JV in 2026 and varsity in 2027 is what I'm hearing. What has everyone else heard, if anything? And, where would home games be played?
Uwharrie Charter football
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Looks like they play soccer at a "sportsplex" in Asheboro, and the picture in the story makes it look like you could play football there as well.
UCA moves soccer games to new sportsplex - Randolph Record
ASHEBORO – Uwharrie Charter Academy’s new home for soccer games is the recently opened Zoo City Sportsplex. “We’ve worked with the City of Asheboro on this,” UCA athletics director Chris Waddell said. “It shows volumes the partnerships we’ve been able to create with the city and in Randolph...
randolphrecord.com
I figured they would be sharing facilities with Eastern Randolph.
That would be the right thing to do
It’s like a comedy fund raiser up in here…
The UCA AD used to be head football coach at Providence Grove ...
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More charter schools with football teams mean more chances for kids to pop off like a firework on the Fourth of July! More players, more talent yeah.....
Exactly, and in their case, less chance of being forced to combine with 2A in a playoff bracket
They better keep that "lottery" going because the 1A cakewalk with kids from 4-5 counties is going to be needed to stay at the level they were at. No more 1A chest thumping and trophy hunting in 4A. Word is several 1A/2A charters down east are adding football in the coming seasons as well. Football makes money and that makes the budget better to handle.
I think this idea makes a lot of sense. The closer the Privates are to the publics the easier it is to identify and recruit their best players.
Cuts cost of scouting, puts more money in the pocket of which ever NC Republican Politician has his/her hand in the private schools pocket.
Makes perfect sense!!
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