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2025 Football Championships Unveiled

The recent high school football matches showcased thrilling performances and significant player achievements throughout North Carolina. Teams pushed their limits, competing for glory and community pride, with various students being acknowledged for their talents.
Highlights from Recent Matches
Here’s a summary of key events and standout performances from the games:
- Wilson Prep vs. Robbinsville: Wilson Prep edged Robbinsville 9-8. The Most Valuable Player was Travon Usher from Wilson Prep.
- Tarboro vs. Murphy: Tarboro dominated with a 22-0 victory. Kamerin McDowell-Moore took home the MVP award from Tarboro.
- Shelby vs. Kinston: Shelby triumphed, scoring 84 points against Kinston’s 41. Shelby’s Lan Farmer was named MVP.
- Reidsville vs. Brevard: Reidsville won decisively, finishing 50-20. Dionte Neal from Reidsville was the game’s MVP.
- Crest vs. Hunt: Crest secured a 31-14 victory, with Ely Hamrick earning the MVP title.
- Watauga vs. Middle Creek: Watauga claimed a 47-25 win, and Evan Burroughs was recognized as the MVP.
- Grimsley vs. Clayton: Grimsley prevailed with a score of 24-14. Faizon Brandon from Grimsley was named MVP.
- Hough vs. Millbrook: Hough achieved a 21-0 victory. Ethan Royal was selected as the MVP.
Sportsmanship Recognition
In addition to game performances, players demonstrated exceptional sportsmanship. Notable mentions include:
- Manny Dickens from Wilson Prep
- Everett Taylor from Robbinsville
- Tyler Powell from Tarboro
- Brody Orton from Murphy
- Nicholas McKenny from Kinston
- Cahari Corry from Shelby
- Cristian Yamaguchi from Reidsville
- Ben Kessinger from Brevard
- Mez Harris from Hunt
- Tucker Wesson from Crest
- T.J. Young from Middle Creek
- Crue Stoddard from Watauga
- Carson Jones from Clayton
- Neal Johnson from Grimsley
- Malachi Gilchrist from Millbrook
- Samari Matthews from Hough
The skill displayed and the values demonstrated during these matches reaffirm the spirit of high school football in North Carolina. As teams continue to compete, community support remains a driving force behind their success.




