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King Wildcats beat South Stokes 46-38 to win FYAL Super Bowl
The King Wildcats, formerly the West Stokes Prowlers, outscored the South Stokes Sauras 46-38 on Saturday night to win the Foothills Youth Athletic League Super Bowl under the lights at Wildcat Stadium on the West Stokes campus. The No. 2 seed Wildcats trailed 19-18 at halftime, retook the lead early in the third quarter and stayed in front the rest of the way against fourth-seeded South Stokes, which was playing in the championship game for the first time in program history. Wildcats’ Hunter Barneycastle was named Super Bowl MVP. South Stokes took its halftime lead on a play by league MVP Eli Lash, who stripped a King ball carrier and returned the fumble 80 yards for a touchdown. The extra point put the Sauras up by one point. The win was the fourth championship for King in eight title-game appearances. The Wildcats also won in 2005, 2007 and 2008, and lost in 2006, 2009, 2010 and 2014. Other Super Bowl results In the JV Gold Bracket, the Pilot Mountain Cardinals beat the Mount Airy Bears 13-0. In the Varsity Silver Bracket, Pilot Mountain beat the North Stokes Vikings 24-13. In the JV Silver Bracket, the King Wildcats beat South Stokes
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North Stokes stuns South Davidson 21-12 in 1A playoff opener
DENTON — North Stokes entered the NCHSAA 1A State Football Playoffs at 0-10. On Friday night, the Vikings left South Davidson with a first-round win. North Stokes beat Greater Triad 1A/2A Conference opponent South Davidson 21-12 and advanced to a second-round game at Robbinsville on Nov. 13. “I am so happy for our players,” North Stokes coach Kolt Bullington said. “We’ve lost several key players to injuries this season, and we only dressed 19 players last night. Being 0-10, they had every reason not to show up. But they played with the urgency and focus you must have to win in the playoffs.” The Vikings (1-10) had lost to the Wildcats (6-5) 28-22 during the regular season. In that game, North Stokes led 22-20 with about three minutes left but couldn’t get a first down and had to punt. South Davidson returned the punt 67 yards for the winning touchdown. This time, North Stokes controlled the game. The Vikings outgained South Davidson 372-209, had 19 first downs to nine and held the ball for 29:35 to the Wildcats’ 18:25. They converted 6 of 8 third downs. Quarterback Holden Shelton completed 28 of 36 passes for 283 yards and three touchdowns.
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Sauras' season ends with 56-28 loss to South Stanly in 2A first round
WALNUT COVE — Andre Dockery ran for 188 yards and three touchdowns, and South Stanly scored 28 points in the third quarter to beat South Stokes 56-28 on Friday night in the first round of the NCHSAA 2A state football playoffs. The Bulls improved their season record to 3-8, and the Sauras finished the season 5-6. The Nov. 6 game was the first meeting between the two schools. South Stanly scored on its first possession, driving 70 yards in nine plays for Dockery’s 5-yard touchdown run with 8:11 left in the first quarter. South Stokes matched the drive, running 13 plays for 54 yards, but stalled at the 4-yard line. Facing first-and-goal, the Sauras ran twice and then failed to complete passes on third and fourth down. The Bulls led 7-0 after one quarter. South Stokes got on the board on the first play of the second quarter, when Ethan Carroll intercepted a pass and returned it 31 yards for a touchdown. Abe Jennings’ extra-point attempt was blocked. After the teams traded punts, South Stanly built its lead with a 19-yard Dockery run with 3:21 left in the half and a 25-yard Dockery run with 2 seconds left, making it
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West Stokes' Morrison wins 4A boys cross country state title
KERNERSVILLE — West Stokes senior Bryan Morrison closed his high school career with an individual state championship Friday, winning the NCHSAA 4A boys race at Ivey Redmon Sports Complex in 15 minutes, 47.88 seconds. The championship by Morrison was the first in school history for a cross country runner. Morrison beat Wilkes Central’s Morgan Woodard (16:08.90) by about 21 seconds. West Iredell’s Bryant Moore was third in 16:20.84. The Wildcats’ boys team, one of the favorites for the team title, finished fourth with 106 points. Carrboro won with 90, one point ahead of Brevard (91). Wilkes Central took third with 104, two points ahead of West Stokes. First Flight was fifth with 107. “Crap, crap, crap. Wow, that about sums it up,” West Stokes coach Benji Knox said of his initial reaction. “The boys’ team was a bit disappointing just because illness and injuries led us to a fourth-place finish instead of winning. But those are life lessons.” Knox said Morrison’s win made up for some of that disappointment. “I was super proud of Bryan for finishing his senior season with a state championship,” Knox said. “He has really worked hard to improve and deserves being a state champion.” Isaiah