Tuesday’s boys’ high school basketball rewind: West Meck keeps growing, beats Garinger
The West Mecklenburg Hawks have a young core, and the players believe every game they can play together matters.
In a dominant 67-35 win over Garinger on Tuesday at home, the Hawks said their goal was to continue to build chemistry — and get ready to contend for a 3A playoff berth within the Queen City 3A/4A conference.
West Meck (5-6, 2-3), with a roster that includes five sophomores and a freshman, snapped a two-game home losing streak.
“We only have three seniors and two juniors,” Hawks coach Ryan Queen said. “So, we are very young. But, I think the core, young group that I have right now is invested in the program.”
Queen said his biggest job now is to keep the young players he has, develop them and continue to get new players interested in the program.
One of the Hawks’ sophomores, Chase McDonald, was the catalyst in the win over Garinger, finishing with 21 points, including three 3-pointers.
“I feel like as a team we just came together more,” McDonald said. “We were able to trust one another with extra passes, get to the basket and knock down free throws.”
The Hawks have lost their only game against an in-conference 3A team so far this season. They still have a shot at a top seed, but will have to win at home against Harding on Friday, and then beat Harding again, and West Charlotte, later this season.
“I think Friday’s game (against Harding) is very important with us, West Charlotte and Harding being the only 3A schools in Charlotte,” Queen said. “Every time we have one of those games, it’s pretty much like a playoff game.”
THREE WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE
Chase McDonald, West Meck: The sophomore shooting guard led all scorers in the game. His 13 points in the third quarter propelled the Hawks to a lead that Garinger couldn’t overcome.
Isaiah Morrison-Crawford, West Meck: The 6-1 senior forced several turnovers that led to Hawks scores. He scored 10 of his 12 points in the second half.
Cam Higgins, West Meck: The Hawks’ point guard came in leading his team in scoring. He had 10 points and found his teammates for easy layups.
WHAT’S NEXT
West Meck (5-6) has a few days off before facing Harding in a 3A conference game on Jan. 19 at 7:30 p.m. Garinger (1-13) will host Rocky River on Jan. 19, also at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday’s #BIG5 top performers
Jeremiah Howard, Concord: In a 99-54 win over East Rowan, Howard had his fifth double-double of the season: 20 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks.
Grant Lawless, East Lincoln: In a 74-67 win over St. Stephens, Lawless had a career-high 30 points and 10 rebounds.
Chase McDonald, West Mecklenburg: McDonald scored 13 of his game-high 21 points in the third quarter in a win over Garinger.
Robert Magner, Pine Lake Prep: In a 63-53 win over Corvian Community, Magner had a game-high 29 points.
Trent Steinour, Lake Norman: In a 79-58 win over Cox Mill, the 6-foot-10 junior center had 22 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks.
Tuesday’s Charlotte-area scores
Queen City 3A-4A
Chambers 78, West Charlotte 35
SoMeck 4A
Myers Park 58, Olympic 35
Southwestern 4A
Independence 61, Rocky River 55
Charlotte Catholic 70, East Mecklenburg 58
CISAA
Cannon School 86, Charlotte Christian 58
Covenant Day 59, Providence Day 55
Greater Metro 4 4A
Lake Norman 79, Cox Mill 58
Mooresville 47, West Cabarrus 40
Big South 3A
Ashbrook 80, North Gaston 57
