory Ridge last year. This year s Nighthawks didn t need much drama as they outscored Jacksonville 17-9 in the first quarter and outran them in the second to lead by 17 at the break. Kassie Robakiewicz shot five of six from beyond the arc and nine of 13 from the floor as she racked up 24 points, a pair of assists and two rebounds. Robakiewicz was named the Kay Yow 3A Women s Basketball State Championship Game Most Valuable Player. Her teammate and last year s championship game M.V.P. Elissa Cunane scored 23 points and had 21 rebounds as she was named the Most Outstanding Player for Northern Guilford. Cunane also shot a perfect eight of eight from the floor. Jacksonville clawed their way back into the game, cutting the Northern lead to five in the fourth quarter, but the Cardinals could not get out of the early hole they found themselves in after shooting less than 30% from the floor in the opening half. The Cardinals had three players in double-figures, Areon Lauren led the way with 16 points and was named Jacksonville s Most Outstanding Player. Kiani Gravely chipped in 14 points and Kennedy Todd-Williams added 10 points with her eight rebounds. Jacksonville finished the season 23-5, champions of the Coastal 3A regular season. The Cardinals won the ern Regional Championship for the first time in school history, appearing in the school s first Women s Basketball State Championship Game. Northern Guilford wrapped up the year 28-4, champions of the Mid-State 3A. They won the ern Regional Championship for the third year in a row, making the program s third appearance in the state finals in as many years. They claimed the school s second Women s Basketball State Championship Total Jacksonville (23-5) No. Guilford (28-4) Jacksonville Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St M. Gidrey N. Mitchells K. Todd-Williams A. Laurent K. Gravely M. Tucker I. Hill E. Kellum Northern Guilford Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St M. Wampler J. Henderson E. Cunane S. Chandler K. Robakiewicz J. Harris A Women: NW Guilford fights past SE Raleigh to win school s first WBB State Championship CHAPEL HILL, N.C. Southeast Raleigh built a 12-point lead early in the first quarter, but the defending 4A State Champions from Northwest Guilford slowly battled and scrapped their way back into the game for a victory and their second straight State Championship. Southeast Raleigh jumped out of the gates on fire, Jada McMillian and Tamia Davis had their team primed. McMillian went to work driving to the hoop while Davis hit the only three-pointer the Bulldogs attempted in the game during the opening frame. The Bulldogs pressed out to a 12-point lead with 3:47 to go in the second quarter after dominating the first quarter Northwest Guilford went on a run late in the first half to trim the Bulldog lead to just four at the break, Elizabeth Kitley was a dominating presence in the paint for the Vikings, scoring 18 points and snatching 8 rebounds on her way to being named the Kay Yow 4A State Championship Game Most Valuable Player. Cayla King also played a major role in the Viking comeback. King dumped in 15 points adding 3 assists, two blocks and a pair of steals. She also shot 11 of 12 from the foul line, helping to ice the game late for Northwest Guilford. King was named the Most Outstanding Player for Northwest Guilford. McMillian totaled 11 points for Southeast Raleigh, grabbing 4 rebounds as well as she ended her career at Southeast Raleigh by being named the team s Most Outstanding Player. McMillian finished her high school career with 115 wins in a Bulldog uniform. Junior Tamia Davis scored 11 for Southeast as well, the only other Bulldog in double-figures. Anya Poole battled on the glass to get 13 rebounds for the Bulldogs, helping the team to a advantage in the rebounding category. Southeast Raleigh finished the year 30-1, champions of the Cap 7 4A Conference. The Bulldogs won the ern Regional Championship for the fifth time in school history and second year in a row. Northwest Guilford wrapped up the year 29-2 and were the champions of the Metro 4A. The Viking seniors finished their careers with a program mark of in their four years. This was the second straight title for the Vikings and their second all-time Total SE Raleigh (30-1) NW Guilford (29-2) SE Raleigh Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St T. Davis N. Haddock J. McMillian J. Hazell A. Poole J. Person M. Johnson D. Abramson-Lee NW Guilford Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St L. Gauldin R. Kargo C. King E. Kitley B. Gibbs

