Central Piedmont 4-A

Trey Ervin scored 14 points, and Alex Fagg added 13 points and 10 rebounds as Mount Tabor clipped West Forsyth 64-61 in the semifinals in Clemmons last night.

In another boys game, Reagan defeated Davie County 66-53.

Mount Tabor and Reagan finished the regular season tied for first place, but Reagan won the draw for the top seed in the conference tournament. The winner of tonight's game will be the conference's No. 1 seed in next week's NCHSAA Class 4-A tournament.

William Peay and Ryan Brubaker scored 17 points apiece to lead Reagan past Davie County.

In girls games last night at Reynolds, North Davidson defeated Mount Tabor 57-55, and Reynolds defeated West Forsyth 68-48.

Chaunelle Yokely made a short jumper as time expired to lift North Davidson over Mount Tabor.

Whitney Knight and Tori Hardy combined to score 47 points to lead Reynolds to a win over West Forsyth last night.

W. Forsyth boys 10 17 12 12 10 — 61
Mount Tabor 14 17 9 11 13 — 64

West Forsyth (12-13): Victor Williams 14, Ric Thompson 16, Tabarris Hamilton 14, Gillis 2, Warren 6, Brown 5, Nader 4

Mount Tabor (19-6): Trey Ervin 14, Tyler Jones 12, Alex Fagg 13, Deion Robinson 11, Mrton 4, McGriff 1, Kearnie 9

Davie boys 9 18 13 13 — 53
Reagan 23 15 13 15 — 66

Davie County (11-15): Key 7, Whaley 1, Simmons 4, Jamal Mayfield 26, Shannon Dillard 12, Jones 3

Reagan (20-2): William Peay 17, Christian Settle 11, Glenn 5, Miller 2, McKnight 1, Pierce 3, Ryan Brubaker 17, Dozier 2, Gronewaller 2, Hines 2

N. Davidson girls 19 8 12 18 — 57
Mount Tabor 12 11 16 16 — 55

North Davidson (18-8): Katie Allen 22, Chaunelle Yokely 10, Payne 4, Lowery 2, Honeycutt 8, Check 5, Amos 6

Mount Tabor (18-6): Millesa Calicott 20, Brittany Tate 10, Palmer 8, Lane 8, Penley 1, Oglesby 6, Mitchell 2

W. Forsyth girls 8 15 13 11 — 48
Reynolds 21 4 17 26 — 68

West Forsyth: Tatum Jarvis 15, Catie Jarvis 12, Leigh Ann Midkiff 10, Tindal 3, Cook 3, Griffin 2

Reynolds (22-3): Whitney Knight 27, Tori Hardy 20, Ashton Fleming 10, Martin 4, Pope 2, Colemon 2, Naylor 2, Butler 1

PAC 6 2-A

Richard Daniels scored 16 points as Carver's boys came from behind to edge Trinity 44-36 in last night's semifinals.

Tyree Dennis added six points and 11 rebounds for Carver.

David Clausel led Trinity with 20 points.

Carver boys 8 5 13 18 — 44
Trinity 7 12 14 4 — 36

Carver: Richard Daniels 16, Lawrence 7, Colon 6, Dennis 6, Hicks 4, Hall 4, Wilkins 1

Trinity: David Clausel 20, Johnson 4, Watkins 3, Mann 2, Willet 3, Kibett 2, Laeffer 2

Northwest 2-A/1-A

Aaron Toomey scored 45 points last night as the Bishop McGuinness boys defeated Mount Airy 71-62 in last night's Class 1-A semi in Pilot Mount

Bishop McGuinness will play Winston-Salem Prep, which defeated North Stokes 67-52, in tonight's championship.

In other 1-A semifinals at East Surry last night, the Bishop McGuinness girls defeated East Surry 60-37, and the Bishop McGuinness boys defeated Mount Airy 71-62.

In 2-A semifinals, North Surry's girls beat West Stokes 41-30, and the West Stokes boys beat South Stokes 70-41, and Surry Central defeated North Surry 56-50 in overtime.

