2-5-26 roundup: Pro football, basketball and auto racing, College basketball, High school basketball and wrestling, Middle school basketball
By Richard Walker
After recording the longest winning streak in franchise history in nearly 10 years, the Charlotte Hornets used the NBA trade deadline to upgrade their roster in hopes of a playoff push.
The Hornets’ trades were highlighted by picking up all-time N.C. prep scorer Coby White of Wilson’s Greenfield School.
Charlotte acquired White, also a former University of North Carolina standout, and Mike Conley Jr. from the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday in exchange for Collin Sexton, Ousmane Dieng and three future second-round draft picks.
The Hornets earlier had acquired Dieng and a second-round pick from Oklahoma City for center Mason Plumlee.
Later Wednesday, the Hornets also acquired former Duke guard Tyus Jones and second-round picks in 2027 and 2028 from Orlando in exchange for cash.
Finally, on Thursday, Charlotte sent Jones to the Dallas Mavericks for Malaki Branham and waived Conley.
White, the No. 7 overall pick in the 2019 draft, joins Charlotte as it has been surging toward its first playoff appearance in a decade with a seven-game winning streak entering Thursday night’s game at Houston.
White was averaging 18.6 points, 4.7 assists and 3.7 rebounds per game for the Bulls.
White gives Charlotte a scoring option alongside LaMelo Ball, Brandon Miller, Kon Knueppel and Miles Bridges.
The Hornets were 23-28 and in 11th in the Eastern Conference entering Thursday, but have gone 12-1 with a starting lineup of Ball, Miller, Knueppel, Bridges and center Moussa Diabate.
White, 25, spent seven seasons with the Bulls, averaging 15.4 points, 3.9 assists and 3.7 rebounds, after one season at UNC. His 3,573 career points in high school from 2014 to 2018 remain tops among high school boys basketball players in state history.
In Thursday’s game, Charlotte won 109-99 at Houston for its 8th straight win.
It marks the longest winning streak in franchise history since the team won 8 straight in December 1999.
Knueppel had 24 points, Ball 20 and Bridges 18 led the Hornets. White didn’t play due to a lingering calf injury from his time in Chicago.
The Charlotte Hornets full 2025-26 regular season schedule:
OCTOBER
Wednesday 22 BROOKLYN (W 136-117)
Saturday 25 at Philadelphia (L 121-125)
Sunday 26 at Washington (W 139-113)
Tuesday 28 at Miami (L 117-144)
Thursday 30 ORLANDO (L 107-123)
NOVEMBER
Saturday 1 MINNESOTA (L 105-122)
Sunday 2 UTAH (W 126-103)
Tuesday 4 at New Orleans (L 112-116)
Friday 7 at Miami* (L 108-126)
Monday 10 L.A. LAKERS (L 111-121)
Wed. 12 MILWAUKEE (W 111-100)
Friday 14 at Milwaukee* (L 134-147, OT)
Saturday 15 OKLAHOMA CITY (L 96-109)
Monday 17 at Toronto (L 108-110)
Wednesday 19 at Indiana (L 118-127)
Saturday 22 LA CLIPPERS (L 116-131)
Sunday 23 at Atlanta (L 110-113)
Wednesday 26 NEW YORK* (L 101-129)
Friday 28 CHICAGO* (W 123-116)
Saturday 29 TORONTO (W 118-111, OT)
DECEMBER
Monday 1 at Brooklyn (L 103-116)
Wednesday 3 at New York (L 104-119)
Friday 5 at Toronto (W 111-86 )