Crest 63, South Point 57
Hunter Huss 59, Stuart Cramer 50
Kings Mountain 80, North Gaston 57
South Piedmont 3A
Concord 99, East Rowan 54
Central Cabarrus 87, Jay M. Robinson 36
Jesse Carson 78, South Rowan 37
Northwest Cabarrus 52, West Rowan 42
Western Foothills 3A
East Lincoln 74, St. Stephens 67
Hickory 107, West Iredell 63
North Lincoln 87, Fred T. Foard 55
Statesville 83, North Iredell 74
Rocky River 2A-3A
Anson County 78, West Stanly 73
Forest Hills 60, Central Academy 53
Parkwood 59, Monroe 57
Metrolina Athletic Conference
Gaston Christian 68, Hickory Grove Christian 43
Gaston Day 58, Northside Christian 53
Metrolina Christian 43, Westminster Catawba 42
Foothills Athletic Association
Hickory Christian 74, University Christian 41
Southern Piedmont Athletic Association
United Faith Christian 99, North Hills Christian 46
Catawba Valley 2A
Lincolnton 64, East Burke 50
Maiden def. Bunker Hill
Newton-Conover 56, Bandys 55
West Caldwell 74, West Lincoln 46
Catawba Shores 1A-2A
Bradford Prep 94, Mountain Island Charter 73
Pine Lake Prep 63, Corvian Community 53
Southern Piedmont 1A-2A
Burns 80, Bessemer City 38
Cherryville 64, Highland Tech 55
Shelby 71, East Gaston 59
Yadkin Valley 1A-2A
South Stanly 68, Mount Pleasant 60
Metro 1A
Piedmont Community Charter 92, Apprentice Academy 35
Nonconference
Butler 71, Sun Valley 53
Charlotte Latin 64, Union Academy 47
Greater Cabarrus Stallions 81, South Guilford Homeschool 53
Palisades 68, Marvin Ridge 43
Providence 63, Cuthbertson 52
South Charlotte Thulnder 85, Queen’s Grant Charter 60
West Mecklenburg 67, Garinger 35
S.C. Region 3 5A
Blythewood 54, Clover 43
Spring Valley 62, Fort Mill 56
S.C. Region 3 4A
Catawba Ridge 78, Lancaster 47
Indian Land 75, South Pointe 44
Northwestern 71, York 50
S.C. Region 4 3A
Clinton 64, Chester 49
Union County 67, Emerald 59
S.C. Region 5 2A
Andrew Jackson 78, Cheraw 53
North Central 81, Buford 48
York Prep 66, Central Pageland 63
S.C. Region 4 1A
C.A. Johnson 88, Governor’s School 25
Great Falls 104, Rock Hill Riverwalk 30
Lewisville 57, McBee 54
Tuesday’s box scores
▪ Includes Observer Sweet 16 rankings
NO. 1 MYERS PARK 58, OLYMPIC 35
Olympic 9 7 9 12 — 35
Myers Park 12 17 14 15 — 58
OLYMPIC 35 — Deangelo Hall 9, Jaden Hardnett 8
MYERS PARK 58 — Sadiq White Jr. 18, Bishop Boswell 12, Josh Hines 12
Records: Olympic 3-13, 0-3; Myers Park 14-2, 3-0
NO. 3 CENTRAL CABARRUS 87, JM ROBINSON 36
Robinson 12 10 13 1 — 36
Central Cabarrus 26 35 22 4 — 87
ROBINSON 36 – Rowe 4, Frazier 5, Tillian 3, Harlee 7, Reid 4, Roseman 4, Speller 3, White 6
CENTRAL CABARRUS 87 – Chase Daniel 12, Carson Daniel 27, DJ Kent 6, Joshua Dalton 13, Noah Edmisten 10, Emari Russell 8, Jake Baker, Cayden Smith 9, LarQuise Burse-Jones, Chinua Ezeigbo, Kevonta Martin 2, Infinite Morrow
Notable: Central forced turnovers 33 and had 28 assists, 26 steals and 12 blocks....Central Cabarrus has won 47 straight games and 43 straight games at Central Cabarrus.
Records: Central Cabarrus 15-0, 7-0; JM Robinson 7-5, 4-2
NO. 5 LAKE NORMAN 79, COX MILL 58
Lake Norman 14 20 23 22 — 79
Cox Mill 11 11 26 10 — 58
LAKE NORMAN 79 — Will Googins 3, Josh Yates 5, Fynn Hales 1, Santana Lynch 13, Tre McKinnon 18, Nick Arnold 15, Grant Dryden 2, Trent Steinour 22
COX MILL 58 — Smith 12, Pack 2, Kirkland 2, Miller 7, Carswell 23, Ross 2, Brown 10
Notable: For Lake Norman, Trent Steinour had 22 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks. Teammate Santana Lynch had 13 points, 10 rebounds, four blocks and four assists.
