ay's home match against North Central was two more letters. North Central, the third-ranked team in class A volleyball, had little trouble disposing of its class AAA hostesses as the Lady Knights swept past the Lady Red Foxes, 25-13, 25-14 and 25-15 in a best-of-three, non-conference matchup played on Monday night. The victory was the ninth in as many regular season dual matches for Andy Johnson's troops which have won all 25 ...
North Central opened the Region 3-A portion of its schedule with the same result as the Lady Knights have enjoyed in non-conference matches this year with a pair of 3-0 victories.
It was not like North Central's defense did not know about Indian Land quarterback Rondreas Truesdale and his athletic talents.
It all seems too simple … and it was. Last season, North Central's defense honed in on trying to slow down Indian Land quarterback Rondreas Truesdale as the key to stopping the Warriors. Well, Truesdale did not light things up personally, but Indian Land did in leaving Boonetown with a 49-7 victory. The game plan is similar tonight as Louis Clyburn takes his Knights to Lancaster County to meet Truesdale and company ...
For the second time in three years, the North Central High volleyball team proved to be inhospitable hostesses as the Lady Knights won their own Carolina Challenge Volleyball Tournament held Saturday in Boonetown.
Playing minus six starters who were unavailable for every reason from illness to suspension to injury, North Central went into Friday night's home game with Buford short-handed. But NC head coach Louis Clyburn said he was more rankled with the players he had at his disposal rather than those he could not coach on this night.
In each of North Central's first three games of the season, the Knights have out-gained the opposition in total yards. Still, Louis Clyburn's team finds itself searching for that first victory of the season.
Just when it looked like North Central was going to make its move against rival Andrew Jackson, the Volunteers came up with a trump card.
The North Central boys cross country team opened their season by finishing fourth in a five-team in Cheraw on Wednesday.
He smiled as he talked about his current team and his former team, which will meet tonight for the third time on the football field since Louis Clyburn left as head coach at Andrew Jackson after one season to take the reins at North Central, which is a hop, skip and a jump from his boyhood home.
Tiffany Rogers dished out 35 assists to help get the North Central offense in gear for what became a three-game sweep over rival Andrew Jackson in a non-region volleyball pairing on Tuesday in Kershaw.
This season is beginning just like last year for the North Central High volleyball teams.
When then-junior Chad Hampton ran off with the class A state boys' cross country title in 2009, he put North Central on the state running map.
Through the first two games of the season, North Central has amassed nearly as many yards in total offense as it did during its entire 2009 campaign. At least, that is the way it seems to third-year Knights head coach Louis Clyburn.
After traveling to the Grand Strand last week, North Central will take its non-conference tour of the Palmetto State to Greenville tonight to meet St. Joseph's Catholic school for the second time in as many years.
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