Sunday 7 DENVER (L 106-115)
Friday 12 CHICAGO (L 126-129)
Sunday 14 at Cleveland (W 119-111)
Thursday 18 ATLANTA (W 133-126)
Saturday 20 at Detroit (L 86-112)
Monday 22 at Cleveland (L 132-139)
Tuesday 23 WASHINGTON (W 126-109)
Friday 26 at Orlando (W 120-105)
Monday 29 MILWAUKEE (L 113-123)
Wednesday 31 GOLDEN STATE (L 125-132)
JANUARY
Friday 2 at Milwaukee (L 121-122)
Saturday 3 at Chicago (W 112-99 )
Monday 5 at Oklahoma City (W 124-97 )
Wednesday 7 TORONTO (L 96-97 )
Thursday 8 INDIANA (L 109-112)
Saturday 10 at Utah (W 150-95 )
Monday 12 at LA Clippers (L 109-117)
Thursday 15 at L.A. Lakers (W 135-117)
Saturday 17 at Golden State (L 116-136)
Sunday 18 at Denver (W 110-87 )
Wednesday 21 CLEVELAND (L 87-94 )
Thursday 22 at Orlando (W 124-97 )
Saturday 24 WASHINGTON (W 119-115)
Monday 26 PHILADELPHIA (W 130-93 )
Wednesday 28 at Memphis (W 112-97 )
Thursday 29 at Dallas (W 123-121)
Saturday 31 SAN ANTONIO (W 111-106)
FEBRUARY
Monday 2 NEW ORLEANS (W 102-95 )
Thursday 5 at Houston (W 109-99 )
Saturday 7 at Atlanta 7:30 p.m.
Monday 9 DETROIT 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday 11 ATLANTA 7:00 p.m.
Thursday 19 HOUSTON 7:00 p.m.
Friday 20 CLEVELAND 7:00 p.m.
Sunday 22 at Washington 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday 24 at Chicago 8:00 p.m.
Thursday 26 at Indiana 7:00 p.m.
Saturday 28 PORTLAND 1:00 p.m.
MARCH
Tuesday 3 DALLAS 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday 4 at Boston 7:30 p.m.
Friday 6 MIAMI 7:00 p.m.
Sunday 8 at Phoenix 9:00 p.m.
Tuesday 10 at Portland 10:00 p.m.
Wednesday 11 at Sacramento 10:00 p.m.
Saturday 14 at San Antonio 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday 17 MIAMI 7:00 p.m.
Thursday 19 ORLANDO 7:00 p.m.
Saturday 21 MEMPHIS 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday 24 SACRAMENTO 7:00 p.m.
Thursday 26 NEW YORK 7:00 p.m.
Saturday 28 PHILADELPHIA 6:00 p.m.
Sunday 30 BOSTON 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday 31 at Brooklyn 7:30 p.m.
APRIL
Thursday 2 PHOENIX 7:00 p.m.
Friday 3 INDIANA 7:00 p.m.
Sunday 5 at Minnesota 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday 7 at Boston 7:30 p.m.
Friday 10 DETROIT 7:00 p.m.
Sunday 12 at New York 6:00 p.m.
Home games in CAPS
All times listed are Eastern
* Denotes Emirates NBA Cup Group Play game
Schedule to be announced following Emirates NBA Cup Group Play: Dec. 9, 10, 13, 16- Emirates NBA Cup Knockout Rounds, Dec. 11, 12, 14, 15- Additional regular-season games for eliminated teams
The Charlotte Hornets 2025 preseason schedule:
Sunday, Oct. 5 Oklahoma City (at N. Charleston Col.) L 114-135
Thursday, Oct. 9 at Oklahoma City L 116-122
Saturday, Oct. 11 at Dallas W 120-116
Wednesday, Oct. 15 Memphis (at First Horizon Col., Gboro) W 145-116
Friday, Oct. 17 at New York L 108-113
College signing day
Wednesday was the 2nd national recruiting signing day for NCAA schools all across the country. By school, here are the area’s atheltes to sign:
CREST: Michael Edwards, football, Gardner-Webb; Nehemiah Parker, football, Wingate; Romeo Sanders, football, Wingate; A.J. Davis, football, Concord, W.Va.
