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Blue Devils fall to Mustangs
The road to a berth in the state dual-team championship still runs through Winston-Salem Parkland. For the second straight year, a wrestling team from Iredell County lost to the Mustangs in the state semifinal.
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Mooresville wrestling advances in playoffs, West doesn't
The Mooresville Blue Devils advanced to the third round of the 4A state dual-team playoffs with a pair of victories Tuesday. West Iredell's season ended with a second-round loss to Newton Foard.
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Lake Norman Notebook: Wofford getting 'speedy, athletic forward' in Marshall
Lake Norman’s Joe Marshall was among nine announced student-athletes signing national letters of intent to join the Wofford College men’s soccer team in 2012.
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North, Mooresville at home for first round
Four teams from Iredell County start their quest for a dual-team wrestling championship Tuesday. The top-two teams from the North Piedmont and the I-Meck conferences compete tonight in the first round of the 3A and 4A state dual-team wrestling playoffs, respectively.
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Devils again pin down I-Meck tournament title
Mooresville High’s wrestling team refused to stay down for the count.
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Devils avoid famine, boost playoff position
Expecting a Friday night feast, Mooresville High’s boys’ basketball team instead just barely missed facing a famine.
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Wildcats falter in home finale
Lake Norman’s dwindling playoff hopes took another hit Friday in a 63-55 loss to West Charlotte on Senior Night.
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MHS to swim in, host 4A West Regional meet
Members of Mooresville’s girls and boys swim teams will be more than mere participants in this weekend’s state 4A class West Regional championship swim meet.
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THREE PEAT
After shaking hands with spectators and congratulating his team, Lake Norman wrestling coach Morgan Fore finally exhaled following Wednesday’s wrestling showdown.
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Signing Day 2013 could be a banner day for Iredell
National Signing Day came and went almost as fast as football season did. South Iredell showed once again it is the top of the class with athlete Quataye Smyre signing his National Letter of Intent to East Carolina. Smyre committed to the Pirates in March 2011.
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Smyre signs NLI to go to ECU
At 8:34 a.m. Wednesday, South Iredell’s Quataye Smyre and head coach Scott Miller were all smiles. Smyre put his name on the dotted line of a National Letter of Intent to attend East Carolina University on a football scholarship.
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Devlin gets results on the mat, in classroom
Within the first year of his move to North Carolina from Princeton Junction, N.J., at age 10, Patrick Devlin found himself attending a wrestling camp at Davidson College.
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Viking girls peaking at the right time
The Viking girls are on the rise at the right time of the season. South Iredell won four straight games starting with its victory Jan. 17 at home over East Burke and moved up to third in the Catawba Valley Athletic Conference basketball standings.
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Lake Norman Notebook: Wildcats prepare for winner-take-all showdown
Lake Norman and Mooresville will duke it out again Wednesday to determine the I-Meck Conference wrestling champion.
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Crisp reaches 100-win plateau
Last week’s conference match at Mooresville was stopped for a few minutes to honor a wrestler reaching a milestone. Sam Crisp, a 106-pound junior, earned his 100th career win with a 16-1 technical fall over Hough’s Martin Markee.
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Lions own 4th quarter, down Devils
Mark Blackmon straight up owned the fourth quarter for West Charlotte. Blackmon hit three 3-pointers and netted 13 points in the final period to lead the Lions to a 58-47 victory at Mooresville.
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Mooresville beats Hough, moves closer to potential showdown
Jamie Wright got a nine-point swing wrestling at 120 pounds for Mooresville. Wright was down the entire match to Hough's Hunter Owens, but Wright pinned him with a spladle only 17 seconds into the third period.
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Iredell schools still divided in realignment desires
When North Carolina’s high school athletic conferences are realigned for the 2013-14 school year, will Iredell County’s six high schools be grouped together?
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Smith's recruiting is taking off
The past eight days has been exciting for South Iredell linebacker LaChaston Smith. The junior received three football scholarship offers from Football Bowl Subdivision schools starting Jan. 17. Virginia made the first offer that day, Florida offered him a scholarship the next day, and Wake Forest extended an offer Tuesday.
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Lake Norman notebook: Heck propels Wildcats to second-place finish in I-Meck
The race Lake Norman swim coach David Tucker said he most looked forward to seeing prior to Saturday’s I-Meck Conference championships at the Mecklenburg County Aquatic Center was the boys’ 50-yard freestyle.
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3A, 4A schools in Iredell still remain split
On the issue of split conferences, the six high schools in Iredell County are split. The lines are drawn between the two classifications that will be in Iredell County when the new alignment takes effect in fall 2013.
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Viking girls honoring fallen teammate, friend
South Iredell lost one of its own in December 2011 when Brittany Newton was killed in a fatal car accident. The Vikings came up with a way to honor the junior who spent two years on the junior varsity team and, this year, played on the summer league team before taking statistics during varsity games.
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Cavs thump Vikings
South Iredell ended the first half of its conference schedule Tuesday with a 73-45 matinee loss at home to second-place East Burke. The game started at 5:30 p.m. because Iredell-Statesville Schools has exams this week.
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Lake Norman Notebook: Wildcats gear up for I-Meck swimming championships
The I-Meck Conference swimming championships are Saturday at the Mecklenburg County Aquatic Center. Lake Norman’s girls look to defend their title, while the boys attempt to improve on their runner-up finish last season, when Hough edged them by a slim 26-point margin.
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Mooresville boys lack depth
Mooresville’s starting five is a solid starting five. Kendrick Johnson, Brandon Bego, Shawn Lester, Dre Howell and Raphael Montgomery are good unit when on the floor together. That showed Friday in the Blue Devils’ 81-70 win over crosstown rival Lake Norman.
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