GASTON DAY 58, NO. 8 NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN
Gaston Day 17 8 18 15 — 58
Northside Christian 13 13 16 11 — 53
GASTON DAY 58 — Griffen Simpson 17, Deshawn Coulter 12, Braylen Todd 12, Chase Owens 8, Kurt Hunter 5
COVENANT DAY 59, NO. 10 PROVIDENCE DAY 55
Providence Day 8 12 10 25 — 55
Covenant Day 14 9 15 21 — 59
PROVIDENCE DAY 55 — Hayes 6, Thompson 10, Appling 5, Hailey 12, Lawrence 19
COVENANT DAY 59 — Green 17, Rivens 16, White 11, Marcus Jr 10, Haggarty 5
NO. 11 CHAMBERS 78, WEST CHARLOTTE 35
Chambers 26 19 24 9 — 78
West Charlotte 13 10 7 5 — 35
CHAMBERS 78 — Markus Kerr 11, Malik McCotter 6, Tarris Bouie 9, Jordan Patton 21, Jaydon Terrell 11, Rahzere Anderson 1, Cameron Thompson 4, Maurio Hanson 11, Chris Glenn 2, Jaylen Garvin 2
Notables: For Chambers, Jordan Patton had 21 points, 11 rebounds, three assists and two steals. Teammate Maurio Hanson had 11 points, 13 rebounds, four assists plus one block and one steal.
BUTLER 71, SUN VALLEY 53
Butler 14 20 18 19 — 71
Sun Valley 15 12 7 19 — 53
BUTLER 71 — Tyler Showalter 17, DQ Currence 15, Terrance Badio 12, Tofiq Azar 9, Reece Starnes 7, James Vastis 5, Caleb Milligan 3, Aree Branch 2, Eli Grier 1
SUN VALLEY 53 — Nate Tavares 12, Jayden Jeffery 9, Kaleel Benjamin 9, Will Calhoun 8, Will Roe 5, Devin Sumpter 4, Jaylin Powell 2, Brady Turiff 2, Cam Witted 2
Notes: Butler won its fourth straight in this non-conference matchup and goes to arch rival Independence in a matchup of 5-0 teams in the Southwestern 4A teams Friday.
Records: Butler 10-6, 5-0; Sun Valley 5-11, 1-0
CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 70, EAST MECKLENBURG 58
East Meck 12 11 18 17 — 58
Charlotte Catholic 13 20 19 18 — 70
EAST MECKLENBURG 58 — Bryson Heath 16, Ahmari Hicks 13, Buzzard 9, Ramirez Toro 7, Baro 9, Mciver 5
CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 70 — Eddie David 19, Chris Eagan 16, Liam Gateir 13, Nooman 10, Noch 7, Bergen 3, Gregory 2, Dinken 1
CHARLOTTE LATIN 64, UNION ACADEMY 47
Latin 18 15 16 15 — 64
Union 7 11 14 15 — 47
LATIN 64– Alex Dauska 20, Nic Levy 10, Jones 8, Ivory 7, Diaz 4, Pence 4, Latta 4, McGirt 4, Casey 2, Miles 1
UNION ACADEMY 47 — Aidan Scruitsky 14, Ethan Rangolan 10, Sherin 7, Lunsford 6, Goodson 4, Wease 4, Barnes 2
Record: Charlotte Latin 10-7
CHERRYVILLE 64, HIGHLAND TECH 55
Cherryvlle 15 10 16 23 — 64
Highland Tech 12 14 21 8 — 55
CHERRYVILLE 64 — Hunt 16, Sewell 16, Floyd 15, Bookout 9, Pruett 4, Champion 2, Pullen 2
HIGHLAND TECH 55 — Whitted 19, Sherrill 13, Spake 10, Mussie 9, London 4
CONCORD 99, EAST ROWAN 54
Concord 33 20 26 20 — 99
East Rowan 10 22 16 6 — 54
Concord 99 — Judah Freeman 22, Jeremiah Howard 20, Jaden Reid 17, Bralen Crowder 12, Jayden Beyan 9, Jadah Freeman 6, Ty Rushmeyer 4, Carter Starnes 4, Keyon Phillips 3, Justin Johnson 2
East Rowan 54 — Drake Jones 18, Jonathan Wemboula 9, Aiden Lino 7, Avery Arnez 5, Logan Bradley 4, Will Klinger 3, Corbin Krider 3, Jaden Reid 3, Daelyn Gibson 2
Notable: Concord Spiders 6-7 Forward Jeremiah Howard had 10 rebounds and five blocks to go with his 20 points. It was his fifth double-double on the season.
