Cherokee football players Jay Swimmer, Byron Locust, Kendall Driver, Dodge Crowe-Moss, Ty Mintz and Isaiah Evans.

Cherokee coach Kent Briggs has the utmost respect for Mitchell.

“They’re a well-coached team with great chemistry and kids who play unselfish. They are everything a football team should be,” Briggs said.

And for all those kind words, the Mountaineers were clearly a superior football team in 2015. They routed the Braves, 49-7, in Ledger.

Both teams are 1-0 ahead of Fridays 7:30 p.m. rematch at Cherokee.

“Last year, we felt like they dominated us,” Briggs said.

“I feel like we’re a better football team now, and I really hope it shows up Friday. We have a lot to prove. Our challenge is not to be the same kind of team that we were (in the 2015 Mitchell game).”

Isaiah Evans (159 yards, two touchdowns) and Tye Mintz (146 passing yards, 51 rushing yards and two combined touchdowns) did most of the damage for the Braves (1-0) in last week’s 50-32 win at Trinity Academy (Tenn.).

Mintz’s brother, Cade, was the team’s second-leading receiver (four receptions for 37 yards) behind Shane Swimmer (five receptions for 45 yards).

Cherokee is going for its first 2-0 start to a season since 2012.

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Mitchell football players Ben Young, Alex McKinney and Todd Self.

Here are the latest state football polls from NCPreps.com:

1A CLASS

1. Wallace-Rose Hill (1-0)

2. Tarboro (1-0)

3. West Montgomery (1-0)

4. Murphy (1-0)

5. East Carteret (1-0)

6. Mitchell (1-0)

7. James Kenan (1-0)

8. Mount Airy (1-0)

9. East Wilkes (1-0)

10. Robbinsville (0-1)

11. Plymouth (0-1)

12. East Montgomery (1-0)

13. Cherokee (1-0)

HONORABLE MENTION: Swain County (0-1);

2A CLASS

1. Shelby (1-0)

2. Clinton (0-0)

3. Reidsville (1-0)

4. Lincolnton (1-0)

5. Northeastern (1-0)

6. Monroe (0-1)

7. East Lincoln (1-0)

8. Bunn (1-0)

9. HP Andrews (0-0)

10. East Duplin (1-0)

11. Northside-Jax (1-0)

12. Farmville Central (1-0)

13. Maiden (1-0)

HONORABLE MENTION: Greene Central (1-0); Mountain Heritage (1-0); – Holmes (1-0);

3A CLASS

1. Havelock (1-0)

2. Rocky Mount (1-0)

3. South Point (1-0)

4. Western Alamance (1-0)

5. Southern Durham (1-0)

6. Crest (0-1)

7. Kings Mountain (1-0)

8. Terry Sanford (1-0)

9. Hibriten (1-0)

10. Eastern Alamance (1-0)

11. Concord (0-1)

12. Erwin (1-0)

13. Weddington (0-1)

HONORABLE MENTION: Cleveland (1-0); Orange (1-0); Pisgah (1-0); – Sun Valley (1-0);

4A CLASS

1. Mallard Creek (1-0)

2. Scotland County (1-0)

3. Dudley (1-0)

4. Butler (1-0)

5. East Forsyth (1-0)

6. Richmond County (1-0)

7. Wake Forest (1-0)

8. Vance (1-0)

9. Hough (1-0)

10. Charlotte Catholic (0-1)

11. West Forsyth (1-0)

12. Garner (1-0)

13. Middle Creek (1-0)

HONORABLE MENTION: Davie County (1-0); DH Conley (1-0);

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Carolina Day’s Ralene Kwiatkowski is entered in Saturday’s Western North Carolina Cross Country Carnival.

HENDERSONVILLE – Each of Andrew Devine’s runners will trample through Jackson Park’s double-loop course on Saturday.

But none of them should be exhausted to the same degree as Roberson’s boys cross country coach.

Devine has taken his place as just the third-ever race director for the 15-year-old Western North Carolina Cross Country Carnival.

Approximately 1,250 runners are expected to descend upon Henderson County this weekend, which is down from 1,416 in 2015. But at this stage, there are only so many athletes and race fans that Jackson’s grounds can handle.

The first of eight races will begin with the championship boys meet at 8:30 a.m. Admission is free for spectators.

“It’s a great time to see how your team’s fitness has grown,” Devine said.

