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Cedar Ridge at East Chapel Hill football! Listen live here!

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Two Cents from the Franklin Mint: A Changing of the Guard

By Jon Franklin  Photo from Andy Simmons  On April 10, 2018, I PA announced the Davidson vs Duke baseball game at Durham Bulls Athletic Park. It was a memorable evening as before the game, Duke honored Dick Cooke, Davidson’s long tenured and winningest head coach who would retire at the end of the season. Then…

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Behind Craig, Hughes, Cedar Ridge football looks to capitalize in Big 7

The days of wondering whether Cedar Ridge would have enough players to field a football team in a given year are over. And not a moment too soon. The murmurs around Hillsborough about the annual state of Cedar Ridge football became an unfortunate springtime pattern after the Red Wolves failed to field varsity teams in…

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Retired Cedar Ridge AD Simmons honored at Red Wolf Football Jamboree

As the fall sports season started this week, there was a major absence for the first time in Cedar Ridge history. There was no Andy Simmons. Whether it was fall, winter or spring, Simmons wasn’t just present during almost all Cedar Ridge games. He was present before there was a Cedar Ridge. In the spring…

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Cedar Ridge football’s Joshua Scism, Landon Walker, Isaiah Craig, Mason Hughes & Carlos Baldwin discuss preparing for upcoming season

Once again, the Cedar Ridge football team burned the midnight oil to ring in another fall sports season. Last Friday, the Red Wolves gathered for the Midnight Madness practice at its practice field. There’s plenty of reason for optimism as head coach Brent Bailey heads into his third season. For starters, there’s more players than…

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New Draft of Conference Realignment Separates Orange & Cedar Ridge away from Alamance, Person County Rivals

Appeals from Orange High Principal Jason Johnson and athletic director Jason Knapp apparently didn’t sway the North Carolina High School Athletic Association realignment committee. On February 14, the committee released its third draft of conferences that will go into effect in August, based on the new, expanded eight classification model by the NCHSAA, which is…

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