Records: Concord 9-6, 6-1; East Rowan 2-12, 1-6
CONCORD ACADEMY 77, SOUTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 52
Concord Academy 19 20 19 19 — 77
SouthLake Christian 22 14 16 10 — 52
CONCORD ACADEMY 77 — Ian Howard 15, Sherod McCormick 2, Lincoln Raper 2, Gray Madeira 5, Sean Birmingham 20, Jake Benham 20, James Minlend 3, Miles Hayes 2, Alek Kornacki 8
SOUTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 52 — Pops 4, Masoh 6, Amini 5, Brolsic 14, Jordon 3, Watson 20
Notable: For Concord Academy, Jake Benham made six 3-point shots in 10 attempts. Teammate Sean Birmingham had 20 points and 10 rebounds.
EAST LINCOLN 74, ST. STEPHENS 67
East Lincoln 15 30 12 17 — 74
St. Stephens 15 16 8 28 — 67
EAST LINCOLN 74 — Davis Hill 9, Christian Atkins 3, Hampton Good 0, Houston Hartsell 6, Landon Aungst 4, Grant Lawless 30, Jaxon Dollar 2, Jackson Fannon 20
ST. STEPHENS 67 — Jordan Twitty 0, Hayden Hillman 15, Javian White 19, Noah VanBeurden 14, Jacob Osborne 3, Trey White 0, Jonah Long 13, Alan White 3
Records: East Lincoln 8-6, 2-2, St. Stephens 7-7, 1-3
INDEPENDENCE 64, ROCKY RIVER 55
Rocky River 15 11 15 14 — 55
Indepenedence 18 10 24 12 — 64
ROCKY RIVER 55 — Johnson 11, Walton 8, Houston 16, Ross 13, Carr 7
INDEPENDENCE 64 — Kam Jasper 8, Kaleb Jasper 9, Yancey Thompson 11, Kolbe Johnson 16, Albergo 10, Neely 6, Bosley 2, Mechori 2
INDIAN LAND (SC) 75, SOUTH POINTE 44
Indian Land 24 16 15 20 — 75
South Pointe 6 10 11 17 — 44
INDIAN LAND 75 — Mike Jones 34, Sincere Rasul 20, Sequel Patterson 11, Johnson 5, Williams 3, Morris 2
SOUTH POINTE 44 — Tre Raymon 12
Records: Indian Land 14-4, 2-0; South Point 6-12, 0-2
KINGS MOUNTAIN 93, FORESTVIEW 43
KINGS MOUNTAIN 93 — Bradley Floyd 17, Tucker Robinette 13, Charlie Foster 12, Jordan Floyd 10, Linney 9, Huskey 8, Lindsay 8, Toms 7, Nixon 5, Maddox 2, Cole 2
FORESTVIEW 43 — Helton 19, Aguliar 9, Crisp 6, Young 5, Kendrick 2, Thompson 2
Notable: Kings Mountain moves to 10-3 on the season and 4-1 in Big South 3A play. The Mountaineers play at South Point Friday.
LINCOLNTON 64, EAST BURKE 50
Lincolnton 19 12 12 21 — 64
East Burke 10 12 15 13 — 50
LINCOLNTON 64 — Junior “LJ” Smith 31, Landen Lyerly 18, Tyler McClain 6, Andrew Phelps 2, Gaige Ikard 3, Khamoni Heath 2, Sabur Mannsur 2
Notable: For Lincolnton, Landen Lyerly had 18 points, 15 rebounds, three steals and two blocks. LJ Smith had 31 points, eight rebounds.
Record: Lincolnton 13-2; West Caldwell 3-11
MOORESVILLE 47, WEST CABARRUS 40
Mooresville 8 8 5 26 — 47
W. Cabarrus 9 12 13 6 — 40
MOORESVILLE 47 — Dylan Clark 10, Carson Schaen 10, Jalen Chambers 8, Nolan Ericson 6, AJ Parsley 3, Bryson Demby 3, Christian Wilson 3, Dylan Leuthardt 2, Eian Bailey 2.
Notable: For Mooresville, Dylan Clark had four blocks. Jalen Chambers had seven rebounds and six steals.
Record: Mooresville 10-5
PARKWOOD 59, MONROE 57
Parkwood 13 17 11 18 — 59
Monroe 11 15 22 9 — 57
PARKWOOD 59 — Cam McKinney 28, Malik Pauhill 14, Greg Vinson 8, Pierce Netherland 8, Gavin Hancock 2
MONROE 57 — Chambers 13, Simpkins 9, M. Allen 8, Ivey 8, Davis 7, Young 6, J. Allen 4, Clark 2
Notable: Parkwood’s Cam McKinney is 45 points away from 1,000 for his career.