Anthony Thomas and Jamal McNeil scored 20 points apiece to help Winston-Salem Prep defeat North Stokes.

Zack Southern and Brett Boyles scored 14 points apiece as West Stokes defeated South Stokes in Dobson.

Also in a 1-A girls game, Megan Buckland scored 20 points, including three 3-pointers, as McGuinness cruised past East Surry.

McGuinness took a 17-14 lead after the first quarter, but it outscored East Surry 21-11 in the second quarter to take a 38-25 halftime lead.

Dave Wilmoth scored 20 points to help Surry Central defeat North Surry 56-50 in overtime.

S. Stokes boys 4 11 17 9 — 41
W. Stokes 23 19 15 13 — 70

South Stokes: Fulk 4, Josh Wright 17, Hairston 4, Withers 4, Price 5, Williams 3, Hogan 4

West Stokes (15-7): Zack Southern 14, Nunn 7, Lyda 2, Smith 2, Spainhour 8, Bowen 4, Jones 3, Hunter 2, Goodson 2, Austin Fleming 12, Brett Boyles 14

North Stokes girls 6 13 8 15 — 42
Mount Airy 8 8 21 11 — 48

North Stokes (15-10): Nicholson 2, Hutchinson 4, Mabe 2, Hopkins 6, Clary 6, Bullion 2, Lemon 20

Mount Airy (23-2): J. Hiatt 10, T. Hiatt 8, Leonard 5, Case 18, Hamilton 3, Williams 2

W. Stokes girls 13 4 8 5 — 30
N. Surry 9 5 15 12 — 41

West Stokes (4-20): Niday 3, Francis 2, Cunningham 3, T. Mitchell 5, Bottoms 3, Carly Madigan 8, K. Mitchell 6

North Surry (17-6): Atkins 3, Culler 9, Morgan Midkiff 15, Hodges 4, Campbell 3, Rumplasch 4, Payne 3

North Stokes boys 9 14 15 14 — 52
W-S Prep 10 16 23 18 — 67

North Stokes: Matt Hopkins 17, Dylan Hall 13, Wilson 9, Tucker 4, Bowman 3, Lewellyn 2, Tilley 2, Hargrave 2

W-S Prep (24-4): Anthony Thomas 20, Jamal McNeil 20, Greg McClinton 11, Hogg 3, Simmons 3, Noble 7, McMillian 3

E. Surry girls 14 11 7 5 — 37
McGuinness 17 21 16 6 — 60

East Surry (18-5): Kelsey Long 18, Cole 9, Nichols 5, Fulp 5, Meritt.

Bishop McGuinness(17-6): Megan Buckland 20, Erin Fitzgerald 17, Coon 7, Goldsmith 5, Liebal 4, Mortis 3, Burske 2, Cushing 2.

McGuinness boys 11 17 20 23 — 71
Mount Airy 17 7 13 25 — 62

Bishop McGuinness (16-9): Toomey 45, Lum 9, Tatum 6, Banks 4, DeFrancesco 3, Weckworth 3, Marrujo 1

Mount Airy (12-13): Moody 21, Collier 11, Miller 11, Joyce 7, Hamilton 6, Gwynn 6

North Surry boys 16 11 4 16 3 — 50
Surry Central 9 7 11 20 9 — 56

North Surry: Tanner Easter 18, Hiatt 7, Pelfrey 3, Phillips 3, Dustin Utt 11, France 2, Ratcliff 2, Barr 2, Draughn 2

Surry Central (15-10): Dave Wilmoth 20, Ethan Wilmoth 15, Jake Levesque 13, McLamb 3, Lewis 3, Hudson 2

Mountain-Valley 2-A/1-A

Jake Barr scored 14 points to lead Starmount to a 64-58 semifinal win over Ashe County in Boonville last night.

In another boys game, Forbush defeated North Wilkes 54-52. In girls games, Ashe County defeated Starmount 50-40, and Wilkes Central; defeated East Wilkes 76-65.

Forbush's boys held on to beat North Wilkes 54-52 in the final game of the day to advance to the championship.

