Vote now: Who should be SBLive’s North Carolina High School Coach of the Week (Nov. 10-12)?

Listed here are the candidates for SBLive’s North Carolina Excessive Faculty Coach of the Week for Nov. 10-12 as nominated by followers, readers and SBLive’s workers. Learn via the nominees and solid your vote on the backside of the web page. Voting will conclude on Thursday, Nov. 17 at 11:59 p.m and the winner will probably be introduced Friday, Nov. 18 If you need to appoint an athlete, please e mail gary@scorebooklive.com or tag us on Twitter or Instagram at @SBLiveNC.

THIS WEEK’S NORTH CAROLINA COACH OF THE WEEK NOMINEES:

Editor’s Notice: Our Coach of the Week characteristic and corresponding ballot is meant to be enjoyable, and we don’t set limits on what number of occasions a fan can vote through the competitors. Nevertheless, we don’t enable votes which might be generated by script, macro or different automated means. Athletes that obtain votes generated by script, macro or different automated means will probably be disqualified.

Louis Ray, Hillside: There appears to be no stopping the offense Ray has constructed at Hillside, because the undefeated Hornets (11-0) topped 40 factors for the fifth consecutive sport and the ninth time this season in a 46-43 victory over Apex, 46-43, Thursday night time. The win advances Hillside into the third spherical of the 4A state event.

Chris Bunting, Millbrook: Bunting’s Twelfth-seeded Wildcats survived seven lead modifications as they upset Fifth-seeded Cardinal Gibbons, the reigning 4A state champs, 42-30, to maneuver into the third spherical of 4A. Millbrook is now 11-1 in Bunting’s first season with the workforce.

Fritz Hessenthaler, Southern Alamance: Within the rain and wind, Coach Hessenthaler’s Thirteenth-seeded squad labored into additional time to defeat 4th-seeded New Hanover, 38-32, within the second spherical of the 4A state playoffs, snapping the Wildcats 10 sport win streak and ending their season within the course of.

Richard Shuping, Rolesville: Coach Shuping had his Eleventh-seeded workforce able to roll popping out of the half time intermission, because it constructed  a lead after which held off a livid fourth quarter comeback by Sixth-seeded Cleveland, to prevail on this 4A playoff sport, 28-21.

Dave Miller, Jacksonville: Miller’s Cardinals, the twentieth seed in Class 3A, shocked 4th-seeded Havelock, 49-42, in a playoff conflict. The win avenged a loss by Jacksonville to Havelock earlier this yr and superior the Cardinals to the third spherical of the state playoffs.

Jim Sosebee, Crest: Going through a Third-seeded Oak Grove squad that entered the competition 11-0, Sosebee had his 14th-seeded Chargers poised for an upset and that’s what they delivered, routing the host Grizzlies, 42-15.

Adam Hodge, South Level: After dropping to eventual 3A state champion Dudley, 38-0, in final yr’s state playoffs, to say Hodge had South Level prepared for the rematch can be an unlimited understatement. Not solely did the Eleventh-seeded Crimson Raiders avenge that loss, they scored 74 factors on the Sixth-seeded Panthers in a 74-41 victory, as they superior within the 3A state bracket.