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We hail our Alma Mater, and we sing her praise today as we pledge our loyal tribute to her unswerving way. Bishop McGuinness High School, your colors white and blue. Will lighten every shadow, as their spirit shines through. The white will shine so bright our hope to keep alight, the blue will anchor faith and conquer feat; the colors that will gleam will nourish every dream. And strenghten every wish to be fulfilled. Bishop McGuinness High School, where we've lived and learned to know God's love will e'er protect us as through life we will go. 

History Of Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School.

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A substantial gift from Mrs. Mary Ann Robertson of New York City to Raleigh's Bishop Waters made possible the establishment of a girls' college preparatory school, the Villa Marie Anna Academy, in 1954 on which is now Country Club Road in west Winston-Salem. The Villa's initial enrollment was a total of five students; however, the school began to experience substantial growth with the admission of boys in 1956. The Sisters of St. Joseph of Chestnut Hill (five in number, led by Principal Sister Eileen Patrice) were responsible for the entire high school program, and under the care, two classes graduated from the Villa before its closure in 1959 to make way for the new inter-parochial high school, named for Raleigh's Bishop Eugene J. McGuinness. It opened its doors on September 8, 1959. The faith and determination of the Sisters came to fruition with the building of this new school, the Villa's successor, which enrolled 96 students to start.

"Phase I" gave way to "Phase II" in 1959. In August of 2001, "Phase III" of the school's history began at its new central Triad 42-acre site, with a plant designed to eventually house more than 800 students in a state-of-the-art facility. Faithful to its education in the central Triad, Bishop McGuinness will continue to offer the very best in Catholic High School opportunity for generations to come.

Varsity Lady Villains Coaching History.

Below are pictures of the Lady Villains first-ever coach, Sarah Kirby, who spoke at our Alumni Game function on December 21, 2013.  Also a picture of Coach Kirby with Coach Marc Pruitt, the head coach of the Lady Villains before Coach Robinson came to the program. 

Coach Kirby passed away on January 5, 2016.

Why are we called the Villains?

Our school mascot, "The Villain", comes from our early roots at the Villa Marie Anna Academy. The school motto, "Praesis ut Prosis" is taken from the seal of the late Bishop McGuinness and serves as a challenge for all who would desire "to excel that they might better serve".
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Summer 2003 Scrimmage At R.J. Reynolds HS.

Lady Villains Stats...

The stats below are for our recorded history through 2020-21 Season.
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Most Point In A Season.

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Megan Buckland.
  1. MEGAN BUCKLAND (2009-10) 594 pts.
  2. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN (2022-23) 584 pts.
  3. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN (2021-22) 547 pts.
  4. KATHERYN LYONS (2005-06) 465 pts.
  5. Lynn Ruggieri (1998-99)   445 pts.
  6. Lynn Ruggieri (1999-00)   445 pts.
  7. JULIA BROWN (2013-14)  439 pts.
  8. KATHERYN LYONS (2003-04) 437 pts.
  9. SAMMI GOLDSMITH (2010-11) 402 pts.
  10. TIA CAPPUCCIO (2015-16) 397 pts.
  11. KATHERYN LYONS (2004-05) 395 pts.
  12. Lynn Ruggieri (2000-01)   391 pts.
  13. ERINN THOMPSON (2007-08) 386 pts.
  14. KATHERYN LYONS (2006-07) 382 pts.
  15. Emily Clapp   (2000-01)   376 pts.
  16. Erin Sherill (1994-95)   373 pts.
  17. Lisa Sutton   (1991-92)   372 pts.
  18. JULIA BROWN (2012-13) 366 pts.
  19. Jeanette Crets (1997-98) 354 pts.
  20. Theresa Beaven (1997-98) 351 pts.
  21. SAMMI GOLDSMITH (2011-12) 350 pts.
  22. BRITTANY COX (2008-09)    347 pts.
  23. Theresa Beaven (1996-97) 342 pts.
  24. Jeannie Geraghty (2001-02) 339 pts.
  25. DANIELLE NIETERS (2014-15) 339 pts.
  26. EMILY ELLIOT (2016-17) 337 pts.
  27. MAGGIE RONAN (2006-07)    333 pts.
  28. WHITNEY KNIGHT (2008-09)   332 pts.
  29. TATE CHAPPELL (2022-24)  332 pts
  30. Lisa Sutton (1992-93)      328 pts.
  31. CAMERON NIETERS (2011-12) 322 pts.
  32. ERINN THOMPSON (2008-09)   321 ptss
  33. TIA CAPPUCCIO (2014-15) 316 pts.
  34. ELIZABETH KNOX (2016-17) 316 pts.
  35. ERINN THOMPSON (2006-07)   315 pts.
  36. ELIZABETH KNOX (2018-19) 313 pts.
  37. BRITTANY COX (2007-08)    308 pts.
  38. TATE CHAPPELL (2019-20)  306 pts.
  39. MEGAN BUCKLAND (2008-09)    304 pts.
  40. Colleen Sullivan (1995-96) 303 pts.

CAPITAL LETTERS ARE FOR PLAYERS UNDER COACH ROBINSON.

Most 3 Pointers Made In A Season.

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Sarah Foroudi.
  1. MEGAN BUCKLAND   (2009-10) - 80
  2. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN (2021-22) - 79
  3. BRIANNA PAUL (2018-19) - 61
  4. EMILY ELLIOTT (2016-17) - 60
  5. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN (2022-23) - 59
  6. Colleen Sullivan (1996-97) - 58
  7. TIA CAPPUCCIO (2015-16) - 55
  8. Colleen Sullivan (1995-96) - 54
  9. TIA CAPPUCIO (2014-15) - 51
  10. Colleen Sullivan (1997-98) - 49
  11. SAMMI GOLDSMITH (2010-11) - 49
  12. TIA CAPPUCCIO (2013-14) - 48
  13. TATE CHAPPELL (2022-23) - 46
  14. Jeannie Geraghty (2001-02) - 46
  15. SARAH FOROUDI    (2006-07) - 45
  16. KATHERYN LYONS   (2005-06) - 42
  17. MICHELLE PETRANGELI (2019-20) - 42
  18. WHITNEY KNIGHT   (2008-09) - 42
  19. KATHERYN LYONS   (2006-07) - 41
  20. MEGAN BUCKLAND (2010-11) - 41
  21. ELIZABETH KNOX (2018-19) - 39
  22. ALEX PUTMAN (2014-15) - 39
  23. BRIANNA PAUL (2017-18) - 38
  24. KATHERYN LYONS   (2003-04) - 37
  25. EMILY ELLIOTT (2017-18) - 36
  26. WHITNEY KNIGHT   (2007-08) - 36
  27. MEGAN BUCKLAND   (2008-09) - 36
  28. AMANDA CROSS    (2003-04) - 35
  29. BRITTANY COX    (2008-09) - 35
  30. OLIVIA DEFRANCESCO (2011-12) - 33
  31. OLIVIA DEFRANCESCO (2010-11) - 32
  32. SAMMI GOLDSMITH (2011-12) - 32
  33. SAMMI GOLDSMITH (2009-10) - 31
  34. CHARLEY CHAPPELL (2021-22) - 30
  35. SARAH FOROUDI    (2004-05) - 30
  36. ALEX PUTMAN (2011-12) - 30
  37. BRITTANY COX    (2007-08) - 29
  38. OLIVIA DEFRANCESCO (2012-13) - 29
  39. TESSA JOHNSTON (2013-14) - 29
  40. TESSA JOHNSTON (201-15) - 29
  41. ALEX PUTMAN (2012-13) - 29
  42. AMANDA CROSS    (2004-05) - 27
  43. ELIZABETH KNOX (2017-18) -
  44. Lynn Ruggieri    (1998-99) - 26
  45. TATE CHAPPELL (2021-22) - 25
  46. Jeannie Geraghty (2000-01) - 25
  47. SUZANNE GRANT    (2002-03) - 25
  48. SARAH FOROUDI    (2005-06) - 25
  49. TIA CAPPUCCIO (2012-13) - 25
  50. ELIZABETH KNOX (2016-17) - 25
  51. MARGARET MINTON (2005-06) - 24
  52. ANNA DeFRANCECSCO (2008-09) - 24
  53. CAMERON NIETERS (2011-12) - 24
  54. KELLI BONNER    (2007-08) - 23
  55. KATHERYN LYONS   (2004-05) - 22
  56. MAGGIE RONAN    (2007-08) - 21
  57. ALEX PUTMAN (2013-14) - 21
  58. Theresa Beaven   (1997-98) - 20
  59. Brook Covington (1993-94) - 20
  60. Theresa Beaven   (1996-97) - 20
  61. ALAILA KREUTER (2019-20) - 20
  62. CHARLEY CHAPPELL (2019-20) - 20
  63. AMANDA CROSS    (2002-03) - 19
  64. ANNA DeFRANCESCO (2006-07) - 18
  65. GINA SIMMONS    (2007-08) - 18
  66. GRACE HARRIMAN (2021-22) - 16
  67. Laura Hoeing    (1999-00) - 16
  68. EMILY ELLIOTT (2014-15) - 16


CAPITAL LETTERS ARE FOR PLAYERS UNDER COACH ROBINSON.

Most Free Throws Attempted In A Season.

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Katheryn Lyons.
  1. MEGAN BUCKLAND (2009-10) - 156
  2. KATHERYN LYONS (2003-04) - 143
  3. Sylvia Gabalda (1992-93) - 140
  4. DANIELLE NIETERS (2014-15) - 139
  5. SAMMI GOLDSMITH (2011-12) - 135
  6. JULIA BROWN (2013-14) - 135
  7. Emily Clapp    (2000-01) - 133
  8. Elizabeth Knox (2018-19) - 131
  9. KATHERYN LYONS (2004-05) - 129
  10. KATHERYN LYONS (2005-06) - 114
  11. SAMMI GOLDSMITH (2009-10) - 110
  12. SAMMI GOLDSMITH (2010-11) - 109
  13. JULIA BROWN (2012-13) - 106
  14. TESSA JOHNSTON (2014-15) - 105
  15. Jeanette Crets (1997-98) - 101
  16. OLIVIA DEFRANCESCO (2012-13) - 100
  17. MAGGIE RONAN   (2006-07) - 96
  18. CAMERON NIETERS (2012-13) - 94
  19. ERIN FITZGERALD (2009-10) - 93
  20. TIA CAPPUCCIO (2015-16) - 91
  21. KATHERYN LYONS (2006-07) - 90
  22. CAMERON NIETERS (2011-12) - 89
  23. Kasia Prybylo (1990-91) - 88
  24. KATE McNAMARA (2002-03) - 88
  25. ASHLEY WASHING (2002-03) - 88
  26. CAMERON NIETERS (2010-11) - 88
  27. BRITTANY COX   (2007-08) - 86
  28. CAMERON NIETERS (2013-14) - 85
  29. OLIVIA DEFRANCESCO (2011-12) - 82
  30. KATE McNAMARA (2003-04) - 80
  31. TIA CAPPUCCIO (2014-15) - 80
  32. MAGGIE RONAN   (2005-06) - 78
  33. Michelle Petrangeli (2018-19) - 78
  34. ERINN THOMPSON (2007-08)- 77
  35. ERINN THOMPSON (2006-07) - 76
  36. MAGGIE RONAN   (2007-08) - 76
  37. OLIVIA DEFRANCESCO (2010-11) - 75
  38. TATE CHAPPELL (2019-20) - 75
  39. TESSA JOHNSTON (2013-14) - 74
  40. ALAILA KREUTER (2019-20) - 74
  41. Lisa Funk (1992-93) - 73
  42. ALEX PUTMAN (2014-15) - 73
  43. Kristen Dickson (1999-00)- 72
  44. DANIELLE NIETERS (2012-13) - 72
  45. ERINN THOMPSON (2005-06) - 71
  46. ASHLEY WASHING (2004-05) - 71
  47. DANIELLE NIETERS (2013-14) - 71
  48. BRITTANY COX   (2008-09) - 71
  49. MEGAN BUCKLAND (2010-11) - 71
  50. Theresa Beaven (1997-98) - 69
  51. Brittany Wilson (1995-96)- 69
  52. MICHELLE PETRANGELI (2019-20) - 69
  53. ANDREA SMITH   (2002-03) - 67
  54. SARAH FOROUDI (2005-06) - 67
  55. Lynn Ruggieri (1999-00) - 66
  56. AMANDA CROSS   (2003-04) - 66
  57. Jeanette Cretts (1996-97)- 65