4 2018 Men s Championship Retrospectives 1A Men: W-S Prep grabs fifth title with win over Pamlico Winston-Salem Prep dominated defensively in the second half, holding Pamlico County to just 16 points in the final 16 minutes, on the way to a victory and the Phoenix s fifth State Championship in school history. Pamlico led by as many as six points early in the second quarter, but Winston-Salem Prep kept the Hurricanes within striking distance and turned up the defensive intensity in the second half. The Phoenix also got hot from the floor in the final frames, shooting 54.5% from the floor in the fourth quarter, including three of five from beyond the arc in the fourth quarter, outscoring Pamlico 23-4 in the final eight minutes. Daivien Williamson was named the Charlie Adams 1A Men s Championship Most Valuable Player as he led Winston-Salem Prep with a game-high 27 points. Williamson had four steals as well, two assists and a pair of rebounds in the game. KJ Watson was also a solid performer for the Phoenix, scoring nine points and snatching eight rebounds. Watson was named the Most Outstanding Player for the Phoenix. Chaz Gwyn was the only Winston-Salem Prep player in double-figures other than Williamson, as Gwyn finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Pamlico had a strong first half, and Lamont Murray led the way for the Hurricanes, finishing the game with 20 points and six rebounds. He was named the Hurricanes Most Outstanding Player in the game. However, Pamlico could not get shots to fall in the second half, especially in the fourth quarter, as the Hurricanes shot just 15.4% from the floor in the fourth quarter. They were also out rebounded on the afternoon Total Pamlico County (22-6) W-S Prep Pamlico County Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St G. Jones D. Columbus S. Gibbs C. Baron L. Murray T. McGirth S. Misa W. Altman J. Jones W-S Prep Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St Z. Austin KJ Watson C. Gwyn D. Williamson J. Goodloe C. Rutherford J. Woodbury Z. Patterson J. Crawley A Men: Forest Hills holds off Greene Central for first title CHAPEL HILL, N.C. The Forest Hills Yellow Jackets saw their State Championship dreams die in the Regional Finals each of the last two years. This year s team got over that hump, earning the school their first state championship berth since 1964, and with a win over Greene Central in the 2A State Championship, won their first State Championship in Men s Basketball. The game was a tight one throughout, as the two teams were tied on eight separate occasions and the lead changed hands six times. However, it was a hot shooting third quarter that sparked the Yellow Jackets to their largest lead, 10, as Forest Hills hit seven three-point buckets in the quarter. Jai Rorie was the catalyst, scoring 22 points and hitting six of his 14 three-point attempts. Rorie also had a pair of assists and a steal in the game, while grabbing two rebounds. He was named the Charlie Adams 2A Men s Basketball Championship Most Valuable Player. Trey Belin earned Most Outstanding Performer honors with 10 points and five rebounds for Forest Hills. Jaleel McLaughlin had 16 points and two rebounds, including an old fashioned three-point play late in the fourth quarter that steadied the Yellow Jackets in the face of a Greene Central run that tied the game. Greene Central had four players in double-figures as Torrence Clark led the way with a double-double, 12 points and 11 rebounds. He was named Greene Central s Most Outstanding Performer. DonQuez Davis added 12 points as well, while Imajae Dodd scored 11 with Donte Johnson getting 10 points Total Greene Central (26-7) Forest Hills (30-2) Greene Central Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St D. Davis R. Edwards T. Clark I. Dodd D. Johnson T. Williams Forest Hills Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St T. Belin J. McLaughlin J. Blakeney N. Tyson J. Rorie C. Richardson K. Tyson

5 2018 Men s Championship Retrospectives 3A Men: Cox Mill escapes Northside for second straight title RALEIGH, N.C. In a highly anticipated matchup of a pair of defending state champions, it was the defending 3A State Champions, Cox Mill, that held on to down last year s 2A State Champions, Northside-Jacksonville, by a narrow margin. The two teams played a very tight first half, with Cox Mill taking a slim lead into the halftime break, but the Chargers came out firing in the third quarter, raising their lead to as many as 13 around the midway point of the third frame. As champions typically do, Northside-Jacksonville battled back, eventually drawing even with the Chargers on a threepoint bomb by Gabe Kirkendoll, knotting the game at 63 all with just 19 seconds remaining. Wendell Moore, Jr., last year s 3A Championship Game Most Valuable Player, stepped up to the line with seven seconds to go and knocked down two free throws to give the Chargers a lead. Northside had one final push up the floor, and Levi Ramirez heaved a ball, that went in for three, but it was ruled he had stepped on the sideline before the shot, and the shot waived off with only a second remaining, sending Cox Mill to their second-straight State