In the girls semifinal games, Wilkes Central defeated East Wilkes 76-65 and Ashe County beat Starmount 50-40.

Katie Ryder led Wilkes Central with 22 points.

Samantha Adams led East Wilkes with 22 points.

Starmount girls 11 12 8 9 — 40
Ashe County 16 12 14 8 — 50

Starmount: Baldwin 9, Kelli Bonner 14, Walters 9, Gregory 8, Aplin

Ashe County (22-1): Hanes 7, Johnson 4, Mallary Clay 15, Walker 2, Christensen 3, Elliott 3, Mariah McVey 16

Starmount boys 17 15 11 21 — 64
Ashe County 17 14 10 17 — 58

Starmount (13-11): Billips 3, Fondae McDaniel 11, Dobson 7, Jake Barr 14, Pardue 7, Johnson 4, Hurt 4, M.J. Bryant 12, Riley 2

Ashe County (16-7): Weaver 4, Carter 8, Roten 7, Greyson Wells 10, Holman 3, Bryson Payne 17, Richardson 6, Price 3

Forbush boys 11 14 17 12 — 54
North Wilkes 15 16 10 11 — 52

Forbush: Hutchens 4, Matthew Cain 15, Scott 2, Butner 6, Matthews 2, Avery Ravit 11, Cody Eller 14

North Wilkes (20-5): Anderson 6, Andino 7, Storm Clonch 11, Tim Johnson 8, Ty Johnson 9, A. Johnson 5, Bailey 6

Wilkes Central girls 19 19 12 26 — 76
East Wilkes 11 16 13 25 — 65

Wilkes Central (16-8): Shina Parks 15, Alisha Whittington 10, Katie Ryder 22, Haley Williams 17, Blair 2, Love 4, Mastin 6

East Wilkes : Samantha Adams 22, Jaclyn Grit 16, Hayes 5, Green 4, Nance 2, L. Royal 9, E. Royal 7

Piedmont Triad 4-A

Devante Fletcher and Kalik Parker scored 13 points apiece to help Ragsdale's boys defeat Southwest Guilford 58-53 in last night's semifinals.

Ragsdale boys 13 9 14 22 — 58
SW Guilford 11 19 14 9 — 53

Ragsdale: Devante Fletcher 13, Kalik Parker 13, Benaiah Wise 11, Tyquan Roberts 10, Smith 7, Randolph 4

SW Guilford: Greg Bridges 20, Terrell Leach 12, Kitching 8, Brown 6, Scott 3, Daye 2, Degroat 2

Central Carolina 2-A

Thomasville's boys defeated Lexington 67-65, Salisbury's boys defeated East Davidson 65-57.

In the first game, Cord Fordham led a balanced scoring attack with 16 points to help Thomasville hold off a furious comeback by Lexington last night.

Quandaris Crump scored a game-high 20 points for Lexington, Robbie Curry added 17, and Wade Goff 11.

In the second semifinal, Darien Rankin and Jahaan Hailey each scored 19 points as Salisbury jumped out to a 15-point halftime lead and held on for the win.

Thomasville boys 16 13 21 17 — 67
Lexington 12 16 10 27 — 65

Thomasville: Cord Fordham 16, Isaiah Williams 12, Tevin Davis 12, Dee Dow 11, McQueen 6, Merchant 6, Nelson 2, Irving 2

Lexington: Quandaris Crump 20, Robbie Curry 17, Wade Goff 11, Boger 6, Challenger 6, Green 4, McCown 1

E. Davidson boys 12 8 19 18 — 57
Salisbury 17 18 13 17 — 65

East Davidson: Jeff Dillard 13, Keaton Hawks 12, Bean 9, Dodd 5, Palmer 5, Lopez 5, Thomas 4, Warren 4

Salisbury: Darien Rankin 19, Jahaan Hailey 19, Weant 9, Knox 7, Murphy 3, Phillips 3, Petty 2, McCain 2, Jones 1

Triad Athletic 2-A

Jada Decreney Jackson scored 21 points as Calvary Baptist defeated visiting Burlington Christian 75-10 last night in the first round, and Caldwell Academy's boys defeated Calvary 70-54.

