Garrett Cote is a Sports Reporter at Our Community Now. He specializes in covering team sports and various sports disciplines, bringing a passionate and informed perspective to his writing. Garrett's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Amherst Bulletin, Greenfield Recorder, Daily Hampshire Gazette, and The Charlotte Observer, among others.
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Myers Park, coming off a bye week, didn't waste much time getting into the N.C. 8A playoffs, beating Chambers 42-0 at home.
By: Garrett Cote
Providence Day is working on a bona fide private school football dynasty.
By: Garrett Cote
When Chad Grier took over at Providence Day six years ago, the standard he imagined creating for his Chargers team looked a lot like what Charlotte
By: Garrett Cote
Charlotte Catholic is a soccer state champion again. The Cougars rallied to tie the state championship game with Apex's Middle Creek High and the Cougars won their eighth state championship on penalty kicks.
A complete team effort powered the Charlotte Catholic boys basketball team by Kings Mountain, 70-52, during the State Farm Classic at Ardrey Kell High School on Friday night.
Story by Garrett Cote Trailing by one point less than a minute into the fourth quarter, Ardrey Kell found itself in a rock fight
By: Garrett Cote
A big night from sophomore point guard Kaharri Coleman helped West Charlotte slip past Cary's Panther Creek, 67-65, at the East-West Showcase at Hopewell High School.
