WINSTON-SALEM – The Central Cabarrus football team fell to Winston-Salem Mount Tabor, 21-20, in overtime in the first round of the Class 3AA playoffs Friday at Spartan Stadium.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Vikings' season ends with overtime loss to Mount Tabor (WITH PHOTO GALLERY)
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Solomon Faulkner (6) of the Central Cabarrus Vikings is hit by Kyshaad Davis (9) of the Mount Tabor Spartans during second half action at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
Mount Tabor Spartans running back B.J. Mcintyre (23) is tackled by Te'Veon Glover (25) and Aiden Alexander (41) of the Central Cabarrus Vikings during first half action at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
DeAndre Boykins (7) of the Central Cabarrus Vikings celebrates after making a play on defense during first half action against the Mount Tabor Spartans at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
DeAndre Boykins (7) of the Central Cabarrus Vikings fights his way across the goal line for a touchdown during first half action against the Mount Tabor Spartans at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
Nemo Williams (10) of the Central Cabarrus Vikings returns an interception for a touchdown during first half action against the Mount Tabor Spartans at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
Nemo Williams (10) of the Central Cabarrus Vikings is congratulated by teammates after returning an interception for a touchdown during first half action against the Mount Tabor Spartans at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
Matthew Gemmell (15) of the Mount Tabor Spartans is tackled by Jay Rodgers-Freeman (15) of the Central Cabarrus Vikings during first half action at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
Central Cabarrus Vikings quarterback Da'Jon Johnson (4) scrambles out of the pocket during first half action against the Mount Tabor Spartans at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
Central Cabarrus Vikings quarterback Da'Jon Johnson (4) drops back to pass during second half action against the Mount Tabor Spartans at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
B.J. Mcintyre (23) of the Mount Tabor Spartans is stood up by Logan Anderson (45), Native Johnson (19) and Jay Rodgers-Freeman (15) of the Central Cabarrus Vikings during second half action at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
B.J. Mcintyre (23) of the Mount Tabor Spartans is stopped short of the goal line by several Central Cabarrus Vikings defenders at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
Lance Patterson (25) of the Mount Tabor Spartans celebrates after scoring a touchdown in overtime against the Central Cabarrus Vikings at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
DeAndre Boykins (7) of the Central Cabarrus Vikings is consoled by teammate Donte Hightower (28) after having been stopped on a 2-point attempt in overtime against the Mount Tabor Spartans at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
Nate Frazier (26) of the Central Cabarrus Vikings puts his arm around teammate Jay Rodgers-Freeman (15) after a tough loss on overtime to the Mount Tabor Spartans at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
Central Cabarrus Vikings head coach Kevin McClamrock hugs Brooks Lawing (43) following the overtime loss to the Mount Tabor Spartans at Bob Sapp Field at Mount Tabor High School on November 15, 2019, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Spartans defeated the Vikings 21-20 in overtime. (Brian Westerholt/Special to the Independent Tribune)
WINSTON-SALEM – Central Cabarrus saw its season come to a close Friday.
