Madison won last week at North Buncombe, 26-16.

Look closely, the blue on Madison’s uniforms extends to the collar.

Razzle dazzle is less important to Ben Rhodarmer than work ethic, and the first-year coach sees unmistakable signs of it on a daily basis.

“This is a really hard-working group,” Rhodarmer said.

“This whole community is that way, and that’s the kind of kids we have. They are blue collar, and they have bought into the work aspect of what we’re trying to accomplish. It’s been really good so far.”

The Patriots (1-1) lost to West Henderson on a last-second field goal Aug. 19, but reclaimed the Juice Jug with last week’s 26-16 victory at North Buncombe. The rivalry game was tied 7-7 at halftime until Colby Edwards (211 passing yards, 119 rushing yards and four combined touchdowns) broke away.

“I was extremely excited with that win,” Rhodarmer said.

“Our kid never quit, we got down and they bounced back and kept their energy high.”

Derek Gonzalez (332 yards, two touchdowns) and Elan Littrell (10 receptions for 130 yards) have been other offensive leaders for the Patriots, while the defense has been shored up by Keegan Foley (14 tackles per game), Clark Gray (9.5), Austin Shelton (9.0), Logan Roberts (8.5), Dakota Surrett (8.0) and Devin Nash (7.5).

Madison travels to Rosman (0-1) on Friday for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff.

“We’ve watched them on film and they play hard and are very physical just like Rosman teams always are,” Rhodarmer said.

“I know they’re young, but they still play hard and do what they do well.”

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Erwin is the ninth-ranked team in NCHSAA 3-A soccer.

The following Western North Carolina soccer teams are in the top-50 of their respective classifications in this week’s computer-generated state rankings from MaxPreps. These are the season’s first rankings.

NCHSAA 4-A

8. Roberson

NCHSAA 3-A

9. Erwin

16. Reynolds

19. Asheville

21. North Buncombe

23. Enka

34. Pisgah

37. West Henderson

45. Tuscola

NCHSAA 2-A

12. Owen

21. Smoky Mountain

37. Polk County

NCHSAA 1-A

29. Highlands

32. Avery County

38. Mitchell

NCISAA 2-A

1. Asheville Christian Academy

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Roberson’s Ty Gossett, right.

WNC FOOTBALL LEADERS

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PASSING             

Owen’s Antonio McDowell (24).

WNC FOOTBALL LEADERS

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RUSHING

Hendersonville’s Tykel Landrum stretches out to try and make a catch in Thursday’s game at West Henderson.

WNC FOOTBALL LEADERS

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RECEIVING

Franklin is 1-1 after Friday’s 42-7 win at Murphy.

WNC FOOTBALL LEADERS

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TACKLES

Devon Davidson (3) and Asheville High travel to Pisgah on Thursday.

CANTON – Mill Town, are you ready for your close-up?

Fourth-year Pisgah football coach Brett Chappell is the one who coined a nickname for one of the most industrially-strong communities still left in Western North Carolina.

And it has stuck in Haywood County.

Over time, attracting a large and wide-ranging audience has never been a problem for the Black Bears. Sophomore quarterback Tanner Wike (221 passing yards, 149 rushing yards and seven combined touchdowns) and players like him have hit the gridiron in front of crowds that numbered anywhere between 10,000 to 12,000.

But there has never been a fanbase like the potential one Thursday – undefeated Pisgah (2-0) is home for a live TV game against Asheville High (1-1).

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

For those who cannot make it to Haywood or would rather watch from the convenience of their home, WMYA-TV (40) will carry all the action.

“I think it’s a great opportunity for not only our football program, but our school,” Chappell said.

“It’s a chance to showcase our school, our town and the environment our kids get a chance to play in. And then you get to the football game itself, and it is one that we are definitely going to try and win.”

The 2015 game between Asheville and Pisgah (a 27-9 home win for the Cougars) was their first in 15 years.

With Wike running the show as a sophomore, the Black Bears are 2-0 for the third time in four years. Wike’s receiving corps includes Trey Morgan (eight receptions for 208 yards and three touchdowns), Jason Fabio (three receptions for 27 yards and one touchdown) and Isaiah Fisher (two receptions for 19 yards.

University of Alabama recruit Michael Parrott has rushed for a team-high 260 yards to go along with two touchdowns and Fisher has added 125 yards and one touchdown. Leading tacklers for Pisgah are Tanner Lanning (9.5 a game), Jeff Albritton (8.0), Morgan (5.5), Houston Rogers (7.0) and Josh Wilson (4.5).

So far, the Black Bears have outscored a couple other Buncombe County opponents (Enka and North Buncombe) by a combined total of 69-14.

“It’s a typical Asheville team,” Chappell said of Thursday’s opponent.

“But the thing that makes them scary is (the spreaud offense) that they’re running. Now they have an opportunity to get their athletes out in open space and that’s a concern for anybody. As for us, we got better from Week 1 to Week 2. We had a few turnovers (in a 33-7 home win over North Buncombe on Aug. 19) and we’ve cleaned those up. The big thing is we have got to continue to progress. If we stay where we’re at, we’re not going to win some of our (future) games.”

Friday is the first of two TV games for Asheville High and first-year coach David Burdette. Their Nov. 3 regular-season finale at Erwin will also be broadcast by WMYA.

“Every one of Brett’s kids play hard,” Burdette said.

“You always know when you’re playing Pisgah, that they’re going to be tough. They are aggressive on defense. I think the thing with Brett is that he is kind of curious to see how good they are and how they stack up (after two blowout wins). It’s going to be a great atmosphere. They have a proud tradition at Pisgah and we know they are going to play hard. For us, the opponent doesn’t matter so much as we just keep trying to move forward. We need to take care of business on our end.”

