High School Football Signing Day.

High School Football Signing Day.

High School Football Signing Day.

High School Football Signing Day.

High School Football Signing Day.

High School Football Signing Day.

High School Football Signing Day.

Nick DeMuro did just about everything a quarterback could do this past fall while leading Athens Drive to an 11-2 record. But barring a last minute telephone call, he will not be signing a national letter of intent today.

Fuquay-Varina football coach David Riggs has resigned after more than 32 years in coaching.

Tony Foster, one of the fastest football receivers in the state, committed to Duke on Thursday.

Tim Stevens:Thomas Wilson of Leesville Road, one of the most productive and efficient high school quarterbacks in the state, has committed to Elon University.

Reddick to play football at Carolina.

Jack Gaster, who died at 59 on Friday, had a major impact on high school football in the area while he coached at Smithfield-Selma from 1980-88.

Pryor leads East to victory in high school all-star contest.

He coached Garrard at Southern.

Blythewood quarterback Richard Mounce picked up his second award in little more than a week.

Lewis Jr. leads Panthers to title.

West Montgomery forced Warsaw Kenan to play at a slower-than-normal pace and gave the Tigers their first deficit of the season, but it wasn't enough to deny James Kenan its first state team championship in any sport.

North Duplin coach Hugh Martin needed only one look at the final statistics of Saturday's N.C. 1-A state final against Plymouth at Carter-Finley Stadium.

Western Alamance left Kenan Stadium with the 3-A state football championship and a share of two records.

New Bern finally wrestled the Class 4-AA N.C. High School Athletic Association championship from Charlotte Independence's grasp.

Shawn Sidbury ran for two touchdowns, recovered a fumble and had an interception as Wilmington Hoggard blanked Winston-Salem Mount Tabor 28-0 in the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4-A championship game on Saturday.

Reidsville began the 2007 football season ranked atop multiple statewide polls.

South Columbus had not allowed a first-quarter point in 15 previous games coming into Saturday's N.C. High School Athletic Association 2-A championship game at Carter-Finley Stadium.

Today's the day that 2007 high school football championships will be decided in eight classifications. Here is a look at each game.

Several sharp-eyed readers helped establish that the photo that ran in Tuesday's High School Huddle was indeed either the 1913 or 1914 Raleigh High football team.

One particular picture among the 70,000 negatives Jay Denmark inherited from his grandfather is a part of his past and may be a big piece of high school athletic history in North Carolina.

Plymouth football coach Robert Cody said Washington County's recreation program has helped the school reach a N.C. High School Athletic Association title game for the first time.

Tim Stevens:When I was 16 years old, I was offered a new double-barreled shotgun for $50.

Rankings for area high schools.

Charlotte Independence, a 4-A school, has won seven straight N.C. High School Athletic Association state championships. Robbinsville once won five straight 1-A titles and 12 championships in 15 years. But Shelby, which plays for the 2-AA title on Saturday, may have the most successful program in the state.

A game-by-game look at the finalists.

Wildcats won 10 after 10 losses in '06.

New Bern's speedy defense shut down Leesville Road in the first half, and it was enough for a 20-10 victory Friday night in the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4-AA semifinals at Caruso-Coates Stadium.

Wilmington Hoggard senior receiver Luke Caldwell shines in his first appearance in the backfield and sparks the Vikings to a 21-6 victory over Southern Durham.

North Duplin's defense continued to shine as the Rebels shut out Roseboro Lakewood 33-0.

Reidsville denied Southern Vance a return to the state 2-AA final with a 49-19 victory.

Western Alamance eliminated Rocky Mount from the 3-A playoffs for the third straight season, 50-36. Both teams entered with 13-0 records.

North Gaston stopped a 2-point conversion attempt to advance to the 3-A final with a 35-34 victory over Asheville.

Warsaw Kenan had little trouble handling Pender County in the 1-AA East final, taking a 33-0 victory.

High school championships

Semifinal results for N.C. High School Athletic Association football playoffs.

Independence in another final.

Panthers advance to 3-AA title game.

Kathy Mauer is pursuing an officiating position on the varsity high school level and is one of the few women from this state, perhaps the first from the Triangle, who has entered this male-dominated arena.

Leesville Road intends to build Wake County football status. The team plays at New Bern tonight for a trip to the state championship game in Winston-Salem.

Leesville' defense has put the clamps on playoff opponents by holding them to a touchdown or less.

Southern Durham football coach Adrian Jones said the Spartans will need to pass effectively Friday in their 4-A Eastern Regional championship game against Wilmington Hoggard.

The vaunted Leesville Road football team's offense takes a back seat to the defense as the Pride forces six turnovers to upset No. 3 seed South View.

Louisburg can't handle senior Anthony Blanks.