LINCOLN CHARTER: Jeremiah Benton, football, Wingate
SHELBY: Lan Farmer, football, Gardner-Webb; Lorenzo Roseboro, football, Gardner-Webb; Noah Gartner, Gardner-Webb
SOUTH POINT: Patrick Blee, football, William & Mary; Madison Bridges, softball, Catawba Valley CC; Brody Crawford, baseball, Caldwell CC; Jonathan Kalmbach, baseball, West Virginia Wesleyan; Zeke Pruitt, baseball, Catawba Valley CC; Turner Wilson, baseball, Caldwell CC; Andrew Wright, football, Catawba
High school basketball
The area’s schedule/results:
(Tuesday, Feb. 3)
Piedmont Community Charter at NCSSM Morganton
Gaston Christian at SouthLake Christian
(Thursday, Feb. 5)
-BOYS
Bessemer City 73, Burns 57: Raheem McClure had 22 points, Jonathan Black 15, Jayveon Miller 13, Tristen Gordon 11 and
Noah Nash 10 for Bessemer City.
Cramer at Highland Tech
Lincolnton 59, East Gaston 38
Shelby 77, West Lincoln 41
Jackson Day at Piedmont Community Charter
Thomas Jefferson at Mountain Island Charter
-GIRLS
Bessemer City at Burns
Cramer 64, Highland Tech 27: Oshauna Holland (33 points to move with 43 points of 3,000 for her career, 11 rebounds, 6 assists, 7 steals), Unique McDowell (11 points, 15 rebounds) and Amasia McDowell (11 points, 4 rebounds, 3 steals) led Cramer.
Lincolnton 69, East Gaston 28
West LIncoln 53, Shelby 52
Jackson Day 62, Piedmont Community Charter 17
Thomas Jefferson at Mountain Island Charter
(Friday, Feb. 6)
Ashbrook at Kings Mountain
Huss at Crest
North Gaston at South Point
Bessemer City at Shelby
Cramer at Cherryville
Highland Tech at Burns
West Lincoln at East Gaston
East Lincoln at Hickory
Bradford Prep at Lincoln Charter
Mountain Island Charter at NCSSM Morganton
Sugar Creek Charter at Piedmont Community Charter
Gaston Christian at Westminster Catawba
SouthLake Christian at Gaston Day
(Saturday, Feb. 7)
West Lincoln at Shelby
Bessemer City at Kings Mountain
(Monday, Feb. 9)
Gaston Christian at Ambassador Christian
Gaston Day at Metrolina Christian
(Tuesday, Feb. 10)
Crest at North Gaston
Forestview at Ashbrook
South Point at Kings Mountain
Burns at West Lincoln
East Gaston at Bessemer City
Lincolnton at Highland Tech
Shelby at Cramer
Bunker Hill at North Lincoln
Maiden at East Lincoln
Lincoln Charter at Christ the King
Queen’s Grant at Mountain Island Charter
Westminster Catawba at Gaston Day
Piedmont Community Charter at Cherryville
Asheville School at Gaston Christian
(Wednesday, Feb. 11)
Burns at Lincolnton
Shelby at Cherryville
North Lincoln at Hickory
Lincoln Charter at Pine Lake Prep
(Thursday, Feb. 12)
Bunker Hill at East Lincoln
Cherryville at North Gaston
Lincolnton at West Lincoln
Carolina International at Piedmont Community Charter
(Friday, Feb. 13)
Ashbrook at Crest
Kings Mountain at Huss
South Point at Forestview
Burns at Shelby
Cherryville at Bessemer City
Cramer at East Gaston
North Lincoln at Foard
Lake Norman Charter at Lincoln Charter
Mountain Island Charter at Jackson Day
Gaston Day at Concord Academy
(Tuesday, Feb. 17)
Forestview at Kings Mountain
South Point at Ashbrook
East Lincoln at West Iredell
Newton-Conover at North Lincoln
(Wednesday, Feb. 18)
Foard at East Lincoln
North Lincoln at Bandys
(Thursday, Feb. 19)
Crest at South Point
Huss at Forestview
Kings Mountain at North Gaston
North Lincoln at Hickory
-END REGULAR SEASON
High school wrestling
The wintry weather has pushed back the start of the N.C. High School Athletic Association dual team wrestling championship playoffs.
