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STANDINGS
I-MECK 4A
Conference W-L Overall W-L
North Mecklenburg 1-0 5-1
Mallard Creek 1-0 4-1
West Charlotte 1-0 3-3
Vance 0-0 1-3
Lake Norman 0-1 5-1
Hopewell 0-1 3-3
Mooresville 0-1 0-4
Last week’s results
North Mecklenburg 24, Lake Norman 20
Mallard Creek 41, Mooresville 21
West Charlotte 25, Hopewell 7
Providence 23, Vance 17
CISAA
Conference W-L Overall W-L
Charlotte Country Day 0-0 5-0
Charlotte Latin 0-0 5-0
Charlotte Christian 0-0 4-1
Providence Day 0-0 2-4
Last week’s results
Charlotte Country Day 56, Raleigh Ravenscroft 21
Charlotte Latin 52, Elkin 7
Cheraw (S.C.) 33, Providence Day 7
SOUTHWESTERN 4A
Conference W-L Overall W-L
Independence 1-0 6-0
Butler 1-0 5-0
Ardrey Kell 1-0 2-3
Providence 0-0 3-2
East Mecklenburg 0-1 4-2
South Mecklenburg 0-1 3-2
Myers Park 0-1 1-5
Last week’s results
Independence 35, East Mecklenburg 13
Butler 56, Myers Park 13
Ardrey Kell 47, South Mecklenburg 27
Providence 23, Vance 17
MEGA 7 3A/4A
Conference W-L Overall W-L
Olympic 1-0 3-2
East Gaston 1-0 3-3
Garinger 1-0 1-4
West Mecklenburg 0-0 0-5
Charlotte Catholic 0-1 2-4
Waddell 0-1 1-5
Harding 0-1 0-5
Last week’s results
Olympic 21, Charlotte Catholic 14
East Gaston 44, Harding 6
Garinger 27, Waddell 12
CENTRAL PIEDMONT 2A/3A
Conference W-L Overall W-L
Westminster Catawba 3-0 3-2
First Assembly 1-0 5-0
Forsyth Country Day 1-1 3-2
Hickory Grove 1-1 4-1
Northside Christian 1-1 3-2
Christ School 1-2 2-2
Asheville School 0-1 3-1
SouthLake Christian 0-2 2-3
Last week’s results
First Assembly 22, Christ School 14
East Lincoln 56, SouthLake Christian 6
Northside Christian 42, Asheville School 19
Forsyth Country Day 21, Hickory Grove 14
OTHER MECKLENBURG TEAMS
W-L CONFERENCE
Carolina Pride 5-1 Carolinas Independent
Berry 4-1 Rocky River 1A/2A
Last week’s results
Carolina Pride 37, Raleigh Titans 0
Berry 40, West Stanly 34
Linquan Jones/Herald photo
Page 36 • The Herald Weekly • Oct. 2-8, 2009
The Weekly Football Super 10 week 7
Rank Team Record Last week This week
1. Independence 6-0 W, East Mecklenburg, 35-13 vs. Ardrey Kell
2. Butler 5-0 W, Myers Park, 56-13 Idle
3. Mallard Creek 4-1 W, Mooresville, 41-21 at Lake Norman
4. Charlotte Latin 5-0 W, Elkin, 52-7 at No. 6 Charlotte Christian
5. East Mecklenburg 4-2 L, Independence, 35-13 at Myers Park
6. Charlotte Christian 4-1 Idle vs. No. 4 Charlotte Latin
7. Providence 3-2 W, Vance, 23-17 at South Mecklenburg
8. North Mecklenburg 5-1 W, Lake Norman, 24-20 vs. No. 10 West Charlotte
9. Charlotte Country Day 5-0 W, Raleigh Ravenscroft, 56-21 at Victory Christian
10. West Charlotte 3-3 W, Hopewell, 25-7 at No. 8 North Mecklenburg
Notebook
Hopewell enters bye
week following loss
by Chris Hunt
sports@huntersvilleherald.com
Last week, heavy rain thwarted
Hopewell’s renewed passing attack in a
25-7 loss to West Charlotte.
Titans quarterback Cole Blythe, who
had thrown for more than 450 yards in
his first two starts of the season, seemed
to struggle with a wet ball. Under heavy
duress from a disruptive pass rush,
Blythe missed on nine of his 12 passes,
finishing with just 24 yards and an interception.
• After starting the first three games
at quarterback, Justin Avery has made
an immediate impact at linebacker. The
former quarterback has recovered two
fumbles in two games on defense.
Against West Charlotte, Avery made
Hopewell senior Darius MacKey (9), who had 12 solo tackles, was one of the few bright spots during the Titans’ 25-7
loss to conference rival West Charlotte last week.
10 tackles and assisted on four more.
That was second to teammate Darius
MacKey, who recorded 12 stops (four
assisted), which included a strip of Lions
star running back Jalen “Scoot” Simmons
to set up a Michael Russell fumble
recovery for a touchdown.
• Hopewell (3-3) enters its bye week.
It will play host to Lake Norman High
on Oct. 9.
The North Meck beat
All-conference wide receiver Chris
Moon made his season debut in a 24-20
victory over Lake Norman last week.
The speedy wideout was quarterback
Brad Clay’s favorite target
last season, but a
shoulder injury this summer
kept him out of the
Vikings’ first five games.
North Meck coach
Michael Bradley said
Moon passed a stress test
on Friday and was cleared
by his doctor to play.
Moon only saw a handful
of plays, however; he
had a touchdown pass
of more than 50 yards
called back because of a
penalty (ineligible player
down field).
“We didn’t play him
much,” Bradley said of
Moon. “We just ran him
on a few deep routs. He
never crossed the middle
of the field. He did not
take a hit on his shoulder,
but he seemed just as
explosive as last season.”
• The Vikings (5-1)
spent time this week
(more on page 37)
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