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CFCA takes middle school wins

CFCA takes middle school wins

Cape Fear Christian Academy's middle school basketball teams celebrated Homecoming on Monday with a pair of Southeastern Conference wins over Berean Baptist. The Eagle girls defeated the Bulldogs, 31-0, and the CFCA boys outscored the visitors, 13-5, in the fourth...

Monday, January 31

The Campbell wrestling team remained unbeaten in the Southern Conference this season with wins Sunday in Gore Arena over Chattanooga by an 18-13 margin, VMI (40-0) and Presbyterian (33-3). ... The Campbell women's tennis team defeated Georgetown, 6-1, on Sunday in...

Hot-shooting Camels turn back High Point as 1992 team returns

Hot-shooting Camels turn back High Point as 1992 team returns

BUIES CREEK — Campbell shot a season-best 60 percent from the field and defeated High Point, 77-72, in a Big South Conference men's basketball matchup on Saturday at Gore Arena. Jordan Whitfield and Jesus Carralero led five Camels into double figures with 14 points...

Fayetteville Christian girls win

Fayetteville Christian girls win

Cape Fear Christian Academy fell 78-27 in a varsity girls basketball game against visiting Sandhills Athletic Conference opponent Fayetteville Christian School on Homecoming on Friday night. “That basketball team is really, really good,” said CFCA coach Dwain Ellis....

Saturday, January 29

Harnett Central will visit Union Pines and South Johnston travels to Croatan in the first round of the NCHSAA 3-A wrestling tournament on Monday. ... Will Heard of Triton had 17 points and six steals in a 54-50 All American Conference varsity boys basketball loss at...

CFCA boys top Wake Christian on Woods’ 3-pointer, final stop

CFCA boys top Wake Christian on Woods’ 3-pointer, final stop

Cape Fear Christian Academy's varsity boys basketball team rallied for an 81-78 nonconference win over visiting Wake Christian on Thursday night. DeShawn Woods hit the game-winning 3-pointer for the Eagles to finish with 31 points. David Okropiridze claimed the...

Triton takes pair at Western

Triton takes pair at Western

Triton won a varsity basketball sweep at All American 3-A/4-A Conference and Harnett County rival Western Harnett on Thursday night. Triton girls coach Richard Rozier’s return to his alma mater was a successful trip, as a dominant third quarter powered the Hawks to a...

Camels down Hampton, 75-60

Camels down Hampton, 75-60

BUIES CREEK — Jordan Whitfield scored 17 points and Joshua Lusane added a season-high 15 off the bench to lead Campbell to a 75-60 Big South Conference men's basketball win over Hampton on Wednesday night at Gore Arena. Campbell (11-7, 4-3 Big South) won its second...

CFCA boys win, 65-58, at Village

CFCA boys win, 65-58, at Village

Led by 24 points from DeShawn Woods, the Cape Fear Christian Academy varsity boys basketball team took a 65-58 Sandhills Athletic Conference win at Village Christian on Tuesday. Zeke Brock had 19 points and nine assists as the Eagles improved to 10-8 overall and 3-3...

Lady Camels win 10th in row

Lady Camels win 10th in row

BUIES CREEK — Luana Serranho scored a career-high 26 points to lead Campbell to a 69-51 Big South Conference women's basketball win over Hampton on Monday night at Gore Arena. Faith Price added 17 points and Taya Bolden had 16 rebounds for the Lady Camels (13-3, 7-0...

Sunday, January 23

Jordan Whitfield hit a corner three with six-tenths of a second left to lift Campbell to a 73-72 Big South Conference men's basketball win at N.C. A&T on Saturday. Cedric Henderson Jr. exceeded 1,000 points for his career as the Camels improved to 10-7 overall and 3-3...

Woods scores 36 as CFCA boys defeat Village, 76-57

Woods scores 36 as CFCA boys defeat Village, 76-57

DeShawn Woods scored 36 points and Zeke Brock had 13 assists as Cape Fear Christian Academy took a 76-57 Sandhills Athletic Conference varsity boys basketball win over visiting Village Christian in a make-up game on Wednesday night. The Eagles improved to 9-8 for the...

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