Originally slated to start this week, all dual team wrestling have rescheduled to the February 10–12 (1st 2 rounds), February 16–17 (Rounds 3 and 4 and state Finals at site TBD).
Here are the opening round pairings for local teams:
(Class 1A)
West 1st round at Thomas Jefferson- No. 2 Thomas Jefferson vs. No. 3 Rosman
(Class 2A)
West 1st round at East Wilkes- No. 9 Cherryville vs. No. 8 Murphy
West 1st round at Alleghaney- No. 10 Mountain Island Charter vs. No. 7 Starmount
(Class 3A)
West 1st round- No. 16 Shelby at No. 1 Lincolnton
West 1st round at West Wilkes- No. 5 West Lincoln vs. No. 12 Union Academy
(Class 4A)
West 1st round at Pisgah- No. 9 East Gaston vs. No. 8 Foard
West 1st round- No. 14 Burns at No. 3 Maiden
West 1st round at Maiden- No. 11 Lincoln Charter vs. No. 6 Newton-Conover
West 1st round at R-S Central- No. 10 Cramer vs. No. 7 South Rowan
(Class 5A)
West 1st round- No. 16 North Gaston at No. 1 West Rowan
West 1st round at West Rowan- No. 8 Huss vs. No. 9 North Davidson
West 1st round at East Rowan- No. 5 South Point vs. No. 12 North Lincoln
West 1st round- No. 13 Crest at No. 4 East Rowan
West 1st round at North Henderson- No. 6 East Lincoln vs. No. 11 West Henderson
(Class 6A)
West 1st round at Eastern Guilford- No. 7 Kings Mountain vs. No. 10 Charlotte Catholic
Pro football
NFL 2025-26 playoff schedule:
-CONFERENCE QUARTERFINALS
BYES- AFC Denver (14-3), NFC Seattle (14-3)
(Saturday, Jan. 10)
NFC- No. 5 L.A. Rams (12-5) at No. 4 Carolina (8-9) – L.A. Rams 34-31
NFC- No. 7 Green Bay (9-7-1) at No. 2 Chicago (11-6) – Chicago 31-27
(Sunday, Jan. 11)
AFC- No. 6 Buffalo (12-5) at No. 3 Jacksonville (13-4) – Buffalo 27-24
NFC- No. 6 San Francisco (12-5) at No. 3 Philadelphia (11-6) – San Francisco 23-19
AFC- No. 7 L.A. Chargers (11-6) at No. 2 New England (14-3) – New England 16-3
(Monday, Jan. 12)
No. 5 Houston (12-5) at No. 4 Pittsburgh (10-7) – Houston 30-6
-CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS
(Saturday, Jan. 17)
AFC- No. 6 Buffalo at No. 1 Denver – Denver 33-30 (OT)
NFC- No. 6 San Francisco at No. 1 Seattle – Seattle 41-6
(Sunday, Jan. 18)
AFC- No. 5 Houston at No. 2 New England – New England 28-16
NFC- No. 5 L.A. Rams at No. 2 Chicago – L.A. Rams 20-17 (OT)
-CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
(Sunday, Jan. 25)
AFC- No. 2 New England at No. 1 Denver – New England 10-7
NFC- No. 5 L.A. Rams at No. 1 Seattle – Seattle 31-27
SUPER BOWL
(Sunday, Feb. 8)
At Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara CA, 6:30 p.m., NBC
The Carolina Panthers’ 2025 schedule:
-Preseason
Friday, Aug. 8 Cleveland Browns (L 10-30)
Saturday, Aug. 16 at Houston Texans (L 3-20)
Thursday, Aug. 21 Pittsburgh Steelers (L 10-19)
-Regular season
