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High School FootballThursday, November 5

Mooresville hosts South Iredell in the first round of the 7A West football playoffs

The Morning Mooresville teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you're a Mooresville football fan, the postseason starts this week. The unveiled its playoff brackets Oct. 31, and 11th-seeded Mooresville hosts 22nd-seeded South Iredell in the 7A West first round. Third-seeded Lake Norman has a bye.

Mooresville is at home while Lake Norman waits a round

ClassFirst-round game
7A West(22) South Iredell at (11) Mooresville
7A West(3) Lake Norman, bye
5A(18) Carson at (15) West Henderson
4A(22) Forbush at (11) South Rowan

Sources: Salisbury Post, Shelby Star

If you follow Rowan County teams, Carson, East Rowan and Salisbury all hit the road in round one as underdogs. In 5A, 48 teams made the bracket.

  • Carson: at West Henderson, a 140-mile trip
  • Salisbury: at West Stanly, at least a touchdown underdog
  • East Rowan: at North Davidson, underdogs by two touchdowns

The playoffs run from Nov. 6 to the state finals in December

  1. Oct. 31The unveils its football playoff brackets.
  2. Nov. 6The postseason gets underway with first-round games.
  3. Dec. 10-12State championships are played in Chapel Hill, Hickory and Buies Creek.

Source: Shelby Star

Sources: Shelby Star, Salisbury Post

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