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2018 4A Baseball Championship Bracket FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND THIRD ROUND FOURTH ROUND FOURTH ROUND THIRD ROUND SECOND ROUND FIRST ROUND NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASEBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS June 1-2, 2018 FIVE COUNTY STADIUM, ZEBULON BURLINGTON ATHLETIC PARK, BURLINGTON 2018 NCHSAA BASEBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Burlington Athletic Park • Burlington Five County Stadium • Zebulon THE FEATURES 2 .........................................................Welcome 4 ............................................................1A Bracket 8........................................... ......................2A Bracket 12.....................................................................3A Bracket 16 ..........................................................................4A Bracket 20.................... .........2017 Championship Retrospectives 26 ..........................................Past Championship Information THE SCHEDULE Photo by MaxPreps.com Burlington Athletic Park - Burlington, NC THE MATCH UPS 3A CHAMPIONSHIP 5 1A Championship Team Capsules NEW HANOVER vs. CREST West Columbus vs. Murphy Game 1 - Friday, June 1, 5:00 pm (Crest home) Game 2 - Saturday, June 2, 11:00 am (N. Hanover home) 6 1A Championship Team Rosters Game 3 - Saturday, June 2, 5:00 pm (TBD home) 9 2A Championship Team Capsules 1A CHAMPIONSHIP Whiteville vs. Ledford WEST COLUMBUS vs. MURPHY 10 Game 1 - Friday, June 1, 8:00 pm (Murphy home) 2A Championship Team Rosters Game 2 - Saturday, June 2, 2:00 pm (West Columbus home) 13 Game 3 - Saturday, June 2, 8:00 pm (Murphy home)** 3A Championship Team Capsules New Hanover vs. Crest **Game 3 would move to 5:00 pm if 4A Series concludes in 2 games. 14 3A Championship Team Rosters Five County Stadium - Zebulon, NC 17 4A Championship Team Capsules 2A CHAMPIONSHIP Fuquay-Varina vs. Ardrey Kell WHITEVILLE vs. LEDFORD Game 1 - Friday, June 1, 5:00 pm (Whiteville home) 18 4A Championship Team Rosters Game 2 - Saturday, June 2, 11:00 am (Ledford home) Game 3 - Satuday, June 2, 5:00 pm (Whiteville home) 4A CHAMPIONSHIP FUQUAY-VARINA vs. ARDREY KELL Game 1 - Friday, June 1, 8:00 pm (Ardrey Kell home) Game 2 - Saturday, June 2, 2:00 pm (Fuquay-Varin home) Game 3 - Saturday, June 2, 8:00 pm (Ardrey Kell home)** **Game 3 would move to 5:00 pm if 4A Series concludes in 2 games. Cover photo courtesy MaxPreps. Live internet streaming of all four Champion- ship Series available on NFHSNetwork.com. Welcome from the President June 1-2,, 2018 For over a century, the NCHSAA has provided and governed intricate opportunities for participation in highly organized interscholastic athletics. Through sportsmanship, student-ath- letes grow as representatives of their families, schools and communities. Coaches treat venues of practice and competition as extensions of the classroom. Student sections cheer wildly because manage clocks and competition. their teams are from the best hometowns. Game administrators maintain order, while officials This context is replayed among 230,000 student-athletes led by 8400 coaches of up to 36 teams in over 400 member schools throughout 3 sports seasons every year. I am honored and humbled to serve as the 2017-2018 president of such an auspicious, transformational, far-reach- ing and high-value enterprise. Through interscholastic athletics, student-athletes have unrivaled opportunities to gain - teamwork.positive lifetime Memories—ranging characteristics such from as personal fitness, triumphscommitment, to local determination, legacies—are perseverance, made and etched endur intoance, hearts, sacrifice, minds, competition, and halls focus,of fame. humility, grace, prioritization, time management and most of all The NCHSAA Board of Directors, comprised of representatives from member schools, works between the NCHSAA staff and schools. Board members think beyond stations and selves to negotiate, compromise and render decisions that improve interscholastic athletic opportunities for all member student-athletes state-wide . in a landscape that has changed. Inclusivity is the current reality in North Carolina high school athletics. The preponder- year strategic plan, you will see ongoing attention to challenges of fair competition as we embrace theance new of alternative normal. As educational with any strategic opportunities plan, we is willpermanent realize manyand evolving. successes. In theConversely, upcoming we five- are not above returning to the drawing board to build better mousetraps. I have been blessed to work with the Association under the leadership of - ence and insight of Past President Rodney Shotwell and Vice-President Sandy George. ICharlie can attest Adams, to the Davis quality Whitfield, of the entireand Que staff Tucker. and Board. Similarly, No wonder I rely on that the the vast North experi Carolina High School Athletic Association is considered among the national models! But the most important voice in this association is yours. I encourage you to share your comments, concerns, and feedback with us. The