Wayne Preparatory Academy won 25–9, 25–17, 25–17 at Alpha Academy on September 16 for a three-set conference victory in Fayetteville. The Generals held the home team below 20 points in all three sets.

The win followed straight-set losses to Wayne Christian on September 10 and Community Christian on September 14. Across the Alpha match, Wayne Prep scored 75 points and allowed 43, a 32-point difference. The opening set provided the widest margin at 16 points.

The current schedule marks this match as a conference contest. It was Wayne Prep’s second posted sweep of September, following the September 9 win over Quality Education Academy. Individual kills, assists, digs and aces were not verified.

Community Christian defeated Wayne Preparatory Academy 25–17, 25–14, 25–16 on September 14 in Goldsboro. The visiting Cyclones posted 29 kills and 16 service aces in the three-set nonconference match.

Miranda Lamm led Community Christian with 10 kills. Autumn Bradshaw added four kills, and Paisley Jackson was credited with two total blocks. The Cyclones’ team totals also included 35 digs and 26 assists.

Wayne Prep’s closest set was the opener, an eight-point loss. The Generals scored 47 points across the match and were swept for the second consecutive posted outing after the September 10 loss to Wayne Christian. Wayne Prep player statistics were not available in the reviewed match report.

Wayne Christian defeated visiting Wayne Preparatory Academy 25–16, 25–21, 25–19 on September 10. The Generals scored more points in every set than in the teams’ September 4 meeting, but the Eagles again completed a three-set sweep.

Wayne Prep scored 56 points in the rematch, up from 38 in the first meeting. Its 21-point second set was its closest of the six sets played against Wayne Christian across the two dates.

Izzie Corbett led the Eagles’ posted leaders with seven kills. Stormy Rhode recorded four kills and two total blocks, while Hannah Brock had three kills. The result came one day after Wayne Prep swept Quality Education Academy. Individual Wayne Prep statistics were not available.

Wayne Preparatory Academy defeated Quality Education Academy 25–5, 25–8, 25–9 on September 9 in Goldsboro. The Generals allowed 22 points across the three sets and never let the visitors reach double figures in a set.

The opening set produced Wayne Prep’s largest margin, 20 points. The Generals then won the second by 17 and the third by 16, completing their first sweep among the season results currently posted.

The win followed straight-set losses at Wayne Country Day and Wayne Christian in Wayne Prep’s two previous posted results. It also gave the Generals a second recorded home victory after their five-set August 13 win over Wayne Country Day. Individual match statistics were not verified.

Wayne Christian defeated visiting Wayne Preparatory Academy 25–12, 25–15, 25–11 on September 4 in Goldsboro. The Eagles won each set by at least 10 points and allowed 38 points for the match.

Wayne Prep’s highest set total came in the second, when it scored 15. The Generals were limited to 11 in the closing set, the largest margin of the match at 14 points.

It was Wayne Prep’s second straight loss among its posted results, following the August 25 sweep at Wayne Country Day. Missing results elsewhere on the schedule prevent treating that sequence as a verified complete-season streak. Individual kills, assists and other player totals were not available.

Wayne Country Day defeated Wayne Preparatory Academy 25–9, 25–20, 25–15 on August 25, reversing the outcome of the teams’ five-set meeting 12 days earlier. The home team won both posted meetings in the season series.

Wayne Prep’s best set in the rematch was the second, a five-point loss. The Generals scored 44 points across the three sets after winning the August 13 match 3–2 in their own gym.

The two results split the match series at one victory apiece, although Wayne Country Day won five of the eight sets. Individual player statistics were not verified for the August 25 match.

Wayne Preparatory Academy won the deciding fifth set 15–13 to defeat visiting Wayne Country Day 3–2 on August 13. The Generals took the match 25–17, 25–21, 16–25, 9–25, 15–13.

Wayne Prep won the first two sets before Wayne Country Day answered with back-to-back wins to force the fifth. The two-point deciding-set margin was the smallest margin of the match.

The result provided Wayne Prep’s earliest posted victory of the 2026 season. It also continued the Generals’ success in this matchup after wins in both meetings on the teams’ published 2025 schedule. Individual player statistics were not available for the five-set match.