CAPITAL LETTERS ARE FOR PLAYERS UNDER COACH ROBINSON.

Most Rebounds In A Season.

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Erinn Thompson.
  • 1) ERINN THOMPSON (2007-08) - 403
  • 2) ERINN THOMPSON (2008-09) - 326
  • 3) ERINN THOMPSON (2006-07) - 282
  • 4) ERIN FITZGERALD (2009-10) - 242
  • 5) MEGAN BUCKLAND (2009-10) - 234
  • 6) Jennifer Ryu    (1996-97) - 223
  • 6) ERINN THOMPSON (2005-06) - 223
  • 7) Jennifer Ryu    (1997-98) - 221
  • 8) Emily Clapp    (2000-01) - 216
  • 9) KATHERYN LYONS (2004-05) - 205
  • 10) WHITNEY KNIGHT (2008-09) - 201
  • 10) JULIA BROWN (2013-14) - 201
  • 11) Kim Burke       (2001-02) - 192
  • 12) Kristin Dickson (1999-00) - 192
  • 13) Erin Sherrill   (1994-95) - 185
  • 14) Lisa Funk       (1994-95) - 183
  • 15) Jeanette Crets (1997-98) - 182
  • 16) CAMERON NIETERS (2010-11) - 179
  • 17) JULIA BROWN (2012-13) - 174
  • 18) KATE McNAMARA   (2003-04) - 173
  • 19) Emily Clapp    (1999-00) - 170
  • 19) SARAH COON (2009-10) - 170
  • 20) Jeanette Crets (1996-97) - 166
  • 21) KATE McNAMARA (2002-03) - 163
  • 21) DANIELLE NIETERS (2014-15) - 163
  • 22) ERIN FITZGERALD (2008-09) - 162
  • 22) DANIELLE NIETERS (2013-14) - 162
  • 23) Lisa Sutton    (1991-92) - 161

    CAPITAL LETTERS FOR PLAYERS UNDER COACH ROBINSON.

Most Assists In A Season.

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Katheryn Lyons.
  1. KATHERYN LYONS (2005-06) - 213
  2. WHITNEY KNIGHT (2007-08) - 171
  3. KATHERYN LYONS (2006-07) - 168
  4. SAMMI GOLDSMITH (2011-12) - 156
  5. KATHERYN LYONS (2004-05) - 140
  6. MEGAN BUCKLAND (2009-10) - 134
  7. MEGAN BUCKLAND (2008-09) - 130
  8. Lynn Ruggieri   (2000-01) - 130
  9. Lynn Ruggieri   (1999-00) - 127
  10. CHARLEY CHAPPELL  (2021-22) - 126
  11. KATHERYN LYONS (2003-04) - 123
  12. Brittany Wilson (1994-95) - 101
  13. Brittany Wilson (1995-96) - 98
  14. CAMMIE COOKE (2017-18) - 95
  15. Jeannie Gerahgty (1999-00)- 93
  16. Kristin Dickson (1998-99) - 93
  17. Christine Nitz (1998-99) - 91
  18. Jeannie Geraghty (2001-02)- 90
  19. WHITNEY KNIGHT (2008-09) -   90
  20. Kristin Dickson (1999-00) - 89
  21. CAMERON NIETERS (2013-14) - 89
  22. EMILY ELLIOTT (2015-16) - 89
  23. MEGAN BUCKLAND (2010-11) - 89
  24. Jeannie Geraghty (2000-01)- 89
  25. TESSA JOHNSTON (2014-15) - 89
  26. CHARLEY CHAPPELL (2022-23) - 87
  27. JEANNIE GERAGHTY (2002-03)- 86
  28. CAMMIE COOKE (2018-19) - 79

CAPITAL LETTERS ARE FOR PLAYERS UNDER COACH ROBINSON.

Most Steals In A Season.

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Megan Buckland.
  1. KATHERYN LYONS   (2006-07) - 153
  2. MEGAN BUCKLAND   (2009-10) - 145
  3. Lynn Ruggieri    (2000-01) - 135
  4. Kristen Dickson (1998-99) - 128
  5. WHITNEY KNIGHT   (2008-09) - 128
  6. Lynn Ruggieri    (1998-99) - 126
  7. WHITNEY KNIGHT   (2007-08) - 126
  8. MEGAN BUCKLAND   (2008-09) - 123
  9. Kristen Dickson (1999-00) - 123
  10. Lynn Ruggieri    (1999-00) - 118
  11. KATHERYN LYONS   (2004-05) - 111
  12. KATHERYN LYONS   (2005-06) - 110
  13. Christine Nitz   (1998-99) - 102
  14. Emily Clapp      (2000-01) - 95
  15. KATHERYN LYONS   (2003-04) - 95
  16. Liz Lee          (2001-02) - 92
  17. JEANNIE GERAGHTY (2002-03) - 89
  18. Emily Clapp      (1999-00) - 84
  19. TIA CAPPUCCIO (2015-16) - 84
  20. EMILY ELLIOTT (2015-16) - 82
  21. Mary Nitz       (2001-02) - 81
  22. EMILY ELLIOTT (2017-18) - 80
  23. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN (2022-23) - 78
  24. CAMMIE COOKE (2018-19) - 72
  25. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN (2021-22) - 72

CAPITAL LETTERS ARE FOR PLAYERS UNDER COACH ROBINSON.

Most Points In A Game - Individual.