Sunday, Sept. 7 at Jacksonville Jaguars (L 10-26)
Sunday, Sept. 14 at Arizona Cardinals (L 22-27)
Sunday, Sept. 21 Atlanta Falcons (W 30-0)
Sunday, Sept. 28 at New England Patriots (L 13-42)
Sunday, Oct. 5 Miami Dolphins (W 27-24)
Sunday, Oct. 12 Dallas Cowboys (W 30-27)
Sunday, Oct. 19 at New York Jets (W 13-6)
Sunday, Oct. 26 Buffalo Bills (L 9-40)
Sunday, Nov. 2 at Green Bay Packers (W 16-13)
Sunday, Nov. 9 New Orleans Saints (L 7-17)
Sunday, Nov. 16 at Atlanta Falcons (W 30-27, OT)
Monday, Nov. 24 at San Francisco 49ers (L 9-20)
Sunday, Nov. 30 Los Angeles Rams (W 31-28)
Sunday, Dec. 7 BYE WEEK
Sunday, Dec. 14 at New Orleans Saints (L 17-20)
Sunday, Dec. 21 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (W 23-20)
Sunday, Dec. 28 Seattle Seahawks (L 10-27)
Saturday, Jan. 3 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (L 14-16)
-Playoffs
Saturday, Jan. 10 Los Angeles Rams (L 31-34)
Middle school basketball
The 2026 Gaston County Conference standings thru Feb. 5:
-BOYS
Holbrook 4-0
York Chester 3-0
Belmont 3-1
Grier 2-1
Stanley 2-1
Chavis 2-2
Southwest 2-2
Mount Holly 1-2
W.C. Friday 1-3
Bessemer City 0-4
Cramerton 0-4
-GIRLS
Belmont 4-0
Holbrook 4-0
Bessemer City 3-1
W.C. Friday 3-1
Grier 2-1
Mount Holly 1-2
York Chester 1-2
Cramerton 1-3
Southwest 1-3
Stanley 0-3
Chavis 0-4
Gaston County Conference results/schedule:
(Thursday, Feb. 5)
-BOYS
Holbrook 40, W.C. Friday 35: Antonio Surratt (25 points, 12 steals), Hudaifah Jamal (6 points, 11 rebounds), Isaac Lumene (5 points), Ayden Fonville (2 points) and Amare Graham (2 points) led Holbrook.
Mount Holly 39, Cramerton 37 (OT)
Southwest 16, Chavis 15: Kaliyah Butler had 7 points and Kennedy Bachman 6 for Southwest and Lydia Williams had 5 points and Daylee Dalton and Mykiah Spence 4 each for Chavis.
Stanley 45, Bessemer City 12: Case Conner had 10 points, Jace Johnson 8 and Marcus Showers 6 for Stanley.
York Chester 41, Belmont 31: Tyler Singleton had 9 points for Belmont.
BYE – Grier
-GIRLS
Holbrook 50, W.C. Friday 23: Kennedi Johnson (22 points, 3 steals), Kyzland Forney (20 points, 16 rebounds, 10 steals, 6 assists, 3 blocks), Caitlyn Lindsay (5 points, 5 steals, 4 assists) and E’niah Anderso (3 points) led Holbrook.
Cramerton 31, Mount Holly 21: Eason Hobbs had 12 points, Bella Gibson 6 and Kinley Crisp 4 for Cramerton.
Southwest 34, Chavis 31: Kyrie Armstrong had 10 points, Kingston Brown 7 and R.J. Dunmore 6 for Southwest and Beau Davis had 14 points, Elias Jackovich 6, Brayden Adkins and Landon Farley 4 each.
Bessemer City def. Stanley
Belmont 29, York Chester 6: Isabella Penlava had 10 points, Bexley Zinobile 5 and Maggie Rhoden and Gemma Norton 4 apiece for Belmont and Miracle Gladden had 3 points for York Chester.