Championship. Moore, Jr. struggled from the floor all game, as a stingy Monarch defense held him to just 3 of 13 from the floor. He was able to get to the foul line 19 times as he converted 17 of those free throws on the way to 24 points and Charlie Adams NCHSAA 3A Men s Basketball Championship Game Most Valuable Player honors for the second year in a row. Caleb Stone-Carrawell was huge for the Chargers as well, scoring 18 points on 8-14 from the field, including a pair of three-pointers. Stone-Carrawell was named the Chargers Most Outstanding Player. Rechon Leaky Black had 9 points in the game, but did pick up six steals, helping the Chargers win the turnover battle by a margin. Kenny Dye was the Most Outstanding Player for Northside-Jacksonville. The Monarchs guard scored a team-high 18 points and grabbed 6 rebounds. Two other Monarchs were in double-figures with Kirkendoll scoring 16 with 7 rebounds. Jason Robinson was also in double-figures, scoring 13 and coming up a rebound shy of a double-double with 9 boards Total Northside-Jax (29-1) Cox Mill Northside-Jax Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St D. Jones G. Kirkendoll J. Robinson K. Dye E. Dangerfield J. Mixon J. Wilson L. Ramirez Cox Mill Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St J. Hall W. Moore, Jr R. Black C. Cline C. Stone-Carrawell J. Bynum K. Davis A Men: Independence climbs past Heritage for second state championship in program history CHAPEL HILL, N.C. The Independence Patriots returned to the 4A State Championship Game for the first time since 1997, when they knocked off Richmond County. The second trip to a State Final was a pretty similar picture as the Patriots played solid team basketball on their way to a victory over Heritage. The Patriots never trailed by more than two, which came in the opening minute of play as Huskies senior guard Jarren McCallister got Heritage off to a 2-0 lead, but Independence closed the first frame on a 9-2 run, stretching their advantage out to 17-9 at the first quarter break. Heritage played the Patriots closely, outscoring Independence in the second quarter, as things settled into more of a halfcourt game, but Independence rattled off a pair of threes in the third, with Andra McKee and Jordan Mobley connecting to stretch their lead to 13 heading into the fourth, and the Patriots never looked back. Jayden Gardner kept Heritage in the game the whole way, as the senior committed to Carolina worked hard in the paint. Gardner scored a game-high 30 points and snatched 13 rebounds, converting 10 of his 11 foul shots. He was named Heritage s Most Outstanding Player. Jamarius Burton played a huge role in both the offensive scoring and on the glass for the Patriots. Burton scored 13 on the night, grabbing seven rebounds while dishing out three assists on his way to being named the Charlie Adams 4A Men s Basketball Championship Game s Most Valuable Player. Andra McKee had a team-high 20 points and grabbed three rebounds as he was named Independence s Most Outstanding Player Total Heritage (25-5) Independence (31-1) Heritage Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St D. Pender R. Dunton T. Waller J. McAllister J. Gardner L. Taylor E. Brown M. Boyd D. Dunton Independence Pts FT Reb Ast Blk St M. Smith J. Burton J. Mobley R. Milton A. McKee M. Pauldlin A. Allen

6 A Men s Basketball Championship Bracket FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND THIRD ROUND FOURTH ROUND FOURTH ROUND THIRD ROUND SECOND ROUND FIRST ROUND Washington Co. Manteo Weldon Northside-Pinetown Pamlico County Franklin Academy Ocracoke Chatham Central Granville Central Columbus Riverside-Martin South Robeson North Edgecombe Tarboro Columbus Carteret Washington County Weldon Pamlico County Chatham Central Granville Central Riverside-Martin North Edgecombe Columbus Washington County Chatham Central Granville Central Columbus Washington County Columbus REGIONAL FINAL Washington County Bishop McGuinness North Stanly Winston-Salem Prep Bishop McGuinness North Stanly Lincoln Charter Winston-Salem Prep Surry Mitchell Bishop McGuinness Starmount North Stanly North Stokes Lincoln Charter Winston-Salem Prep Murphy Queens Grant Surry Mitchell River Mill Academy Bishop McGuinness Mount Airy Starmount Thomas Jefferson Cherryville North Stanly South Stanly North Stokes Lincoln Charter Cherokee Henderson Collegiate CHAMPIONSHIP Bishop McGuinness STATE CHAMPIONS Northwest Halifax Raleigh Charter Rosewood Rocky Mount Prep Research Triangle Roxboro Comm. Voyager Academy Gates County Princeton Falls Lake Academy John A. Holmes Camden County Bear Grass Charter Louisburg Henderson Colleigate Lejeune Northwest Halifax Rocky Mount Prep Roxboro Community Voyager Academy Princeton John A. Holmes Louisburg Henderson Colleigate Northwest Halifax Roxboro Community John A. Holmes Henderson Colleigate North Rowan Roxboro Community Henderson Colleigate North Rowan C.S. of Davidson North Rowan Hayesville Pine Lake Prep C.S. of Davidson North Rowan Union Academy Hayesville Chatham Charter Highlands Pine Lake Prep Mountain Island Char. C.S. of Davidson North Rowan Carolina International Andrews Union Academy Hayesville Highland Tech Chatham Charter South Stokes Highlands Langtree Charter Pine Lake Prep Bessemer City Albemarle Mountain Island C.S. of Davidson Montgomery

