Nate Wimberly is the Executive Sports Producer for WBTV, focusing on local sports news in the Charlotte, North Carolina area. With a passion for covering high school and college sports, Nate provides in-depth coverage and analysis of games, teams, and athletes, keeping the community informed and engaged with the local sports scene.
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Independence beats Butler 41-34 to win their rivalry game and wrap up 2nd place in the Southwestern 4A.
By: Nate Wimberly
In a game where the Providence Panthers’ defense pitched a shutout over conference rival South Meck, the offense turned a few heads as well.
By: Nate Wimberly
The “Battle for Sardis Road” proved to be every bit of a battle with a trip to the NCISAA Division I state championship on the line.
Bessemer City finishes their regular season with a 48-6 win over Bonnie Cone
Fred T. Foard saved the best for last as they beat West Iredell 53-52 in overtime to pick up their only win of the season.
Kings Mountain beats North Gaston 54-6 to claim a share of the Big South conference title.
Providence shuts out South Meck 21-0 to finish the regular season 5-5.
Cox Mill finishes their season with a 44-20 win over Concord as special teams led the way with a couple of punt returns for Jordan Cleaves.
Piedmont finishes their season with a 19-6 win over East Meck
Hunter Huss put a scare into South Point, but the Red Raiders would pull out the 36-22 win to claim the Big South conference title.
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