HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Friday’s results (complete)

HobbsDailyReport.com FRIDAY’S RESULTS BASKETBALL GIRLS SOUTH FORK 2A Lake Norman Charter 55, W. Lincoln 26 Lincolnton 39, Maiden 38 Newton-Conover 60, E. Lincoln 51 N. Lincoln 61, Bandys 44 NORTHWESTERN 3A-4A Freedom 50, McDowell 40 St. Stephens 38, Hickory 33 S. Caldwell 57, Alexander Central 42 Watauga 52, W. Caldwell 41 BOYS SOUTH FORK 2A Bandys 56, N. Lincoln 51 …

BREAKING NEWS: Former Lenoir-Rhyne AD McGeachy dead at age 75

HobbsDailyReport.com HICKORY – Neill McGeachy, former director of intercollegiate athletics and executive director of the Piedmont Educational Foundation/Bears Club at Lenoir-Rhyne University, died early Friday morning at age 75. “The Lenoir-Rhyne University community is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Neill McGeachy,” Fred Whitt, president of the university, said in an LRU press release on Friday. “Neill was …

BOYS BASKETBALL BOXES: Draughn grabs 18th win, finishes second in conference

HobbsDailyReport.com THURSDAY’S SUMMARIES NORTHWESTERN FOOTHILLS 2A DRAUGHN 58, EAST BURKE 38 E. Burke        14      12        4      8—38 Draughn        12      17      15    14—58 EAST BURKE 38—Chase Smith 10, Weaver 9, Melton 6, Gilbert 4, Kistler 4, Morrison 3, Teague 2. DRAUGHN 58—Jaylen Abee 12, Poteet 9, Daye 9, Robinson 7, Shoupe 6, Monroe 5, Reid 5, Adams 3, Gray …

GIRLS BASKETBALL BOXES: East Burke goes unbeaten in Northwestern Foothills 2A

HobbsDailyReport.com THURSDAY’S SUMMARIES NORTHWESTERN FOOTHILLS 2A EAST BURKE 78, DRAUGHN 33 E. Burke          15    24    20    19—78 Draughn           8      5     16      4—33 EAST BURKE 78—Riley Haas 17, Brooke Arney 13, Ashlyn Stilwell 12, Ruff 8, Hildebran 7, Hawkins 6, Hicks 5, Houston 4, Cooke 4, Mull 2. DRAUGHN 33—Davis 9, House 8, Ramsey 7, Suttkes 3, Kincaid 2, …

WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Lester scores 31, leads Red Hawks to road victory

HobbsDailyReport.com MARTINSVILLE, Va. – Sparked by 31 points by sophomore Shaniya Lester that tied her career high, Catawba Valley Community College’s women beat Patrick Henry Community College 84-77 on the road on Thursday night. The Red Hawks (15-4, 10-1 Region X) trailed by three points at halftime and by two points after the third quarter, but outscored Patrick Henry 26-14 …