7 2019 PLAYOFF SCORES & TEAM RECORDS 1A MEN S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND SCORES #1 Washington County (23-1) 60, #32 Manteo (7-14) 50 #16 Weldon (16-7) 67, #17 Northside-Pinetown (17-9) 50 #8 Pamlico County (15-7) 94, #25 Franklin Academy (14-15) 62 #24 Chatham Central (14-9) 58, #9 Ocracoke (15-9) 56 #5 Granville Central (18-8) 54, #28 Columbus (10-16) 44 #12 Riverside-Martin (17-9) 58, #21 South Robeson (12-13) 53 #13 North Edgecombe (12-11) 68, #20 Tarboro (14-10) 64 #4 Columbus (22-4) 69, #29 Carteret (9-13) 52 #3 Northwest Halifax (23-1) 79, #30 Raleigh Charter (11-14) 48 #19 Rocky Mount Prep (12-12) 85, #14 Rosewood (14-9) 69 #27 Roxboro Community (13-14) 78, #6 Research Triangle (23-4) 67 #11 Voyager Academy (19-10) 55, #22 Gates County (12-14) 49 #7 Princeton (23-2) 72, #26 Falls Lake Academy (16-15) 51 #10 John A. Holmes (22-4) 66, #23 Camden County (12-15) 35 #18 Louisburg (13-12) 65, #15 Bear Grass Charter (14-9) 46 #2 Henderson Collegiate (27-2) 87, #31 Lejeune (11-14) 44 #1 Washington County (24-1) 87, #16 Weldon (16-8) 65 #24 Chatham Central (15-9) 77, #8 Pamlico County (15-8) 67 #5 Granville Central (19-8) 60, #12 Riverside-Martin (17-10) 52 #4 Columbus (23-4) 64, #13 North Edgecombe (12-12) 54 #3 Northwest Halifax (24-1) 90, #19 Rocky Mount Prep (12-13) 72 #27 Roxboro Community (14-14) 70, #11 Voyager Academy (19-11) 68 #10 John A. Holmes (23-4) 56, #7 Princeton (23-3) 51 #2 Henderson Collegiate (28-2) 75, #18 Louisburg (13-13) 35 #1 Washington County (25-1) 78, #24 Chatham Central (15-10) 34 #4 Columbus (24-4) 62, #5 Granville Central (19-9) 51 #27 Roxboro Community (15-14) 85, #3 Northwest Halifax (24-2) 21 #2 Henderson Collegiate (29-2) 71, #10 John A. Holmes (23-5) 69 #1 Washington County (26-1) 65, #4 Columbus (24-5) 52 #2 Henderson Collegiate (30-2) 71, #27 Roxboro Community (15-15) 57 1A MEN S BASKETBALL SECOND ROUND SCORES 1A MEN S BASKETBALL THIRD ROUND SCORES 1A MEN S BASKETBALL FOURTH ROUND SCORES #1 Winston-Salem Prep (22-4) 90, #32 Murphy (8-19) 56 #17 Surry (16-7) 62, #16 Queens Grant (18-10) 58 #8 Mitchell (12-14) 80, #25 River Mill Academy (18-14) 69 #9 Bishop McGuinness (19-8) 63, #24 Mount Airy (7-16) 53 #5 Starmount (20-5) 71, #28 Thomas Jefferson (9-15) 37 #21 North Stanly (18-6) 72, #12 Cherryville (20-6) 58 #20 North Stokes (18-6) 58, #13 South Stanly (17-11) 56 #4 Lincoln Charter (22-6) 79, #29 Cherokee (14-14) 38 #3 North Rowan (25-2) 77, #30 Carolina International (8-18) 36 #19 Union Academy (18-9) 65, #14 Andrews (19-8) 61 #6 Hayesville (21-5) 74, #27 Highland Tech (10-14) 60 #11 Chatham Charter (27-4) 55, #22 South Stokes (8-18) 52 #7 Highlands (17-9) 56, #26 Langtree Charter (13-17) 47 #10 Pine Lake Prep (19-8) 78, #23 Bessemer City (14-11) 64 #18 Mountain Island Charter (17-7) 70, #15 Albemarle (14-13) 58 #2 Community School of Davidson (25-3) 86, #31 Montgomery (10-13) 41 #1 Winston-Salem Prep (23-4) 76, #17 Surry (16-8) 59 #9 Bishop McGuinness (20-8) 71, #8 Mitchell (12-15) 57 #21 North Stanly (19-6) 64, #5 Starmount (20-6) 63 #4 Lincoln Charter (23-6) 85, #20 North Stokes (18-7) 52 #3 North Rowan (26-2) 63, #19 Union Academy (18-10) 51 #6 Hayesville (22-5) 68, #11 Chatham Charter (27-5) 55 #10 Pine Lake Prep (20-8) 73, #7 Highlands (17-10) 63 #2 Community School of Davidson (26-3) 74, #18 Mountain Island Charter (17-8) 58 #9 Bishop McGuinness (21-8) 56, #1 Winston-Salem Prep (23-5) 53 #21 North Stanly (20-6) 72, #4 Lincoln Charter (23-7) 53 #3 North Rowan (27-2) 56, #6 Hayesville (22-6) 50 #2 Community School of Davidson (27-3) 93, #10 Pine Lake Prep (20-9) 74 #9 Bishop McGuinness (22-8) 66, #21 North Stanly (20-7) 63 #3 North Rowan (28-2) 69, #2 Community School of Davidson (27-4) 56

8 A Women s Basketball Championship Bracket FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND THIRD ROUND FOURTH ROUND FOURTH ROUND THIRD ROUND SECOND ROUND FIRST ROUND Pamlico County South Stanly River Mill Academy Perquimans Cape Hatteras Pender Riverside-Martin Neuse Charter Vance Charter Franklin Academy Northampton Co. Northside-Pinetown Henderson Collegiate South Davidson Chatham Central Voyager Academy Pamlico County River Mill Academy Cape Hatteras Riverside-Martin Vance Charter Northampton County Henderson Collegiate Chatham Central Pamlico County Riverside-Martin Vance Charter Chatham Central Pamlico County Chatham Central REGIONAL FINAL Pamlico County Surry Union Academy Surry Cherokee Gray Stone Day Union Academy Surry