No. 1 in North Carolina high school football? It’s still Charlotte Christian
BY LANGSTON WERTZ JR.
Charlotte Christian, a three-time reigning state champion, remains No. 1 in the Charlotte Observer/Raleigh News & Observer’s All-North Carolina high school football ranking this week.
The Knights opened their season with a 21-13 win over Charlotte Country Day. Christian is off Friday but will play at No. 2 Providence Day Oct. 16.
▪ Currently, only private schools are playing football in North Carolina and are the only teams ranked. There will be All-North Carolina rankings for boys and girls basketball this winter and as well as high school football in February, when public schools are set to begin playing
Rk. School (Cl) Rec. Prvs.
1. Charlotte Christian (IND) 1-0 1
2. Providence Day (IND) 1-0 2
3. Charlotte Country Day (IND) 0-1 3
4. Harrells Christian (IND) 2-0 NR
5. High Point Christian (IND) 1-0 NR
Dropped Out: Charlotte Latin (IND, 0-1); Trinity Christian (IND, 1-1)
BY LANGSTON WERTZ JR.
Charlotte Christian, a three-time reigning state champion, remains No. 1 in the Charlotte Observer/Raleigh News & Observer’s All-North Carolina high school football ranking this week.
The Knights opened their season with a 21-13 win over Charlotte Country Day. Christian is off Friday but will play at No. 2 Providence Day Oct. 16.
▪ Currently, only private schools are playing football in North Carolina and are the only teams ranked. There will be All-North Carolina rankings for boys and girls basketball this winter and as well as high school football in February, when public schools are set to begin playing
Rk. School (Cl) Rec. Prvs.
1. Charlotte Christian (IND) 1-0 1
2. Providence Day (IND) 1-0 2
3. Charlotte Country Day (IND) 0-1 3
4. Harrells Christian (IND) 2-0 NR
5. High Point Christian (IND) 1-0 NR
Dropped Out: Charlotte Latin (IND, 0-1); Trinity Christian (IND, 1-1)
