The gym is never louder then when a Woodlawn basketball team takes the court. Everybody loves the excitement and fast paced play of basketball and Woodlawn is no exception. And this year we have a new hardwood maple floor in the gym just like you’ll find in the NBA. Basketball builds coordination, endurance and of course teamwork.
Both the Boys and Girls Varsity teams started as a freelance teams in 2009, joined the Mid-State Christian conference in 2010 and moved to the NCISAA Southern Piedmont Athletic Association (SPAA) in 2014.
Both girls and boys teams play in the winter season.
For the 2022-2023 season we’re excited to field Middle School and Junior Varsity teams for both girls and boys!
2022-2023 SEASON
Schedules subject to change. Please see Woodlawn Notes for latest updates.
Boys Junior Varsity
Boys Middle School
Girls Junior Varsity
Girls middle school
Coach Robinson
MEET OUR Coach
The Varsity Boys Basketball team is coached by Tony Robinson.
Team & INdividual
Awards
Boys
2019 SPAA All-Conference: Jesse Jacobson, Kevan Nikolich, Dylan White
girls
2015 SPAA All-Conference: Clare Robinson
PAST RESULTS
December 8: Woodlawn vs St. Mark
The 'Blazers rallied with a strong 4th quarter to defeat St. Mark 34-29. Xander scored 15 points and Yusuf posted 12 points, while Jake and Henderson scored 4 and 3 points, respectively. RJ was tremendous on the boards, Jacob and Nathan added defensive pressure, and Parker chipped in with some key minutes.
November 28: Woodlawn vs Victory Christian
The Trailblazers came back from a big deficit against a very quick Victory Christian team to close a double digit deficit to 8 with 4 minutes to go. The 'Blazers worked hard but couldn't get any closer and ended up losing 43-28. Xander posted 14 points and Yusuf posted 6 points, while RJ, Jake, Henderson, and Parker each scored 2 points. RJ and Jacob did a great job on the boards.
November 14: Woodlawn vs Cabarrus Charter
The Middle School 'Blazers lost 37-11 to Cabarrus Charter Academy. The 'Blazers came out with first game nerves, settled in after a rough first quarter, and competed well the last 3 quarters of the game. Xander Bowen had 5 points, Yusuf Shire added 4, and Jake Modrak posted 2.