Hayesville Lincoln Charter Cherokee Albemarle Gray Stone Day Pine Lake Prep Union Academy Surry North Stanly Hayesville Robbinsville Lincoln Charter Polk County Cherokee Blue Ridge Albemarle South Stokes Gray Stone Day Highlands Cherryville Pine Lake Prep Union Academy Andrews Carteret CHAMPIONSHIP Surry STATE CHAMPIONS Washington Co. Granville Central Bishop McGuinness North Moore Weldon Falls Lake Academy John A. Holmes Tarboro Princeton Columbus Raleigh Charter Gates County Manteo Clover Garden Carteret Columbus Washington County Bishop McGuinness Weldon John A. Holmes Princeton Raleigh Charter Manteo Carteret Washington County Weldon Princeton Carteret Murphy Weldon Carteret Murphy Avery County Murphy Alleghany Mount Airy Avery County Murphy C.S. of Davidson Alleghany Langtree Charter Hiwassee Dam Mount Airy Mitchell Avery County Murphy Bradford Prep North Rowan C.S. of Davidson Alleghany Elkin Langtree Charter North Stokes Hiwassee Dam Swain County Mount Airy Wilkes Mitchell Mountain Island Avery County Winston-Salem Prep

9 2019 PLAYOFF SCORES & TEAM RECORDS 1A WOMEN S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND SCORES #1 Pamlico County (24-2) 66, #32 South Stanly (8-18) 23 #16 River Mill Academy (25-9) 50, #17 Perquimans (17-9) 34 #8 Cape Hatteras (10-10) 70, #25 Pender (8-17) 69 #9 Riverside-Martin (20-7) 58, #24 Neuse Charter (14-10) 34 #5 Vance Charter (25-2) 70, #28 Franklin Academy (11-16) 31 #12 Northampton County (20-7) 65, #21 Northside-Pinetown (10-11) 41 #13 Henderson Collegiate (17-8) 61, #20 South Davidson (12-13) 45 #4 Chatham Central (20-3) 54, #29 Voyager Academy (11-16) 28 #3 Washington County (17-3) 57, #30 Granville Central (9-17) 42 #14 Bishop McGuinness (19-8) 53, #19 North Moore (14-12) 27 #6 Weldon (22-0) 69, #27 Falls Lake Academy (14-16) 8 #11 John A. Holmes (17-9) 48, #22 Tarboro (13-13) 33 #7 Princeton (18-6) 51, #26 Columbus (11-15) 38 #10 Raleigh Charter (19-6) 51, #23 Gates County (11-14) 39 #15 Manteo (15-6) 49, #18 Clover Garden (16-13) 38 #2 Carteret (19-3) 59, #31 Columbus (9-17) 21 #1 Pamlico County (25-2) 60, #16 River Mill Academy (25-10) 28 #9 Riverside-Martin (21-7) 73, #8 Cape Hatteras (10-11) 36 #5 Vance Charter (26-2) 68, #12 Northampton County (20-8) 64 #4 Chatham Central (21-3) 61, #13 Henderson Collegiate (17-9) 45 #3 Washington County (18-3) 43, #14 Bishop McGuinness (19-9) 41 #6 Weldon (23-0) 62, #11 John A. Holmes (17-10) 42 #7 Princeton (19-6) 59, #10 Raleigh Charter (19-7) 30 #2 Carteret (20-3) 69, #15 Manteo (15-7) 34 #1 Pamlico County (26-2) 62, #9 Riverside-Martin (21-8) 46 #4 Chatham Central (22-3) 64, #5 Vance Charter (26-3) 38 #6 Weldon (24-0) 55, #3 Washington County (18-4) 44 #2 Carteret (21-3) 58, #7 Princeton (19-7) 38 #1 Pamlico County (27-2) 71, #4 Chatham Central (22-4) 28 #2 Carteret (22-3) 53, #6 Weldon (24-1) 50 1A WOMEN S BASKETBALL SECOND ROUND SCORES 1A WOMEN S BASKETBALL THIRD ROUND SCORES #1 Surry (23-2) 74, #32 North Stanly (6-17) 40 #16 Hayesville (19-8) 50, #17 Robbinsville (16-10) 44 #8 Lincoln Charter (16-9) 78, #25 Polk County (6-18) 73 #9 Cherokee (22-5) 82, #24 Blue Ridge (13-13) 46 #5 Albemarle (26-2) 64, #28 South Stokes (6-19) 32 #12 Gray Stone Day (20-6) 42, #21 Highlands (10-15) 37 #20 Pine Lake Prep (13-12) 67, #13 Cherryville (12-14) 37 #4 Union Academy (25-2) 72, #29 Andrews (7-19) 40 #3 Murphy (23-4) 71, #30 Bradford Prep (11-14) 17 #19 Community School of Davidson (16-11) 56, #14 North Rowan (16-12) 49 #6 Alleghany (16-11) 54, #27 Elkin (5-19) 31 #11 Langtree Charter (25-6) 73, #22 North Stokes (9-16) 44 #7 Hiwassee Dam (18-10) 51, #26 Swain County (6-18) 49 #10 Mount Airy (18-6) 60, #23 Wilkes (6-18) 41 #15 Mitchell (16-10) 61, #18 Mountain Island Charter (12-11) 46 #2 Avery County (19-6) 79, #31 Winston-Salem Prep (3-20) 21 #1 Surry (24-2) 60, #16 Hayesville (19-9) 34 #9 Cherokee (23-5) 68, #8 Lincoln Charter (16-10) 35 #12 Gray Stone Day (21-6) 59, #5 Albemarle (26-3) 43 #4 Union Academy (26-2) 61, #20 Pine Lake Prep (13-13) 45 #3 Murphy (24-4) 72, #19 Community School of Davidson (16-12) 37 #6 Alleghany (17-11) 61, #11 Langtree Charter (25-7) 44 #10 Mount Airy (19-6) 61, #7 Hiwassee Dam (18-11) 43 #2 Avery County (20-6) 62, #15 Mitchell (16-11) 58 #1 Surry (25-2) 79, #9 Cherokee (23-6) 76 #4 Union Academy (27-2) 59, #12 Gray Stone Day (21-7) 54 #3 Murphy (25-4) 84, #6 Alleghany (17-12) 57 #2 Avery County (21-6) 65, #10 Mount Airy (19-7) 54 1A WOMEN S BASKETBALL FOURTH ROUND SCORES #1 Surry (26-2) 64, #4 Union Academy (27-3) 47 #3 Murphy (26-4) 68, #2 Avery County (21-7) 63