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Sammi Goldsmith.
  1. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 33 at North Stokes on February 26, 2022
  2. KATHERYN LYONS 31 vs. Carver on January 3, 2007
  3.  Lynn Ruggieri 31 vs. Salem Academy on February 2, 1999
  4. MEGAN BUCKLAND 30 vs. North Stokes on January 8, 2010
  5. SAMMI GOLDSMITH 30 vs. North Stokes on December 14, 2010
  6. DANIELLE NIETERS 30 vs. Mount Airy on January 9, 2015
  7. KATHERYN LYONS 29 vs. Patterson School on February 3, 2006
  8. Lisa Funk 29 vs. Woodland January 29, 1994
  9. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 28 vs. Grimsley on December 20, 2022
  10. MEGAN BUCKLAND 28 vs. Mitchell on March 6, 2010
  11. Lisa Funk 28 vs. St. Mary's on November 20, 1992
  12. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 28 vs. Bessemer City on February 25, 2023
  13. MEGAN BUCKLAND 27 vs. Mount Airy on January 4, 2010
  14. Silvia Gabalda 27 vs. Forsyth Country Day on January 8, 1993
  15. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 27 vs. North Surry on January 11, 2023
  16. KATHERYN LYONS 27 vs. Thomasville on February 22, 2007
  17. KATHERYN LYONS 27 vs. Wilkes Central on December 26, 2003
  18. ELIZABETH KNOX 27 at South Davidson on February 23, 2017
  19. MEGAN BUCKLAND 26 vs. Highland Tech on February 26, 2010
  20. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 26 vs. Winston-Salem Prep on February 14, 2023
  21. Jeannie Geraghty 26 vs. High Point Wesleyan on January 26, 2002
  22. Lisa Sutton 26 vs. Cardinal Gibbons on February 7, 1992
  23. SAMMI GOLDSMITH 26 vs. Surry Central on January 21, 2012
  24. SAMMI GOLDSMITH 26 vs. Surry Central on December 12, 2011
  25. MEGAN BUCKLAND 26 vs. River Mill Academy on March 5, 2011
  26. JULIA BROWN 26 vs. Riverside-Martin on March 15, 2014
  27. DANIELLE NIETERS 26 vs. Wesleyan Christian Academy on January 6, 2015
  28. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 25 at Cornerstone Charter on January 14, 2022
  29. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 25 vs. Hayesville on February 21, 2023
  30. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 25 at North Raleigh Christian on December 6, 2022
  31. MEGAN BUCKLAND 25 vs. South Stokes on November 24, 2009
  32. Brook Covington 25 vs. Charlotte Country Day on February 5, 1994
  33. KATHERYN LYONS 25 vs. Carver on January 4, 2006
  34. Lynn Ruggieri 25 vs. Ragsdale on December 29, 1999
  35. SAMMI GOLDSMITH 25 vs. Surry Central on December 10, 2010
  36. DANIELLE NIETERS 25 vs. High Point Andrews on November 28, 2014
  37. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 24 at Starmount on January 12, 2022
  38. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 24 vs. Winston-Salem Prep on January 31, 2022
  39. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 24 at Winston-Salem Christian on January 26, 2022
  40. MEGAN BUCKLAND 24 vs. American Fork (Utah) on December 30, 2009
  41. MEGAN BUCKLAND 24 vs. North Surry on January 5, 2010
  42. MEGAN BUCKLAND 24 vs. East Surry on January 11, 2010
  43. MEGAN BUCKLAND 24 vs. Surry Central on January 25, 2010
  44. MEGAN BUCKLAND 24 vs. Avery County on March 5, 2010
  45. Jeanette Crets 24 vs. Asheville School on February 25, 1997
  46. WHITNEY KNIGHT 24 vs. East Surry on February 19, 2009
  47. KATHERYN LYONS 24 vs. Thomasville on March 4, 2006
  48. Lynn Ruggieri 24 vs. East Surry High School (No date recorded)
  49. Lynn Ruggieri 24 vs. Southwest Guilford on December 30, 1999
  50. TESAA JOHNSTON 24 vs. North Wilkes on December 2, 2014
  51. TATE CHAPPELL 24 vs. Middle Tennessee Christian on December 31, 2022
  52. ALEX PUTMAN 24 vs. St. Josephs on December 19, 2014
  53. EMILY ELLIOTT 24 at St. Pius X (Atlanta, GA) on December 30, 2017
  54. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 23 vs. NC Leadership Academy on February 18, 2022
  55. MEGAN BUCKLAND 23 vs. Kennedy (Washington) on December 28, 2009
  56. SAMMI GOLDSMITH 23 vs. Calvary on January 23, 2010
  57. Theresa Beaven 23 vs. Wake Christian on January 30, 1997
  58. Colleen Sullivan 23 vs. Charlotte Country Day on February 8, 1997
  59. SAMMI GOLDSMITH 23 vs. Winston-Salem Prep on January 4, 2011
  60. JULIA BROWN 23 vs. South Stokes on February 7, 2013
  61. TESSA JOHNSTON 23 vs. Greensboro Dudley on December 3, 2013
  62. JULIA BROWN 23 vs. East Surry on December 13, 2013
  63. ELIZABETH KNOX 23 at East Surry on January 27, 2017
  64. ELIZABETH KNOX 23 vs. South Stokes on January 18, 2019
  65. MEGAN BUCKLAND 22 vs. West Stokes on December 11, 2009
  66. Theresa Beaven 22 vs. Cardinal Gibbons on February 3, 1997
  67. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 22 vs. Carver on January 10, 2023
  68. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 22 vs. Cherokee on February 28, 2023
  69. ELIZABETH KNOX 22 at Mount Airy on January 25, 2019
  70. SARAH FOROUDI 22 vs. Asheville School on February 24, 2005
  71. KATHERYN LYONS 22 vs. South Stokes on February 16, 2006
  72. KATHERYN LYONS 22 vs. Forsyth Country Day on December 7, 2005
  73. KATHERYN LYONS 22 vs. Durham Academy on December 8, 2004
  74. KATHERYN LYONS 22 vs. Cary Academy on February 11, 2005
  75. MEGAN BUCKLAND 22 vs. Mount Airy on January 14, 2011
  76. TIA CAPPUCCIO 22 vs. Floyd County on February 7, 2014
  77. JULIA BROWN 22 vs. Winston-Salem Prep on February 21, 2014
  78. TIA CAPPUCCIO 22 vs. High Point Andrews on November 28, 2014
  79. DANIELLE NIETERS 22 vs. North Surry on December 17, 2014
  80. BRIANNA PAUL 22 vs. North Oconee on December 27, 2019
  81. TIA CAPPUCCIO 22 vs. North Stokes on December 18, 2015
  82. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 22 vs. Community School of Davidson on December 6, 2022
  83. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 21 vs. Middle Tennessee Christian on December 31, 2022
  84. MEGAN BUCKLAND 21 vs. Winston-Salem Prep on December 8, 2009
  85. MEGAN BUCKLAND 21 vs. West Stokes on February 2, 2011
  86. ERIN FITZGERALD 21 vs. Mount Airy on February 12, 2010
  87. TATE CHAPPELL 21 vs. North Stokes on February 23, 2023
  88. MEGAN BUCKLAND 21 vs. North Surry on February 16, 2010
  89. MEGAN BUCKLAND 21 vs. Surry Central on February 17, 2010
  90. MEGAN BUCKLAND 21 vs. Mount Airy on February 19, 2010
  91. MEGAN BUCKLAND 21 vs. Bessemer City on February 22, 2010
  92. ERINN THOMPSON 21 vs. North Stokes on December 5, 2006
  93. ANDREA SMITH 21 vs. Trinity on December 12, 2002
  94. AMANDA CROSS 21 vs. Forsyth Country Day on January 10, 2003
  95. Erin Sherrill 21 vs. Charlotte Latin on March 3, 1994
  96. Colleen Sullivan 21 vs. St. Mary's on February 29, 1996
  97. ERINN THOMPSON 21 vs. Dayton Chaminade-Julienne on January 21, 2008
  98. DANIELLE NIETERS 21 vs. Wilkes Central on November 20, 2014
  99. TIA CAPPUCCIO 21 vs. Davie County on November 24, 2014
  100. EMILY ELLIOTT 21 vs. North Stokes on January 13, 2017
  101. EMILY ELLIOTT 21 at Avery on February 25, 2017
  102. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 21 vs. Gray Stone Day on February 22, 2022
  103. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 21 vs. Chatham Charter on March 11, 2023
  104. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 21 vs. Albemarle on November 22, 2022

CAPITAL LETTERS FOR PLAYERS UNDER COACH ROBINSON.

Most Free Throws Made In A Game.

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Maggie Ronan.

1) KATHERYN LYONS 19 vs. Wilkes Central on December 26, 2003
2) KATHERYN LYONS 14 vs. Cary Academy on February 11, 2005
3) Lisa Funk 13 vs. R.J. Reynolds on February 2, 1994
4) Silvia Gablada 12 vs. Greensboro Day on February 4, 1992
4) EMILY ELLIOTT 12 vs. Tampa Catholic on December 29, 2015
5) MEGAN BUCKLAND 11 vs. American Fork on December 30, 2009
5) MEGAN BUCKLAND 11 vs. North Stokes on January 8, 2010
5) KATHERYN LYONS 11 vs. East Surry on January 9, 2007
5) Jeanette Crets 11 vs. Ragsdale on January 1, 1998
5) Emily Clapp 11 vs. Greensboro Day on January 10, 2001
5) KATE McNAMARA 11 vs. Northern Vance on December 27, 2002
5) ANDREA SMITH 11 vs. North Forsyth on December 13, 2002
5) KATHERYN LYONS 11 vs. Greensboro Day on February 9, 2005
5) TESSA JOHNSTON 11 vs. North Wilkes on December 2, 2014
6) Kristin Dickson 10 vs. Southwest Guilford on January 30, 1999
6) MAGGIE RONAN 10 vs. Norcross (GA) Wesleyan on December 1, 2007
6) Jennifer Tryon 10 vs. Forsyth Country Day on January 28, 2001
6) Silvia Gabalda 10 vs. Forsyth Country Day on December 4, 2992
6) KATE McNAMARA 10 vs. Western Guilford on February 12, 2003
6) JEANNIE GERAGHTY 10 vs. Forsyth Country Day on February 14, 2003
6) ASHLEY WASHING 10 vs. Trinity on December 2, 2002
6) OLIVIA DEFRANCESCO 10 vs. Cherokee on March 2, 2011
6) SAMMI GOLDSMITH 10 vs. North Surry on February 7, 2012
6) SAMMI GOLDSMITH 10 vs. Southside on March 10, 2012
6) OLIVIA DEFRANCESCO 10 vs. Lake Norman Charter on March 5, 2013
6) CAMERON NIETERS 10 vs. Mount Airy on January 17, 2014
7) MEGAN BUCKLAND 9 vs. Mitchell on March 6, 2010
7) Silvia Gabalda 9 vs. Charlotte Country Day on December 4, 1992
7) Silvia Gabalda 9 vs. Ravenscroft on January 29, 1993
7) Jeanette Crets 9 vs. Asheville School on February 23, 1996
7) Lynn Ruggieri 9 vs. Davie County High School on November 27, 1998
7) ELIZABETH KNOX 9 at Christ The King on January 8, 2019
7) ANDREA SMITH 9 vs. Trinity High School on December 2, 2002
7) ASHLEY WASHING 9 vs. Cardinal Gibbons on February 10, 2003
7) KATE McNAMARA 9 vs. Charlotte Christian on February 20, 2003
7) KATHERYN LYONS 9 vs. Patterson School on February 3, 2006
7) KATHERYN LYONS 9 vs. Thomasville on March 4, 2006
7) JULIA BROWN 9 vs. Atkins on January 24, 2014
7) ELIZABETH KNOX 9 at East Surry on January 27, 2017
7) DANIELLE NIETERS 9 vs. Wesleyan Christian Academy on January 6, 2015
7) DANIELLE NIETERS 9 vs. Davie County on Novemer 24, 2014
7) TIA CAPPUCCIO 9 vs. Gray Stone Day on February 23, 2016

CAPITAL LETTERS FOR PLAYERS UNDER COACH ROBINSON.

Most Three Pointers Made In A Game - Individual.

