Cedar Ridge High School

Cedar Ridge outside hitter Hannah Weaks played all three sets of the Red Wolves 3-0 win over Southern Durham on Thursday night. It was Senior Night for the Red Wolves. Weaks finished with four kills and three digs as the Red Wolves improved to 7-14 overall. Once Weeks graduates in June, she’s planning on attending East Carolina. She’s such a diehard Pirate fan, she weather the lightning delay during Labor Day weekend in East Carolina game against North Carolina A&T at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium in Greenville.

Cedar Ridge Senior Hannah Weeks Discusses Senior Night Win

Cedar Ridge outside hitter Hannah Weeks played all three sets of the Red Wolves 3-0 win over Southern Durham on Thursday night. It was Senior Night for the Red Wolves. Weeks finished with four kills and three digs as the Red Wolves improved to 7-14 overall.

Cedar Ridge senior outside hitter Colby Rabalais played her final match at Red Wolves Gymnasium on Thursday night. The Red Wolves defeated Southern Durham 3-0 on scores of 25-7, 25-9 & 25-4. Rabalais finished with four kills and a season-high nine aces. She also registered five digs. Rabalais even had a paper mask made for her, as did all the other seniors for the Red Wolves. Cedar Ridge will start play in the Big 8 Tournament on Wednesday night with a first-round match at Northwood in the quarterfinals. Rabalais discussed what she learned during her three years playing varsity and playing for first year head coach Anna Seethaler.

Cedar Ridge Senior Colby Rabalais Talks Winning on Senior Night

Cedar Ridge senior outside hitter Colby Rabalais played her final match at Red Wolves Gymnasium on Thursday night. The Red Wolves defeated Southern Durham 3-0 on scores of 25-7, 25-9 & 25-4. Rabalais finished with four kills and a season-high nine aces. She also registered five digs.

Bryse WIlson: As the Atlanta Braves start their first postseason appearance since 2013 on Thursday night against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Divisional Series, 2017 Orange graduate Bryse Wilson is back at home. After being called up to Atlanta on September 1, Wilson isn’t on Atlanta’s postseson roster. He can be called back in case of an emergency. Wilson showed up at Orange’s football practice on Tuesday at Stanford Middle School Baseball Field.

Chandler Compton: On Tuesday night, Chandler Compton entered the game in the 85th minute for Wofford in the Terriers’ 4-2 loss to #23 Duke at Koskinen Stadium in Durham. Compton is believe to be the first Orange men’s soccer player to play against a Top 25 team. Compton has played five games this season for Wofford, starting twice and compiling 217 minutes. Wofford, 1-7-1 overall, hosts East Tennessee State at Snyder Field in Spartanburg, S.C. in its Southern Conference opener on Saturday.

Rachel Shinnick: Shinnick, a 2015 Orange graduate, started as a centerback for the Wofford women’s soccer team on Sunday, when Samford defeated the Terriers 2-0. Shinnick was credited with a shot. Wofford is now 2-9-1, 0-4 in the Southern Conference. They travel to face VMI in Lexington, VA on Friday night.

Kayla Hodges: On Sunday, Elon defeated Towson 2-0 on Senior Day at Rudd Field. Hodges, who graduated from Orange in June, entered the game as a reserve. Elon improved to 3-5-3, 1-2 in the Colonial Athletic Association. Hodges has played in three games this season for the Phoenix. Elon travels to Northeastern in Brookline, MA on Sunday.

Brittany Daley: On Wednesday night, Division III Greensboro College maintained its undefeated record by beating Pfeiffer 2-1 at Pride Field. Daley started at centerback. She has started eight of Greensboro’s ten matches, registering 485 minutes. Greensboro is 10-0, 2-0 in the USA South Athletic Conference. On Saturday, Greensboro faces Methodist in Fayetteville.

Jordan Rogers: Methodist defeated Division III William Peace 4-0 at WakeMed Soccer Park on Tuesday night. Jordan Rogers, a freshman at Peace, started her eighth game of the season. She was credited with one of the two shots the Pacers fired in the match. Peace is now 2-5-1 overall. On Saturday, Peace travels to Misenheimer to face Pfeiffer University.

Lionel Reid-Shaw: For the second straight match, Division III Dickinson College scored five goals on Tuesday night. The Red Devils defeated Misericordia 5-1 in Carlisle, PA. Reid-Shaw, who graduated from Orange in 2016, made his 11th start at wingback for Dickinson. The Red Devils are 7-3-1 overall, 3-1 in the Centennial Conference. They travel to Washington College in Chestertown, MD on Saturday night.