10 A Men s Basketball Championship Bracket FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND THIRD ROUND FOURTH ROUND Farmville Central Providence Grove St. Pauls Dixon Southwest Onslow SW Edgecombe Kinston J.F. Webb Reidsville James Kenan Randleman Trinity Spring Creek Bertie Vance County Bartlett Yancey Farmville Central St. Pauls South Edgecombe Kinston Reidsville Randleman Spring Creek Vance County Farmville Central Kinston Reidsville Vance County Farmville Central Vance County REGIONAL FINAL Farmville Central FOURTH ROUND THIRD ROUND SECOND ROUND FIRST ROUND Lincoln Rutherford Lincoln Wheatmore Walkertown Rutherford Lincoln Lexington Wheatmore South Point Stokes Walkertown Rutherford Hendersonville Lincoln North Surry Bunker Hill Lexington Wheatmore Lake Norman Ch. Wilkes Central South Point Stokes Stanly Walkertown Hibriten Rutherford R-S Central Hendersonville Carver Greene Central CHAMPIONSHIP Lincoln STATE CHAMPIONS Goldsboro Clinton Nash Central Carrboro Hertford County Whiteville Cummings North Lenoir South Columbus Ayden-Grifton First Flight Fairmont South Granville Craven Greene Central Beddingfield Goldsboro Carrboro Hertford County Cummings South Columbus First Flight South Granville Greene Central Carrboro Hertford County First Flight Greene Central Forest Hills Hertford County Greene Central Shelby Forest Hills Shelby Mountain Heritage North Davidson Forest Hills Shelby Mount Pleasant Mountain Heritage Maiden Patton North Davidson Franklin Forest Hills Shelby Bandys Mount Pleasant Salisbury Mountain Heritage Lincolnton Maiden Newton-Conover Draughn Patton North Davidson Atkins Franklin Madison Forest Hills Ledford

11 2019 PLAYOFF SCORES & TEAM RECORDS 2A MEN S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND SCORES #1 Farmville Central (27-0) 93, #32 Providence Grove (11-14) 43 #16 St. Pauls (18-9) 36, #17 Dixon (15-13) 27 #25 South Edgecombe (15-13) 70, #8 Southwest Onslow (14-10) 56 #9 Kinston (23-6) 63, #24 J.F. Webb (12-10) 35 #5 Reidsville (19-9) 83, #28 James Kenan (14-12) 75 #12 Randleman (19-7) 53, #21 Trinity (15-11) 46 #13 Spring Creek (20-7) 73, #20 Bertie (15-12) 68 #4 Vance County (22-5) 82, #29 Bartlett Yancey (13-14) 53 #3 Goldsboro (22-4) 69, #30 Clinton (13-14) 59 #19 Carrboro (17-8) 74, #14 Nash Central (9-16) 50 #6 Hertford County (17-10) 77, #27 Whiteville (14-12) 63 #11 Cummings (17-10) 79, #22 North Lenoir (11-15) 74 #7 South Columbus (20-8) 67, #26 Ayden-Grifton (11-16) 57 #10 First Flight (19-8) 72, #23 Fairmont (15-13) 46 #15 South Granville (20-8) 80, #18 Craven (17-8) 69 #2 Green Central (20-7) 90, #31 Beddingfield (8-16) 64 #1 Farmville Central (28-0) 92, #16 St. Pauls (18-10) 44 #9 Kinston (24-6) 59, #25 South Edgecombe (15-14) 45 #5 Reidsville (20-9) 59, #12 Randleman (19-8) 56 #4 Vance County (23-5) 67, #13 Spring Creek (20-8) 60 #19 Carrboro (18-8) 82, #3 Goldsboro (22-5) 73 #6 Hertford County (18-10) 85, #11 Cummings (17-11) 68 #10 First Flight (20-8) 69, #7 South Columbus (20-9) 63 #2 Green Central (21-7) 82, #15 South Granville (20-9) 58 #1 Farmville Central (29-0) 78, #9 Kinston (24-7) 66 #4 Vance County (24-5) 72, #5 Reidsville (20-10) 62 #6 Hertford County (19-10) 72, #19 Carrboro (18-9) 66 #2 Green Central (22-7) 78, #10 First Flight (20-9) 69 #1 Farmville Central (30-0) 85, #4 Vance County (24-6) 75 #2 Greene Central (23-7) 90, #6 Hertford County (19-11) 57 2A MEN S BASKETBALL SECOND ROUND SCORES 2A MEN S BASKETBALL THIRD ROUND SCORES 2A MEN S BASKETBALL FOURTH ROUND SCORES #1 Lincoln (26-2) 95, #32 North Surry (9-15) 49 #17 Lexington (18-9) 80, #16 Bunker Hill (16-11) 70 #8 Wheatmore (20-7) 75, #25 Lake Norman Charter (10-13) 63 #24 South Point (15-11) 89, #9 Wilkes Central (22-4) 80 #5 Stokes (20-6) 66, #28 Stanly (13-14) 51 #12 Walkertown (20-7) 73, #21 Hibriten (20-6) 69 #13 Rutherford (20-5) 83, #20 R-S Central (17-10) 52 #4 Hendersonville (22-2) 79, #29 Carver (11-15) 62 #3 Shelby (21-5) 79, #30 Bandys (10-13) 66 #14 Mount Pleasant (22-5) 76, #19 Salisbury (17-9) 63 #6 Mountain Heritage (20-2) 101, #27 Lincolnton (10-15) 49 #11 Maiden (23-4) 51, #22 Newton-Conover (16-12) 37 #26 Patton (15-12) 73, #7 Draughn (21-6) 64 #10 North Davidson (23-5) 86, #23 Atkins (18-10) 70 #15 Franklin (18-7) 92, #18 Madison (16-10) 85 #2 Forest Hills (25-2) 72, #31 Ledford (14-11) 59 #1 Lincoln (27-2) 78, #17 Lexington (18-10) 51 #8 Wheatmore (21-7) 80, #24 South Point (15-12) 74 #12 Walkertown (21-7) 57, #5 Stokes (20-7) 54 #13 Rutherford (21-5) 77, #4 Hendersonville (22-3) 70 #3 Shelby (22-5) 75, #14 Mount Pleasant (22-6) 57 #6 Mountain Heritage (21-2) 74, #11 Maiden (23-5) 69 #10 North Davidson (24-5) 62, #26 Patton (15-13) 57 #2 Forest Hills (26-2) 77, #15 Franklin (18-8) 46 #1 Lincoln (28-2) 81, #8 Wheatmore (21-8) 63 #13 Rutherford (22-5) 77, #12 Walkertown (21-8) 70 #3 Shelby (23-5) 56, #6 Mountain Heritage (21-3) 54 #2 Forest Hills (27-2) 101, #10 North Davidson (24-6) 58 #1 Lincoln (29-2) 74, #13 Rutherford (22-6) 65 #2 Forest Hills (28-2) 77, #3 Shelby (23-6) 66