Devon Davidson (495 yards and four touchdowns with one interception) is flourishing this season in the Cougars’ new spread offense with the help of Makaius Brewer (15 receptions for 202 yards and two touchdowns), Dana Campbell (six receptions for 76 yards) and DeAndre Gaskin (six receptions for 72 yards).

Ahmad Shivers (194 yards, three touchdowns) heads up the Asheville rushing attack.

Leading tacklers for one of the year-to-year favorites in the Mountain Athletic Conference are Tequandre Bates (12.5 a game), Taevon Edgerton (11.0), Brewer (9.5), Kaejon Griffin (9.0), Micah Robertson (9.0), Andrew Leota (8.5), Daniel Green (8.0) and Campbell (7.5).

ASHEVILLE AT PISGAH

Kickoff: 7 p.m. Thursday.

Pick: Pisgah by 1.

Following is a look at the last five football games between Asheville High and Pisgah.

2015: Asheville 27, Pisgah 9.

2000: Asheville 39, Pisgah 22.

1999: Asheville 41, Pisgah 6.

1998: Asheville 34, Pisgah 0.

1997: Pisgah 27, Asheville 20.

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Scoreboard

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SOCCER

West Henderson 2, Erwin 0

Roberson 6, North Henderson 0

Brevard 0, Polk County 0

Hendersonville 2, North Buncombe 1

Smoky Mountain 4, Blue Ridge 3

Enka 4, Tuscola 0

Asheville 6, Carolina Day 2

Owen 2, Thomas Jefferson 1

Murphy 6, Mitchell 2

VOLLEYBALL

Pisgah 3, Owen 0

Robbinsville 3, Highlands 0

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Soccer

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Asheville 6, Carolina Day 2

Scoring: A, Davis Brooks (Joey Rhinehart) 5:00; CD, Jackson Coker (Sung Choi) 16:00; CD, Coker (Choi) 17:00; A, Eli Katz (Justin Fleer) 19:00; A, Katz 32:00; A, Noah Wolfe (Alex Fraga) 47:00; A, Katz (Wolfe) 49:00; A, Sylaf Malone 76:00.

Shots: AHS 15, CD 4

Saves: A, Ethan Heilig, Max Butterworth 0, CD, Will Sanders 4.

Records: AHS 4-1-1, CD 0-2-0.

Enka 4, Tuscola 0

Scoring: E, Carlos Perez (Jordi Tomas) 3:00; E, Adam Johnson 22:00; E, Francisco Molineros 38:00; E, Javier Zuniga (Jesus Sanchez) 66:00.

Shots: E 16, T 3.

Saves: E, Austion Hughes 2; Jarrett Payne 0, Marcos Acevedo 0.

Records: E, 4-0-2, T – 1-3-2.

JV: Enka 1, Tuscola 0.

Roberson 6, North Henderson 0

Scoring: TCR, Jack Sandstedt (Evan Lewis) 5:30; TCR, Garrett Douglas (Jesus Morales) 27:19; TCR, Thomas Hanson (Lewis) 38:20; TCR, Lewis (Dexter Vandersall) 61:44; TCR, Iminol Yepez-Frias 79:36; TCR, Chris Gregario (Yepez-Frias) 79:44.

Shots: TCR 24, NH 6.

Saves: TCR, Evan Goosmann 3, Zach Hudspeth 0, Lukas Wehrli 0; NH, Alejandro Torres 8.

Records: TCR 5-1-1; NH 2-4-0.

JV: TCR 5, NH 1.

Owen 2, Thomas Jefferson 1

Scoring: O, Byron Cisneros 20:40; TJ, Hayden Alexander 57:19; O, Ethan Kadau (Jacob Robinson) 85:58.

Shots: O 27, TJ 14.

Saves: O, James Murray 10, TJ, Matthew Switzer 13.

Records: TJ 1-1-1; O 2-1-2.

Smoky Mountain 4, Blue Ridge 3

Scoring: SM, Andrew Larcher (Clay Long) 1:00; BR, Estefano Ramirez (Noah Pressler) 11:00; BR, Carter Ferrin (Zachary Hull) 24:00; SM, Larcher 56; SM, Genaro Carcamo (Noah Hinton) 68:00; SM, Eli Costa (Larcher) 72:00; BR, Ramirez 75:00.

Shots: SM 17, BR 10

Saves: SM, Nick McDonald 1; BR, Hunter Collins.

Records: SM 4-2-1, BR 1-1-1

Hendersonville 2, North Buncombe 1

Records: HHS 4-0.

Polk County 0, Brevard 0

Shots: Brevard 14; Polk 8.

Saves: Polk, Wilson Edwards, 12.

Records: Polk County 2-4-1.

Murphy 6, Mitchell 2

Scoring: Mit, Juan Campos 2 goals.

Saves: Mit, Shane Greene 4.

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Volleyball

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Pisgah 3, Owen 0

Leaders: PHS, Summar Trull 1 kill, 1 dig; Regan Lunsford 1 kill, 14 assists, 8 digs; Madisyn Brown 2 aces, 7 digs; Madison Whitted 4 aces, 7 kills, 13 digs; Madison Chambers 1 kill, 3 digs; Kortney Messer 6 kills, 1 block, 3 digs; Natalie Heatherly 1 ace, 5 kills, 13 assists, 8 digs; Jessica Jones 3 kills, 1 dig; Emma Sorrells 8 kills, 4 blocks, 2 digs; Caroline Parris 1 kill, 1 dig; Alexis Swick, 7 kills, 1 block, 9 digs.

Records: PHS 5-2, 1-0.

JV: Pisgah 2-0.

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Pisgah’s Trey Morgan, left, and Michael Parrott.

• Asheville 
• Pisgah 7 p.m. 

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Hendersonville senior Kendall Wick has committed to play college volleyball for Montreat.

Hendersonville senior Kendall Wick has committed to play college volleyball for Montreat.

Wick is a defensive specialist for the Bearcats (3-3, 1-0) who knocked off Mountain Heritage, 3-0, in Tuesday’s Western Highlands Conference opener for both schools.

