SUMNER — High Point Central shut out Southern Guilford 5-0 in Mid-State 3A Conference boys soccer Tuesday at Southern.
Faustin Nsabimana scored two goals to lead the Bison. Free Htoo and Lewis Biesecker each had a goal, while Aaron Ulloa-Bravo had two assists. Biesecker made four saves in goal.
Central, in second place in the conference, improved to 10-4-3 overall and 10-2-1 in the conference. The Storm, in fifth place, moved to 6-12-2 and 5-8.
TRINITY, RANDLEMAN
TRINITY — Trinity lost 3-1 against Randleman in PAC 1A/2A boys soccer Tuesday at Trinity. The Bulldogs, in third place in the conference, dipped to 13-5-3 overall and 7-4 in the conference.
GIRLS GOLF
NCHSAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
TRIAD — All four area golfers finished inside the top 50 of their divisions to highlight the NCHSAA girls golf championships Monday and Tuesday across the Piedmont.
In the 1A/2A championship at Sapona Golf Club in Lexington, Bishop’s Emery Grunwald tied for 37th at 192, with rounds of 98 and 94, while East Davidson’s Kaley Pham tied for 48th at 196, with scores of 95 and 101.
In the 3A championship at Longleaf Golf & Family Club in Southern Pines, Ledford’s Addison Sage tied for 40th at 185, with scores of 90 and 95, and Oak Grove’s Gracie Eanes tied for 45th at 187, with rounds of 86 and 101.
Pine Lake Prep (533) in the 1A/2A, South Point (510) in the 3A and Pinecrest (443) in the 4A won team titles. Jackson Day’s Landry Hamm (157) in the 1A/2A, Jacksonville’s Sanaa Carter (147) in the 3A and Northwest Guilford’s Leah Edwards (140) in the 4A won individual titles.
HIGH POINT UNIVERSITYWOMEN’S SOCCER EARNS NO. 2 SEED, BYE IN BIG SOUTH TOURNEY
HIGH POINT — High Point University will be the No. 2 seed in the Big South Conference women’s soccer tournament and will play in the semifinals next week in Mattews.
USC Upstate earned its first-ever regular-season title and will be the top seed. It went 5-1-2 in the conference, totaling 17 points and a 2.13 average (because three matches couldn’t be played due to Hurricane Helene, the conference used a system of average points). The Panthers followed with a 5-2-1 mark and a 2.00 average.
Both teams will skip the first round, which will be played Saturday at the higher seeds. They will play Thursday, Nov. 7, in the semifinals at the Matthews Sportsplex — the Panthers will play in the 7 p.m. match. Upstate will play at 4.
High Point will either play No. 3 Radford (3-1-3, 1.71) or No. 6 UNC Asheville (2-4, 1.00). Upstate will face either No. 4 Longwood (3-2-3, 1.50) or No. 5 Presbyterian (2-2-3, 1.29). The championship will be decided Sunday, Nov. 10, at 1 p.m. in Matthews.
