Wayne Preparatory Academy scored all three of its goals in the second half to beat Alpha Academy 3–2 on September 16 in Fayetteville. The Generals trailed 2–0 at halftime before holding Alpha scoreless after the break.

Keiske Sweeney was credited with two goals. The reviewed statistics did not identify Wayne Prep’s third scorer or establish the timing of the individual goals, but the half-by-half totals confirm the two-goal comeback.

The conference victory followed losses to Wayne Christian and Community Christian by a combined 17–1. Wayne Prep had opened its posted league results with a 2–2 tie against Riverside Christian Academy on August 27. The Alpha win left the Generals unbeaten in those two conference matches and provided their first posted league victory.

Anthony Williams scored Wayne Preparatory Academy’s goal in an 8–1 home loss to Community Christian on September 14. The Cyclones led 7–0 at halftime; each team scored once in the second half.

Williams’ goal was his second in the named match reports reviewed for this page, following his score against Bear Grass Charter on August 26. The Generals avoided a second straight shutout after falling 9–0 at Wayne Christian four days earlier.

Community Christian was credited with seven assists on its eight goals. Wayne Prep’s assist and goalkeeper totals were not available in the reviewed summary. The Generals’ next posted result is the September 16 conference match at Alpha Academy.

Wayne Christian scored four first-half goals and five after the break to defeat visiting Wayne Preparatory Academy 9–0 on September 10 in Goldsboro. Gus Roberts led the Eagles with three goals.

Elijah Gifford added a goal and two assists, and Wayne Christian’s team total included eight assists. The Generals did not have individual statistics in the reviewed match summary.

It was Wayne Prep’s third posted 9–0 loss of the season, following both meetings with Wayne Country Day. Those three matches accounted for 27 goals conceded without a reply. Wayne Prep’s other completed matches through September 10 included an August 27 conference draw with Riverside Christian Academy.

Wayne Country Day defeated Wayne Preparatory Academy 9–0 on September 1, completing a sweep of the teams’ two posted meetings. The Chargers scored four goals before halftime and five after the break in Goldsboro.

Hilton Adams scored three goals. Clem Livengood added one goal and two assists, and Junior Barraza was credited with three saves. Wayne Prep goalkeeper Miles Walls made five saves, while the Generals’ team line listed three shots.

Wayne Country Day also won 9–0 on August 20, when it hosted the first meeting. The rematch followed Wayne Prep’s 2–2 draw with Riverside Christian Academy on August 27. The Generals had scored three goals across their two previous posted home matches before being shut out by the Chargers.

Braylon Lowry scored both Wayne Preparatory Academy goals in a 2–2 home draw with Riverside Christian Academy on August 27. The result was Wayne Prep’s first without a defeat among its five posted matches to that point.

Riverside goalkeeper Tolan Sexton was credited with 21 saves and selected as his team’s player of the match in the posted report. Lowry’s two goals followed single-goal performances against Bear Grass Charter on August 19 and Living Water Christian on August 24.

Wayne Prep entered the match after four losses in which it had scored three goals and allowed 22. The conference draw doubled the Generals’ highest single-match scoring output from that opening stretch. No reliable half-by-half breakdown was posted, so the order of the four goals is not established.

Anthony Williams scored and Miles Walls made four saves as Wayne Preparatory Academy lost 4–1 to visiting Bear Grass Charter on August 26. The Generals trailed 2–1 at halftime before the Bears added two unanswered goals after the break.

Wayne Prep’s posted team line included six shots. Williams’ goal was the Generals’ third across their first four listed matches, following goals by Braylon Lowry against Bear Grass on August 19 and Living Water Christian on August 24.

Bear Grass also defeated Wayne Prep 5–1 on August 19 in Williamston. The return meeting completed a 9–2 aggregate advantage for the Bears across the two games. Wayne Prep had also lost 4–1 to Living Water Christian two days before this rematch.