NC Playoff Pairings Announced

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2004 1A NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - 12:00 PM, Saturday, December 11, Carter-Finley Stadium, NC State University
2004 1AA NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - 4:30 PM, Saturday, December 11, Carter-Finley Stadium, NC State University
2004 2A NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - 12:00 PM, Saturday, December 11, Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke University
2004 2AA NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP – 4:30 PM, Saturday, December 11, Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke University
2004 3A NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP – 12:00 PM, Saturday, December 11, Groves Stadium, Wake Forest University
2004 3AA NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - 4:30 PM, Saturday, December 11, Groves Stadium, Wake Forest University
2004 4A NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - 12:00 PM, Saturday, December 11, Kenan Stadium, UNC Chapel Hill
2004 4AA NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP – 4:30 PM, Saturday, December 11, Kenan Stadium, UNC Chapel Hill

The higher seeded teams earn the right to play at home. Once the teams are seeded, they maintain their seeds throughout the playoffs.

 

2004 1A NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Championship: 12:00 PM, Saturday, December 11, Carter-Finley Stadium, NC State University

EAST
(10) Plymouth (5-6) at (7) N. Edgecombe (5-6)
(15) Perquimans (2-9) at (2) Camden (10-1)
(11) Columbia (3-8) at (6) Northside-Pinetown (9-2)
(14) Mattamuskeet (2-7) at (3) Weldon (5-4)
(9) Creswell (5-5) at (8) Roanoke (5-6)
(16) Jones Senior (1-10) at (1) Southside (10-0)
(12) Lejeune (4-6) at (5) Rosewood (6-5)
(13) Northampton-West (4-6) at (4) Jamesville (7-2)

WEST
(10) Rosman (3-7) at (7) Union (5-5)
(15) South Stanly (1-10) at (2) Robbinsville (9-1)
(11) Cherokee (3-8) at (6) Hayesville (6-5)
(14) Andrews (2-9) at (3) Elkin (8-3)
(9) Chatham Central (3-8) at (8) Lakewood (3-7)
(16) North Stokes (1-10) at (1) Swain (9-0)
(12) North Duplin (3-7) at East Wilkes (8-3)
(13) South Davidson (2-9) at (4) Hobbton (7-3)

The higher seeded teams earn the right to play at home. Once the teams are seeded, they maintain their seeds throughout the playoffs.

 

2004 1AA NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Championship: 4:30 PM, Saturday, December 11, Carter-Finley Stadium, NC State University

EAST
(10) N. Johnston (8-3) at (7) Northampton-West (4-6)
(15) Topsail (2-9) at (2) Wallace-Rose Hill (9-2)
(11) Midway (6-4) at (6) Gates County (8-3)
(14) Louisburg (3-8) at (3) Ayden-Grifton (7-3)
(9) Farmville (5-6) at (8) Trask (6-5)
(16) Spring Creek (1-10) at (1) North Brunswick (9-1)
(12) Jordan-Matthews (5-6) at (5) Pamlico (8-3)
(13) Williamston (4-7) at (4) James Kenan (9-2)

WEST
(10) Hendersonville (8-3) at (7) West Davidson (8-2)
(15) Surry Central (5-6) at (2) Maiden (11-0)
(11) East Montgomery (7-4) at (6) Mount Airy (9-2)
(14) North Lincoln (5-6) at (3) Starmount (7-4)
(9) Bessemer City (4-6) at (8) Murphy (5-5)
(16) South Stokes (3-8) at (1) Albemarle (11-0)
(12) East Surry (5-6) at (5) Thomasville (8-3)
(13) North Moore (6-4) at (4) Polk County (10-1)

The higher seeded teams earn the right to play at home. Once the teams are seeded, they maintain their seeds throughout the playoffs.

