Holly Springs High School Athletics
Holly Springs, NC
Joined August 2016
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Congrats to or Tri 6 Soccer Representatives
All Conference
Sanit Collier
Cruz Errato
Liam Everett
Jacob Gibson
Honorable mention
Caiden Lee and Emilio Sarmieto
Huge Congratulations to @HSHSXC A clean mens and women’s sweep of the 7A Central Regional. Championships. Both teams advance to the the state finals next weekend. Congrats to these great athletes and coaches
Beautiful day at Wake Med for the Tri 6 championship.
Guys team with a dominant championship performance
Women’s team in second
Cruz Ledford with the men’s title.
Arabel Cluff with a second place.
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Holly Springs promotes Brandon Rhodes to head boys basketball coach highschoolot.com/story/holly…
We are pleased to announce Brandon Rhodes as our new Men’s basketball coach. Coach Rhodes has been an integral part of our program and we are excited to see him put his own touch on our basketball program
Well deserved Coach
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With the @MLB Playoffs beginning today, there are several former NC public school student-athletes with their eyes on a World Series.
#PrepareEachStudentForTheirNextPhaseInLife
#CelebrateTheExcellenceInPublicEducation
Let’s Go !!!!! @PurpleCrazeHSHS
@HSHSnews @HSHawksAD Come out this Friday at 5:30 p.m. for the #BojanglesRDU Blitz Tailgate. First 100 students get a FREE Chicken Biscuit, plus join us LIVE with @SaraaHolland #ItsBoTime
We truly appreciate Coach Hepp for all his work with our basketball program and luckily will continue to see that greatness in women’s lacrosse
He has been tireless in his efforts to elevate our program, and has been an inspiration to all at HSHS
Go Hawks
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A lefty from Florida who toughens in key moments and a former Air Force cadet that is the definition of consistency.
Congratulations Mason Miller and Sam Kulasingam, Quad Cities August Pitcher and Player of the Month!
#RaisingRoyals👑
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The comments on Instagram are blaming this on the refs. If the student-athletes don't begin to take accountability, this issue is not going to be solved.
In August, 100 ejections were reported to the NCHSAA. That is a 35% increase from 2024-25.
"The number of ejections we have already seen this school year is far too high," NCHSAA Commissioner Que Tucker said in a statement to HighSchoolOT.
Profanity/racial slurs and fighting have been the two biggest reasons behind the 100 ejections. In the first week of the football season, there were 23 ejections. 11 were for fighting, and nine were for profanity (including racial slurs). There were no ejections in cross country, girls tennis, volleyball, or girls golf.
More from Commissioner Tucker: highschoolot.com/story/nchsa…
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We had a great first match of the season!! Can’t wait to see how much our team grows!