PINE LAKE PREP 63, CORVIAN COMMUNITY 53
PIne Lake 17 18 9 19 — 63
Corvian 11 21 11 10 — 53
PINE LAKE PREP 63 — Robert Magner 29 Lucas Strickfaden 10 Ethan Morgan 6 Jamie Lawson 6 Wes Statzer 4 Joe Bruce 4 Daniel Coleman 2 Noah Wonleh
CORVIAN COMMUNITY 53 — RJ Moore 14 AJ Jackson 10 Hudson 8 Milton 6 Quarles 6 McCutcheon 6 Johnson 3
PROVIDENCE 63, CUTHBERTSON 52
Providence 18 11 17 17 — 63
Cuthbertson 17 15 8 12 — 52
PROVIDENCE 63 — Taylor 21, Gaither 14, Siegel 11, Conde 10, Van Rensalier 3, Wisotsky 2, Foreman 2
CUTHBERTSON 52 — Thompson 11, Webb 11, Tolchin 11, Heyward 6, Nelson 4, Mangiantini 4, Gunby 2, Davis 2, Nkwah 1
ROCK HILL NORTHWESTERN 71, YORK (SC) 50
Northwestern 10 23 22 26 — 71
York 5 11 16 18 — 50
NORTHWESTERN 71 — Mason Mitchell 20, Kevin Jordan 11, Jaylen Moore 11, Nolan McKinnon 10, Joseph 8, Broughton 3, Young 2, Burris 2, Wilson 2, Meszaros 2
YORK 50 — Jaxon Wilkins-Graham 12, Brenden Lacroix 14, Burns 3, Steele 5, Davis 2, Rampey 4, Shannon 1, Sanders 5, Lowe 2, Love 2
Notable: For Northwestern, Mason Mitchell had 20 points, six rebounds, three steals and an assist.
WEST MECKLENBURG 67, GARINGER 35
Garinger: 9 8 13 5 — 35
West Meck: 16 11 22 18 — 67
Monday’s box score
WESTMINSTER CATAWBA 63, CONCORD ACADEMY 62
Westminster Catawba 21 7 21 14 — 63
Concord Academy 14 8 16 24 — 62
WESTMINSTER CATAWBA 63 — Glass 5, Stephen Quinn 24, Nikayle Hodge 8, Brycen Redmon 10, MJ Littlejohn 7, Kenyon Addie 9,
CONCORD ACADEMY 62 — Ian Howard 14, Sherod McCormick 11, Lincoln Raper 13, Madeira 5, Benham 3, Sean Birmingham 10, Rudy 2, Korracei 4
Notable: Westminster Catawba Improves to 17-5 (5-3 in the MAC Conference). Stephen Quinn led Westminster with 24 points, four rebounds and six steals. Kenyon Addie hit a big 3 down the stretch to seal the win. He finished with nine points and four rebounds.
Record: Westminster Catawba 17-5, Concord Academy 11-14
PHOTOS: Garinger at West Mecklenburg
Upcoming schedule
Wednesday
CISAA
Charlotte Country Day at Charlotte Latin
Greater Metro 4 4A
Cox Mill at A.L. Brown
South Piedmont 3A
Central Cabarrus at Lake Norman Charter
Western Foothills 3A
Hickory at St. Stephens
West Iredell at East Lincoln
Catawba Shores 1A-2A
Community School of Davidson at Langtree Charter
Mountain Island Charter at Corvian Community
Southern Piedmont 1A-2A
Burns at Thomas Jefferson Academy
Yadkin Valley 1A-2A
Albemarle at Mount Pleasant
Metro 1A
Sugar Creek Charter at Valor Prep
Nonconference
Bonnie Cone Leadership at Gray Stone Day
Comenius School at Charlotte Elite Academy (boys)
Shelby at Ashbrook
Statesville at Jesse Carson
S.C. Region 3 5A
Clover at Spring Valley
S.C. Region 5 2A
Chesterfield at North Central
S.C. nonconference
Atlantic Collegiate at Legion Collegiate
Brashiers Middle College at Rock Hill Riverwalk Academy
Comenius School at Charlotte Elite Academy (boys)
Thursday
Greater Metro 4 4A
Lake Norman at West Cabarrus
Mooresville at South Iredell
South Piedmont 3A
Jay M. Robinson at West Rowan
Metrolina Athletic Conference
Hickory Grove Christian at Northside Christian
South Piedmont Athletic Association
Victory Christian at North Hills Christian
Metro 1A
Apprentice Academy at Sugar Creek Charter (boys)
Nonconference
Cherryville at N.C. School of Science & Math/Morganton
Davidson Day at Carmel Christian (boys)
Elevation Prep at Oak Hill (VA) (boys)