Lili Henry: The 2017 Cedar Ridge graduate started her tenth match of the season on Monday night for Division III Methodist, as the Monarchs fell to Salem College 3-0 (25-13, 25-23 & 25-22). Methodist is 8-4 overall, 2-2 in the USA South Athletic Conference. Henry had 22 assists. On Thursday night, Methodist travels to face North Carolina Wesleyan in Rocky Mount.

Jordan Lloyd: Agnes Scott defeated Division III Brevard College 3-0 (25-15, 25-22, 25-18) on Tuesday afternoon in Macon, GA. Lloyd, a 2017 Orange graduate, had eight kills for the Tornadoes, which tied for the team lead. Lloyd also had seven digs. Brevard is now 0-15, 0-6 in the USA South Athletic Conference. The Tornadoes host the Covenant Scots on Saturday afternoon at Boshamer Gymnasium.

The Cedar Ridge Women’s Cross Country team continued a successful season on Tuesday afternoon. The Red Wolves captured the Big 8 Conference meet at Orange High, which also featured Orange, Northwood and Eno River. Anne Morrell was the highest finisher for Cedar Ridge, coming in 2nd. The Red Wolves finished 2nd-7th to claim the top spot in the meet. Over the weekend in Greensboro, the Cedar Ridge women’s squad finished 2nd among 16 teams in the Greensboro Cross Country Invitational in Pleasant Garden. Morrell is joined by Allegra Hart, Allison Musty, Zoe Wade, Jill Myler & Ruby Lapham in this interview.

Cedar RIdge’s Anne Morrell & the Women’s Cross Country Team Discuss Victory at Orange

The Cedar Ridge Women’s Cross Country team continued a successful season on Tuesday afternoon. The Red Wolves captured the Big 8 Conference meet at Orange High, which also featured Orange, Northwood and Eno River. Anne Morrell was the highest finisher for Cedar Ridge, coming in 2nd.

The Cedar Ridge JV team has now won two in a row after rolling past Northwood 60-0 on Monday night in Pittsboro. Freshman William Berger had another strong game behind center for the Red Wolves. Cedar Ridge now prepares for Homecoming night against Chapel Hill this Friday night at Cedar Ridge Stadium.

Cedar Ridge QB William Berger Talks Northwood Win

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The Cedar Ridge JV Football team returned to action in impressive fashion on Monday night in Pittsboro. The Red Wolves defeated Northwood’s JV team 60-0 to improve to 2-2 on the season. Cedar Ridge will prepare for Homecoming this Friday night at Cedar Ridge Stadium. They face Chapel Hill.  Hillsboroughsports.com’s Curran Campbell discusses the win with Cedar Ridge Football Coach Antonio King.

Cedar Ridge Football Coach Antonio King Talks 60-0 Win Over Cedar Ridge

The Cedar Ridge JV Football team returned to action in impressive fashion on Monday night in Pittsboro. The Red Wolves defeated Northwood’s JV team 60-0 to improve to 2-2 on the season. Cedar Ridge will prepare for Homecoming this Friday night at Cedar Ridge Stadium. They face Chapel Hill.

For the first time this year, we’re dividing the Cedar Ridge Red Wolves of the Week between Alana Lutz and Rachel Quade, both seniors on the women’s tennis team. Last week, Cedar Ridge defeated Orange 8-1, the eighth consecutive time Cedar Ridge has defeated Orange in women’s tennis. Lutz, competing at #2 singles, won her match 6-1, 6-0. Quade, at #4 singles, captured her match 6-3, 6-3. Lutz teamed with Olivia Ward to win at #1 doubles 8-1. Quade teamed with Brianna Cellini to win at #2 doubles 8-6. Congratulations to Alana and Rachel as they look to qualify for regionals during the Big 8 Women’s Tennis tournament later this month. 

Cedar Ridge Red Wolves of the Week: Alana Lutz & Rachel Quade

For the first time this year, we’re dividing the Cedar Ridge Red Wolves of the Week between Alana Lutz and Rachel Quade, both seniors on the women’s tennis team. Last week, Cedar Ridge defeated Orange 8-1, the eighth consecutive time Cedar Ridge has defeated Orange in women’s tennis.