Cary-lina, NC – This was the most beautiful weekend all year. Possibly in history. Anywhere.
Feeling guilty about the impending spectacular Sunday, knowing that I would be parked on my couch, I jammed a whole nature-packed weekend into my Saturday. If nothing else, but to avoid getting rickets. Read more
Story by Hal Goodtree. Photos by Karl Fisher.
Cary, NC – The RailHawks might have been shot out of a cannon this season, with a 17-3-8 record, massive crowds at Wake Med Soccer Park and a high level of excitement at the games. But the season is on the line this Saturday, with a must-win game against the Minnesota Stars. Read more
Story by Matt Young. Photos by Suzie Wolf. Mark Ratcliff also contributed to this story.
Cary-lina, NC – I’m a day late in posting the report on the game versus the Saints. “Why?”, you may ask.
I just got home from an out-of-town trip for a wedding. A WEDDING. ON SUNDAY! At 2 pm! IN THE FALL!
Who are these people that think this makes sense?
Thank goodness for DVRs and smartphones. Read more
Story from staff reports. Photos by Tom Mousseau.
Cary, NC – In this edition of Wide World of Cary Sports, we focus on Green Hope varsity boys soccer, ranked #1 in North Carolina and #3 in the nation, according to Max Preps. Read more
Story by Matt Young. File photo by Suzie Wolf.
Cary-lina, NC – The 1-3 Panthers played well this week but came up short 29 – 34 to the Chicago Bears, who are not exactly the Monsters of the Midway anymore. But let’s not forget that the Bears were in the NFC Championship just a little over 9 months ago. And one of the other two losses Carolina has been handed was to last year’s Super Bowl winners.
No, the schedule gods have not been fair to the Panthers. Before the bye, they still will have to play the Saints, the Falcons, the Redskins and the Vikings. A brutal schedule. Yet they’ve been “in” every game right to the end. Read more
Story by Lindsey Chester, photos courtesy of the Miracle League
Cary, NC- The Miracle League of the Triangle has been helping kids with disabilities enjoy the game of baseball for 5 years. They provide a service not just for those youngsters, but for all the volunteers in the organization who come together to make the league possible. Read more
Story by Matt Young. Photos by Suzie Wolf.
Cary, NC – It was just another week of surprises in the NFL. What do they say? “…on any given Sunday…”?
The mighty Pats lost to the lowly (and now 3-0) Bills, the Giants broke their losing streak to the so-called “Dream Team” Eagles, and the Lions broke a 13-game losing streak to the Vikes.
Most importantly, the Panthers posted a “W” with a sloppy 16-10 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars. Read more
Story by special guest columnist Mark Galland. Dr. Galland is a Board Certified Orthopaedic Surgeon specializing in sports medicine, practicing in Wake Forest and North Raleigh. He serves as team physician and orthopaedic consultant to the Carolina Mudcats.
Cary, NC – As the fall season progresses, it’s important to review some basic information that may help your student athlete stay healthy and perform at the highest level. Read more
Cary, NC – It’s our own version of Tobacco Road. Last Friday, under the lights, the Cary High (4-0-0) Imps steamrolled the Apex (0-2-0) Cougars 34-0.
Our own Suzie Wolf was there and filed these pictures for Wide World of Cary Sports. Read more
Story by Matt Young. Photo from CarolinaPanthers.
Cary, NC – “Opening day” has come and gone. We may have learned something about these about these new Panthers. It starts with their new signal caller. Read more