BYE – Grier
(Monday, Feb. 9)
Grier at Cramerton
Holbrook at Chavis
Mount Holly at Bessemer City
Southwest at Belmont
Stanley at York Chester
BYE – W.C. Friday
(Wednesday, Feb. 11)
Mount Holly at Grier
Southwest at W.C. Friday
Stanley at Cramerton
York Chester at Chavis
Belmont at Bessemer City
BYE – Holbrook
(Thursday, Feb. 12)
Chavis at W.C. Friday
Bessemer City at Grier
Belmont at Holbrook
York Chester at Mount Holly
Stanley at Southwest
BYE – Cramerton
(Tuesday, Feb. 17)
Cramerton at Bessemer City
W.C. Friday at Belmont
Grier at York Chester
Holbrook at Stanley
Mount Holly at Southwest
BYE – Chavis
(Wednesday, Feb. 18)
Stanley at Mount Holly
York Chester at Holbrook
Belmont at Grier
Bessemer City at W.C. Friday
Chavis at Cramerton
BYE – Southwest
(Thursday, Feb. 19)
Belmont at Chavis
York Chester at Cramerton
Stanley at W.C. Friday
Southwest at Grier
Mount Holly at Holbrook
BYE – Bessemer City
(Monday, Feb. 23)
Bessemer City at York Chester
Chavis at Stanley
Cramerton at Southwest
W.C. Friday at Mount Holly
Grier at Holbrook
BYE – Belmont
(Thursday, Feb. 26)
Semifinals: No. 4 at No. 1, No. 3 at No. 2
(Tuesday, March 3)
Boys final
(Wednesday, March 4)
Girls final
College basketball
Here are the recent results/upcoming schedule for area teams:
(Saturday, Jan. 17)
Queens 87, Stetson 81
Presbyterian 92, Gardner-Webb 55
Forsyth Tech 84, Cleveland CC 71
Brunswick CC 68, Gaston College 63
Chowan 90, Belmont Abbey 69
Fayetteville State 95, J.C. Smith 83
(Sunday, Jan. 18)
Charlotte 73, East Carolina 70
(Monday, Jan. 19)
Mount Olive 64, Belmont Abbey 61
(Wednesday, Jan. 21)
Davidson 68, Fordham 63
Longwood 91, Gardner-Webb 56
Cleveland CC 90, Guilford Tech 86
Queens 87, North Alabama 62
J.C. Smith 90, Shaw 77
Gaston College 72, Caldwell Tech 62
(Thursday, Jan. 22)
Emmanuel 71, Belmont Abbey 61
(Friday, Jan. 23)
Cape Fear CC 87, Gaston College 78
Charlotte 73, Tulane 70
Gardner-Webb 67, USC Upstate 65
(Saturday, Jan. 24)
Cleveland CC at Fayetteville, ppd., no date
J.C. Smith at Livingstone, ppd., Feb. 7
West Georgia 74, Queens 66
VCU 75, Davidson 69
(Tuesday, Jan. 27)
King 77, Belmont Abbey 62
(Wednesday, Jan. 28)
Central Arkansas 100, Queens 90
George Mason 60, Davidson 52
Charlotte 80, Temple 76 (OT)
(Thursday, Jan. 29)
UNC-Asheville 69, Gardner-Webb 50
J.C. Smith 76, Winston-Salem State 64
(Friday, Jan. 30)
Cleveland CC at Catawba Valley CC, ppd., Feb. 10
Gaston College 86, Wake Tech 73
Charlotte 80, Rice 70
(Saturday, Jan. 31)
Bellarmine 78, Queens 75
Cleveland CC at Southwest Virginia, ppd., Feb. 25
Erskine at Belmont Abbey, ppd. Feb. 16
Davidson 79, Richmond 54
(Monday, Feb. 2)
Claflin 79, J.C. Smith 72
(Tuesday, Feb. 3)
Saint Louis 91, Davidson 82
(Wednesday, Feb. 4)
Belmont Abbey 80, Converse 69
Longwood 86, Gardner-Webb 66
Wichita State 74, Charlotte 64
J.C. Smith 84, Livingstone 66
(Thursday, Feb. 5)
Queens 93, Jacksonville 84
(Friday, Feb. 6)
Loyola Chicago at Davidson, 6 p.m.
