The North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) announced on Monday the locations and dates for its 2026 fall sports championships.
The championship schedule features new venues as well as the inaugural NCHSAA state girls flag football championships, which will be held on Nov. 14 at Moretz Stadium on the campus of Lenoir-Rhyne University.
“We are excited about the opportunities these venues and our university partners will provide for our student-athletes and their communities to celebrate the culmination of their seasons,” NCHSAA commissioner Brad Alford said. “Our championships are about creating memorable experiences for everyone involved, and we are grateful to each of our host sites for their partnership in making those experiences possible.”
The full list of championship sites and dates is as follows:
Girls Tennis Individual Championships (Oct. 23-24)
Girls Golf Championships (Oct. 26-27)
Girls Tennis Dual-Team Championships (Oct. 30-31)
Girls Volleyball Championships (Oct. 30-31)
Cross Country Championships (Nov. 6-7)
Girls Flag Football Championships (Nov. 14)
Boys Soccer Championships (Nov. 19-21)
Cheerleading Invitational (Dec. 5)
Football Championships (Dec. 10-12)
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