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Brittany Cox.
  1. ​ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 8 at North Stokes on February 26, 2022
  2. MEGAN BUCKLAND 7 vs. Highland Tech on February 26, 2010
  3. KATHERYN LYONS 6 vs. South Stokes on February 16, 2006
  4. SAMMI GOLDSMITH 6 vs. North Stokes on December 14, 2010
  5. EMILY ELLIOTT 6 at St. Pius X (Atlanta, GA) on December 30, 2016
  6. BRIANNA PAUL 6 vs. North Oconee (at Bishop England in Charleston, SC) on December 27, 2019
  7. BRIANN PAUL 6 at South Stokes on February 5, 2019
  8. ELIZABETH KNOX 6 at South Davidson on February 23, 2017
  9. MEGAN BUCKLAND 5 vs. Mitchell on March 6, 2010
  10. MEGAN BUCKLAND 5 vs. Bessemer City on February 22, 2010
  11. MEGAN BUCKLAND 5 vs. North Stokes on February 9, 2010
  12. MEGAN BUCKLAND 5 vs. West Stokes on December 11, 2009
  13. KATHERYN LYONS 5 vs. Carver on January 3, 2007
  14. MEGAN BUCKLAND 5 vs. Surry Central on January 21, 2011
  15. MEGAN BUCKLAND 5 vs. East Surry on February 8, 2011
  16. Brook Covington 5 vs. Charlotte Country Day on February 5, 1994
  17. Colleen Sullivan 5 vs. Burlington Williams on December 29, 1995
  18. Colleen Sullivan 5 vs. Fayetteville Academy on November 26, 1996
  19. Colleen Sullivan 5 vs. Charlotte Country Day on February 8, 1997
  20. TIA CAPPUCCIO 5 vs. Greensboro Dudley on December 3, 2013
  21. TESSA JOHNSTON 5 vs. Greensboro Dudley on December 3, 2013
  22. TIA CAPPUCCIO 5 vs. Floyd County on February 7, 2014
  23. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 5 at North Raleigh Christian on January 6, 2021
  24. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 5 vs. NC Leadership Academy on February 18, 2022
  25. TIA CAPPUCCIO 5 vs. East Surry on December 9, 2014
  26. ALEX PUTMAN 5 vs. St. Josephs on December 19, 2014
  27. ALEX PUTMAN 5 vs. East Surry on February 12, 2015
  28. ALEX PUTMAN 5 vs. Southwest Guilford on January 28, 2015
  29. TIA CAPPUCCIO 5 vs. Winston-Salem Prep on December 15, 2015
  30. EMILY ELLIOTT 5 vs. Atkins on January 28, 2016
  31. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 5 vs. Middle Tennessee Christian on December 31, 2022
  32. EMILY ELLIOTT 5 vs. Atkins on January 20, 2017
  33. EMILY ELLIOTT 5 vs. Mount Airy on February 6, 2018
  34. EMILY ELLIOTT 5 at Avery on February 25, 2017
  35. SAMMI GOLDSMITH 4 vs. West Stokes on February 14, 2011
  36. MEGAN BUCKLAND 4 vs. South Davidson on February 23, 2011
  37. MEGAN BUCKLAND 4 vs. River Mill on March 5, 2011
  38. BRIANNA PAUL 4 at North Stokes on February 8, 2019
  39. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 4 vs. Hayesville on February 21, 2023
  40. MEGAN BUCKLAND 4 vs. Surry Central on January 25, 2010
  41. MEGAN BUCKLAND 4 vs. North Surry on January 5, 2010
  42. MEGAN BUCKLAND 4 vs. Mount Airy on January 14, 2011
  43. BRITTANY COX 4 vs. East Surry on February 19, 2009
  44. AMANDA CROSS 4 vs. Charlotte Christian on January 24, 2004
  45. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 4 vs. Winston-Salem Christian Regional on January 30, 2023
  46. Brittany Wilson 4 vs. Starmount High School on November 17, 1994
  47. Colleen Sullivan 4 vs. High Point Central on December 27, 1995
  48. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 4 vs. Ashe County on December 29, 2021
  49. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 4 at Starmount on January 12, 2022
  50. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 4 vs. Rosman on February 24, 2022
  51. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 4 at Winston-Salem Christian on February 7, 2022
  52. Colleen Sullivan 4 vs. Alleghany High School on November 29, 1996
  53. Colleen Sullivan 4 vs. McMichael High School on January 7, 1997
  54. Colleen Sullivan 4 vs. Wake Christian on January 30, 1997
  55. Colleen Sullivan 4 vs. Cardinal Gibbons on February 11, 1997
  56. Lynn Ruggieri 4 vs. East Surry High School on January 27, 1999
  57. Jeannie Geraghty 4 vs. Durham Academy on January 3, 2001
  58. SARAH FOROUDI 4 vs. Asheville School on February 24, 2005
  59. Jeannie Geraghty 4 vs. Mount Airy on January 27, 2001
  60. Jeannie Geraghty 4 vs. High Point Wesleyan on February 6, 2001
  61. SUZANNE GRANT 4 vs. Charlotte Christian on January 21, 2003
  62. AMANDA CROSS 4 vs. South Stokes High School on December 28, 2002
  63. OLIVIA DEFRANCESCO 4 vs. East Wilkes on February 24, 2012
  64. SAMMI GOLDSMITH 4 vs. South Stokes on January 24, 2012
  65. ALEX PUTMAN 4 vs. East Surry on February 5, 2013
  66. TIA CAPPUCCIO 4 vs. Davie County on November 24, 2014
  67. BRIANNA PAUL 4 vs. Winston-Salem Prep on February 12, 2018                                                f
  68. TIA CAPPUCCIO 4 vs. High Point Andrews on November 28, 2014
  69. TIA CAPPUCCIO 4 vs. Floyd County on December 13, 2014
  70. ALEX PUTMAN 4 vs. Wesleyan Christian Academy on January 6, 2015
  71. EMILY ELLIOTT 4 vs. East Surry on January 5, 2018
  72. TIA CAPPUCCIO 4 vs. Carolina Day on January 19, 2015
  73. TIA CAPPUCCIO 4 vs. North Surry on December 2, 2015
  74. BRIANNA PAUL 4 vs. Timberland on December 29, 2017         
  75. TATE CHAPPELL 4 vs. Middle Tennessee Christian on December 31, 2022
  76. TATE CHAPPELL 4 vs. North Stokes on February 23, 2023
  77. TATE CHAPPELL 4 vs. Oak Grove on December 9, 2022
  78. TIA CAPPUCCIO 4 vs. Atkins on December 11, 2015
  79. ADELAIDE JERNIGAN 4 vs. Grimsley on December 20, 2022
  80. TIA CAPPUCCIO 4 vs. Winston-Salem Prep on February 10, 2016
  81. EMILY ElLIOTT 4 vs. East Surry on December 12, 2017
  82. EMILY ELLIOTT 4 at Southwest Guilford on January 3, 2017
  83. EMILY ELLIOTT 4 vs. North Stokes on January 13, 2017
  84. ELIZABETH KNOX 4 vs. North Stokes on January 13, 2017
  85. BRIANNA PAUL 4 vs. Faith Christian on January 17, 2017
  86. MICHELLE PETRANGELI 4 vs. Roanoke Catholic on December 6, 2019
  87. MICHELLE PETRANGELI 4 vs. Starmount on December 17, 2019
  88. MICHELLE PETRANGELI 4 vs. West Forsyth on February 5, 2020

Most Points In A Game - Team.

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2008-09 Team.

90 Points in 1998-99 vs. Salem Academy on February 2, 1999
83 Points in 1994-95 vs. Mount Zion on February 3, 1995
82 Points in 1999-00 vs. Cardinal Gibbons on December 7, 1999
82 Points in 2005-06 vs. PATTERSON SCHOOL on February 3, 2006
82 Points in 2012-13 vs. LAKE NORMAN CHARTER on March 5, 2013
81 Points in 2002-03 vs. NORTH FORSYTH ON JANUARY 6, 2003
81 Points in 2003-04 vs. LAKE VIEW ON JANUARY 1, 2004
80 Points in 1992-93 vs. St. Mary's on November 20, 1992
80 Points in 2005-06 vs. WEST WILKES on December 2, 2005
79 Points in 2009-10 vs. BESSEMER CITY on February 22, 2010
79 Points in 2006-07 vs. EAST BLADEN on March 10, 2007
78 Points in 2005-06 vs. HENDERSONVILLE on March 3, 2006
78 Points in 2008-09 vs. SOUTH STOKES on February 27, 2009
77 Points in 2007-08 vs. SOUTH DAVIDSON on February 25, 2008
77 Points in 2007-08 vs. JORDAN-MATTHEWS on February 27, 2008
77 Points in 2014-15 vs. WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY on January 6, 2015
77 Points in 2019-20 vs. J.A. HOLMES on March 3, 2020
76 Points in 2008-09 vs. EAST MONTGOMERY on February 23, 2009
76 Points in 1999-00 vs. Word of God on November 15, 1999
76 Points in 2005-06 vs. WORD OF GOD on December 3, 2005
76 Points in 2022-23 vs. Carver on January 10, 2023
74 Points in 1999-00 vs. Salem Academy on February 14, 2000
74 Points in 2005-06 vs. McMICHAEL on November 22, 2005
74 Points in 2022-23 vs. COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF DAVIDSON on December 6, 2022
73 Points in 2009-10 vs. CENTRAL FLORIDA PREP on January 16, 2010
73 Points in 2009-10 vs. SOUTH STOKES on February 8, 2010
73 Points in 2008-09 vs. ALLEGHANY on January 23, 2009
73 Points in 2008-09 vs. SOUTH STOKES on January 27, 2009
73 Points in 1999-00 vs. Parkland on December 17, 2000
73 Points in 2003-04 vs. GREENFIELD on November 14, 2003
73 Points in 2022-23 vs. CHATHAM CHARTER on March 11, 2023
73 Points in 2019-20 vs. TRIAD BAPTIST on December 2, 2019
73 Points in 2022-23 vs. CORNERSTONE CHARTER on January 13, 2023
72 Points in 2009-10 vs. SOUTH STOKES on November 24, 2009
72 Points in 1993-94 vs. Woodland on January 29, 1994
72 Points in 2005-06 vs. REAGAN on November 26, 2005
72 Points in 2004-05 vs. NORTHEAST GUILFORD on November 16, 2004
72 Points in 2004-05 vs. RAVENSCROFT on November 19, 2004
72 Points in 2004-05 vs. CARY ACADEMY on February 11, 2005
72 Points in 1997-98 vs. Forsyth Country Day on December 6, 1997
72 Points in 2005-06 vs. CHATHAM CENTRAL on February 22, 2006
72 Points in 2005-06 vs. WEST WILKES on January 13, 2006
72 Points in 2011-12 vs. SURRY CENTRAL on January 11, 2012
72 Points in 2013-14 vs. FLOYD COUNTY on February 7, 2014
72 Points in 2014-15 vs. EAST SURRY on December 9, 2014
71 Points in 1993-94 vs. Greensboro Day School on February 18, 1994
71 Points in 2007-08 vs. SOUTH STOKES on December 11, 2007
​71 Points in 2017-18 vs. COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF DAVIDSON on February 20, 2018
71 Points in 2007-08 vs. WEST WILKES on January 4, 2008
71 Points in 2010-11 vs. WINSTON-SALEM PREP on February 4, 2011

CAPITAL LETTERS FOR TEAMS UNDER COACH ROBINSON.

Best Season Based On Winning Percentage.

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2008-09 Team.
2005-06 Record 31-0 1.000 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2006-07 Record 32-1 .970 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2008-09 Record 29-4 .879 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2022-23 Record 28-4 .875 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2013-14 Record 28-4 .875 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2011-12 Record 27-5 .844 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2019-20 Record 24-5 .828 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2007-08 Record 27-6 .818 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2010-11 Record 26-6 .813 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2021-22 Record 26-6 .813 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2012-13 Record 25-7 .781 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2004-05 Record 21-6 .778 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2009-10 Record 23-7 .767 Winning Percentage Unver COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2003-04 Record 24-8 .750 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
1998-99 Record 23-8 .742 Winning Percentage Under Coach Joanne Staak
1999-00 Record 22-8 .733 Winning Percentage Under Coach Walter Faye
1993-94 Record 24-10 .706 Winning Percentage Under Coach Buster Everette
2018-19 Record 19-9  .679 Winning Percentage Under Coach BRIAN ROBINSON
2020-21 Record 10-5  .667 Winning Percentage Under Coach BRIAN ROBINSON
1994-95 Record 20-10 .667 Winning Percentage Under Coach Buster Everette
2014-15 Record 16-10 .615 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
1992-93 Record 19-12 .613 Winning Percentage Under Coach Buster Everette
1997-98 Record 20-14 .588 Winning Percentage Under Coach Walter Faye
2002-03 Record 15-11 .577 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
2017-18 Record 16-12 .571 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
1991-92 Record 16-13 .552 Winning Percentage Under Coach Buster Everette
1996-97 Record 16-13 .552 Winning Percentage Under Coach Mike McCulloch
2016-17 Record 16-13 .552 Winning Percentage Under COACH BRIAN ROBINSON
1995-96 Record 15-14 .517 Winning Percentage Under Coach Buster Everette

Most Charges Taken In A Season - Individual.

