Boys Basketball
Northwood won its only game of the week, beating North Moore, 73-24, Friday. Senior Drake Powell recorded his first career triple-double with 10 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists in the win.
Seaforth bounced back from a tough loss to Eastern Alamance with a 73-58 win over Bartlett Yancey on Jan. 16.
Jordan-Matthews trailed Cummings, 50-57, with just under five minutes left in the fourth quarter before the game was suspended due to a fight in the stands.
Chatham Central returned to its winning ways, beating North Moore, 71-57, on Jan. 16 and Southeast Alamance, 65-55, Friday. Junior Reid Albright recorded his fourth 30-point game of the season against North Moore.
Chatham Charter lost a close, 71-72 battle to Chatham Home School on Jan. 15. The Knights followed that with another loss to Southern Wake Academy, 60-39, and they beat River Mill, 53-42, Friday.
Woods Charter picked up three straight wins for the first time this season, beating Triangle Math and Science, 59-52, Clover Garden School, 53-41, and Carolina Friends, 46-33.
Week of 1/15 Power Rankings
Girls Basketball
Northwood dominated North Moore Friday, 54-19. Sophomore Mikaylah Glover scored a team-high 11 points and grabbed six rebounds in the win.
Jordan-Matthews completed the season sweep over Cummings Friday with a 38-36 comeback victory. Despite fouling out in the fourth quarter, senior Lia Carter led the way with 10 points.
Chatham Central split the week, beating North Moore, 77-39, on Jan. 16 and losing to Southeast Alamance, 34-67, Friday.
Chatham Charter continued to roll through conference play with a 64-13 win over Southern Wake Academy on Jan. 17 and a 61-21 victory over River Mill Friday.
Woods Charter lost to Triangle Math and Science on Jan. 16, 27-67, and the Wolves also lost to Clover Garden School, 42-47, Friday.
Week of 1/15 Power Rankings
2. Northwood
3. Chatham Charter
4. Chatham Central
5. Jordan-Matthews
6. Woods Charter
Wrestling
Seaforth won its third consecutive conference championship at the Mid-Carolina 1A/2A conference tournament Saturday. The Hawks had 11 wrestlers finish first in their respective brackets.
Northwood came in second, Chatham Central came in fourth and Jordan-Matthews came in eighth place in the conference tournament.
Swimming
Woods Charter competed in a quad meet alongside Webb, Carrboro and Durham School of the Arts on Jan. 16.
Junior Yevgeny Podolyanskiy finished second in the boys 200 yards individual medley with a time of 2:26.16. Podolyanskiy, freshman Drew White, sophomore Derek White and senior Deacon White finished second in the boys 400 yards freestyle relay with a time of 3:44.98.