In a boys game, top-seeded High Point Westchester defeated Burlington Christian 72-36.

Calvary will play the winner of last night's High Point Christian-Elon School game tonight at 6 p.m. at High Point Westchester.

Will Saunders led three players in double figures with 19 points as Caldwell Academy beat Calvary Baptist last night in Greensboro.

Westchester will play at home against the winner of last night's Elon School-American Hebrew game in today's semifinals at 3 p.m.

Burl. Christian girls 1 1 6 2 — 10
Calvary 29 12 23 11 — 75

Burlington Christian (1-15): Tutten 2, A. Lewis 1, Sarah Lewis 4, Sharpe 2, Deboer 1

Calvary Baptist (19-8): Ehlinger 3, Caldwell 2, Anna Katherine Barker 12, Inscore 6, Floyd 3, Keiser 9, Monica Ladd 11, Hickling 2, Mary Ann Ladd 6, Jada Decreney-Jackson 21

Burl. Christ. boys 6 10 16 4 — 36
HP Westchester 15 16 2 21 — 72

Burlington Christian: Jacob Harris 16, Tate 8, Carden 6, Batts 4, Fuller 2

HP Westchester (24-1): Morgenstern 4, Johnson 2, Davis Tucker 15, Deuce Bello 18, Plummer 8, Green 4, Burton 16, Elsayed 4, Thompson 1

Calvary boys 9 13 10 22 — 54
Caldwell Academy 14 7 26 20 — 70

Calvary Baptist (4-21): Daniel Tate 15, Ben Shoesmith 11, Sean McGinley 12, Wells 3, Sparks 5, Bell 2, Burke 4, N. Shoesmith 2

Caldwell Academy: Will Saunders 19, Matt Liebmann 16, Ewing Carter 14, Payton 3, Pantuso 3, Robinson 1, Bell 6, Apple 4, Ganim 1

NCCSA 3-A

Suzanne Smith scored 16 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to lead Gospel Light over Raleigh Christian 28-25, and Shane Atkins and Robert Warta scored 14 points apiece for Gospel Light in a 63-41 win over Wilmington Christian in quarterfinal games at Salem Baptist last night.

Gospel Light will play Wilmington Christian today at 3 p.m. in a semifinal game at Gospel Light.

In the boys game, Alston Decker scored 13 points for Gospel Light, which took a 20-8 lead after the first quarter.

Gospel Light (19-6) will play Wake Christian tonight in the semifinals.

Ral. Christian girls 6 5 7 7 — 25
Gospel Light 3 10 12 3 — 28

Raleigh (14-6): Olivia Davis 12, Ausley 3, Medlin-Wilkins 4, Ware 2, Turner 4

Gospel Light (15-6): Suzanne Smith 16, Darnell 6, Kroll 5, Hall 1, Thompson

Wilm. Christian boys 8 13 9 11 — 41
Gospel Light 20 12 21 10 — 63

Wilmington Christian (9-19): Nate Tew 11, Allen Horsley 10, Thorpe 8, Mills 4, Parish 3, Poe 3, Pioth 2

Gospel Light (19-6): Shane Atkins 14, Robert Warta 14, Alston Decker 13, N. Decker 7, Gerber 4, Day 3, Overby 3, Saunders 3, Robertson 2

NCCSA 2-A

Carly McGee poured in 21 points and had eight steals to lead Woodland Baptist to a 53-38 win over New Manna in the first round yesterday at Fayetteville.

Woodland (21-1) will play Cramerton at 3 p.m. today in Fayetteville.

New Mannagirls 6 9 11 12 — 38
Woodland 14 12 17 10 — 53

New Manna: Wilcox 2, Scott 9, Mahan 5, Hailey Sailors 5, Ramsey 4, Hannah Sailors 13

Woodland (21-1): Carly McGee 21, Gallimore 6, King 5, Brantley 6, Matthews 4, Griffin 6, Whicker 2, Shumate 3