From staff reports
West Rowan receiver Kortez Weeks is one of the replacements for the North Carolina team for Saturday’s 80th edition of the Shrine Bowl.
Weeks, the Rowan County Offensive Player of the Year, had 67 catches for 1,307 yards and a county-record 19 touchdowns.
All the replacements — North Carolina will need eight, including two quarterbacks — will be announced today.
South Carolina also will need replacement players.
Hurricane Matthew pushed back the season a week in both Carolinas, so the Shrine Bowl now will be played on the same day as state championship games in both states.
The Shrine Bowl could not be moved back due to hotel reservations, television commitments, and so on, so the game will go on as scheduled at Gibbs Stadium on the campus of Wofford University. Kickoff is at 2 p.m.
Some coaches also will have to be replaced.

LC men fall
Livingstone’s men shot 2-for-19 on 3-pointers and lost at Bowie State, 72-60, on Sunday.
Jimmy Wilson scored 13 to lead Livingstone. David Duncan had 10.
The Blue Bears shot 33 percent from the field and fell to 2-3. It was the first CIAA game for Livingstone, although it’s not a divisional game.
Brian Kelley led Bowie State with 14 points. The Bulldogs shot 43 percent.
The Blue Bears were down 20 at halftime.

Bowie State 72, Livingstone 60

LIVINGSTONE (2-3)
J. Wilson 13, Duncan 10, Belfield 8, Ray 8, Dortch-Jones 8, Lundy 5, Stanback 4, Bond 2, Buitus 1 McClendon 1.
BOWIE (4-5)
Kelley 14, Ebinum 12, A. Wilson 11, Belle 11, Dobyt 11, Briscoe 8, Wells 5.

Livingstone 28 32 — 60
Bowie St. 48 24 — 72

LC women lose

Livingstone’s women lost at Bowie State, 57-46, on Sunday in the CIAA opener for both teams.
The Blue Bears shot 28.3 percent from the field and were 3-for-23 on 3-pointers.
Ari DeJesus had 18 points, and Zena Lovette scored 14 for the Blue Bears.
Kiara Colston led the Bulldogs with 16 points.

Bowie State 57, Livingstone 46

LIVINGSTONE (3-5)
DeJesus 18, Lovette 14, Young 7, Taylor 4, Green 2, Patterson 1.
BOWIE (8-2)
Colston 16, Clyde 14, Williams 8, Jennings 6, Proctor 5, Jing 4, Alexander 4.

Livingstone 14 10 13 9 — 46
Bowie St. 7 12 17 21 — 57

Men’s hoops
Catawba hosts Johnson C. Smith in a special “Education Day” game at 11 a.m. today.
North Rowan grad Malik Ford usually starts for the Golden Bulls.

Women’s hoops
Montreat’s Demeria Robinson (North Rowan) scored 14 points and had five steals in Saturday’s loss to Reinhardt.
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Longwood’s Khaila Hall (West Rowan) had seven points, four rebounds and two assists in a loss at Charlotte on Sunday.