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Megan Rembielak.
(Started keeping stat in 2002-03)

  • 37 Cameron Nieters 2013-14
  • 28 Cameron Nieters in 2012-13
  • 27 Megan Rembielak in 2007-08
  • 16 Cameron Nieters in 2010-11
  • 16 Cameron Nieters in 2011-12
  • 12 Megan Buckland in 2008-09
  • 12 Anna DeFrancesco in 2008-09
  • 11 Megan Rembielak in 2006-07
  • 11 Brianna Paul in 2018-19
  • 10 Megan Buckland in 2009-10
  • 10 Lauren Cushing in 2010-11
  • 10 McKenzie Rochford in 2013-14
  • 10 Elizabeth Knox 2016-17
  • 9 Lauren Cushing in 2011-12
  • ​9 Elizabeth Knox in 2017-18
  • 8 Kiersten Varner 2022-23
  • 8 McKenzie Rochford in 2012-13
  • 8 Cammie Cooke in 2018-19
  • 7 Sheyda Foroudi in 2003-04
  • 7 Maggie Ronan in 2005-06
  • 7 Mary Cook in 2002-03
  • 7 Charley Chappell in 2019-20
  • 6 Anna DeFrancesco in 2006-07
  • 6 Megan Buckland in 2010-11
  • 6 Elizabeth Knox in 2018-19
  • 6 Katheryn Lyons in 2006-07
  • 6 Maggie Ronan in 2006-07
  • 6 Sheyda Foroudi in 2002-03
  • 6 Maggie Ronan in 2004-05
  • 6 Emily Elliott in 2015-16
  • 6 Tia Cappuccio in 2015-16
  • 5 Charley Chappell in 2020-21
  • 5 Kate McNamara in 2004-05
  • 5 Katheryn Lyons in 2005-06
  • 5 Katheryn Lyons in 2003-04
  • 5 Sheyda Foroudi in 2004-05
  • 5 Katheryn Lyons in 2004-05
  • 5 Kate McNamara in 2002-03
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Captains & Co-Captains Under Coach Robinson.

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Sheyda Foroudi.
(Voted on by team members each season.)

Captains (C) and Co-Captains (CC) are voted on each year by the team.

  1. Charley Chappell 2020-21 (C), 2021-22 (C), 2022-23 (C)
  2. Grace Harriman 2021-22 (C), 2022-23 (C)
  3. Tate Chappell 2021-22 (CC), 2022-23 (C)
  4. Katie Deal 2022-23 (C)
  5. Michelle Petrangeli 2019-20 (C), 2020-21 (C)
  6. Mary Davis 2019-20 (C)
  7. Lily Role 2019-20 (CC)
  8. Brianna Paul 2018-19 (C)
  9. Bridget Simmons 2017-18 (C)
  10. Isabelle Role 2016-17 (CC)
  11. Emily Elliott 2016-17 (CC)
  12. Cammie Cooke 2016-17 (C), 2017-18 (C), 2018-19 (C)
  13. Danielle Nieters 2015-16 (C)
  14. Tia Cappuccio: 2015-16 (C)
  15. Alex Putman: 2014-15 (C)
  16. Tessa Johnston 2014-15 (C)
  17. Cameron Nieters: 2012-13 (C), 2013-14 (C)
  18. Olivia DeFrancesco: 2012-13 (C), 2013-14 (C)
  19. Julia Brown: 2012-13 (C), 2013-14 (C)
  20. Lauren Cushing: 2011-12 (C)
  21. Erin Liebal: 2010-11 (CC), 2011-12 (C)
  22. Sammi Goldsmith: 2010-11 (C), 2011-12 (C)
  23. Gabby Mortis: 2009-10 (CC)
  24. Erin Fitzgerald: 2009-10 (C)
  25. Megan Buckland: 2008-09 (CC), 2009-10 (C), 2010-11 (C)
  26. Megan Rembielak: 2007-08  (C)
  27. Anna DeFrancesco: 2007-08 (CC), 2008-09 (C)
  28. Erinn Thompson: 2007-08 (C), 2008-09 (CC)
  29. Brittany Cox: 2007-08 (C), 2008-09 (C)
  30. Maggie Ronan: 2005-06 (C), 2006-07 (C), 2007-08 (CC)
  31. Katheryn Lyons: 2004-05 (C), 2005-06 (C), 2006-07 (C)
  32. Amanda Cross: 2004-05 (CC)
  33. Kate McNamara: 2004-05 (CC)
  34. Sheyda Foroudi: 2004-05 (C)
  35. Kim Burke: 2003-04 (C)
  36. Suzanne Grant: 2002-03 (C)
  37. Jeannie Geraghty: 2002-03 (C)
  • Many want to be the captain. Few want to lead. Many want to go out for the coin toss & get their name in paper. Few want to die to self, invisibly." - Anonymous
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A group of wolves: The 3 in front are old & sick, they walk in front to set the pace of the running group lest they get left behind. The next 5 are the strongest & best, they are tasked to protect the front side if there is an attack. The pack in the middle are always protected from any attack. The 5 behind them are also among the strongest & best; they are tasked to protect the back side if there is an attack. The last one is the LEADER. He ensures that no one is left behind. He keeps the pack unified and on the same path. He is always ready to run in any direction to protect & serves as the 'bodyguard' to the entire group. Just in case y'all wanted to know what it really means to be a leader.

Post-Season Awards.

Post-Season Awards Under Coach Robinson.

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Four Lady Villains Make 2006 All-Regional Team.

(PACIS: Piedmont Athletic Conference of Independent Schools)
(NW: Northwest Conference)

2002-03:
Jeannie Geraghty - 1st Team PACIS
Kate McNamara - 2nd Team PACIS
Amanda Cross - Honorable Mention

2003-04:
Katheryn Lyons - 1st Team PACIS
Amanda Cross - 2nd Team PACIS
Mary Cook - 2nd Team PACIS

2004-05:
Katheryn Lyons - 1st Team PACIS
Sarah Foroudi - 2nd Team PACIS
Amanda Cross - Honorable Mention

2005-06:
Katheryn Lyons - 1st Team NW1A
Sarah Foroudi - 1st Team NW1A
Erinn Thompson - 1st Team NW1A
Maggie Ronan - Honorable Mention
Megan Rembielak - Honorable Mention

2006-07:
Katheryn Lyons - 1st Team NW1A
Sarah Foroudi - 1st Team NW1A
Erinn Thompson - 1st Team NW1A
Maggie Ronan - 1st Team NW1A
Megan Rembielak - Honorable Mention
Margaret Minton - Honorable Mention

2007-08: 

Whitney Knight - 1st Team NW1A
Erinn Thompson - 1st Team NW1A
Brittan Cox - 1st Team NW1A
Megan Rembielak - Honorable Mention
Maggie Ronan - Honorable Mention

2008-09:

Erinn Thompson - 1st Team NW1A
Whitney Knight - 1st Team NW1A
Megan Buckland - 1st Team NW1A
Brittany Cox - Honorable Mention
Anna DeFrancesco - Honorable Mention

2009-10:
Megan Buckland - 1st Team NW1A/2A
Erin Fitzgeral - 1st Team NW1A/2A
Sammi Goldsmith - 1st Team NW1A/2A

2010-11:
Sammi Goldsmith - 1st Team NW1A/2A
Megan Buckland - 1st Team NW1A/2A
Cameron Nieters - 1st Team NW1A/2A
Erin Liebal - Honorable Mention
Olivia DeFrancesco - Honorable Mention

2011-12:
Cameron Nieters - 1st Team NW1A/2A
Sammi Goldsmith - 1st Team NW1A/2A
Olivia DeFrancesco - 1st Team NW1A/2A
Julia Brown - Honorable Mention

2012-13:
Cameron Nieters - 1st Team NW1A / 2A
Julia Brown - 1st Team NW1A/2A
Tia Cappuccio - Honorable Mention
Olivia DeFrancesco - Honorable Mention

2013-14:
Julia Brown - 1st Team NW 1A
Cameron Nieters - 1st Team NW 1A
Tia Cappuccio - 1st Team NW 1A
Tessa Johnston - 1st Team NW 1A
Danielle Nieters - Honorable Mention
Alex Putman - Honorable Mention

2014-15:
Alex Putman - 1st Team NW 1A
Tessa Johnston - 1st Team NW 1A
Danielle Nieters - 1st Team NW 1A
Tia Cappuccio - 1st Team NW 1A
Emily Elliott - Honorable Mention

2015-16:
Emily Elliott - 1st Team NW1A
Elizabeth Knox - 1st Team NW1A
Danielle Nieters - 1st Team NW1A
Tia Cappuccio - 1st Team NW1A
Cammie Cooke - Honorable Mention

2016-17:
Emily Elliott - 1st Team NW1A
Cammie Cooke - 1st Team NW1A
Elizabeth Knox - 1st Team NW1A
Jeannie Pfeiffer - Honorable Mention

2017-18:
Emily Elliott - 1st Team NW1A
Cammie Cooke - 1st Team NW1A
Bridget Simmons - 1st Team NW1A
Michelle Petrangeli - Honorable Mention
Elizabeth Knox - Honorable Mention

2018-19:
Cammie Cooke - 1st Team NW1A
Elizabeth Knox - 1st Team NW1A
Brianna Paul - 1st Team NW1A
Mary Davis - Honorable Mention
Michelle Petrangeli - Honorable Mention

2019-20:
Michelle Petrangeli - 1st Team NW1A
Charley Chappell - 1st Team NW1A
Tate Chappell - 1st Team NW1A
Mary Davis - Honorable Mention
Alaia Kreuter - Honorable Mention

2020-21:
Tate Chappell - 1st Team NW1A
Charley Chappell - 1st Team NW1A
Alaila Kreuter - 1st Team NW1A
Michelle Petrangeli - 1st Team NW1A

2021-22:
Tate Chappell - 1st Team NWP1A
Charley Chappell - 1st Team NWP1A
Adelaide Jernigan - 1st Team NWP1A
Grace Harriman - 1st Team NWP1A
Kiersten Varner - 1st Team NWP1A
Katie Deal - Honorable Mention
Isabella Ross - Honorable Mention

2022-23:
Tate Chappell - 1st Team NWP1A
Charley Chappell - 1st Team NWP1A
Adelaide Jernigan - 1st Team NWP1A
Katie Deal - NWP1A
Grace Harriman - Honorable Mention
Kiersten Varner - Honorable Mention

Conference Players of the Year:
Katheryn Lyons: 2005-06 NW1A
Erinn Thompson: 2007-08 NW1A
Megan Buckland: 2009-10 NW1A/2A
Julia Brown: 2013-14 NW1A
Tia Cappuccio: 2015-16 NW1A
Adelaide Jernigan: 2021-22 NW Piedmont
Adelaide Jernigan: 2022-23 NW Piedmont