“You just want to establish that baseline and see where you go from there. We’ve had to cap (the number of entrants) just to maintain the integrity of the races and for what the course can take, too.”

An event like this requires a lot of volunteer work.

UNC Asheville’s cross country and track teams as well as the sports medicine department from Western Carolina University have given their time for free in the past and are expected to do the same on Saturday. Combine that with efforts from Roberson’s athletic department, and the number of volunteers numbers close to 40 or more.

The complete schedule of Saturday’s races are championships boys (8:30 a.m.), championship girls (9 a.m.), invitational boys (9:30 a.m.), invitational girls (10 a.m.), individual boys (10:40 a.m.), individual girls (11:20 a.m.), 3-kilometer boys (noon) and 3-kilometer girls (12:20 p.m.).

Ceramic awards from Mud Dabbers Pottery in Balsam will be given out to the top-10 finishers in every 5-K race and the top-five runners in 3K competition.

Race fans who arrive after the start of the first race are asked to use the back entrance to Jackson Park (accessible off the Upward Road exit on I-26).

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Carolina Day’s Michael Connelly.

Carolina Day senior Michael Connelly has committed to play college baseball for Carson-Newman (Tenn.).

Connelly can play infield and outfield positions as well as pitch. He earned All-Carolinas Athletic Association honors last spring after batting .442 with 10 RBIs, six doubles and a home run. On the mound, Connelly had a 3.79 earned run average with 30 strikeouts in 27.2 innings pitched.

He is from Henderson County and plays showcase ball for the Georgia Giants organization.

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Carolina Day senior Michael Connelly has committed to play college baseball for Carson-Newman (Tenn.).

As of today, the following 33 athletes from Western North Carolina have committed or signed to play college sports.

This list includes walk-ons.

Readers, if you know of anyone we have missed or have signing photos to share throughout the school year, please send an e-mail to apearson@citizen-times.com. All signing photos will be posted here on the High School Huddle and to our Instagram account.

BASEBALL (9)

Garrett Blaylock, Roberson to Vanderbilt

Michael Connelly, Carolina Day to Carson-Newman

Will Fleming, Christ School to Wake Forest

Cole Hooper, Smoky Mountain to N.C. State

Cameron Howell, Erwin to Mars Hill

Tucker Kuykendall, Enka to VMI

Jack Ponder, Enka to UNC Greensboro

Michael Reynolds, Christ School to College of Charleston

Collin Watt, Roberson to East Carolina

FOOTBALL (1)

Michael Parrott, Pisgah to Alabama

GOLF (2)

Carson Ownbey, Christ School to Charlotte*

Callista Rice, North Buncombe to Clemson

SOCCER (5)

Mac Gourlay, Carolina Day to N.C. State

Emma Hall, Asheville to Francis Marion

Emily Hull, Carolina Day to Davidson

Aidan O’Brien, Asheville to South Carolina

Johanna Stichel, Asheville to Greensboro

SOFTBALL (9)

Kloyee Anderson, Enka to Alabama*

Anissa Avila, Owen to East Tennessee State

Teegan Bullock, North Henderson to Brevard

Melody Hannah, Tuscola to North Greenville*

Abigail Knight, Robbinsville to Virginia Tech%

Jordan Kielson, Pisgah to Lander*

Lauren McGuire, Robbinsville to Young Harris

Autumn Owen, Polk County to Gardner-Webb*

Jaiden Tweed, Owen to Presbyterian*

VOLLEYBALL (7)

Mary Catherine Ball, West Henderson to Belmont

Emma Binns, Roberson to Tennessee*

Alex Boone, Mountain Heritage to Charlotte

Destynee Galloway, West Henderson Francis Marion

Sierra Jones, West Henderson to Presbyterian

Caroline Marsh, North Henderson to UNC Wilmington

Savanna Roper, Hendersonville to Centre

* – junior

% – sophomore

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Scoreboard

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FIELD HOCKEY

Asheville 3, Ardrey Kell 1

SOCCER

Brevard 11, Mitchell 2

Christ School 7, Forsyth Country Day 1

TENNIS

Roberson 9, McDowell 0

Hendersonville 6, West Henderson 3

Enka 9, North Buncombe 0

VOLLEYBALL

North Henderson 3, Hendersonville 0

Trailblazers 3, Kingsport (Tenn.) Home Educators 0

North Buncombe 3, Madison 0

Brevard 3, Rosman 0

Pisgah 3, Veritas Christian 0

West Henderson 3, Polk County 1

Asheville Christian Academy 3, McDowell 0

Tuscola 3, Erwin 0

East Henderson 3, Asheville 1

Pisgah 3, Veritas Christian 0

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Volleyball

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ACA 3, McDowell 0

Leaders: ACA, Kate Condra 7 kills, 7 aces; Emma Newton 11 digs; Grace Mellert 7 digs; Sarah Buchanan 20 assists.

