Hooper said Robbinsville has remained one of the top wrestling programs in North Carolina because of the talented wrestlers who have graduated from it. "It's a tradition in Robbinsville," Hooper said.

Robbinsville, which will be a 1A school next season, has 14 state titles. With Ford's hiring, two of Western North Carolina's six openings have been filled. Reynolds reaches season high in Week 13 ...

Ninth-seeded Robbinsville dethroned top-seeded West Windsor-Plainsboro North on Thursday in the semifinals, 41-38, to set up semifinal matchups featuring No. 9, No. 5, No. 6 and No. 2 seeds.