All-Tournament In Conference:
Katheryn Lyons - NW1A 2005-06, 2006-07
Sarah Foroudi - NW1A 2005-06
Maggie Ronan - NW1A 2005-06, 2006-07
Erinn Thompson - NW1A 2006-07, 2007-08
Megan Rembielak - NW1A 2007-08
Brittany Cox - NW1A 2007-08, 2008-09
Megan Buckland - NW1A 2008-09, NW1A/2A 2009-10, 2010-11
Whitney Knight - NW1A 2008-09
Erin Fitzgerald - NW1A/2A 2009-10
Sammi Goldsmith - NW1A/2A
Cameron Nieters - NW1A/2A 2010-11, 2012-13, NW1A 2013-14
Lauren Cushing - NW1A/2A 2010-11
Julia Brown - NW1A/2A 2011-12, 2012-13, NW1A 2013-14
Tessa Johnston - NW1A 2013-14
Tia Cappuccio - NW1A 2015-16
Cammie Cooke - NW1A 2016-17, 2017-18
Bridget Simmons - NW1A 2017-18
Michelle Petrangeli - NW1A 2018-19
Tate Chappell - NW1A 2019-20

Conference Tournament MVPs:
Katheryn Lyons - NW1A 2005-06, 2006-07
Erinn Thompson - NW1A 2007-08
Brittany Cox - NW1A 2008-09
Megan Buckland  - NW 1A/2A 2010-11
Olivia DeFrancesco - NW1A/2A 2012-13
Tessa Johnston - NW1A 2013-14

NCHSAA All Regional Selections:
Katheryn Lyons: NCHSAA 2005-06, 2006-07
Sarah Foroudi: NCHSAA 2005-06, 2006-07
Erinn Thompson: NCHSAA 2005-06, 2007-08, 2008-09
Megan Rembielak: NCHSAA 2005-06, 2007-08
Maggie Ronan: NCHSAA 2006-07, 2007-08
Whitney Knight: NCHSAA 2007-08, 2008-09
Brittany Cox: NCHSAA: 2008-09
Megan Buckland: NCHSAA: 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11
Erin Fitzgerald: NCHSAA: 2009-10
Sammi Goldsmith: NCHSAA: 2009-10, 2010-11
Cameron Nieters: NCHSAA: 2010-11, 2012-13, 2013-14
Olivia DeFrancesco: NCHSAA: 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13
Tessa Johnston: NCHSAA: 2012-13, 2013-14
Julia Brown: NCHSAA: 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14
Tia Cappuccio: NCHSAA: 2013-14

NCHSAA Regional Tournament MVPs:
Katheryn Lyons: NCHSAA 1A, 2005-06, 2006-07
Erinn Thompson: NCHSAA 1A, 2007-08
Brittany Cox: NCHSAA 1A, 2008-09
Megan Buckland: NCHSAA 1A, 2009-10, 2010-11
Sammi Goldsmith: NCHSAA 1A 2011-12
Julia Brown: NCHSAA 2013-14

State Championship MVP of Team:
Maggie Ronan: NCHSAA 1A 2005-06, 2007-08
Katheryn Lyons: NCHSAA 1A 2006-07
Whitney Knight: NCHSAA 1A 2008-09
Sammi Goldsmith: NCHSAA 1A 200-9-10, 2010-11
Cameron Nieters: NCHSAA 1A 2011-12, 2012-13
Tia Cappuccio: NCHSAA 1A 2013-14
Adelaide Jernigan: NCHSAA 1A 2021-22
Charley Chappell: NCHSAA 1A 2022-23

State Championship Most Outstanding Player of Game:
Katheryn Lyons: NCHSAA 1A 2005-06
Erinn Thompson: NCHSAA 1A 2006-07, 2007-08
Megan Buckland: NCHSAA 1A 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11
Sammi Goldsmith: NCHSAA 1A 2011-12
Julia Brown: NCHSAA 1A 2012-13, 2013-14
Charley Chappell: NCHSAA 1A 2021-22* 
​Adelaide Jernigan: NCHSAA 1A 2022-23*

* Note: Renamed Kay Yow MVP

Associated Presss All-State Team:
Katheryn Lyons: 1st Team NCISAA 2003-04, 2004-05, NCHSAA 2005-06, 2006-07
Erinn Thompson: 1st Team NCHSAA 2007-08, 2008-09
Megan Buckland: 1st Team NCHSAA 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 1st Team NCBCA All-State

Associated Press State Basketball Player-of-the-Year:
Erinn Thompson: NCHSAA 2007-08

NCHSAA State Athlete-of-the-Year Runner-up:
Tia Cappuccio 2015-16

Other Post-Season Award Winners:
Katheryn Lyons: Winston-Salem Journal Player-of-the Year 2006 & 2007
Katheryn Lyons: Greensboro News & Record Player-of-the-Year 2006 & 2007
Katheryn Lyons: High Point Enterprise Player-of-the-Year 2006
Megan Buckland: Greensboro News & Record Player-of-the-Year 2010
Megan Buckland: Winston-Salem Journal Player-of-the-Year 2010
Megan Buckland: Orlando Sentinel All-South Team 2011
Julia Brown: NCPreps.com 1A All-State Team 2014


Post-Season All-Star Game Appearances:
Katheryn Lyons - North Carolina / South Carolina Game 2007
Katheryn Lyons - East / West Game 2007 (Selected but did not participate.)
Erinn Thompson - North Carolina / South Carolina Game 2009 (Selected but did not participate due to injury.)
Erinn Thompson - East / West Game 2009 (Selected but did not participate.)
Megan Buckland - FILA National High School All-American Game 2011
Megan Buckland - East / West Game 2011
Cameron Nieters - North Carolina / South Carolina Game 2014
Julia Brown - Triad All-Star Game 2014 (Selected but did not participate)
Cameron Nieters - Triad All-Star Game 2014 (Selected but did not participate)
Cameron Nieters - East / West Game 2014
Tessa Johnston - Triad All-Star Game 2015
Alex Putman - Triad All-Star Game 2015 (Selected but did not participate)

High School OT All Decade Team (2010-2019):
Megan Buckland: Megan Buckland, Bishop McGuinness (class of 2011): Buckland is the state's only three-time MVP of a NCHSAA girls basketball championship, helping the Villains to the 2009, 2010, and 2011 1A titles. Played her freshman, eighth-grade, and seventh-grade seasons at Wesleyan Christian. Averaged 19.3 points as a senior with 80 made 3-pointers, which were second-most in the state. She later played at North Carolina. 
https://www.highschoolot.com/nc-all-decade-wrestling-boys-and-girls-basketball-teams-from-the-2010s/18867154/
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Megan Buckland 2011 FILA All-American Game.

Other Program Statistics (2002-Present)

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2010 Western Regional Semifinal Huddle.
- Longest program overall winning streak: 41 (November 2005 - December 2006)
- Longest program overall losing streak: 6 (January 2003)
- Longest program conference winning streak (including post-season): 82 games (November 2005 - January 2010)
- Longest program conference losing streak: 4 (January 2003)
- Longest program playoff winning streak: 54 (February 2006 - March 2, 2015; Note: Received 1st round bye in 2006.)
- Longest state championship winning consecutive seasons: 9 (March 2006 - March 2014)
- Lowest point total game (under Coach Robinson): 19 (Jan. 5, 2017 at Mount Airy)
- Longest trip: out of state, San Francisco, CA in December 2012 (2752 miles).
- Longest trip: in state, Murphy HS, NC in March 2022 (415 miles).

Other Notable Awards.

2018 - Lady Villains were awarded the Sportsmanship Award at the Carolina Invitational in Charleston, SC in the Palmetto Division.
2003 - Maggie Ronan - MVP of the Bishop McGuinness Christmas Invitational.
2007 - Erinn Thompson - All-Tournament in Atlanta, GA Thanksgiving Invitational.
2011 - Cameron Nieters - All-Tournament at Diamond State Classic in Wilmington, DE.
2012 - Cameron Nieters - All-Tournament at Fort Myers Holiday Classic in Fort Myers, FL.
2014 - McKenzie Rochford - NCHSAA Sportsmanship Award at NCHSAA State Championship Game in Chapel Hill.
2017 - Cammie Cooke - All-Tournament at Carolina Invitational in Charleston, SC.
2018 - Brianna Paul - All-Tournament at Carolina Invitational in Charleston, SC.
2022 - Grace Harriman - NCHSAA Sportsmanship Award at NCHSAA State Championship Game in Raleigh.
​2023 - Katie Deal - NCHSAA Sportsmanship Award at NCHSAA State Championship Game in Raleigh.

NFHS Records For Most Girls Basketball State Championships In A Row.

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The Lady Villains nine consecutive state championships, running from 2006-2014, are tied for the second most in the National Federation of High School record books.

Here is where the Lady Villains stand nationally:

12 Milwaukee Pius XI, WI (1982-93)
12 Dallas Bishop Lynch, TX (1989-2000)
9 Dallas Bishop Lynch, TX (2002-10)
9 Bishop McGuinness Catholic, NC (2006-2014)
8 Clayton, NM (1983-90)
8 Kirtland Central, NM (1980-87)
8 Baskin, LA (1948-55)
8 Monetta, SC (1933-40)
7 Gulfport Harrison Central, MS (1977-83)

Did You Know...

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...That our Class of 2014 had two players who were ballgirls for the 2006 and 2007 Lady Villains State Championship Games?

McKenzie Rochford and Olivia DeFrancesco (pictured to the left in 2006) both were ballgirls at those two games.

The two are pictured below (courtesy of the High Point Enterprise) following our 2014 State Championship victory. 

Their first state championship game experience came in March 2006 in the Dean Dome during Title #1, and they walk off the same floor, together, in March 2014 with Title #9.
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Varsity Lady Villains State Playoff Records Year-By-Year 2003-Present.

The Varsity Lady Villains have an overall state playoff record of 74-11 since the 2002-03 season.

Here are those records during the post-season from Coach Robinson's first year until present:

2002-03: 0-1
2003-04: 0-1
2004-05: 1-1
2005-06: 5-0
2006-07: 6-0
2007-08: 6-0
2008-09: 6-0
2009-10: 6-0
2010-11: 6-0
2011-12: 6-0
2012-13: 6-0
2013-14: 6-0
2014-15: 1-1
2015-16: 1-1
2016-17: 2-1
2017-18: 2-1
2018-19: 1-1
2019-20: 1-1
2020-21: 4-1
2021-22: 2-1
2021-22: 6-0
​2022-23: 6-0

Varsity Lady Villains Winning Playoff Winning Streak Ends At 54 Straight - March 2, 2015.

3278 Straight Days As A State Champ, 248-40 From 2005-2014, 9 Straight State Championships - An End? Or A New Beginning....

Scott Sexton/Winston-Salem Journal HAYESVILLE — Just over the entrance to the visitors’ locker room hang six championship banners won by the Hayesville High School girls from 1988 through 1993.

And coming out of that locker room a few minutes before 6 on Monday night was Bishop McGuinness, the program that bettered that streak by winning nine in a row from 2006 through ’14.

Two hours later, Hayesville ended that streak by beating the Villains 64-41 in the second round of the NCHSAA 1-A playoffs.

“If it had to end — and it did some day — there is no better place to do it than here with the history of this program,” Coach Brian Robinson of the Villains said. “It’s a rich history, and a very classy program.”