Records: ACA 7-1.

JV: McDowell 2-1.

Tuscola 3, Erwin 0

Leaders: THS, Savannah Bryant 12 kills, 8 digs, 4 aces, 3 blocks; Olivia Johnson 10 kills, 8 digs; Livy Rich 14 assists; Hannah Liddy, 10 digs. EHS, Treasure Bailey, 6 kills; Ashlyn Wolfe 2 kills, 15 assists, 6 digs.

Records: Tuscola 3-1. Erwin 0-5.

JV: Tuscola 2-1.

North Henderson 3, Hendersonville 0

Leaders: NH, Caroline Marsh 29 kills, 12 digs; Teegan Bullock 22 assists, 11 digs, 5 kills; Aly White 16 assists, 8 digs; Anna Baldwin 7 digs, 4 kills; Camryn Nicholson 7 digs. Hen, Savanna Roper 10 kills, 10 digs; Kaylee Schmidt 11 digs; Cyrena Bedoian 20 assists.

Records: North Henderson, 2-0; Hendersonville, 1-2.

JV: North Henderson, 2-1.

Trailblazers 3, Kingsport (Tenn.) 0

Leaders: Tr, Allie Mull 12 assists; Cat Clark 6 aces, 22 digs; Elizabeth Vining 8 kills; Kelly McCall 7 kills.

North Buncombe 3, Madison 0

Leaders: NB, Megan Colley 8 kills; Abbey Darress 5 kills, 4 aces, 12 digs; Bre Myers 17 digs; Caitlin Griffin 26 assists.

Records: NB, 4-0.

Brevard 3, Rosman 0

Leaders: B, A. McBee 10 kills, 2 blocks, 15 assists, 13 digs, 1 ace; H. Jenkins 8 kills, 1 block; K. Wright 5 kills, 8 digs, 18 assists.

Records: Brevard, 1-0.

West Henderson 3, Polk County 1

Leaders: WH, Sierra Jones 65 assists, 5 digs; Mary Catherine Ball 31 kills, 3 aces, 8 digs; Casey Brown 11 kills; Kasey West 19 digs; Ashley Downer 15 digs; Chloe Biggs 7 kills; Darby Fisher 6 kills; Sarah Anne Vidak 3 blocks, 3 kills.

Records: WH, 3-0.

JV: WH, 2-0.

East Henderson 3, Asheville 1

Leaders: EH, Tiffany Dorn 14 assists, 4 kills, 1 ace; Kayla Johnson 4 kills, 2 aces; Sydney Dorn 2 blocks; Deanna McCrary 2 kills; Sarah Erwin 9 kills, 2 aces, 6 blocks.

Records: EH, 2-1.

JV: Ash, 2-0.

Pisgah 3, Veritas Christian 0

Leaders: Pis, Emma Sorrells 4 kills, 3 blocks, 8 digs; Alexis Swick 5 kills, 14 digs; Madison Whitted 4 aces, 8 kills, 2 digs; Madison Chambers 1 ace, 7 kills, 2 blocks, 5 digs; Emily Smith 4 kills, 1 block, 3 digs; Summer Trull 9 digs; Madisyn Brown 2 aces, 6 digs; Regan Lunsford 1 kills, 10 assists, 8 digs; Natalie Heatherly 1 ace, 1 kill, 19 assists, 4 digs.

Records: Pisgah, 3-1.

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Soccer

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Christ School 7, Forsyth Country Day 1

Scoring: CS, Faris Serafim (Riley Smith) 10:00; CS, Jackson Hipp 22:00; CS, Wade Mouer (Smith) 24:00; CS, Smith (Thomas May) 25:00; CS, Pierce Memmel 25:00; CS, Smith 44:00; CS, Mouer (Serafim) 51:00, FCD, Harrision Angell.

Shots: CS 24, FCD 5.

Saves: CS, Will Iorio 3, T.J. Bell 2. FCD, Josh Hewitt 13.

