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Vance Charter moves to 10-0 in TNAC (opens the original)
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OXFORD â Vance Charter is in prime position to remain in control of its own destiny in the Triangle North Athletic Conference volleyball championship race following Tuesdayâs 3-0 win at Oxford Prep. Vance Charter, No. 2 in the N.C. High School Athletic Association 1A rankings, has been in stellar form most of the season (15-2, 10-0 TNAC) and was on a remarkable 13-match unbeaten streak entering Wednesdayâs non-conference contest at Research Triangle (15-3). Barring any surprises, the Knigh
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Vipers volleyball takes on Knightdale (opens the original)
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HENDERSON â Vance Countyâs volleyball matchup Tuesday at home against Knightdale figured to offer the Vipers one of its best chances for a first win, or at least to stay close. Indeed, Vance County was competitive against the visitors from suburban Wake County â particularly in the opening set â but ultimately fell 3-0 (25-17, 25-19, 25-17). âIt should have been a closer [match] the whole entire [match] but we just struggled to stay in the [match],â said Vipers coach Kiyanna Kearney.
Warren County’s winning ways continue (opens the original)
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WARRENTON â Warren County posted its third-consecutive shutout of the football season with Saturdayâs 44-0 win over Nash Central as a huge crowd turned out to celebrate the Eaglesâ Homecoming. Inside the stadium, Warren County (4-0) did what it has been doing each week: controlling all three phases of the game while squeezing the life out of its opponents as the contests wear on, and getting team efforts on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. Outside the stadium felt like a
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