Hayesville was led by Stephanie Patton, with 26 points, and Amanda Thompson, who scored 25.

Tia Cappuccio had 17 points for McGuinness; Danielle Nieters added 13.

“I feel like rebounding was the difference,” Coach Chad McClure of Hayesville said. “Last year (a 57-49 Villains win in the regionals) they outrebounded us 37-17. I stressed to the girls that if we could control the boards, we could win this game.”

Both teams started sluggishly. McGuinness missed its first six shots from the field and fell behind 5-0 after 3 minutes. Freshman Emily Elliot then hit two 3-pointers to pull the Villains back into the game.

A layup by Nieters early in the second quarter gave the Villains an 11-9 lead at the 7:48 mark that would be their last. Hayesville started to dominate the boards and slowly began to pull away.

A 27-18 halftime lead mushroomed to 47-29 at the end of three quarters, effectively ending the Villains’ season. The fourth quarter quickly turned into a game of keep away for Hayesville and a desperate fouling gambit by McGuinness that repeatedly sent Hayesville’s best shooters to the free-throw line.

“Honestly, I think we just ran out of gas,” Robinson said. “We put so much energy into our last game Saturday (a 44-35 win over conference rival Atkins), I just don’t think we had anything left.

“For 32 minutes in that game we put everything together. We just couldn’t put together back-to-back games like that, the way you need to in the playoffs.”

Robinson was subdued and the locker room behind him deathly silent. What do you say to players who felt the weight of history on them all season long?

“I told them how proud I was of them,” Robinson said. “It was amazing what we did, things no other program in the history of the state has done. We won 54 of 55 playoff games over 10 years. That’s pretty good.”

The significance of the evening was not lost on McClure.

“What (the Villains) accomplished, you can’t say enough about them,” he said. ”They’re a classy program, well-coached, and they do things the right way.”

He smiled when asked if he’d thought much about what it might mean to end McGuinness’ run.

“Well, my dad was the coach when they won all those titles so it was kind of hard not to notice,” McClure said. “Ask him.”

Like his son, Darryl McClure first praised McGuinness before considering what the win meant to the school and the town.

“Well, if their streak had to end, I’m glad it was to us,” he said.

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McGuinness  9  9  11  12  —  41  Hayesville  9  18   20 15  —  64  McGuinness (16-10): Nieters 13, Putnam 3, Cappuccio 17, T. Johnston 2, Elliott 6

Hayesville (20-6): Graves 1, S. Patton 25, Anderson 4, Thompson 26, Harris 2, E. Patton 2, Heatherly 2, E. Patton 2


"The real glory is being knocked to your knees and then coming back. "That's real glory." -Vince Lombardi

Summer Varsity Lady Villains Win 2011 State Games In Winston-Salem!!!

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Lady Villains Win State Games Championship!!!
Congratulations to the Summer Varsity Lady Villains on their state games championship June June 24-26, 2011 in Winston-Salem.

The Lady Villains won their pool with wins over Forsyth Country Day (twice), Northern Guilford, and High Point Andrews, then won a semi-final game over Northwest 1A / 2A Conference Foe Winston-Salem Prep, before defeating Upper Room Academy from Raleigh in the title game.  Overall, the Lady Villains went 6-0 at the games.

The tournament was held at the LJVM Coliseum Education Building.

Summer Lady Villains Claim Bronze At 2012 State Games!!!

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Summer Villains Win Bronze At 2012 State Games.
The Summer Lady Villains claimed the bronze medal at the 2012 State Games, going 6-1 overall.

The Lady Villains went 3-0 in their pool, defeating Greensboro Day, Northern Nash and Fayetteville Westover.  In their cross-pool play game, the Lady Villains defeated Alexander Central by four, 60-56. 

In bracket play, the Lady Villains defeated Atkins, then lost by twelve to Alexander Central, before defeating Chapel Hill HS in the Bronze Medal / Third Place Game by eight.

You can click HERE to view photos from the games.

You can click HERE to view some video from the games.

Varsity Lady Villains Updates!!!

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Varsity Lady Villains Honored By Town Of Kernersville.
The 2011-12 State Champion Varsity Lady Villains were honored by the Town of Kernersville on June 5th at the Board of Aldermen Meeting. Coach Robinson:) was presented with a Proclamation by Kernersville Mayor Dawn Morgan.

Way to go Varsity Lady Villains!!!

1000 Point Scorers Under Coach Robinson.

Nine players have scored 1000 points or more in their careers at Bishop McGuinness under Coach Robinson:
Katheryn Lyons (2003-2006)
Erinn Thompson (2005-2009)
Megan Buckland (2008-2011)
Sammi Goldsmith (2009-2012)
Julia Brown (2011-2014)
Cameron Nieters (2011-2014)
Tia Cappuccio (2012-2016)
Elizabeth Knox (2016-2019)
Adelaide Jernigan (2021-Present)
Tate Chappell (2019-2023)
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The Lady Villains' Records Versus Opponents Under Coach Robinson.

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Margaret Minton.
Coach Robinson vs. Bishop Opponents through 2002-21:

Overall Record: 476-145 at McGuinness (47-44 outside of McGuinness; Total 523-189)

  1. Albemarle: 1-0
  2. Alleghany: 8-0
  3. American Fork (Utah): 1-0
  4. Ashe County: 0-1
  5. Athelton (Maryland): 0-1
  6. Atkins: 5-8
  7. Avery County: 1-1
  8. Berkeley (California): 0-1
  9. Bertie: 1-0
  10. Bethany Community Charter: 4-0
  11. Bessemer City: 3-0
  12. Bishop McNamara (Maryland): 0-1
  13. Blessed Trinity (Georgia): 1-0
  14. Brea Olinda (California): 0-1
  15. Caldwell Academy: 1-0
  16. Calvary Baptist (North Carolina): 3-0
  17. Cannon School: 1-0
  18. Cardinal Gibbons: 2-7
  19. Cardinal Newman (South Carolina): 1-0
  20. Carlisle (Virginia): 1-0
  21. Carolina Day: 0-1
  22. Carolina Friends: 1-0
  23. Carver: 8-0
  24. Cary Academy: 4-1
  25. Central Florida Prep (Florida): 1-0
  26. Chatham Charter: 1-0
  27. Charlotte Catholic: 3-1
  28. Charlotte Christian: 1-3
  29. Charlotte Country Day: 3-0
  30. Charlotte Latin: 3-0
  31. Chatham Central: 4-0
  32. Cherokee: 5-0
  33. Christ The King (NC): 4-0
  34. Community School of Davidson: 5-0
  35. Cornerstone Charter: 4-0
  36. Council Rock North (Pennsylvania): 1-0
  37. Covenant Day: 1-0
  38. Davidson Day: 0-1
  39. Davie County: 1-0
  40. Dayton-Chaminade Julienne (Ohio): 0-1
  41. Durham Academy: 2-1
  42. East Bladen: 2-0
  43. East Forsyth: 0-2
  44. East Montgomery: 1-0
  45. Eastern Randolph: 0-1
  46. East Wilkes: 13-0
  47. East Surry: 34-8
  48. Eleanor Roosevelt (Maryland): 1-0
  49. Elkin: 12-0
  50. Ensworth (Tennessee): 0-1
  51. Faith Christian (Virginia): 1-0
  52. Father Ryan (Tennessee): 0-2
  53. Fayette County (Georgia): 1-0
  54. First Baptist (South Carolina): 1-0
  55. Floyd County (Virginia): 1-3
  56. Fort Mill (South Carolina): 0-1
  57. Forsyth Country Day: 3-5
  58. Franklinton Rams: 1-0
  59. Galloway (Georgia) School: 0-1
  60. Gippsland (Austrailia): 1-0
  61. Glenn: 1-2
  62. Goose Creek (South Carolina): 0-1
  63. Gray Stone Day: 2-0
  64. Greenfield: 1-0
  65. Greensboro Day School: 3-3
  66. Greensboro Dudley: 4-4
  67. Greensboro Grimsley: 1-1
  68. Greensboro Smith: 1-0
  69. Harvest Prep (Ohio): 1-0
  70. Hayesville: 2-1
  71. Hendersonville: 1-0
  72. Highland Tech: 1-0
  73. High Point Andrews: 2-3
  74. Hiwassee Dam: 1-0
  75. Holmes: 1-0
  76. Jackson (Georgia): 1-0
  77. Jordan-Matthews: 2-0
  78. Kennedy (Washington): 0-1
  79. Kernersville North Carolina Leadership Academy: 6-0
  80. Lake Norman Charter: 1-0
  81. Lake View (California): 1-0 (forfeit)
  82. Lake View (South Carolina): 1-0
  83. Lexington: 1-0
  84. Lincoln (Texas): 1-0
  85. Long Beach Poly (California): 0-1
  86. Manteo: 1-0
  87. Matthews Butler: 1-0
  88. McMichael: 3-0
  89. Middle Tennessee Christian: 1-0
  90. Mitchell: 1-1
  91. Monsignor Bonner / Archbishop Prendergast (Pennsylvania): 1-0
  92. Monterey Trail (California): 0-1
  93. Middle Creek: 1-0
  94. Mount Airy: 26-18
  95. Mount Notre' Dame (Ohio): 0-1
  96. Mountain Heritage: 1-0
  97. Mountain Island Charter: 1-0
  98. Murphy: 1-0
  99. Myers Park: 0-1
  100. N.C. Science and Math: 1-0
  101. Northeast Guilford: 1-0
  102. Northern Vance: 1-0
  103. North Raleigh Christian: 0-1
  104. North Oconee (Georgia): 0-1
  105. North Forsyth: 2-0
  106. North Moore: 2-0
  107. North Raleigh Christian: 2-0
  108. North Rowan: 2-0
  109. North Stanly: 1-0
  110. North Stokes: 37-1
  111. North Surry: 11-4
  112. North Wilkes: 2-2
  113. Oak Grove: 2-1
  114. Oak Hill: 1-1
  115. Oakton (Virginia): 0-1
  116. Palm Harbor (Florida): 1-0
  117. Pamlico: 1-0
  118. Parkview (Georgia): 0-1
  119. Parkland: 1-0
  120. Pender: 1-0
  121. Porter-Gaud (South Carolina): 1-0
  122. Providence Academy (TN): 1-0
  123. Providence Day School: 0-3
  124. Rabun Gap: 0-1
  125. Ravenscroft: 3-0
  126. Reagan: 1-0
  127. Regis Jesuit (Colorado): 0-1
  128. River Mill: 5-0
  129. Riverside Martin: 1-0
  130. R.J. Reynolds: 3-0
  131. Roanoke Catholic (Virginia): 4-0
  132. Robbinsville: 3-0
  133. Rockingham: 1-0
  134. Rosman: 1-0
  135. Roxboro Community: 1-0
  136. Seneca (SC): 0-1
  137. Sevier County (Tennessee): 1-0
  138. Socastee (South Carolna): 0-1
  139. South Australia: 0-1
  140. South Davidson: 3-0
  141. South Mecklenburg: 1-0
  142. South Shore (New York): 0-1
  143. South Stokes: 27-0
  144. Southeast Guilford: 0-1
  145. Southeast Halifax: 1-0
  146. Southside: 1-0
  147. Southwest Guilford: 4-2
  148. Southwest Onslow: 1-0
  149. Southwestern Randolph: 1-0
  150. Starmount: 4-0
  151. St. Josephs Catholic (South Carolina): 1-0
  152. St. Pius X (Georgia): 0-1
  153. Statesville: 1-0
  154. Surry Central: 8-1
  155. Tampa Catholic (Florida): 1-0
  156. The Asheville School: 3-0
  157. The Patterson School: 1-0
  158. Thomasville: 6-0
  159. Timberland (SC): 1-0
  160. Triad Baptist Academy: 2-0
  161. Trinity: 0-1
  162. Union Academy: 0-1
  163. University (CA): 1-0
  164. Uwaharrie Charter: 2-0
  165. Victory Christian: 1-0
  166. Voyager Academy: 1-0
  167. Walkertown: 9-0
  168. Washington County: 0-1
  169. Weldon: 0-1
  170. Wesleyan Christian Academy (Georgia): 1-0
  171. Wesleyan Christan Academy (North Carolina): 6-2
  172. West Charlotte: 0-1
  173. West Forsyth: 0-3
  174. Westchester Country Day: 1-0
  175. Western Guilford: 1-0
  176. West Lake (Georgia): 0-1
  177. West Stokes: 11-0
  178. West Wilkes: 11-0
  179. Whitewater (Georgia): 1-0
  180. Wilkes Central: 1-1
  181. Williamston: 1-0
  182. Winston-Salem Christian Regional: 0-2
  183. Winston-Salem Christian National: 0-2
  184. Winston-Salem Prep: 33-6
  185. Woodland (SC): 1-0
  186. Word of God: 2-0

