@HighSchoolOT Sr Contributor โ๐ป๐๏ธ๐ฅ. HS educator since โ18! 2022 NCHSAA Media Person of the Year. 14-time NCPA winner. Covered games at 300+ NC high schools.
Today's column: Why the high school sports media landscape changed, and what all parties can do next
Including some tips for content creators, who are -- from what I can tell -- not understanding what all the fuss is about
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One day I'll have to see if I can't compile some HighSchoolOT Game of the Week records
Got a feeling that Southern Durham's 57 yards allowed vs Hillside last night might be the record for fewest surrendered by a defense.
Entering today, there were 99 different NCHSAA schools who have had a state champion in either singles or doubles.
Three more added to the list today:
South Caldwell
South Point
North Buncombe
No senior wants to graduate having lost to a rival all four years.
Even though Damien Hayes hasn't been at Southern Durham until this season, he delivered under the bright lights of Durham County Stadium on behalf of other Spartans.
With 150 rushing yards and two touchdowns, Hayes spearheaded Southern Durham's 25-0 romp over Hillside to win the Tobacco Road Conference title (and the HighSchoolOT Game of the Week).
Hillside was held to just 57 yards for the contest thanks to a Spartans defense led by Ja'Don Lillie, who was the Vector Security Defensive Player of the Game.
More coverage from this game on HighSchoolOT
The third time and the third round are still the charm for undefeated West Johnston.
The Wildcats, the 1-seed in the East are moving on in the NCHSAA 6A girls volleyball playoffs with a 3-0 win over conference foe Lee County, the 8-seed.
West Johnston, now 27-0, will host East Chapel Hill on Saturday in the fourth round.
A story, full highlights, and a full photo gallery are already online at HighSchoolOT