(Saturday, Feb. 7)
Gardner-Webb at Presbyterian, 2 p.m.
Richard Bland at Gaston College, 2 p.m.
North Florida at Queens, 3 p.m.
Belmont Abbey at Francis Marion, 4 p.m.
J.C. Smith at Livingstone, 4 p.m.
Davidson-Davie CC at Cleveland CC, 7 p.m.
(Sunday, Feb. 8)
Charlotte at Memphis, 2 p.m.
(Tuesday, Feb. 10)
Belmont Abbey at North Greenville, 7 p.m.
Cleveland CC at Catawba Valley CC, 7 p.m.
(Wednesday, Feb. 11)
Austin Peay at Queens, 7 p.m.
Denmark Tech at Gaston College, 8 p.m.
J.C. Smith at Shaw, 8 p.m.
(Thursday, Feb. 12)
Winthrop at Gardner-Webb, 7 p.m.
(Friday, Feb. 13)
Cleveland CC at Guilford Tech, 6 p.m.
(Saturday, Feb. 14)
Gaston College at Richard Bland, 2 p.m.
High Point at Gardner-Webb, 2 p.m.
Cleveland CC at Central Community CC, 3 p.m.
Barton at Belmont Abbey, 4 p.m.
J.C. Smith at Fayetteville State, 4 p.m.
Lipscomb at Queens, 4 p.m.
(Sunday, Feb. 15)
Davidson at Dayton, 4 p.m.
UTSA at Charlotte, noon
(Monday, Feb. 16)
Erskine at Belmont Abbey, 7:30 p.m.
USC Salkehatchie at Gaston College, 8 p.m.
(Tuesday, Feb. 17)
Gardner-Webb at Charleston Southern, 6 p.m.
(Wednesday, Feb. 18)
Cleveland CC at Davidson-Davie CC, 7 p.m.
Emmanuel at Belmont Abbey, 7 p.m.
Queens at North Alabama, 7 p.m.
Richmond at Davidson, 7 p.m.
Winston-Salem State at J.C. Smith, 7:30 p.m.
Charlotte at Tulsa, 8 p.m.
(Thursday, Feb. 19)
Gardner-Webb at Radford, 7 p.m.
Wake Tech at Gaston College, 8 p.m.
(Saturday, Feb. 21)
East Carolina at Charlotte, noon
Cape Fear CC at Gaston College, 2 p.m.
Davidson at Fordham, 2 p.m.
Claflin at J.C. Smith, 3 p.m.
Cleveland CC at Louisburg, 3 p.m.
West Georgia at Queens, 3 p.m.
Belmont Abbey at Southern Wesleyan, 4 p.m.
(Sunday, Feb. 22)
Bryant & Stratton, Va. at Cleveland CC, 3 p.m.
(Tuesday, Feb. 24)
CIAA tournament at Baltimore, Md.
(Wednesday, Feb. 25)
Cleveland CC at Southwest Virginia, 7 p.m.
Belmont Abbey at Lees-McRae, 7 p.m.
Davidson at Duquesne, 7 p.m.
Gaston College at USC Salkehatchie, 7 p.m.
North Texas at Charlotte, 7 p.m.
Queens at Eastern Kentucky, 7 p.m.
CIAA tournament at Baltimore, Md.
(Thursday, Feb. 26)
UNC-Asheville at Gardner-Webb, 7 p.m.
CIAA tournament at Baltimore, Md.
(Friday, Feb. 27)
CIAA tournament at Baltimore, Md.
(Saturday, Feb. 28)
Gardner-Webb at USC Upstate, 2 p.m.
Queens at Central Arkansas, TBD
CIAA tournament at Baltimore, Md.
