Charlie Pelkey ended his high school soccer career with a strong performance in the North Carolina Coaches Association East-West All-Star game, where the West team triumphed 3-1 over the East. Pelkey, a recent Elkin High School graduate and future nursing student at Campbell University, played 34 minutes primarily in midfield. The West led 1-0 at halftime following a goal from Fernando Hernandez. After the East equalized, the West regained the lead with Josue Macias scoring, and Hernandez secured the win with another goal late in the game. Pelkey leaves high school with accolades in both soccer and basketball, cementing his impact on both sports.

By the Numbers
  • Pelkey scored 36 goals and provided 52 assists in his senior soccer season.
  • The West team outshot East 9-10 and secured 3 goals, with Hernandez scoring twice.
State of Play
  • The West team demonstrated strong offensive performance, with early and late goals securing their victory.
  • Pelkey’s contributions were significant, playing a key role in maintaining midfield control.
What's Next

Pelkey will transition to collegiate athletics at Campbell University, where he plans to continue his studies in nursing while potentially pursuing soccer opportunities.

Bottom Line

Pelkey's performance at the All-Star game caps a notable high school career, showcasing his skills in both soccer and basketball, and sets a promising stage for his future endeavors in college athletics and academics.