North Carolina High School Football Final Scores — August 21

The 2026 North Carolina high school football season was underway this week, and High School On SI has final scores for over 60 games on Friday night.
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Alexander Central 49, Newton-Conover 28
Alleghany 45, North Surry 30
Ardrey Kell 50, Cuthbertson 7
Cabarrus (Cannon/Concord Academy) 42, High Point Christian Academy 28
Charlotte Catholic 24, South Mecklenburg 0
Cherokee 66, North Buncombe 60
David W. Butler 27, Olympic 14
East Lincoln 35, South Iredell 7
East Rowan 21, Wheatmore 7
Elkin 8, Surry Central 0
Enka 28, North Henderson 14
Franklin 42, Murphy 7
Hendersonville 48, East Henderson 0
Hibriten 34, East Wilkes 16
Jay M. Robinson 28, Charlotte Country Day School 2
Jesse Carson 41, Central Davidson 24
Lake Norman Charter 21, SouthLake Christian Academy 10
Lincolnton 30, Maiden 10
Madison 21, Andrews 0
Midway 47, Hobbton 24
North Davidson 44, West Stokes 16
North Lincoln 7, West Lincoln 0
North Mecklenburg 48, Rocky River 0
North Stanly 24, Community School of Davidson 21
Palisades 42, Ashbrook 28
Pisgah 48, Mountain Heritage 30
Providence Day 49, Myers Park 13
Pungo Christian Academy 40, Mattamuskeet 6
Ronald Reagan 20, Mount Tabor 0
Shelby 28, Kings Mountain 21
Smoky Mountain 42, Swain County 6
South Caldwell 34, Ben L. Smith 12
SouthWest Edgecombe 36, Nash Central 8
Spartanburg Christian Academy 38, Asheville Christian Academy 22
Starmount 20, Mount Airy 16
Towns County 61, Hayesville 20
Triangle Math and Science Academy 2, Wayne Prep 0
Tuscola 23, Robbinsville 0
Venice 42, Rabun Gap-Nacoochee 40
Walter M. Williams 48, Cummings 6
Watauga 55, Ashe County 13
Weddington 49, Mooresville 17
West Brunswick 41, South Brunswick 20
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Sam Brown covers high school sports as well as NCAA football and basketball. Sam began his professional career as a high school sports reporter for The Tennessean in Nashville where he covered boys and girls prep sports full-time and helped cover Vanderbilt football, Tennessee Titans football and Nashville Predators hockey. He graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a double major in journalism and communication studies and currently lives in Seattle with his girlfriend and dog.