South Charlotte Thunder at Grace Academy (girls)
S.C. Region 5 2A
York Prep at Andrew Jackson
S.C. nonconference
Chester at Fairfield Central
Friday
Queen City 3A-4A
Harding at West Mecklenburg
Hopewell at Hough
Mallard Creek at Chambers
North Mecklenburg at West Charlotte
SoMeck 4A
Ardrey Kell at Palisades
Berry Academy at Olympic
Myers Park at South Mecklenburg
Southwestern 4A
Butler at Independence
East Mecklenburg at Providence
Rocky River at Garinger
CISAA
Charlotte Latin at Charlotte Christian
Covenant Day at Charlotte Country Day
Providence Day at Cannon School
Greater Metro 4 4A
Hickory Ridge at Cox Mill
Mooresville at A.L. Brown
South Iredell at Lake Norman
Southern Carolina 4A
Cuthbertson at Weddington
Marvin Ridge at Sun Valley
Big South 3A
Forestview at Hunter Huss
Kings Mountain at South Point
North Gaston at Crest
Stuart Cramer at Ashbrook
South Piedmont 3A
East Rowan at Central Cabarrus
Jesse Carson at Concord
South Rowan at Northwest Cabarrus
West Rowan at Lake Norman Charter
Western Foothills 3A
East Lincoln at North Iredell
Hickory at Fred T. Foard
North Lincoln at West Iredell
Statesville at St. Stephens
Rocky River 2A-3A
Central Academy at Monroe
Forest Hills at Anson County
Piedmont at Parkwood
Metrolina Athletic Conference
Gaston Christian at Concord Academy
Gaston Day at Hickory Grove Christian
Metrolina Christian at Northside Christian
SouthLake Christian at Westminster Catawba
Foothills Athletic Association
Salem Baptist at Davidson Day (boys)
Statesville Christian at University Christian
Southern Piedmont Athletic Association
Lake Norman Christian at United Faith Christian (boys)
Catawba Valley 2A
Bandys at West Caldwell
Bunker Hill at Newton-Conover
East Burke at West Lincoln
Lincolnton at Maiden
Catawba Shores 1A-2A
Bradford Prep at Corvian Community
Langtree Charter at Christ the King
Lincoln Charter at Mountain Island Charter
Pine Lake Prep at Community School of Davidson
Southern Piedmont 1A-2A
East Gaston at Burns
Highland Tech at Bessemer City
Shelby at Thomas Jefferson Academy
Yadkin Valley 1A-2A
Gray Stone Day at Albemarle
Mount Pleasant at North Stanly
South Stanly at Union Academy
Metro 1A
Queen’s Grant Charter at Carolina International
Nonconference
Greater Cabarrus Stallions at South Charlotte Thunder
Jackson Day at Valor Prep
Porter Ridge at Carmel Christian (boys)
Victory Christian at Word of God (girls)
S.C. Region 3 5A
Fort Mill at Clover
Rock Hill at Blythewood
Spring Valley at Nation Ford
S.C. Region 3 4A
Indian Land at Catawba Ridge
Lancaster at York
South Pointe at Northwestern
S.C. Region 4 3A
Clinton at Emerald
Woodruff at Union
S.C. Region 5 2A
Cheraw at York Prep
Chesterfield at Buford
North Central at Central Pageland
S.C. Region 4 1A
Lewisville at Great Falls
McBee at C.A. Johnson
Saturday
Well Invitational (boys)
(at Hopewell)
West Charlotte vs. Kings Mountain, 12:30
Jay M. Robinson vs. Combine Academy, 2
Charlotte Catholic vs. United Faith Christian, 3:30
Hopewell vs. Lexington (SC), 5
South Pointe Classic (girls)
Myers Park vs. Spring Valley (SC), 1:30
Garinger vs. South Pointe, 3
Nonconference
Asheville School at Providence Day (girls, 2:30; boys, 4)
Cannon School at Winston-Salem Christian (girls), 1
Cheraw (SC) vs. Legion Collegiate, at Florence Wilson High, 2:45 (girls)
Christ School at Covenant Day (boys), 2 p.m.
Sunday
No games scheduled
