Millbrook held on to stop Leesville Road 67-63 in a Cap Eight 4A boys' basketball game Friday night.
Shi'Chee Moore scored 22 points for the Wildcats, No. 4 in the N&O. Carlee Clemons added 16 points for the Wildcats, who are 11-1 in the Cap Eight and 17-5 overall.
Leesville Road (7-12) got 15 each from Lemont Martin-White and Shyheid Petteway.
Mustangs stop slide: Middle Creek (15-7) ended a two-game losing streak with a 42-37 Tri-Nine 4A win against Athens Drive (10-10). The Mustangs led 21-15 at the half and have averaged only 43 points in their past three games.
Caps surge: Broughton outscored Wake Forest Heritage by 19 in the second quarter of a 61-37 Cap Eight 4A win. The surge helped the Caps (16-5 and No. 7 in the N&O) lead 36-18 at halftime. Chase Johnson had 13 points in the victory.
Mosser paces Falcons: John Mosser's 23 points helped Green Hope defeat Lee County 63-50 in a Tri-Nine 4A game. Chris Flemmings added 15 in the win for the 18-4 Green Hope, No. 6 in the N&O.
Ravens grab 30: Ravenscroft had 30 points in the first quarter of a 63-27 win against Triangle Independent Schools Athletic Association opponent Durham Academy. The Ravens, No. 5 in the N&O, led 43-10 at the half and substituted early. No Raven scored more than nine.
Evans gets 23: Logan Evans had 23 points in Wakefield's 67-47 Cap Eight 4A win against Enloe.
Comets up pace: Clayton scored more points in the third period than it did in the first half of a 71-54 win against Smithfield-Selma. The score was 24-24 at the half. Anthony Gaskins led the win with 21 points and Gary Clark added 15.
Outlaw leads Person: Tyrone Outlaw scored 29 to help Person hold off Durham Jordan 68-64 in a Piedmont Athletic 4A game.
Girls
Millbrook rolls: Millbrook, No. 1 in the N&O, held Leesville Road to eight second-half points in a 54-25 Cap Eight 4A win. Mykia Jones led the balanced Wildcats with 14 points.
Falcons fly: Green Hope led by 37 points at the half of an 82-36 Tri-Nine 4A win against Lee County. The Falcons led 49-12 at intermission. Kristen Gaffney, who leads the average with 26.6 points per game, scored 28 for the 20-2 Falcons, who are No. 2 in the N&O.
Caps start fast: Broughton built a 17-point lead in the first quarter of a 67-46 Cap Nine 4A win against Wake Forest Heritage. The Caps (18-4, 10-2) are No. 8 in the N&O.
Kelly leads Ravens: Freshman Erin Kelly, the younger sister of Duke's Ryan Kelly, knocked in 22 points in Ravenscroft's 48-45 win against Durham Academy. The Ravens missed some late free throws, but Taisha Murphy (18 points) hit some key free throws.
Wolverines balanced: Wakefield (14-6 and No. 12 in the N&O) had four players in double figures in a 59-46 Cap Eight 4A win against Enloe. MaKayla Williams led the win with 17 points. Enloe's Ebonie Coley led all with 20 points.
Northwood defends: Pittsboro Northwood, No. 10 in the N&O, held Durham Arts to six or less points in each quarter in a 55-23 win. Shelby Wolfe, who averages 17.6 points per game, scored 18 in the win.
Beuris nets 24: Madison Beuris scored 24 in Cardinal Gibbons' 56-42 Carolina 3A win against Northern Vance.
Harnett Central's Jackson scores 30: DeeAnneisha Jackson of Harnett Central scored 30, more than half of the Trojans' points in a 56-36 Greater Neuse 4A victory over West Johnston.
Tigers dominate: Chapel Hill (20-2) dominated Oxford Webb 74-38 in a Carolina 3A game. The Tigers, No. 4 in the N&O, led 38-11 at the half. Jamellia Smith had 14 points in the win. Ariane Jacobs, Catherine Romaine and Lila Scott had 10 each.
Hinnant bops Smithfield-Selma: Vernessa Hinnant scored 30 to lead Clayton to a 74-48 Greater Neuse 4A win against Smithfield-Selma. Sabrina Shepard had 25 in the loss.
1,000 points: Anna Green of Raleigh Grace scored her 1,000th point in a 53-19 victory over Wayne Christian. Green had 999 points and scored 14.
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Nearby 2A prep softball rivals North Johnston and Wilson Beddingfield played the ultimate grudge match Saturday afternoon, double-time style. 
Holly Springs seniors Jenna Firestein and Kristen Krebs knew Saturday’s contest against Fayetteville Jack Britt would be their final home game as members of the Golden Hawks softball team. 
Green Hope’s perfect season is snatched away by Charlotte Hough in the final 12 minutes of the state final at N.C. State’s Dail Soccer Field in a 2-1 finish. 
The Holly Springs Golden Hawks softball team has had an exciting past week of playing close games. On Friday, however, the Hawks fourth close game in a week ended in a 3-2 loss to Britt, as the Buccaneers rallied with two runs in the bottom of the seventh to tie the score and then won in the eighth to even the series at one game apiece. 
The Green Hope High girls soccer team is ranked No. 1 in the country, but won’t reach its goal unless it beats Hough in the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4A championships on Saturday.
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