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  • MHS boys, LNHS girls win county track titles

    Kendrick Johnson and Isaiah Johnson turned in record-setting performances and Cody Locklear won two individual events as the Mooresville High boys were victorious in the Iredell County Track Championships for the sixth straight season Monday.

  • Talented Lester develops into all-around star

    Shawn Lester slowly took ownership of Mooresville’s basketball team. Head coach Michael Micklow said he went to the school in 2008 as a hard-nosed freshman taught to score from his days in middle school. Two years later he is still the Blue Devils’ best scorer, but he tied for first with Dre Howell in steals (three per game), was second in assists (six), third in rebounding (five), and blocked 20 shots this season.

  • Johnson's play does the talking for Raiders

    With a bright smile and a bubbly personality, Bri Johnson is sociable. The North Iredell junior tends to harness her chattiness on the basketball court, though.

  • Lake Norman wrestling great exits on top of his game

    Harrison Honeycutt’s consecutive wins streak ended this season, but his most important streak continued.

  • Heck emerges as THE star among star swimmers at Lake Norman

    Logan Heck’s biggest opponent is a clock that keeps on ticking. Heck, a star swimmer at Lake Norman, doesn’t gauge his success as much on what place he finishes in a race, but on how fast he goes, how quickly he can make that clock stop.

  • Powell leaves LNHS on strong note, prepares to join Seminoles

    Haley Powell wasn’t quite sure what to expect last summer as the time approached when college swim coaches could contact prospective recruits. But enough of her friends and competitors had been through the routine that she knew perfectly well the significance of that opening day of recruiting season.

  • SOCCER: Wildcats blank Blue Devils; both teams hurting

    Lake Norman and Mooresville are hurting. Both soccer teams lost players for the rest of the season to torn anterior cruciate ligaments, Lake Norman’s Sydney Foushee and Mooresville’s Natalie Haydt, and both are missing at least three starters.

  • Red Imps open with a bang

                Mooresville Middle School’s boys and girls soccer teams celebrated a perfect start to their seasons last week.

  • Wildcats win, prepare for team from Ohio

    Lake Norman’s 17-2 win Thursday over Mooresville was good preparation before the Wildcats put their perfect record on the line at home tonight against Dublin (Ohio) Coffman.

  • West Charlotte holds off Devils in I-Meck final

    Ultimately, Mooresville simply had too far of a trip to take in order to make it all the way back in the boys basketball championship finals of the I-Meck Conference postseason tournament.

  • Devils are one-shot wonders in semifinals win

    Mooresville made the most of its one-shot shopping during Wednesday’s semifinals of the I-Meck Conference boys basketball tournament.

  • Johnson's hot touch the difference for Devils

    It took Kendrick Johnson some time to find his shooting touch, and it took the entire Mooresville Blue Devils basketball team some time to really get into the flow of Tuesday’s game against Mallard Creek.

  • MOORESVILLE NOTEBOOK: Post players coming up big

    A pair of young Mooresville post players could play big roles for the Blue Devils this postseason. Sophomore Dre Howell and freshman Raphael Montgomery fill the spots they need and average about seven points per game and more than three rebounds a game.

  • State playoff seeds on the line

    The South Iredell girls have a trip to the state playoffs on the line this week at the Catawba Valley 2A basketball tournament. The Vikings and Draughn Wildcats ended the season tied for fifth place in the CVAC.

  • Wildcats playoff bound

    Lake Norman is in. Mooresville is out. The Wildcats’ 52-45 win Friday over the Blue Devils secured fourth place in the I-Meck 4A standings a berth in the 2011 4A West playoffs.  

  • MOORESVILLE NOTEBOOK: Big games coming up for Blue Devils

    Mooresville has a pair of big games this week coming down the stretch of the regular season.

  • MHSvsLNHSWrestling

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    Mooresville's Zach Brown (bottom) tries to break Lake Norman High School's Harrison Honeycutt's hold during Wednesday night's match at Mooresville High School.     

  • Squaring off for the top spot

    Supremacy is on the line tonight in Mooresville. The Lake Norman Wildcats travel across Interstate 77 for the annual match against crosstown rival Mooresville.

  • MOORESVILLE NOTEBOOK: Blue Devils wrestling ready for showdown with Lake Norman

    Mooresville and Lake Norman are on a collision course to their Feb. 2 match. Mooresville is ranked fourth in the 4A state coaches’ poll on retrorankings.com. The Wildcats are ranked second in the state behind Parkland.

  • Imps keep MMS season afloat

    Eighth-grade basketball teams from Mooresville Middle School batted .500 during opening-round play in last weekend’s Rowan-Iredell Middle School Conference postseason tournament play.

  • MOORESVILLE NOTEBOOK: Blue Devils went back to basics for I-Meck meet

    The Blue Devils focused on fundamentals in the week leading up to the I-Meck 4A conference swim meet. They worked on the simple things like arm speed and kicking motion.

  • Lake Norman, Hough split I-Meck titles

    The Lake Norman Wildcats and Hough Huskies both finished 1-2 in the boys and girls conference swim meet at Huntersville Family Fitness and Aquatic. The Huskies took the boys title, and the Wildcats won the girls championship.

  • Prep basketball: Lake Norman breaks ice with busy spree

    Idle for nearly two weeks due to weather and end-of-semester testing, Lake Norman High’s basketball teams get back into action in a hurry this week.

  • SHOWDOWN: Rivalry tips off tonight for Devils, Wildcats

    Bragging rights and I-Meck Conference positioning will be at stake when the high school basketball teams at neighborhood rivals Mooresville and Lake Norman tangle for the first time this season tonight at Mooresville.

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