 

2004 2A NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Championship: 12:00 PM, Saturday, December 11, Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke University

EAST
(10) East Duplin (8-3) at (7) Roanoke Rapids (8-3)
(15) North Pitt (4-7) at (2) Edenton Holmes (11-0)
(11) Southeast Halifax (8-3) at (6) Clinton (8-2)
(14) Greene Central (6-5) at (3) Southwest Onslow (10-1)
(9) Northeastern (8-3) at (8) East Carteret (8-3)
(16) Pender (4-7) at (1) Bunn (11-0)
(12) Manteo (6-5) at (5) Northside-Jax (9-2)
(13) Richlands (5-6) at (4) Tarboro (8-3)

WEST
(10) Lexington (7-4) at (7) East Bladen (9-1)
(15) Mitchell (6-5) at (2) Burl Cummings (9-2)
(11) Whiteville (8-3) at (6) East Rutherford (9-2)
(14) Lincolnton (6-5) at (3) Red Springs (9-2)
(9) Brevard (8-3) at (8) Graham (8-3)
(16) South Robeson (4-6) at (1) Shelby (10-1)
(12) Bunker Hill (6-5) at (5) Owen (9-1)
(13) Avery (9-2) at (4) South Columbus (9-1)

The higher seeded teams earn the right to play at home. Once the teams are seeded, they maintain their seeds throughout the playoffs.

 

2004 2AA NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Championship: 4:30 PM, Saturday, December 11, Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke University

EAST
(10) St. Pauls (6-5) at (7) Ledford (5-6)
(15) Northwood (4-7) at (2) Reidsville (9-2)
(11) Western Guilford (7-4) at (6) SW Edgecombe (3-8)
(14) Pasquotank (4-7) at (3) Southern Vance (8-2)
(9) T.W. Andrews (4-7) at (8) Gray’s Creek (8-3)
(16) Northern Vance (4-7) at (1) Southern Guilford (10-1)
(12) Warren County (4-6) at (5) Western Alamance (6-5)
(13) Randleman (5-6) at (4) North Lenoir (8-3)

WEST
(10) West Iredell (7-4) at (7) North Surry (7-4)
(15) Ashe County (4-7) at (2) Salisbury (8-3)
(11) West Stokes (4-6) at (6) Bandys (7-4)
(14) Forest Hills (5-6) at (3) Hibriten (9-2)
(9) Pisgah (4-7) at (8) Mt. Pleasant (7-4)
(16) West Caldwell (4-6) at (1) Charlotte Catholic (10-1)
(12) Wilkes Central (6-5) at (5) Monroe (7-4)
(13) West Stanly (4-7) at (4) Forbush (8-2)

higher seeded teams earn the right to play at home. Once the teams are seeded, they maintain their seeds throughout the playoffs.

 

2004 3A NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Championship: 12:00 PM, Saturday, December 11, Groves Stadium, Wake Forest University

EAST
(10) Webb (7-4) at (7) Beddingfield (6-5)
(15) Orange (4-7) at (2) West Craven (9-2)
(11) Northeast Guilford (5-5) at (6) C.B. Aycock (8-3)
(14) Washington (3-8) at (3) Wilson Hunt (9-2)
(9) Nash Central (6-5) at (8) Southern Wayne (7-4)
(16) Bertie (3-8) at (1) Wilson Fike (10-1)
(12) West Carteret (4-7) at (5) Hertford (6-5)
(13) White Oak (4-6) at (4) Kinston (8-3)

WEST
(10) Northwest Cabarrus (6-5) at (7) Anson (7-4)
(15) North Gaston (4-7) at (2) Burns (9-2)
(11) Hunter Huss (5-5) at (6) Tuscola (7-3)
(14) Southwest Guilford (4-7) at (3) Asheville (9-1)
(9) East Henderson (7-4) at (8) Forestview (7-4)
(16) North Buncombe (3-8) at (1) Concord (10-1)
(12) Franklin (5-5) at (5) South Point (8-2)
(13) R-S Central (5-6) at (4) Carver (9-2)

The higher seeded teams earn the right to play at home. Once the teams are seeded, they maintain their seeds throughout the playoffs.