(Sunday, March 1)
Brunswick CC at Gaston College, 2 p.m.
La Salle at Davidson, noon
Charlotte at Florida Atlantic, 2 p.m.
Conference Carolinas tournament
(Wednesday, March 4)
Gaston College at Caldwell Tech, 7 p.m.
Saint Joseph’s at Davidson, 7 p.m.
UAB at Charlotte, 7 p.m.
Atlantic Sun tournament at Jacksonville, Fla.
Big South tournament at Johnson City, Tenn.
Conference Carolinas tournament
(Thursday, March 5)
Big South tournament at Johnson City, Tenn.
Region 10 Division II tournament at Wake Tech
(Friday, March 6)
Atlantic Sun tournament at Jacksonville, Fla.
Big South tournament at Johnson City, Tenn.
Conference Carolinas tournament at Spartanburg, S.C.
Region 10 Division II tournament at Wake Tech
(Saturday, March 7)
Davidson at St. Bonaventure, noon
Atlantic Sun tournament at Jacksonville, Fla.
Big South tournament at Johnson City, Tenn.
Conference Carolinas tournament at Spartanburg, S.C.
Region 10 Division II tournament at Wake Tech
(Sunday, March 8)
Charlotte at South Florida, 2 p.m.
Atlantic Sun tournament at Jacksonville, Fla.
Big South tournament at Johnson City, Tenn.
Conference Carolinas tournament at Spartanburg, S.C.
(Tuesday, March 10)
ACC tournament at Charlotte
(Wednesday, March 11)
American tournament at Birmingham, Ala.
ACC tournament at Charlotte
Atlantic 10 tournament at Pittsburgh, Pa.
(Thursday, March 12)
American tournament at Birmingham, Ala.
ACC tournament at Charlotte
Atlantic 10 tournament at Pittsburgh, Pa.
Region 10 Division I tournament at TBA
(Friday, March 13)
American tournament at Birmingham, Ala.
ACC tournament at Charlotte
Atlantic 10 tournament at Pittsburgh, Pa.
Region 10 Division I tournament at TBA
(Saturday, March 14)
American tournament at Birmingham, Ala.
ACC tournament at Charlotte
Atlantic 10 tournament at Pittsburgh, Pa.
Region 10 Division I tournament at TBA
(Sunday, March 15)
American tournament at Birmingham, Ala.
Atlantic 10 tournament at Pittsburgh, Pa.
Auto racing
Here is the full 2026 NASCAR Cup Series schedule with race winners in parentheses:
Feb. 4 — Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium (Ryan Preece)
Feb. 15 — Daytona 500
Feb. 22 — Atlanta
March 1 — Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas
March 8 — Phoenix
March 15 — Las Vegas
March 22 — Darlington, South Carolina
March 29 — Martinsville, Virginia
April 5 — off weekend
April 12 — Bristol, Tennessee
April 19 — Kansas
April 26 — Talladega, Alabama
May 3 — Texas
May 10 — Watkins Glen, New York
May 17 — All-Star Race (Dover)
May 24 — Coca-Cola 600 (Charlotte)
May 31 — Nashville, Tennessee
June 7 — Michigan
June 14 — Pocono in Long Pond, Pennsylvania
June 21 — San Diego
June 28 — Sonoma, California
July 5 — Chicagoland
July 12 — Atlanta
July 19 — North Wilkesboro
July 26 — Brickyard 400 (Indianapolis)
Aug. 2 — off weekend
Aug. 9 — Iowa
Aug. 15 — Richmond, Virginia
Aug. 23 — New Hampshire
Aug. 29 — Daytona, Florida
Sept. 6 — Darlington
Sept. 13 — Gateway in Madison, Illinois
Sept. 19 — Bristol
Sept. 27 — Kansas
Oct. 4 — Las Vegas
Oct. 11 — Charlotte Roval
Oct. 18 — Phoenix
Oct. 25 — Talladega
Nov. 1 — Martinsville
Nov. 8 — Homestead, Florida