HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Volleyball, tennis and the new AP football poll

WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — We had the sports camera out and about on Tuesday. We stopped by Laney for state playoff girls tennis action. East Chapel Hill High School knocked out Laney 6-0. We stopped by Hoggard for semifinal action in the Mideastern Conference for volleyball. Hoggard beat Laney 3-1.

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Tuesday’s High School Scoreboard

Boys Soccer

ASHLEY 4 – WEST BRUNSWICK 0, SCREAMING EAGLES REMAIN UNDEFEATED
LANEY 8 – TOPSAIL 0, 2 GOALS FOR WESLEY NELSON AND SAM SHIFFLETT
COASTAL CHRISTIAN 2 – CAPE FEAR ACADEMY 1, 2 GOALS FOR DOUGLAS MCKINNEY
SOUTH COLUMBUS 3 – RED SPRINGS 1
HOGGARD 5 – SOUTH BRUNSWICK 0, JARED ROBERTSON 2G, GOALS FOR AUSTIN REDENBAUGH, CESAR CRUZ & CADMAN STYERS

Girls Tennis

EAST CARTERET 8 – EAST COLUMBUS 1
EAST CHAPEL HILL 6 – LANEY 0
TOPSAIL 9 – WESTERN GUILFORD 0

Volleyball

PENDER 3 – TRASK 1
EAST BLADEN 3 – WEST BLADEN 0
COASTAL CHRISTIAN 3 – CAPE FEAR ACADEMY 0
TOPSAIL 3 – NEW HANOVER 0
HOGGARD 3 – LANEY 1
CROATAN 3 – DIXON 0
SOUTH COLUMBUS 3 – WHITEVILLE 0, STALLIONS WIN 3 RIVERS LEAGUE TITLE

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RALEIGH, NC (AP) – The Associated Press state high school football poll for the week of October 20, first-place votes in parentheses, records and total points as voted upon by a statewide panel of prep sports writers:

Class 4-A
1. Wake Forest (10) (8-0) 158 1
2. Scotland County (5) (9-0) 155 2
3. Charlotte Catholic (1) (8-0) 137 3
4. East Forsyth (1) (8-0) 115 4
5. Charlotte Mallard Creek (7-2) 66 7
6. Southern Pines Pinecrest (7-1) 61 5
7. Cornelius Hough (7-1) 59 10
8. Apex Middle Creek (8-0) 55 8
9. Greensboro Dudley (7-1) 47 9
10. Kannapolis Brown (7-1) 23 6
Others receiving 10 or more points: Richmond County (7-1) 22, Fuquay-Varina (8-0)19.

Class 3-A
1. Shelby Crest (16) (8-0) 169 1
2. Havelock (1) (8-0) 154 2
3. Eastern Alamance (8-0) 128 3
4. Fayetteville Sanford (8-1) 93 T4
5. Weddington (7-1) 89 T4
6. Asheville Reynolds (7-1) 78 6
7. Morganton Freedom (7-1) 62 7
8. Asheville (7-1) 39 8
9. West Craven (7-1) 38 9
10. Concord (7-1) 35 10
Others receiving 10 or more points: Orange County (7-2) 14.

Class 2-A
1. Shelby (7) (9-0) 160 T1
2. East Lincoln (9) (8-0) 157 T1
3. Monroe (1) (8-0) 131 3
4. Kinston (8-0) 121 4
5. Greene Central (8-0) 91 6
6. Clinton (7-1) 83 7
7. High Point Andrews (7-1) 60 8
8. East Bladen (7-1) 40 9
9. Maiden (7-1) 22 NR
10. SouthWest Edgecombe (7-1) 21 5
Others receiving 10 or more points: Elizabeth City Northeastern (6-2) 18.

Class 1-A
1. West Montgomery (6) (8-0) 144 1
2. Wallace-Rose Hill (7) (7-1) 134 2
3. Tarboro (1) (7-1) 124 3
4. Warsaw Kenan (1) (7-1) 119 4
5. East Surry (2) (8-0) 111 5
6. Mitchell County (8-0) 104 6
7. Chocowinity Southside (7-0) 61 7
8. East Wilkes (8-0) 54 8
9. Robbinsville (6-2) 25 10
10. Murphy (6-2) 20 9
Others receiving 10 or more points: Plymouth (6-2) 13, East Montgomery (8-1) 11, Mooresville Pine Lake Prep (8-0)11.

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All Associated Press members in North Carolina are eligible to participate in the high school Football poll. Those who voted for this week’s poll are: The Citizen-Times, Asheville; The Times-News, Burlington; The Daily Advance, Elizabeth City; The Fayetteville Observer, Fayetteville; The Goldsboro News-Argus, Goldsboro; The Daily Reflector, Greenville; The Daily News, Jacksonville; The Free Press, Kinston; The News Herald, Morganton; The News & Observer, Raleigh; Richmond County Daily Journal, Rockingham; Rocky Mount Telegram, Rocky Mount; The Salisbury Post, Salisbury; The Wilson Times, Wilson; Star News, Wilmington.

(Copyright 2015 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)

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GREENVILLE (CFCC RELEASE) — Cape Fear CC 3   Pitt CC 0  (25-17, 25-17, 25-21). The Sea Devils began their final regular season road swing of the year on Tuesday and grabbed a straight set 3-0 sweep over Pitt Community College in Greenville.

Rachel Braunschweig paced the attack with 10 kills, while Chelsea Bailey contributed with an all-around effort with nine kills, five digs and four blocks.

“We played a solid game where we worked on eliminating unforced errors,” said CFCC Coach Emily Coleman. “Sydney Robinson rattled off seven serves in a row to keep us on top in the second set.”

Braunschweig also added seven digs to shape the defense. Robinson and Bailey Toman closed with eight kills each.

Cape Fear has won 10 of its last 11 matches to improve to 11-3 in Region X play and 16-7 overall. The Sea Devils get back on the floor at St. Andrew’s University on Wednesday, Oct. 21