Wick has been part of the Xcel Volleyball Performance program for five years.

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West Henderson senior Mary Catherine Ball has committed to play college volleyball for Belmont.

As of today, the following 34 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 (8)

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

Kendall Wick, Hendersonville to Montreat

* – junior

% – sophomore

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Rashad Morrison (11) and Asheville School open their season Saturday at home against the Tennessee Silverbacks.

North Carolina high school football analyst Brian Simmons has released his statewide picks for this week:

WEEK 3 – TOP 10 FEATURED GAMES    Pick
Butler (1-1, 4A) at Western Alamance (2-0, 3A)    B by 11
Charlotte Latin (Ind) at Monroe (2A) (Saturday)    C by 3
Croatan (2-0, 2A) at West Carteret (1-1, 3A)    Cro by 7
Dudley (2-0, 4A) at Davie County (2-0, 4A)    Dud by 2
East Forsyth (2-0, 4A) at West Forsyth (2-0, 4A)    E by 7
Fike (1-1, 3A) at Kinston (1-1, 2A)    F by 1
Garner (2-0, 4A) at Middle Creek (2-0, 4A)    M by 4
Pinecrest (2-0, 4A) vs. Weddington (1-1, 3A) (at Monroe HS)    P by 5
Southern Durham (1-1, 3A) at Hillside (1-0, 4A)    H by 3
Tarboro (2-0, 1A) at Northern Nash (1-1, 3A)    T by 6

WEEK 3 PICKS    
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 2016    Pick
Apex (0-2, 4A) at Sanderson (2-0, 4A)    S by 47
Asheville (1-1, 3A) at Pisgah (2-0, 3A)    P by 9
Athens Drive (0-2, 4A) at Grimsley (1-1, 4A)    G by 15
Broughton (2-0, 4A) at Eastern Guilford (2-0, 3A)    E by 20
Enloe (1-0, 4A) at Rolesville (0-2, 4A)    R by 21
Harnett Central (0-2, 4A) at Triton (1-1, 3A)    T by 29
Hickory Hawks (0-1, Ind) at Davidson Day (1-1, Ind)    D by 47
Hobbton (1-1, 1A) at KIPP Pride Academy (2-0, 1A)    H by 9
Hunt (1-1, 3A) at Corinth Holders (0-2, 3A)    H by 12
Midway (2-0, 2A) at Rosewood (0-2, 1A)    M by 9
North Johnston (2-0, 2A) at Nash Central (1-1, 3A)    NJ by 1
Rose, J.H. (0-1, 4A) at Leesville Road (2-0, 4A)    R by 2
South Johnston (1-1, 3A) at Clayton (1-1, 4A)    C by 3
South Point (1-1, 3A) at Shelby (2-0, 2A)    Sh by 32
Southern Nash (2-0, 3A) at Bunn (2-0, 2A)    S by 20
Southern Vance (0-2, 2A) at Northern Vance (1-1, 3A)    N by 12

