charlotte nc, August 30, 2025
News Summary
The second week of high school football in the Charlotte area saw thrilling matchups with standout performances. East Lincoln defeated Providence 55-24, while Hough shut out Independence 35-0. Other highlights included victories for Myers Park, A.L. Brown, and West Caldwell, who broke a long losing streak. The week was full of excitement, showcasing the talent of young athletes and setting the stage for upcoming games in the region.
Charlotte Area High School Football Week 2: Highlights and Results from Exciting Matchups
The second week of high school football for the Carolinas kicked off on Friday, drawing in fans across the Charlotte area. Schools across the region showcased impressive performances, with several teams achieving significant victories.
In a standout performance, East Lincoln dominated Providence with a final score of 55-24. Hough secured a commanding shutout against Independence, winning with an impressive score of 35-0. Meanwhile, Providence Day triumphed over Rolesville with 38-10, marking another highlight of the evening.
Other notable results included West Charlotte, who blanked Monroe 47-0, and Crest, who narrowly defeated Shelby with a score of 31-24. South Mecklenburg edged out the Community School of Davidson (CSD), winning 16-13, and Cuthbertson came away with a solid 20-6 victory against Parkwood.
Furthermore, North Mecklenburg triumphed over South Iredell with a score of 39-13, and Chesterfield defeated Great Falls by two touchdowns, finishing 28-14. In another notable game, Fort Mill won against Chester with a score of 35-14.
Myers Park executed a surprising upset against Weddington, winning 28-18 after initially trailing 21-10 during the game. In a fierce rivalry match, A.L. Brown from Kannapolis defeated Concord decisively with a score of 38-3, extending their winning streak in this longstanding competition.
Palisades High School recorded a shutout against Olympic with a score of 26-0, maintaining their dominance in this rivalry. Additionally, West Caldwell ended a daunting 42-game losing streak, defeating Avery County 26-20.
Across the state, various teams posted impressive wins, including Mooresville and South Davidson. Player performance statistics have become a point of interest, with particular mention of standout players like Faizon Brandon from Grimsley highlighted for their exceptional performances during the week.
The ongoing week of football revealed not only thrilling games but also potential areas of concern, particularly regarding coaching salaries in North Carolina compared to neighboring states. This has raised discussions on the need for increased investment in coaching to enhance youth development.
Looking ahead, scheduled games promise further excitement as teams prepare for various matchups and nonconference contests, setting the stage for another thrilling week in high school football.
Upcoming Games
- Hough vs. Independence
- South Mecklenburg vs. CSD
- Crest vs. Monroe
- East Lincoln vs. Parkwood
Key Highlights
| Matchup | Score |
|---|---|
| East Lincoln vs. Providence | 55-24 |
| Hough vs. Independence | 35-0 |
| Providence Day vs. Rolesville | 38-10 |
| West Charlotte vs. Monroe | 47-0 |
| Crest vs. Shelby | 31-24 |
| South Mecklenburg vs. CSD | 16-13 |
| Cuthbertson vs. Parkwood | 20-6 |
| North Mecklenburg vs. South Iredell | 39-13 |
| Chesterfield vs. Great Falls | 28-14 |
| Fort Mill vs. Chester | 35-14 |
| Myers Park vs. Weddington | 28-18 |
| A.L. Brown vs. Concord | 38-3 |
| Palisades vs. Olympic | 26-0 |
| West Caldwell vs. Avery County | 26-20 |
FAQ
What teams had the most significant victories this week?
East Lincoln defeated Providence 55-24, and Hough achieved a shutout against Independence, winning 35-0.
Who ended a long losing streak?
West Caldwell ended a 42-game losing streak by defeating Avery County 26-20.
What are some upcoming games to watch?
Upcoming scheduled games include Hough vs. Independence and South Mecklenburg vs. CSD.
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