 

2004 3AA NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Championship: 4:30 PM, Saturday, December 11, Groves Stadium, Wake Forest University

EAST
(10) Triton (7-4) at (7) Dudley (9-2)
(15) Smithfield-Selma (2-9) at (2) High Point Central (11-0)
(11) Jacksonville (7-3) at (6) Harnett Central (7-4)
(14) Southeast Guilford (7-4) at (3) Clayton (8-3)
(9) Ragsdale (7-3) at (8) Southern Alamance (6-5)
(16) Asheboro (4-7) at (1) Southern Durham (10-0)
(12) Southwestern Randolph (7-4) at (5) Walter Williams (8-3)
(13) Eastern Wayne (4-6) at (4) Eastern Randolph (9-2)

WEST
(10) Mooresville (6-5) at (7) Piedmont (8-3)
(15) Trinity (4-7) at (2) Crest (9-1)
(11) Glenn (8-3) at (6) West Rowan (9-2)
(14) East Rowan (5-6) at (3) Parkland (8-3)
(9) East Gaston (7-4) at (8) Hickory (8-3)
(16) Kings Mountain (4-7) at (1) T.C. Roberson (10-0)
(12) Jay Robinson (7-4) at (5) A.L. Brown (8-3)
(13) Lake Norman (5-5) at (4) Ashbrook (8-3)

The higher seeded teams earn the right to play at home. Once the teams are seeded, they maintain their seeds throughout the playoffs.

 

2004 4A NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Championship: 12:00 PM, Saturday, December 11, Kenan Stadium, UNC Chapel Hill

EAST
(10) Middle Creek (7-4) at (7) Riverside (7-4)
(15) Cape Fear (4-7) at (2) Rocky Mount (10-0)
(11) New Hanover (6-4) at (6) Rose (9-2)
(14) Byrd (5-6) at (3) Northern Durham (7-4)
(9) Terry Sanford (4-6) at (8) Wake Forest-Rolesville (5-6)
(16) Pine Forest (4-7) at (1) East Wake (10-0)
(12) Havelock (6-5) at (5) Ashley (7-4)
(13) D.H. Conley (5-6) at (4) E.E. Smith (9-2)

WEST
(10) Olympic (7-4) at (7) Alexander Central (6-5)
(15) West Charlotte (4-7) at (2) Waddell (9-2)
(11) Jordan (6-5) at (6) North Forsyth (6-5)
(14) North Davidson (6-5) at (3) Jack Britt (6-5)
(9) South Caldwell (7-4) at (8) South Rowan (5-6)
(16) Purnell Swett (3-8) at (1) Davie County (11-0)
(12) West Mecklenburg (8-3) at (5) Hoke County (6-5)
(13) Westover (4-7) at (4) Person (4-7)

The higher seeded teams earn the right to play at home. Once the teams are seeded, they maintain their seeds throughout the playoffs.

 

2004 4AA NCHSAA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Championship: 4:30 PM, Saturday, December 11, Kenan Stadium, UNC Chapel Hill

EAST
(10) Scotland (7-4) at (7) Apex (9-2)
(15) Chapel Hill (5-6) at (2) Green Hope (10-1)
(11) Enloe (5-6) at (6) New Bern (9-1)
(14) Seventy-First (5-6) at (3) Hoggard (7-4)
(9) Lee County (8-3) at (8) Wakefield (5-6)
(16) Southeast Raleigh (4-6) at (1) South View (11-0)
(12) Cary (9-2) at (5) Garner (9-2)
(13) Laney (5-5) at (4) Millbrook (6-5)

WEST[/b]
(10) R J Reynolds (7-4) at (7) Myers Park (8-3)
(15) Vance (4-7) at (2) Richmond County (11-0)
(11) Butler (7-4) at (6) North Mecklenburg (9-2)
(14) West Forsyth (4-7) at (3) Mount Tabor (10-1)
(9) Providence (6-5) at (8) Grimsley (7-4)
(16) East Forsyth (4-7) at (1) Independence (10-0)
(12) East Mecklenburg (5-6) at (5) East Burke (10-1)
(13) Norhtwest Guilford (5-6) at (4) Freedom (8-2)

The higher seeded teams earn the right to play at home. Once the teams are seeded, they maintain their seeds throughout the playoffs.

 

What's the different between "A" and "AA" and why do they have the 2 divisions.