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 2016    Pick
Albemarle (0-2, 1A) at West Stanly (1-1, 2A)    W by 31
Alexander Central (1-0, 4A) at South Caldwell (0-2, 4A)    A by 14
Alleghany (2-0, 1A) at Bishop McGuinness (1-1, 1A)    A by 16
Andrews, T.W. (0-1, 2A) at Ravenscroft (1-1, Ind)    A by 10
Ardrey Kell (1-1, 4A) at Marvin Ridge (1-1, 3A)    M by 4
Asheboro (2-0, 3A) at North Davidson (2-0, 4A)    N by 19
Avery County (0-2, 1A) at Watauga (1-1, 4A)    W by 36
Aycock, C.B. (1-1, 3A) at North Lenoir (0-2, 2A)    A by 21
Ayden-Grifton (0-2, 2A) at North Pitt (0-1, 2A)    A by 23
Beddingfield (1-1, 2A) at Greene Central (2-0, 2A)    G by 17
Bessemer City (2-0, 1A) at Chase (1-1, 2A)    B by 14
Bunker Hill (0-2, 2A) at Foard, Fred T. (1-1, 3A)    F by 29
Burns (2-0, 3A) at Central Cabarrus (1-1, 3A)    C by 11
Butler (1-1, 4A) at Western Alamance (2-0, 3A)    B by 11
Byrnes(Duncan)(SC) (NR) at Mallard Creek (2-0, 4A)    M by 29
Camden County (0-2, 1A) at Northeastern (2-0, 2A)    N by 55
Cape Hatteras (0-2, 1A) at Columbia (1-1, 1A)    Col by 29
Carolina Gladiators (0-1, Ind) at Northside Christian (2-0, Ind)    N by 39
Carolina Pride (1-1, Ind) at Providence Day (0-2, Ind)    P by 27
Carson (0-1, 3A) at Salisbury (1-1, 2A)    C by 9
Carver (0-2, 2A) at Mount Tabor (1-1, 4A)    M by 22
Central Academy (1-1, 2A) at Union Academy (0-2, 1A)    Even – C
Central Davidson (0-2, 3A) at East Davidson (2-0, 2A)    E by 26
Chapel Hill (0-2, 3A) at Carrboro (0-2, 2A)    CH by 15
Charlotte Country Day (1-1, Ind) at Charlotte Catholic (1-1, 4A)    Cath by 19
Choctaw Central(MS) (NR) at Cherokee (1-1, 1A)    Cher by 7
Christ School (1-1, Ind) at Heathwood Hall(SC) (NR)    C by 15
Cleveland (1-1, 3A) at Apex Friendship (1-0, 4A)    C by 36
Clinton (1-0, 2A) at Smithfield-Selma (0-2, 3A)    C by 59
Comm. Sch. of Davidson (0-2, 1A) at Lake Norman Charter (2-0, 2A)    C by 1
Concord First Assembly (2-0, Ind) at Christ the King (0-2, Ind)    CFA by 51
Conley, D.H. (2-0, 4A) at Washington (0-2, 2A)    C by 20
Cramer, Stuart (1-1, 2A) at West Iredell (1-1, 3A)    C by 6
Croatan (2-0, 2A) at West Carteret (1-1, 3A)    Cro by 7
Dudley (2-0, 4A) at Davie County (2-0, 4A)    Dud by 2
East Carteret (1-1, 1A) at Spring Creek (1-1, 1A)    E by 44
East Chapel Hill (1-1, 4A) at Cedar Ridge (2-0, 3A)    C by 37
East Forsyth (2-0, 4A) at West Forsyth (2-0, 4A)    E by 7
East Henderson (0-2, 3A) at Hendersonville (1-1, 2A)    H by 49
East Lincoln (2-0, 2A) at North Lincoln (0-2, 3A)    E by 37
East Mecklenburg (1-1, 4A) at North Mecklenburg (1-1, 4A)    E by 7
East Montgomery (2-0, 1A) at Trinity (1-1, 2A)    EM by 28
East Rowan (1-1, 3A) at Concord (1-1, 3A)*    C by 32
East Rutherford (2-0, 2A) at Roberson, T.C. (2-0, 4A)    T by 9
East Wake (0-2, 4A) at Cary (0-2, 4A)    C by 13
Eastern Randolph (1-1, 2A) at Rockingham County (0-2, 3A)    E by 5
Edenton Holmes (2-0, 2A) at Plymouth (0-2, 1A)    E by 16
Elkin (0-2, 1A) at Mount Airy (2-0, 1A)    M by 47
Erwin (1-1, 3A) at Ooltewah(TN) (NR)    O by 17
Fairmont (0-2, 2A) at Ashley (1-0, 4A)    A by 6
Fike (1-1, 3A) at Kinston (1-1, 2A)    F by 1
First Flight (1-0, 2A) at Manteo (0-2, 1A)    F by 24
Forest Hills (0-2, 2A) at Pageland Central(SC) (NR)    P by 4
Freedom (1-1, 3A) at East Burke (0-2, 2A)    F by 33
Fuquay-Varina (1-1, 4A) at Millbrook (2-0, 4A)    M by 7
Garner (2-0, 4A) at Middle Creek (2-0, 4A)    M by 4
Gates County (0-2, 1A) at Bertie (1-0, 2A)    B by 7
Glenn (2-0, 4A) at Atkins (0-2, 1A)    G by 58
Goldsboro (0-2, 2A) at Southern Wayne (0-1, 3A)    S by 7
Gray’s Creek (1-1, 3A) at Cape Fear (2-0, 4A)    C by 25
Green Hope (1-1, 4A) at Cardinal Gibbons (2-0, 4A)    C by 30
Hayesville (0-2, 1A) at Union County(GA) (NR)    U by 42
Hertford County (1-1, 2A) at Rocky Mount (1-1, 3A)    R by 23
Hickory (0-2, 3A) at Newton-Conover (2-0, 2A)    N by 35
Hickory Ridge (2-0, 3A) at Robinson, Jay M. (2-0, 3A)*    R by 19
Hickory(VA) (NR) at Currituck (2-0, 2A)    H by 3
High Point Christian (2-0, Ind) at Wake Christian (2-0, Ind)    H by 12
Hoggard (1-1, 4A) at Pine Forest (2-0, 4A)    P by 12
Hoke County (0-2, 4A) at Seventy-First (1-1, 4A)    S by 20
Holly Springs (1-1, 4A) at Northern Durham (0-2, 4A)    N by 1
Jefferson, Thomas (1-0, 1A) at Mountain Island Charter (1-1, 1A)*    J by 26
Jones Senior (1-0, 1A) at Union (1-0, 1A)    U by 5
Jordan-Matthews (0-2, 2A) at Northwood (0-2, 3A)    N by 31
Kenan, James (1-0, 1A) at Wallace-Rose Hill (2-0, 1A)    W by 34
Kestrel Heights (0-1, 1A) at Chatham Central (0-2, 1A)    K by 4
Kings Mountain (2-0, 3A) at Forestview (1-1, 3A)    K by 25
Knightdale (0-2, 4A) at Heritage (2-0, 4A)    H by 41
Lake Norman (2-0, 4A) at Hough (2-0, 4A)    H by 2
Lakewood (1-1, 1A) at Lejeune (0-2, 1A)    Lak by 48
Lee County (2-0, 3A) at Laney (1-1, 4A)    Lan by 3
Lexington (2-0, 2A) at Randleman (1-1, 2A)    R by 5
Loris(SC) (NR) at South Columbus (1-1, 2A)    L by 2
Lumberton (1-1, 4A) at South View (1-1, 4A)    S by 4
Madison (1-1, 2A) at Rosman (0-1, 1A)    Even – R
Marlboro County(SC) (NR) at Scotland (2-0, 4A)    S by 36
Martinsville(VA) (NR) at McMichael (0-2, 3A)    Mar by 25
Mitchell (2-0, 1A) at Andrews (1-1, 1A)    M by 29
Mooresville (0-2, 4A) at Hopewell (1-1, 4A)    M by 18
Morehead (0-2, 3A) at Reidsville (2-0, 2A)    R by 32