Year-By-Year In-Season Game Records.

2002-03: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 4-1, 4-2, 5-2, 5-3, 6-3, 7-3, 8-3, 9-3, 10-3, 11-3, 11-4, 12-4, 13-4, 13-5, 13-6, 13-7, 13-8, 13-9, 13-10, 14-10, 15-10, 15-11.
2003-04: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0, 6-0,7-0, 7-1, 8-1, 9-1, 10-1, 11-1, 12-1, 12-2, 13-2, 14-2, 14-3, 15-3, 16-3, 17-3, 17-4, 18-4, 19-4, 20-4, 20-5, 21-5, 22-5, 23-5, 23-6, 24-6, 24-7, 24-8.
2004-05: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 4-1, 5-1, 6-1, 7-1, 8-1. 9-1, 10-1, 11-1, 12-1, 13-1, 13-2, 14-2, 15-2, 16-2, 17-2, 17-3, 17-4, 18-4, 19-4, 20-4, 20-5, 21-5, 21-6.
2005-06: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0, 6-0, 7-0, 8-0, 9-0, 10-0, 11-0, 12-0, 13-0, 14-0, 15-0, 16-0, 17-0, 18-0, 19-0, 20-0, 21-0, 22-0, 23-0, 24-0, 25-0, 26-0, 27-0, 28-0, 29-0, 30-0, 31-0.
2006-07: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0, 6-0, 7-0, 8-0, 9-0, 10-0, 10-1, 11-1, 12-1, 13-1, 14-1, 15-1, 16-1, 17-1, 18-1, 19-1, 20-1, 21-1, 22-1, 23-1, 24-1, 25-1, 26-1, 27-1, 28-1, 29-1, 30-1, 31-1, 32-1
2007-08: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0, 6-0, 7-0, 7-1, 8-1, 8-2, 8-3, 10-3, 11-3, 12-3, 13-3, 13-4, 13-5, 14-5, 15-5, 16-5, 17-5, 18-5, 18-6, 19-6, 20-6, 21-6, 22-6, 23-6, 24-6, 25-6, 26-6, 27-6
2008-09: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0, 6-0, 7-0, 7-1, 7-2, 8-2, 8-3, 9-3, 10-3, 11-3, 12-3, 12-4, 13-4, 14-4, 15-4, 16-4, 17-4, 18-4, 19-4, 20-4, 21-4, 22-4, 23-4, 24-4, 25-4, 26-4, 27-4, 28-4, 29-4.
2009-10: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 4-1, 4-2, 5-2, 6-2, 6-3, 7-3, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4, 10-4, 11-4, 12-4, 13-4, 14-4 15-4, 15-5, 15-6, 16-6, 17-6, 17-7, 18-7 19-7, 20-7, 21-7, 22-7, 23-7.
2010-11: 0-1, 0-2, 1-2, 1-3, 2-3, 3-3, 4-3, 4-4, 4-5, 5-5, 6-5, 7-5, 8-5, 9-5, 10-5, 10-6, 11-6, 12-6, 13-6, 14-6, 15-6, 16-6, 17-6, 18-6, 19-6, 20-6, 21-6, 22-6, 23-6, 24-6, 25-6, 26-6.
2011-12: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0, 6-0, 7-0, 8-0, 9-0, 9-1, 10-1, 11-1, 12-1, 12-2, 12-3, 13-3, 14-3, 15-3, 16-3, 17-3, 18-3, 19-3, 20-3, 20-4, 21-4, 21-5, 22-5, 23-5, 24-5, 25-5, 26-5, 27-5.
2012-13: 0-1, 1-1, 2-1. 3-1, 4-1, 5-1, 5-2, 5-3, 6-3, 7-3, 7-4, 7-5, 8-5, 8-6, 9-6, 10-6, 11-6, 12-6, 12-7, 13-7, 14-7, 15-7, 16-7, 17-7, 18-7, 19-7, 20-7, 21-7, 22-7, 23-7, 24-7, 25-7.
2013-14: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0. 5-0, 6-0, 7-0, 8-0, 9-0, 9-1, 10-1, 11-1, 12-1, 12-2, 13-2, 13-3, 14-3, 15-3, 16-3, 17-3, 17-4, 18-4, 19-4, 20-4, 21-4, 22-4, 23-4, 24-4, 25-4, 26-4, 27-4, 28-4.
2014-15: 1-0. 2-0, 2-1. 3-1, 3-2, 3-3, 4-3, 5-3, 5-4, 6-4, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4, 9-5, 9-6, 10-6, 10-7, 10-8, 11-8, 12-8, 12-9, 13-9, 14-9, 15-9, 16-9, 16-10.
2015-16: 1-0, 2-0, 2-1, 3-1, 3-2, 3-3, 3-4, 3-5, 4-5, 4-6, 5-6, 5-7, 6-7, 6-8, 7-8, 7-9, 8-9, 8-10, 9-10, 9-11, 10-11, 11-11, 12-11, 12-12, 12-13, 13-13, 13-14.
2016-17: 0-1, 0-2, 0-3, 0-4, 1-4, 2-4, 3-4, 4-4, 5-4, 5-5, 5-6, 5-7, 5-8, 6-8, 7-8, 8-8, 8-9, 8-10, 9-10, 10-10, 10-11, 11-11, 12-11, 13-11, 14-11, 14-12, 15-12, 16-12, 16-13.
2017-18: 1-0, 1-1, 1-2, 2-2, 3-2, 3-3, 3-4, 4-4, 5-4, 5-5, 6-5, 6-6, 7-6, 8-6, 9-6, 9-7, 9-8, 9-9, 10-9, 11-9, 12-9, 12-10, 13-10, 14-10, 15-10, 15-11, 16-11, 16-12.
2018-19: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0, 6-0, 6-1, 6-2, 6-3, 7-3, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4, 10-4, 10-5, 11-5, 12-5, 12-6, 13-6, 13-7, 14-7, 15-7, 16-7, 17-7, 18-7, 18-8, 19-8, 19-9.
2019-20: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0. 6-0. 7-0, 8-0, 9-0, 10-0, 10-1, 11-1, 11-2, 12-2, 13-2, 14-2, 15-2, 16-2, 17-2, 18-2, 19-2, 19-3, 20-3, 20-4, 21-4, 22-4, 23-4, 24-4, 24-5
2020-21: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 4-1, 5-1, 5-2, 5-3, 6-3, 6-4, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4, 10-4, 10-5.
2021-22: 1-0. 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 4-1, 4-2, 5-2, 6-2, 6-3, 7-3, 8-3, 9-3, 10-3, 11-3, 12-3, 13-3, 14-3, 14-4, 15-4, 16-4, 17-4,  17-5, 17-6, 18-6. 19-6, 20-6, 21-6, 22-6, 23-6, 24-6, 25-6, 26-6.
2022-23: 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0. 6-0, 7-0, 8-0, 9-0, 9-1, 10-1, 11-1, 12-1, 13-1, 14-1, 15-1, 15-2, 16-2, 17-2, 18-2, 18-3, 19-3, 20-3, 20-3, 20-4, 21-4, 22-4, 23-4, 24-4, 25-4, 26-4, 27-4, 28-4.
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Being A Great Captain Requires You To Be A Great Follower & Teammate First.

by Brad Lomenick

As LEADERS, it’s equally important for us to know how to FOLLOW as it is how to LEAD. In fact, many believe to be a good leader, you must first be a great follower. And continue to follow well as you continue to lead well. I would suggest that great leaders are equally in tune with how to follow well, as how to lead well. So here are a few thoughts on following:

1. Good followers are finishers. They get the job done. Take projects across the finish line. Make things happen. On their own.

2. Good followers anticipate. They understand what needs to be done next before having to be told, and are always looking for ways to make the process better.

3. Good followers criticize in private, and praise in public. Enough said on that.

4. Good followers are trustworthy. When given an assignment, a leader can be assured that it will get done. Dependable. This is incredibly important.

5. Good followers are vision copycats. They take on, embody and live out the vision and mission of their leader, and of the organization, helping set and model a cultural standard.

6. Good followers make their leader better. They push their leader, and know how to lead up appropriately and intentionally.

7. Good followers lead themselves. They don’t need to be managed, and aren’t needy. They are self aware, and don’t need all the attention from the leader.

8. Good followers are principled. They are humble, disciplined and have complete integrity. They know it’s not about them, and what you see is what you get.
(Courtesy of "On The Journey")
Eric Musselman’s 10 Points of Leadership
 
1. People follow the leader first, and the leader’s vision second.
2. Trust is the force that connects people to the leader and the vision.
 
3. Leadership is not just about what you do, but who you can inspire, encourage and empower others to do
4. A leader brings out the best within others by sharing the best within themselves.
 
5. Just because you are driving the bus, doesn’t mean you have the right to run people over – RESPECT
 
6. Rules without Relationships leads to Rebellion
7. Lead with optimism, enthusiasm and positive energy. Guard against pessimism and “weed out” negativity.
 
8. Great leaders know they do not have all the answers.
9. Leaders inspire and teach their people to focus on solutions, not complaints.
 
10. Great leaders know that success is a process, not a destination.