backbone of our organi- zation is the work that you do on a daily basis with your student-athletes, your teams, your coaches, your leaders, your schools, and your communities. We appreciate your continued strident efforts and unyielding support. Best wishes always, Joseph R. Poletti President 2 Welcome from the Commissioner June 1-2, 2018 Welcome to the annual edition of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state baseball championships! During this weekend, four different championships will be decided at two outstanding venues, including Burlington Athletic Park in Burlington and Five Coun- ty Stadium in Zebulon. We believe that this will be a tremendous experience for the student-athletes, the coaches and administrators, and the fans of the schools who have won their way through the playoffs to reach this point. We are grateful to all of those who have a hand in making these championships possible, including all of the specific host city sponsors in each of the locations. This year the NFHS Network is on hand to provide special video coverage for this event. There are also a lot of volunteers and NCHSAA staff members who have worked tirelessly toward making this event the best it can be. We always strive to do anything we can to make this weekend a great life-long memory for each of these student-ath- letes participating and their communities. If you are a high school baseball fan in our state, then you are in the right place if you’re in one of these stadiums to enjoy championship baseball and a tradi- tion that is nearly a century in the making. We appreciate your support of high school athletics and hope you enjoy the best high school baseball our state has to offer -- the NCHSAA State Championships! Sincerely, Que Tucker Commissioner 3 2018 1A Baseball Championship Bracket FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND THIRD ROUND FOURTH ROUND FOURTH ROUND THIRD ROUND SECOND ROUND FIRST ROUND 1 Voyager Academy East Surry 1 Manteo East Surry 16 Manteo Swain County 16 Manteo Swain County 17 Oxford Prep Manteo Chatham Charter 17 8 Rocky Mount Prep East Wilkes 8 Falls Lake Academy East Wilkes 9 Falls Lake Academy North Stanly 9 Falls Lake Academy North Stanly 24 Southeast Halifax Bessemer City 24 Riverside-Martin East Surry 5 Rosewood Polk County 5 Rosewood Polk County 12 North Duplin North Stokes 12 Pamlico County North Stokes 21 Pamlico County Highland Tech 21 Lincoln Charter 4 Riverside-Martin Lincoln Charter 4 Riverside-Martin REGIONAL FINAL Lincoln Charter 13 Mattamuskeet Mitchell 13 Tarboro Riverside-Martin North Moore 20 Tarboro North Moore 20 West Columbus West Columbus CHAMPIONSHIP Lincoln Charter STATE CHAMPIONS Murphy 3 Perquimans Uwharrie Charter 3 Perquimans Murphy Uwharrie Charter 14 KIPP Pride Queens Grant 14 Columbia Queens Grant 19 Columbia West Columbus Andrews 19 6 West Columbus Chatham Central 6 West Columbus Cherryville 11 Northside-Pinetown Cherryville 11 Northside-Pinetown Cherryville 22 Lakewood South Stokes 22 Bear Grass Charter Uwharrie Charter 7 Louisburg Pine Lake Prep 7 John A. Holmes Pine Lake Prep 10 John A. Holmes Rosman 10 John A. Holmes Mountain Island Char. 23 Pender Mtn. Island Char. 23 Murphy 2 Bear Grass Charter Murphy 2 Bear Grass Charter Murphy 15 Gates County South Stanly 15 Gates County Mount Airy 18 Roxboro Comm. Mount Airy 18 4 1A Championship Team Information WEST COLUMBUS MURPHY VIKINGS BULLDOGS Location: Cerro Gordo, N.C. Location: Murphy, N.C. Conference: Three Rivers 1A/2A Conference: Smoky Mountain 1A Colors: Columbia, Navy & White Colors: Vegas Gold, Black & White Principal: Jeff Greene Principal: Jason Forrister Athletic Director: Jason Jones Athletic Director: Ray Gutierrez Head Coach: Jason Jones Head Coach: Adam Clonts Assistant Coach: Josh Whitesell Assistant Coach: Richard Curry, Andrew Skogen, Players to Watch: Cody Benton, Nigel Ceesay, Jerry Travis Huffman & Tommy Strickland Locklear, Jr., & Cole Benton Players to Watch: Joey Curry, Caleb Irwin, Royce Team Record: 20-9 (13-5) Peterson & Nathan Barolet Team Record: 27-1 (16-0) Date Opponent Result 2/28 South Robeson* 6 - 4 (W) Date Opponent Result 3/2 @ Fairmont* 4 - 5 (L) 3/5 Union County (GA) 7 - 2 (W) 3/3 South Brunswick 6 - 16 (L) 3/8 Andrews* 23 - 4 (W) 3/3 Western Harnett 3 - 13 (L) 3/9 @ Hiwassee Dam* 19 - 0 (W) 3/6 South Columbus* 10 - 1 (W) 3/10 @ Franklin 4 - 2 (W) 3/9 @ East Bladen* 6 - 5 (W) 3/13 Robbinsville* 5 - 1 (W) 3/13 St. Pauls* 11 - 0 (W) 3/16 @ Rosman* 18 - 3 (W) 3/16 @ West Bladen* 8 - 1 (W) 3/22 Rabun County (GA) 17 - 5 (W) 3/22 Whiteville* 2 - 12 (L) 3/23 Swain County* 8 - 0 (W) 3/23 @ Red Springs* 4 - 3 (W) 3/26 @ Rabun County (GA) 12 - 2 (W) 3/26 @ East Columbus* 9 - 0 (W) 3/27 @ Blue Ridge* 19 - 0 (W) 3/28 @ South Robeson* 12 - 2 (W) 3/29 Cherokee* 12 - 0 (W) 4/2 @ Croatan 8 - 2 (W) 4/2 @ Union County (GA) 11 - 2 (W) 4/3 @ Croatan 1 - 11 (L) 4/3 @ Andrews* 13 - 0 (W) 4/3 @ Croatan 9 - 4 (W) 4/17 @ Robbinsville* 20 - 1 (W) 4/13 @ South Columbus* 5 - 1 (W) 4/18 Hiwassee Dam* 17 - 0 (W) 4/16 Fairmont* 3 - 4 (L) 4/20 Hayesville* 12 - 2 (W) 4/17 East Bladen* 3 - 6 (L) 4/21 Fannin County (GA) 11 - 1 (W) 4/20 @ St.
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