Mount Pleasant (0-2, 2A) at Cox Mill (0-1, 3A)    M by 18
Murphy (1-1, 1A) at Carolina Wildcats(SC) (NR)    M by 20
Myers Park (2-0, 4A) at Providence (0-2, 4A)    M by 25
New Hanover (1-1, 4A) at Havelock (2-0, 3A)    H by 26
North Buncombe (0-2, 3A) at Mountain Heritage (2-0, 2A)    M by 46
North Duplin (0-2, 1A) at South Lenoir (1-1, 2A)    N by 4
North Gaston (0-2, 3A) at Lincolnton (2-0, 2A)    L by 43
North Henderson (1-1, 3A) at Swain County (0-2, 1A)    S by 3
North Iredell (0-2, 3A) at West Stokes (1-1, 2A)    W by 20
North Raleigh Christian (0-2, Ind) at Hickory Grove Christian (0-2, Ind)    H by 5
North Surry (1-1, 2A) at East Surry (1-1, 1A)    E by 14
North Wilkes (1-1, 2A) at Forbush (2-0, 2A)    F by 20
Northeast Guilford (0-2, 3A) at Ragsdale (0-2, 4A)    R by 17
Northern Guilford (0-1, 3A) at Northwest Guilford (2-0, 4A)    NWG by 30
Northside(Jacksonville) (2-0, 2A) at Jacksonville (2-0, 3A)    N by 11
Northside(Pinetown) (2-0, 1A) at Southside (2-0, 1A)    S by 11
Northwest Cabarrus (0-1, 3A) at Kannapolis Brown (2-0, 4A)    K by 49
Northwest Halifax (0-2, 1A) at Southeast Halifax (1-0, 1A)    S by 43
Olympic (0-1, 4A) at Independence (0-2, 4A)    I by 6
Overhills (0-2, 4A) at Western Harnett (1-1, 3A)    O by 2
Owen, C.D. (1-1, 2A) at Reynolds, A.C. (0-2, 3A)    R by 49
Page (1-1, 4A) at High Point Central (1-1, 4A)    P by 32
Pamlico (0-2, 1A) at Farmville Central (2-0, 2A)    F by 29
Panther Creek (0-2, 4A) at Jordan (0-2, 4A)    P by 16
Patton (1-1, 3A) at Draughn (1-1, 2A)    P by 3
Pender (0-1, 1A) at South Brunswick (1-1, 3A)    S by 22
Perquimans (1-1, 1A) at Pasquotank (2-0, 2A)    Pas by 18
Person (1-1, 4A) at Yancey, Bartlett (0-1, 2A)    P by 25
Piedmont (0-2, 3A) at Parkwood (2-0, 2A)    Par by 15
Pine Lake Prep (1-1, 1A) at Statesville Christian (2-0, Ind)    S by 13
Pinecrest (2-0, 4A) vs. Weddington (1-1, 3A) (at Monroe HS)    P by 5
Polk County (1-1, 2A) at R-S Central (1-1, 2A)    R by 29
Princeton (1-1, 1A) at Franklinton (1-1, 2A)    F by 1
Providence Grove (1-1, 2A) at Union Pines (1-1, 3A)    U by 31
Rabun Gap(GA) (1-0, Ind) at Cannon School (1-1, Ind)    R by 10
Reagan (1-1, 4A) at North Forsyth (1-1, 3A)    R by 33
Red Springs (1-1, 2A) at Harrells Christian (1-1, Ind)    R by 3
Reynolds, R.J. (0-2, 4A) at Walkertown (1-1, 1A)    W by 8
Richlands (0-2, 2A) at Southwest Onslow (0-2, 2A)    Even – R
Richmond Senior (2-0, 4A) at Byrd, Douglas (0-2, 3A)    R by 47
Riverside(Durham) (1-1, 4A) at Orange (2-0, 3A)    O by 31
Riverside(Williamston) (1-0, 1A) at South Creek (0-2, 1A)    R by 33
Rocky Mount Prep (0-2, 1A) at North East Carolina Prep (0-2, Ind)    R by 4
Rocky River (1-1, 4A) at Sun Valley (2-0, 3A)    S by 15
Sandhills Titans (1-1, Ind) at Fayetteville Christian (0-2, Ind)    S by 45
Sanford, Terry (2-0, 3A) at Britt, Jack (2-0, 4A)    S by 14
Smoky Mountain (2-0, 2A) at Enka (0-2, 3A)    S by 17
South Mecklenburg (2-0, 4A) at Northwestern(SC) (NR)    N by 26
South Robeson (0-2, 1A) at Swett, Purnell (1-1, 4A)    P by 46
South Stanly (0-1, 1A) at Anson (1-1, 3A)    A by 44
South Stokes (0-2, 2A) at North Stokes (0-2, 1A)    Even – N
Southern Alamance (0-2, 4A) at Eastern Alamance (2-0, 3A)    E by 26
Southern Durham (1-1, 3A) at Hillside (1-0, 4A)    H by 3
Southern Guilford (1-1, 3A) at Southeast Guilford (1-1, 4A)    SEG by 11
Southlake Christian (1-1, Ind) at Metrolina Christian (0-2, Ind)    M by 3
Southwest Edgecombe (0-2, 2A) at South Central (0-2, 4A)    SWE by 2
Southwest Guilford (2-0, 4A) at Ledford (1-1, 3A)    S by 6
St. Pauls (1-1, 2A) at East Bladen (1-1, 2A)    E by 24
Statesville (1-0, 3A) at North Rowan (2-0, 2A)    N by 9
Swansboro (1-1, 3A) at Word of God Academy (1-1, Ind)    W by 1
Tarboro (2-0, 1A) at Northern Nash (1-1, 3A)    T by 6
Topsail (1-1, 3A) at Dixon (0-1, 2A)    T by 18
Trask (2-0, 1A) at West Columbus (0-2, 1A)    T by 29
Tuscola (2-0, 3A) at McDowell (2-0, 4A)    T by 30
Victory Christian (0-2, Ind) at Trinity Christian (1-1, Ind)    T by 39
Wake Forest (2-0, 4A) at Southeast Raleigh (1-1, 4A)    W by 32
Warren County (1-1, 2A) at Northampton County (0-2, 1A)    N by 3
Washington, George(VA) (NR) at Vance (2-0, 4A)    V by 27
Webb, J.F. (1-1, 3A) at South Granville (1-1, 2A)    S by 26
Weldon (0-1, 1A) at Roanoke Rapids (2-0, 2A)    R by 31
West Bladen (2-0, 2A) at Whiteville (0-2, 1A)    WB by 4
West Brunswick (2-0, 3A) at North Myrtle Beach(SC) (NR)    N by 15
West Caldwell (2-0, 2A) at Hibriten (2-0, 3A)    H by 23
West Charlotte (0-2, 4A) at Harding (1-1, 4A)    W by 5
West Craven (2-0, 3A) at New Bern (0-2, 4A)    W by 16
West Davidson (0-2, 2A) at South Davidson (1-1, 1A)    W by 8
West Lincoln (1-1, 2A) at Cherryville (0-2, 1A)    W by 22
West Mecklenburg (1-1, 4A) at Garinger (0-2, 4A)    W by 53
West Montgomery (2-0, 1A) at Thomasville (1-1, 2A)    W by 15
Western Guilford (1-1, 3A) at Smith, Ben L. (0-2, 4A)    S by 16
Westover (1-1, 3A) at Smith, E.E. (0-2, 4A)    S by 1
Wheatmore (0-2, 2A) at Southwestern Randolph (0-2, 3A)    W by 7
White Oak (0-1, 3A) at East Duplin (1-1, 2A)    E by 26
Wilkes Central (2-0, 2A) at Surry Central (2-0, 2A)    S by 8
Williams (2-0, 3A) at Cummings (0-2, 2A)    W by 23
Winston-Salem Prep (0-1, 1A) at Parkland (2-0, 4A)    P by 26