12 A Women s Basketball Championship Bracket FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND THIRD ROUND FOURTH ROUND Farmville Central Heide Trask Reidsville Whiteville Vance County Providence Grove Randleman Washington Duplin Wheatmore Clinton Midway North Lenoir Richlands NCSSM South Lenoir Farmville Central Whiteville Vance County Randleman Duplin Clinton North Lenoir NCSSM Farmville Central Vance County Clinton NCSSM Farmville Central NCSSM REGIONAL FINAL Farmville Central FOURTH ROUND THIRD ROUND SECOND ROUND FIRST ROUND Mountain Heritage Burke Mountain Heritage Smoky Mountain Newton-Conover Burke Mountain Heritage Davidson Smoky Mountain Forest Hills Newton-Conover Wilkes Bunker Hill Burke Mountain Heritage Gaston Stanly Davidson Smoky Mountain Franklin Forest Hills North Davidson Newton-Conover North Wilkes Wilkes Patton Bunker Hill Pisgah Burke Ashe County Kinston CHAMPIONSHIP Mountain Heritage STATE CHAMPIONS Kinston North Johnston Roanoke Rapids Davidson Bladen J.F. Webb T.W. Andrews North Pitt Croatan First Flight Ledford Goldsboro SW Edgecombe Hertford County Bertie Bladen Kinston Roanoke Rapids Bladen T.W. Andrews Croatan Ledford South Edgecombe Bertie Kinston T.W. Andrews Ledford Bertie Forbush Kinston Ledford Forbush Salisbury Forbush Wilkes Central Surry Central Salisbury Forbush Henderson Wilkes Central R-S Central Rutherford Surry Central Madison Salisbury Forbush North Surry Henderson Shelby Wilkes Central Stokes R-S Central South Rowan Rutherford Lexington Surry Central Brevard Bandys Madison Salisbury Fred T. Foard

13 2019 PLAYOFF SCORES & TEAM RECORDS 2A WOMEN S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND SCORES #1 Farmville Central (23-0) 66, #32 Heide Trask (13-12) 21 #17 Whiteville (16-9) 61, #16 Reidsville (18-8) 57 #8 Vance County (21-6) 64, #25 Providence Grove (13-13) 54 #9 Randleman (15-9) 74, #24 Washington (13-11) 57 #5 Duplin (26-1) 58, #28 Wheatmore (13-15) 43 #12 Clinton (21-6) 76, #21 Midway (22-6) 66 #13 North Lenoir (15-8) 54, #20 Richlands (17-8) 41 #4 NC School of Science & Math (30-0) 56, #29 South Lenoir (13-12) 32 #3 Kinston (22-5) 64, #30 North Johnston (14-11) 33 #14 Roanoke Rapids (19-5) 48, #19 Davidson (18-7) 45 #6 Bladen (27-1) 72, #27 J.F. Webb (15-9) 34 #11 T.W. Andrews (20-6) 44, #22 North Pitt (17-11) 34 #7 Croatan (20-2) 43, #26 First Flight (14-6) 38 #10 Ledford (21-6) 73, #23 Goldsboro (14-10) 32 #15 South Edgecombe (20-6) 54, #18 Hertford County (12-14) 51 #2 Bertie (24-2) 66, #31 Bladen (15-11) 27 #1 Farmville Central (24-0) 85, #17 Whiteville (16-10) 47 #8 Vance County (22-6) 55, #9 Randleman (15-10) 29 #12 Clinton (22-6) 43, #5 Duplin (26-2) 42 #4 NC School of Science & Math (31-0) 55, #13 North Lenoir (15-9) 44 #3 Kinston (23-5) 61, #14 Roanoke Rapids (19-6) 44 #11 T.W. Andrews (21-6) 67, #6 Bladen (27-2) 66 #10 Ledford (22-6) 41, #7 Croatan (20-3) 29 #2 Bertie (25-2) 68, #15 South Edgecombe (20-7) 37 #1 Farmville Central (25-0) 79, #8 Vance County (22-7) 58 #4 NC School of Science & Math (32-0) 62, #12 Clinton (22-7) 46 #3 Kinston (24-5) 52, #11 T.W. Andrews (21-7) 40 #10 Ledford (23-6) 59, #2 Bertie (25-3) 38 #1 Farmville Central (26-0) 64, #4 NC School of Science & Math (32-1) 24 #3 Kinston (25-5) 48, #10 Ledford (23-7) 47 #1 Mountain Heritage (24-0) 64, #32 Gaston (12-14) 36 #17 Davidson (18-8) 55, #16 Stanly (14-14) 42 #8 Smoky Mountain (15-10) 45, #25 Franklin (13-14) 36 #9 Forest Hills (17-9) 66, #24 North Davidson (13-13) 63 #5 Newton-Conover (24-4) 71, #28 North Wilkes (14-13) 36 #12 Wilkes (19-7) 59, #21 Patton (18-9) 57 #13 Bunker Hill (20-8) 51, #20 Pisgah (13-13) 49 #4 Burke (22-5) 65, #29 Ashe County (13-12) 41 #3 Forbush (24-3) 57, #30 North Surry (12-15) 36 #14 Henderson (20-6) 62, #19 Shelby (17-8) 57 #6 Wilkes Central (21-6) 65, #27 Stokes (14-12) 54 #11 R-S Central (17-10) 80, #22 South Rowan (13-13) 62 #7 Rutherford (22-3) 46, #26 Lexington (14-12) 44 #10 Surry Central (23-5) 42, #23 Brevard (15-9) 29 #18 Madison (17-10) 68, #15 Bandys (16-9) 55 #2 Salisbury (23-4) 71, #31 Fred T. Foard (12-15) 27 2A WOMEN S BASKETBALL SECOND ROUND SCORES 2A WOMEN S BASKETBALL THIRD ROUND SCORES 2A WOMEN S BASKETBALL FOURTH ROUND SCORES #1 Mountain Heritage (25-0) 66, #17 Davidson (18-9) 38 #8 Smoky Mountain (16-10) 67, #9 Forest Hills (17-10) 58 #5 Newton-Conover (25-4) 62, #12 Wilkes (19-8) 54 #4 Burke (23-5) 50, #13 Bunker Hill (20-9) 40 #3 Forbush (25-3) 61, #14 Henderson (20-7) 44 #6 Wilkes Central (22-6) 62, #11 R-S Central (17-11) 61 #10 Surry Central (24-5) 35, #7 Rutherford (22-4) 34 #2 Salisbury (24-4) 63, #18 Madison (17-11) 44 #1 Mountain Heritage (26-0) 67, #8 Smoky Mountain (16-11) 31 #4 Burke (24-5) 77, #5 Newton-Conover (25-5) 56 #3 Forbush (26-3) 68, #6 Wilkes Central (22-7) 52 #2 Salisbury (25-4) 39, #10 Surry Central (24-6) 28 #1 Mountain Heritage (27-0) 71, #4 Burke (24-6) 66 #3 Forbush (27-3) 55, #2 Salisbury (25-5) 41