Records: CS 1-1, FCD 0-3.

Brevard 11, Mitchell 2

Scoring: Mit, Aaron Martinez 2 goals.

Saves: Mit, Shane Greene, 11.

Records: Mit, 0-3-0.

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Field hockey

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Asheville 3, Ardrey Kell 1

Leaders: Ash, Katie Kayser (Milly Etheridge); Ash, Zoe Saum (Mary Schilling); Etheridge (Liza Burke).

Saves: Ash, Millie Johnson 3.

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Tennis

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Roberson 9, McDowell 0

Singles

Audrey Chor (TCR) d. Jasmine Smith 6-0, 6-0; Caroline Byrd (TCR) d. Katlyn Helton 6-0, 6-0; Ava Manley (TCR) d. River Price 6-0, 6-0; Cara Jansen (TCR) d. K. Shedlock 6-0, 6-0; Mafe Vergara (TCR) d. Alex Bartlett 6-1, 6-0; Abby Roberts (TCR) d. Gilina Weaver 6-0, 6-1.

Doubles

Seairra Davis-Kendall Champlin (TCR) d. Smith-Helton 8-6; Sarah Interlicchia-Jasmine Gallaway (TCR) d. Price-Shedlock 8-1; Shaina Masterman-Catherine Rand (TCR) d. Bartlett-Weaver 8-1.

Records: Roberson 1-0, 1-0; McDowell, 0-1, 0-1.

Enka 9, North Buncombe 0

Singles

Meredith Anderson (E) d. Sophia Swift, 6-1, 6-2; Dani Harris (E) d. Sophie Robinson, 7-5, 7-5; Miceala Ensley (E) d. Ashton Rogers, 6-4, 6-0; Nicole Freeman (E) d. Cailee Henderson, 6-4, 6-4; Taylor Shipman (E) d. Christina Corle, 6-4, 6-0; Saajana Bhakta (E) d. Willow Dorris, 6-3, 6-0.

Doubles

Anderson/Harris (E) d. Swift/Robinson, 10-8; Ensley/Freeman (E) d. Rogers/Henderson, 10-3; Lindsey Bull/Lauren Zavaglia (E) d. Corle/Dorris, 10-6.

Records: Enka 1-0; 1-0; North Buncombe 0-1; 0-1

Hendersonville 6, West Henderson 3 

Singles

Annabelle Webb (H) d. Mary Elaine Bridges 10-1; Ellie Jull (H) d. Larissa Cooper 10-4; Celia Donaldson (H) d. Brynn Welch; Georgia Long (H) d. Emilee Mosso; Cammi Ochs (WH) d. Suzanne Thompson 10-3; Hope Robinson (WH) d. Eleanor Knoz 10-4.

Doubles

Webb-Donaldson (H) d. Bridges-Mosso 8-5; Jull-Long (H) d. Cooper-Welch 8-6; Brandi Byers-Emma Cavanaugh (WH) d. Thompson-Lina Yokote (HHS) 9-8

Records: Hen, 1-0.

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McDowell football players Ishman Martino, Tyler Banks and Isaiah Burch.

McDowell lost three fumbles, had two passes picked off and a punt blocked in Friday’s first football game under new coach Andy Morgan.

Yet for all those miscues, the season opener in Marion will go down as a win.

R-S Central has reported an ineligible player to NCHSAA, which means the Hilltoppers’ 41-21 road victory does not stand. It is now a forfeit in the favor of the Titans (1-0).

McDowell travels to Avery County (0-1) this week for a 7:30 p.m. game in Newland.

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Franklin players take the field for last Friday’s game against Asheville High.

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RECEIVING

Cherokee’s Holden Straughan.

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TACKLES

Owen’s Cyrus Hooper

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RUSHING

Erwin senior Damien Ferguson looks on during Friday’s 41-28 home win over Davidson Day.

Erwin’s Damien Ferguson looks on during Friday’s 41-28 home win over Davidson Day.

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PASSING

The Roberson volleyball team huddles up during Tuesday’s practice in Skyland.

SKYLAND – Team chemistry is one of those organic things in athletics that cannot be taught.

It either grows or it doesn’t.

The growth process happens to be going really well with Roberson volleyball.

Neely Carter, Nicole Quesinberry, Camryn Jansen, Katrin Madden and Gracie McCurry are seniors for a 3-0 team that hasn’t lost a set so far this season.