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 2016    Pick
Anderson Cavaliers(SC) (3-0, Ind) at Cabarrus Stallions (0-2, Ind)*    A by 40
Carolina Crusaders(SC) (1-1, Ind) at Asheville Saints (1-1, Ind)*    C by 12
Charlotte Christian (2-0, Ind) vs. Cuthbertson (1-1, 3A) (at Monroe HS)    CC by 19
Charlotte Latin (2-0, Ind) at Monroe (1-1, 2A)    C by 3
Huss, Hunter (0-2, 2A) vs. Porter Ridge (1-0, 4A) (at Monroe HS)    P by 7
Tennessee Silverbacks(TN) (0-2, Ind) at Asheville School (0-0, Ind)    A by 35

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Christ School’s Seth Griswold.

Friday’s football game between Christ School and Heathwood Hall (S.C.) has been cancelled due to concerns over tropical storm conditions forecast for the Columbia, S.C. area.

The game will not be made up.

There is a 100 percent chance for rain, according to The Weather Channel and three to five inches are expected to fall in Columbia.

Greenies senior Drew Johnson (572 yards and six touchdowns with three interceptions) leads all Western North Carolina quarterbacks in passing with a receiving corps that includes Keyvaun Cobb (14 receptions for 139 yards), Jared Letman-Gash (13 receptions for 142 yards and five touchdowns), Tyler Redmond (seven receptions for 98 yards), Kokayi Cobb (seven receptions for 52 yards), Gabe Blevins (six receptions for 61 yards) and Kevin Snyder (six receptions for 52 yards).

Christ School is 1-1 after last week’s 49-21 loss at Davidson Day. Leading tacklers for the Greenies are Seth Griswold (6.0 tackles per game), Carson Jones (5.0), Redmond (5.0) and Blevins (4.0).

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Caleb Ferguson and Tuscola lost 35-20 at home to McDowell in 2015. The same two teams play Friday in Marion.

MARION – Caleb Ferguson will camp out in your end zone, no stakes or tent necessary.

How to quantify what the 5-foot-11, 175-pound senior from Tuscola has done through two games?

Here’s how.

As an individual, Ferguson’s 11 touchdowns (nine rushing, two receiving) are more than 21 entire teams in mountain football.

Ferguson and the Mountaineers have scored a Western North Carolina-best 117 points in two games and bring their Double-wing offense to the Titans’ doorstep on Friday.

Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m.

“(Tuscola) is impressive on both sides of the ball,” McDowell coach Andy Morgan said.

“They really have some good-looking kids everywhere who execute that offense well. In our meetings, I compared them to some of the former South Point teams that I’ve seen. They’re not running the veer as much as South Point did, but they roll off the ball with really good linemen and their fullback is very comparable.

Those are some kind words for Ferguson and he’s worthy of them.

Ferguson has rushed for 290 yards and gets his handoffs from first-year starting quarterback Grayson Perkins (83 yards and one touchdown with no interceptions). Leading tackler Joe Napert (9.0 per game) gets behind the line of scrimmage a lot – the senior has made eight stops for a loss. Other key tacklers are John Medford (7.5), Taylor Austin (7.5), Jeremy Jacobs (7.0), Dylan Worley (7.0), Ferguson (7.0) and Bailee Ewart (6.5).

“The biggest thing for us is the defense really improved from Week 1 to Week 2,” Tuscola coach Tommy Pursley said.

“The defense has made some big strides. We have some things we need to clean up on offense, too. We got stopped a couple times (in last week’s 49-14 home win over Owen). We had three big penalties and they scooped up a fumble and returned it for a touchdown. We’ve got to improve our focus, but I’m confident that all of it is stuff we can fix.”

Morgan embarked on his coaching career back in 1998. He was at McDowell for five years before also serving as an assistant at Roberson from 2005 to 2014.

Last Friday’s 22-17 win at Avery County was the first true between-the-lines win for Morgan and the Titans. They were outclassed in a 41-21 loss to R-S Central on Aug. 19 in Marion. The result of the game was later overturned after the Hilltoppers self-reported an ineligible player to the NCHSAA.

Ben Ballew passed for a career-high 160 yards and two touchdowns as the Titans overcame a nine-point halftime deficit last Friday in Newland.