14 A Men s Basketball Championship Bracket FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND THIRD ROUND FOURTH ROUND Hillside Brunswick Terry Sanford C.B. Aycock Carteret Southern Nash New Hanover Hunt Southern Lee Northern Guilford Fike White Oak Person ern Guilford Walter M. Williams Northern Durham Hillside Terry Sanford Southern Nash Hunt Southern Lee Fike ern Guilford Walter M. Williams Hillside Southern Nash Southern Lee Walter M. Williams Hillside Walter M. Williams REGIONAL FINAL Walter M. Williams FOURTH ROUND THIRD ROUND SECOND ROUND FIRST ROUND Southwest Guilford Charlotte Catholic Southwest Guilford Southern Guilford Kings Mountain Charlotte Catholic Southwest Guilford Parkland Hickory Southern Guilford Kings Mountain Marvin Ridge McMichael Charlotte Catholic Southwest Guilford Watauga Tuscola Parkland Hickory Asheboro Southern Guilford Alexander Central Kings Mountain Enka Hunter Huss Marvin Ridge North Buncombe McMichael Charlotte Catholic Ashbrook ern Alamance CHAMPIONSHIP Southwest Guilford STATE CHAMPIONS ern Alamance Cape Fear Northside-Jax ern Alamance over D.H. Conley South Johnston Chapel Hill Wake Rocky Mount Southern Durham Northwood Harnett Central Dudley Northern Nash Havelock ern Alamance ern Alamance over South Johnston Wake Northwood Dudley Northern Nash ern Alamance over Northwood Northern Nash Cox Mill ern Alamance Northern Nash Freedom Cox Mill Freedom A.L. Brown Mount Tabor Cox Mill Freedom Ben L. Smith Northwest Cabarrus A.L. Brown Weddington Mount Tabor Concord Cox Mill Freedom Henderson Sun Valley Ben L. Smith Asheville Northwest Cabarrus A.L. Brown A.C. Reynolds Statesville Weddington Mount Tabor Jay M. Robinson South Iredell Concord Cox Mill Clyde A. Erwin

15 2019 PLAYOFF SCORES & TEAM RECORDS 3A MEN S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND SCORES #1 Hillside (26-1) 58, #32 Brunswick (14-13) 49 #16 Terry Sanford (20-7) 45, #17 C.B. Aycock (10-17) 36 #25 Southern Nash (15-9) 58, #8 Carteret (19-6) 51 #24 Hunt (15-9) 62 #9 New Hanover (15-11) 49 #5 Southern Lee (24-3) 57, #28 Northern Guilford (11-15) 39 #12 Fike (18-9) 56, #21 White Oak (21-6) 51 #20 ern Guilford (19-9) 77, #13 Person (16-11) 64 #4 Walter M. Williams (23-3) 69, #29 Northern Durham (10-17) 50 #3 ern Alamance (26-1) 61, #30 Cape Fear (12-11) 44 #19 ern Alamance (19-8) 44, #14 Northside-Jacksonville (15-8) 39 #6 over (20-6) 48, #27 D.H. Conley (14-11) 36 #11 South Johnston (24-3) 61, #22 Chapel Hill (15-11) 46 #7 Wake (20-6) 52, #26 Rocky Mount (13-11) 49 #23 Northwood (18-9) 48, #10 Southern Durham (20-7) 47 #18 Dudley (16-11) 63, #15 Harnett Central (13-12) 56 #2 Northern Nash (25-1) 75, #31 Havelock (12-12) 61 #1 Hillside (27-1) 58, #16 Terry Sanford (20-8) 41 #25 Southern Nash (16-9) 65, #24 Hunt (15-10) 52 #5 Southern Lee (25-3) 83, #12 Fike (18-10) 74 #4 Walter M. Williams (24-3) 59, #20 ern Guilford (19-10) 58 #3 ern Alamance (27-1) 60, #19 ern Alamance (19-9) 45 #6 over (21-6) 71, #11 South Johnston (24-4) 54 #23 Northwood (19-9) 37, #7 Wake (20-7) 35 #2 Northern Nash (26-1) 67, #18 Dudley (16-12) 64 #1 Hillside (28-1) 67, #25 Southern Nash (16-10) 33 #4 Walter M. Williams (25-3) 61, #5 Southern Lee (25-4) 58 #3 ern Alamance (28-1) 56, #6 over (21-7) 50 #2 Northern Nash (27-1) 58, #23 Northwood (19-10) 52 #4 Walter M. Williams (26-3) 71, #1 Hillside (28-2) 64 #3 ern Alamance (29-1) 81, #2 Northern Nash (27-2) 75 3A MEN S BASKETBALL SECOND ROUND SCORES 3A MEN S BASKETBALL THIRD ROUND SCORES 3A MEN S BASKETBALL FOURTH ROUND SCORES #1 Southwest Guilford (27-0) 87, #32 Watauga (13-13) 30 #17 Parkland (16-10) 71, #16 Tuscola (19-8) 61 #8 Hickory (23-4) 61, #25 Asheboro (16-10) 49 #9 Southern Guilford (22-4) 76, #24 Alexander Central (17-10) 41 #5 Kings Mountain (20-6) 92, #28 Enka (14-12) 67 #21 Marvin Ridge (16-11) 71, #12 Hunter Huss (20-7) 68 #20 McMichael (20-8) 92, #13 North Buncombe (18-9) 61 #4 Charlotte Catholic (19-8) 52, #29 Ashbrook (16-11) 47 #3 Freedom (26-2) 89, #30 Henderson (14-12) 71 #19 Ben L. Smith (14-12) 59, #14 Sun Valley (15-10) 55 #27 Northwest Cabarrus (12-12) 65, #6 Asheville (17-10) 58 #11 A.L. Brown (20-7) 48, #22 A.C. Reynolds (16-11) 44 #26 Weddington (16-11) 70, #7 Statesville (16-10) 54 #10 Mount Tabor (19-8) 74, #23 Jay M. Robinson (9-17) 57 #18 Concord (16-11) 82, #15 South Iredell (16-9) 62 #2 Cox Mill (25-2) 103, #31 Erwin (13-13) 45 #1 Southwest Guilford (28-0) 80, #17 Parkland (16-11) 48 #9 Southern Guilford (23-4) 67, #8 Hickory (23-5) 51 #5 Kings Mountain (21-6) 78, #21 Marvin Ridge (16-12) 63 #4 Charlotte Catholic (20-8) 78, #20 McMichael (20-9) 57 #3 Freedom (27-2) 81, #19 Ben L. Smith (14-13) 56 #11 A.L. Brown (21-7) 62, #27 Northwest Cabarrus (12-13) 60 #10 Mount Tabor (20-8) 71, #26 Weddington (16-12) 67 #2 Cox Mill (26-2) 81, #18 Concord (16-12) 66 #1 Southwest Guilford (29-0) 88, #9 Southern Guilford (23-5) 59 #4 Charlotte Catholic (21-8) 66, #5 Kings Mountain (21-7) 51 #3 Freedom (28-2) 88, #11 A.L. Brown (21-8) 59 #2 Cox Mill (27-2) 61, #10 Mount Tabor (20-9) 41 #1 Southwest Guilford (30-0) 83, #4 Charlotte Catholic (21-9) 49 #2 Cox Mill (28-2) 101, #3 Freedom (28-3) 86