And the Rams have challenged themselves with matches against defending Western Highlands Conference champion Polk County and Hendersonville, the winningest program in NCHSAA history with 12 state titles.

Tennessee recruit Emma Binns is the focal point of a talented junior class that also includes Sophia Fantauzzi and Abby Krueger.

“It’s been an exciting start to the season, and it’s been fun for us to play good teams,” Roberson coach Michelle Wagaman said.

“I feel pretty fortunate. I have a great group of girls that either play club volleyball or are involved in other sports in the offseason. They have worked hard at perfecting their volleyball craft and have the parents to back them.”

Wagaman is in her sixth year as coach. The Rams were 20-4 last season and advanced to the third round of the NCHSAA 4-A playoffs.

Statistical leaders for Roberson in its latest match (a 3-0 sweep of Madison on Aug. 16) were Binns (6 aces), Madelynn Bankard three aces, nine assists, Carter (six kills), Madden (six kills and five digs), Fantauzzi (nine assists), Payton Murray (six digs) and McCurry (six digs).

Quesinberry is a middle blocker/right-side hitter for the defending Mountain Athletic Conference 4-A champions.

“We have a great group of girls,” she said.

“This is my second year on varsity, but we’ve got some juniors who have been with us since their freshman year. We’ve been able to develop relationships during that time and it definitely helps.”

The Rams play a nonconference match Thursday at Owen and the team’s first confereence contest is Sept. 1 at home against McDowell.

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Scoreboard

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SOCCER

Enka 1, West Henderson 1

North Buncombe 9, Mitchell 0

Asheville 3, North Henderson 2

VOLLEYBALL

Polk County 3, East Henderson 1

Reynolds 3, Owen 0

TENNIS

West Henderson 6, Smoky Mountain 3

Polk County 8, North Henderson 1

Enka 6, Pisgah 3

Carolina Day 7, Owen 2

Hendersonville 7, Brevard 2

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Soccer

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Enka 1, West Henderson 1

Scoring: E, Pedro Roblez 22:00; WH, Hichman 48:00.

Shots: E 17, WH 5.

Saves: E, Jarrett Payne 8; WH, Cesar Aguilar.

Records: Enka 2-0-2, WH 2-1-1.

JV: Enka 7-1.

North Buncombe 9, Mitchell 0

Scoring: NB, Tal Dor-el (Janson Witcher) 1:00; NB, Tal Dor-el (Daniel Dor-el) 13:00, NB, Alan McBride (Emmanuel Montes) 16:00; NB, Hector Hernandez 24:00; NB, Logan Morton 34:00; NB, Ian Dowling (Daniel Dor-el) 36:00; NB, Daniel Dor-el (Hernandez) 37:00; NB, Logan Morton 41:00; NB, Erik Dranchak (Malachi Hammond) 43:00.

Shots: NB 37, Mitchell 0.

Saves: NB, Mitchell Greene 1.

Records: NB 3-0-1, Mitchell 0-3.

Asheville 3, North Henderson 2

Scoring: NH, Josue Santos 54:00; NH, Santos 56:00; Ash, Justin Fleer (Jack Whitehouse) 67:00; Ash, Whitehouse 71:00; Ash, Davis Brooks (PK) 77:00.

Shots: Ash, 23. NH 6.

Saves: Ash, Ethan Heilig 3, Max Butterworth 1. NH, Josue Solano 9.

Records: Ash, 3-0-1; NH, 1-2.

JV: Ash, 5-0.

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Volleyball

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Polk County 3, East Henderson 1

Leaders: EH, Tiffany Dorn 4 aces, 1 kill, 14 assists; Liz Morgan 5 blocks, 3 kills; Abby Nelson 10 kills, 2 blocks; Judy Laughter 5 kills, 1 block.

JV: Polk Co., 2-0.

Reynolds 3, Owen 0

Leaders: ACR, Delaney McCullough 3 aces, 11 kills, 2 blocks; Kinsley Frady 2 aces, 13 assists, 8 digs; Maitland Moore 4 kills, 8 digs, 1 block.

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Golf

Wednesday at Etowah Valley Golf Club & Lodge

Team scores

Hendersonville 149; West Henderson 172; Pisgah no score; Brevard no score.

Individual results

1. Emma Reid (Hen) 36; 2. Meredith Barton (Br) 41; 3. Amber Drake (WH) 49.

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