Chase Justice accounted for 108 of Ballew’s yards and a 52-yard touchdown catch. Matthew Moss caught the second TD (7 yards) at the 11:23 mark of the fourth quarter. McDowell was able to hang on from there, even after trailing by nine points at halftime. The Titans are off to just their fourth 2-0 start to a football season since 2000.

Damon McNeely (9.5 tackles per game), Kaali Tobe (8.5) and Tyler Banks (6.0) are names to know on defense.

“Coach Morgan is I’m sure going to do a great job at McDowell. Any time there is a coaching change, you see some new enthusiasm,” Pursley said.

“We expect to see a very good football team Friday. We’re going to have a real battle on our hands.”

TUSCOLA AT MCDOWELL

Kickoff: 7:30 p.m.

Pick: Tuscola by 14

2015: McDowell 35, Tuscola 20.

2000: McDowell 27, Tuscola 7.

1999: Tuscola 41, McDowell 7.

1998: Tuscola 23, McDowell 17.

1997: McDowell 22, Tuscola 8.

MORE ONLINE: The Citizen-Times will provide a live blog from Friday’s McDowell-Tuscola football game. Updates will begin shortly before kickoff at CITIZEN-TIMES.com/hshuddle.

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Scoreboard

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FOOTBALL

Pisgah 17, Asheville 14

VOLLEYBALL

Greenville (S.C.) Canes 3, Trailblazers 0

West Henderson 3, North Henderson 2

Enka 3, North Buncombe 2

Brevard 3, Franklin 0

Robbinsville 3, Nantahala 0

Reynolds 3, Erwin 0

Hendersonville 3, Madison 0

Swain County 3, Rosman 2

Roberson 3, McDowell 0

Hayesville 3, Cherokee 0

Owen 3, Mitchell 1

Tuscola 3, Smoky Mountain 0

SOCCER

North Buncombe 3, Franklin 1

Reynolds 6, North Henderson 1

Highlands 4, Madison 1

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Football

From The Associated Press:

Cameron Union Pines 47, Providence Grove 8

Canton Pisgah 17, Asheville 14

Cape Fear 49, Gray’s Creek 12

Central, S.C. 40, Marshville Forest Hills 19

Charlotte Ardrey Kell 36, Waxhaw Marvin Ridge 34

Columbia 28, Cape Hatteras 0

Concord 39, East Rowan 20

East Bladen 42, St. Pauls 28

East Carteret 35, Seven Springs Spring Creek 14

East Duplin 58, Jacksonville White Oak 13

Eastern Guilford 33, Raleigh Broughton 0

Edenton Holmes 42, Plymouth 0

Fayetteville Pine Forest 28, Wilmington Hoggard 26

Fayetteville Sanford 48, Fayetteville Britt 20

Fayetteville Seventy-First 34, Hoke County 15

Fayetteville Smith 15, Fayetteville Westover 14

Gaston KIPP Pride 28, Newton Grove Hobbton 14

Greenville Rose 54, Raleigh Leesville Road 48

Havelock 37, Wilmington New Hanover 7

Hope Mills South View 28, Lumberton 21

Monroe Sun Valley 41, Mint Hill Rocky River 24

Nash Central 43, North Johnston 15

North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 23, West Brunswick 0

Northern Vance 27, Southern Vance 6

Pembroke Swett 28, South Robeson 8

Pender 34, South Brunswick 12

Raleigh Sanderson 48, Apex 6

Red Springs 25, Harrells Christian 14

Richmond County 62, Fayetteville Byrd 0

Rocky Mount 28, Hertford County 14

Rocky Point Trask 48, West Columbus 0

Rolesville 40, Raleigh Enloe 27

Salemburg Lakewood 50, Lejeune 0

Scotland 20, Marlboro County, S.C. 0

Shelby 24, Belmont South Point 0

South Columbus 35, Loris, S.C. 14

South Lenoir 44, North Duplin 36

Southern Nash 31, Bunn 16

Southwest Onslow 21, Richlands 12

Swansboro 32, Word of God Christian Academy 14

Topsail 36, Holly Ridge Dixon 24

Union 40, Jones County 12

Wallace-Rose Hill 34, Warsaw Kenan 0

Whiteville 35, West Bladen 6

Wilmington Ashley 34, Fairmont 12

POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS

Ayden-Grifton vs. North Pitt, ppd. to Sep 5.

Chocowinity Southside vs. Pinetown Northside, ppd. to Sep 2.

Clinton vs. Smithfield-Selma, ppd. to Sep 5.

Gates County vs. Bertie County, ppd. to Sep 2.

Greensboro Grimsley vs. Raleigh Athens Drive, ppd. to Sep 2.

Greenville Conley vs. Washington, ppd. to Sep 5.

Harnett Central vs. Erwin Triton, ppd. to Sep 6.

Hickory Ridge vs. Concord Robinson, ppd. to Sep 5.

Jacksonville Northside vs. Jacksonville, susp.

Kill Devil Hills First Flight vs. Manteo, ppd. to Sep 2.

Kinston Parrott Academy vs. Wayne Christian, susp.

Lee County vs. Wilmington Laney, ppd. to Sep 5.

Monroe Piedmont vs. Monroe Parkwood, ppd. to Sep 5.

Newton Grove Midway vs. Goldsboro Rosewood, ppd. to Sep 5.

Pamlico County vs. Farmville Central, ppd. to Sep 5.

Pikeville Aycock vs. North Lenoir, ppd. to Sep 5.

South Johnston vs. Clayton, ppd. to Sep 5.

West Craven vs. New Bern, ppd. to Sep 5.

Williamston Riverside vs. Robersonville South Creek, ppd. to Sep 5.

Wilson Beddingfield vs. Greene Central, ppd. to Sep 5.

Wilson Fike vs. Kinston, susp.

Wilson Hunt vs. Wendell Corinth Holders, ppd. to Sep 2.

