Charlotte, NC, December 19, 2025
Providence Day School has secured the NCISAA Division I state football championship by defeating Charlotte Christian School with a score of 42-6. This victory marks the Chargers’ fourth state title in five years and their first undefeated season in program history. Under the guidance of head coach Chad Grier, the team showcased significant offensive and defensive strength throughout the game, led by outstanding performances from key players.
Charlotte, NC – Providence Day School Reclaims State Football Championship
Providence Day School secured the North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association (NCISAA) Division I state football championship on November 21, 2025, defeating Charlotte Christian School 42-6. This victory marked the Chargers’ fourth state title in five years and their first undefeated season in program history under head coach Chad Grier.
Dominant Performance in Championship Game
The championship game showcased Providence Day’s offensive and defensive prowess. Senior running back Aidan Gallos opened the scoring with a 50-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. Quarterback Zaid Lott contributed significantly, throwing three touchdown passes to wide receiver Brendan Ravin, and adding a rushing touchdown. Gallos added a second touchdown run, this time from 38 yards out, solidifying the Chargers’ commanding lead. The defense effectively neutralized Charlotte Christian’s offense, allowing only a single touchdown.
Season Overview
Throughout the 2025 season, Providence Day demonstrated consistent excellence. In a notable early-season matchup, the Chargers avenged a previous loss by defeating Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School 55-34. Quarterback Zaid Lott delivered an outstanding performance, accounting for eight total touchdowns, including four passing and four rushing. Wide receiver Gordon Sellars was a key contributor, catching three of Lott’s touchdown passes. This victory was particularly significant as Rabun Gap had ended Providence Day’s three-year state championship streak in 2024.
Historical Context
Providence Day’s 2025 championship win continues a legacy of success in the NCISAA. The Chargers have secured multiple state titles in recent years, including consecutive championships from 2021 to 2023. Their consistent performance underscores the program’s prominence in North Carolina high school football.
Looking Ahead
With the 2025 season concluded, Providence Day School’s football program reflects on a season of resilience and achievement. The Chargers’ ability to reclaim the state title after a brief hiatus highlights their determination and commitment to excellence. As they look forward to future seasons, Providence Day remains a formidable force in North Carolina high school football.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What was the final score of the 2025 NCISAA Division I state championship game?
The final score was Providence Day School 42, Charlotte Christian School 6.
Who is the head coach of Providence Day School’s football team?
The head coach is Chad Grier.
How many state championships has Providence Day School won in the past five years?
Providence Day School has won four state championships in the past five years.
Who was the standout player in the 2025 championship game?
Senior running back Aidan Gallos was a standout, scoring a 50-yard touchdown run and a 38-yard touchdown run in the championship game.
What was the outcome of the early-season game against Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School?
Providence Day defeated Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School 55-34 in an early-season matchup.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Season Record | 13-0, undefeated |
| State Championship Title | NCISAA Division I |
| Head Coach | Chad Grier |
| Notable Players | Aidan Gallos (Senior Running Back), Zaid Lott (Quarterback), Brendan Ravin (Wide Receiver) |
| Key Victories | 55-34 win over Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School |
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