Who among former South North Carolina area high school athletes will be active on Wednesday, March 4?

Margaret Cartrette and Ty Lawson

Mar 3, 2026

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These former South North Carolina area high school standouts will be active on Wednesday, March 4.

Margaret Cartrette and Ty Lawson

Margaret Cartrette

Belmont Abbey Crusaders

Pitcher

Freshman

Whiteville High School

Hometown: Whiteville

Next Game: vs. Seton Hill Griffins, Wednesday, March 4, 1 p.m.

Margaret Cartrette and Ty Lawson

Ty Lawson

UNC Wilmington Seahawks

Right handed pitcher

Senior

6′5″ 210

Whiteville High School

Hometown: Whiteville

Next Game: vs. East Carolina Pirates, Wednesday, March 4, 6 p.m.

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