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Volleyball

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Hendersonville 3, Madison 0

Leaders: Hen, Sam Hess 10 kills; Savanna Roper 10 kills, 7 digs, 2 aces; Cyrena Bedoian 7 kills, 26 assists. Mad, Alex Baker 6 kills, 2 blocks, 4 digs; Jessi Fox 2 blocks; Hannah Jennings 3 kills, 2 blocks; Cheyenne King, 3 assists; Rachael Loven 1 ace, 3 digs; Carrie Maney 1 kill, 1 block, 2 aces, 4 digs.

Records: Hen 4-3.

JV: Hen, 2-0

Roberson 3, McDowell 0

Leaders: TCR, Emma Binns 2 aces, 9 kills, 1 block, 8 digs, Sophia Fantauzzi 2 aces, 14 assists, 7 digs; Katrin Madden 2 blocks; Neely Carter 6 kills; Abby Krueger 10 digs; Camryn Jansen 8 digs.

Records: TCR 7-0, 1-0.

JV: TCR 2-0.

Hayesville 3, Cherokee 0

Leaders: Hay, Maddie Payne 2 kills, 22 assists 4 digs; Lindsey Davis 6 kills 2 aces; Lexie Patterson 7 kills, 4 aces; Whitney Baldwin 4 kills, 1 ace; Megan Woody 3 kills, 1 ace; Meredith Reynolds 1 kill, 2 aces.

Records: H 6-0, 2-0.

JV: H 2-0.

Reynolds 3, Erwin 0

Leaders: Er, Treasure Bailey 9 kills, 3 blocks. ACR, Maitland Moore 3 aces, 13 kills, 3 blocks, 4 digs; Delaney McCullough 1 ace, 9 kills, 4 blocks, 5 digs; Kinsley Frady 3 aces, 15 assists, 11 digs; Bailey Franklin 2 aces, 10 digs.

Records: Erw, 1-6, 0-1.

JV: ACR 2-0.

West Henderson 3 , North Henderson 0

Leaders: WH, Kasey West 13 digs; Ashley Downer 13 digs; Sierra Jones 28 assists; Mary Catherine Ball 16 kills, 6 digs; Casey Brown 9 kills, 2 aces; Chloe Biggs 9 kills, 5 digs.

Records: WH 5-0, 1-0.

JV: WH 2-0.

Owen 3, Mitchell 1

Leaders: Owen, Chesney Gardner 3 aces, 15 digs, 12 kills, 3 blocks; Kaitlin Morris 6 kills, 11 digs, 1 ace; Bria Crompton 4 aces, 5 kills, 14 digs; Caitlyn Ledford 25 assists, 4 aces, Kylie Edwards 6 kills, 2 blocks, 5 aces.

Records: O 1-4, 1-1.

JV: Owen 2-0.

Swain County 3, Rosman 2

Leaders: Sw,, Grace Cabe 10 kills, 9 blocks, 15 digs; Ashley Winchester 4 kills, 2 blocks, 16 assists; Gabby Jones 4 kills, 11 digs; Emma Blythe 4 kills, 5 blocks.

Enka 3, North Buncombe 2

Leaders: En, Kloyee Anderson 16 kills, 10 digs and 6 blocks; Abbie Trantham 13 kills, 3 blocks; Kamya Latson 4 blocks; Payton Trantham 45 assists. NB, Abbey Darress 17 kills, 19 digs; Brittany Johnson 12 kills; Caitlin Griffin 44 assists; Bre Myers 21 digs, Taylor Laster 5 aces.

Records: Enka 2-2, 1-0.

JV: Enka 2-0.

Tuscola 3, Smoky Mountain 0

Leaders: Tus, Savannah Bryant 13 kills; Olivia Johnson 10 kills, 13 digs; Bryant 4, 17 digs; Livy Rich 3 aces, 11 assists; McKinley Morris 13 assists; Hannah Litty 20 digs.

Records: T 4-1, 1-0.

JV: THS 2-0.

Brevard 3, Franklin 0

Leaders: Br, A. McBee 15 kills, 13 digs, 8 aces, 16 assists; H. Gordon 17 digs, 3 aces; K. Wright 4 kills, 18 assists, 10 digs, 3 aces.

Records: Brevard, 3-1-, 1-0.

JV: Br, 2-0.

Greenville (S.C.) Canes 3, Trailblazers 0

Leaders: Tr, Cat Clark 21 digs; Kelly McCall 8 kills, 8 assists; Becca Camacho 7 kills; Allie Mull 7 assists.

JV: Trailblazers won.

Robbinsville 3, Highlands 0

Leaders: Rob, Kaylee Jones 3 aces, 4 digs; Katie Walsh 17 assists; Erin Teesateskie 12 kills; Maddi Garland 4 kills; Harleigh Lane 5 kills; Karli Odom 11 digs; Abbey Webster 5 digs.

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Soccer

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Reynolds 6, North Henderson 1

Scoring: NH, Anselmo Castillo 22:00; ACR, Brendan Mann (Izaiah Vignali) 25:00; ACR, John Diavatis (Vignali) 31:00; ACR, Carson Holgate (Diavatis) 34:00; ACR, Ben Kinter (Cody Thornhill) 55:00; ACR, Vignali 60:00, ACR, Leander Hind (Jack Albrecht) 76:00.

Shots: ACR 19, NH 6.

Saves: ACR, Griffith Porter 5, NH, A.J. Torres 5.

Records: NH 2-6, ACR 5-1-1.

JV: ACR 6-3.

North Buncombe 3, Franklin 1

Scoring: Fr, Kevin Perez 9:00; NB, Tal Dor-El (Daniel Dor-El) 56:00, NB, Alan McBride (Janson Witcher) 58:00; NB, Ian Dowling (Tal Dor-El) 77:00.

Shots: NB 13, Franklin 14.

Saves: NB, Earley 6; Fr, Marquez 5.

JV: NB 2, Franklin 0.

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