The 2007-08 Season returned seven members of the 2006-07 State Championship Team:  Seniors Maggie Ronan and Megan Rembielak were back, along with Juniors Anna DeFrancesco, Gina Simmons, Erinn Thompson, Brittany Cox, and Emily Sickelbaugh. New to the team were Juniors Emma Blaney, and Alyssa Gaudio, Sophomore Erin Fitzgerald, and Freshmen Whitney Knight and Kelli Bonner. 

The season began with seven straight wins, six of them inside of the conference. The lone non-conference win came at Norcross Wesleyan Academy in Georgia. The Lady Villains had to rally late to win a four point contest over the Wolves.  The Villains then hit a bit of adversity, losing three of four.  The Lady Villains lost for the first time in over two years at home, falling to the Grimsley Whirlies 58-51. The Lady Villains headed to Charlotte to play in the Bojangles Dell Curry Invitational, where they defeated eventual 4A Sectional Runner-Up Butler 67-55. Then Villains then dropped a 67-57 contest to eventual 4A State Runner-Up West Charlotte, then lost a 63-56 contest to Bishop McNamara from Maryland in the third place game.

At 8-3, the Lady Villains regrouped, and won their next five games, all in the conference to move to 13-3.  The Lady Villains headed to Berlin, Ohio to play in the Classic In The Country. There they faced eventual Ohio State Champion Mount Notre' Dame. The Lady Villains lost 65-51 to the Cougars, then dropped an overtime thriller to Dayton-Chamindade Julienne 59-53.  The Lady Villains returned home to go on another five game winning streak to improve to 18-5.

In their final regular season contest, the Lady Villains lost at Greensboro Dudley 65-58 to finish the regular season at 18-6.  The Lady Villains won all three games in the conference tournament to improve to 21-6. With those wins, the Lady Villains won their third consective conference tournament title.

In the state playoffs, the Lady Villains opened with home wins over South Davidson and Jordan-Matthews, before going on the road to win the sectional title at Thomasville 60-51. The Lady Villains knocked off Robbinsville in the regional semifinals and Chatham Central in the regional final to advance to their third straight state championship.  There, the Lady Villains pulled away from the Pender Patriots in the second half to claim their third straight 1A State Championship.

The Lady Villains say goodbye to two seniors. Maggie Ronan will be playing basketball at St. Mary's in South Bend, Indiana while Megan Rembielak will be playing softball at Appalachian State.  Maggie finished her career with a four year record of 111-13 while Megan finished her three year career with a record of 83-7.

The Varsity Lady Villains entered the 2008-09 Season with high hopes. The Lady Villains' returned nine players, including seven seniors. The 2007-08 Associated Press' North Carolina High School Player-of-the-Year, Erinn Thompson, led that group of seven returning seniors.  Thompson joined Anna DeFrancesco, Brittany Cox and Gina Simmons in a hope of possibly winning four straight state championships in their four seasons on the varsity team.  Other returning seniors included Emily Sickelbaugh in her third year on the varsity, and two year returnees Alyssa Gaudio and Emma Blaney.  Junior Erin Fitzgerald returns for her second year with the Lady Villains, while sophomore Whitney Knight also returns.  Newcomers to the team included junior Gabby Mortis from our junior varsity team, sophomore Megan Buckland, and freshman Sammi Goldsmith.

The Lady Villains opened the season with six straight wins. Included in those six victories were triumphs over eventual 3A Western and Eastern Regional Qualifiers Statesville and Rockingham and eventual 3A State Champion Dudley.  After the 6-0 start, the Lady Villains traveled west to Phoenix, Arizona to play in the Black ("top") Division of the Nike Tournament of Champions.  The Lady Villains lost three of four in the event all against nationally ranked teams that went onto win state championships in their classifications. The losses were to Regis Jesuit of Colorado, Brea-Olinda of California and Long Beach Poly also of California. The lone win was over Lincoln HS from Texas.

Returning home, the Lady Villains won five straight before falling in Norcross, Georgia to Parkview High School, a team that finished in the top fifteen in the Hoopgurlz Regional Poll. That loss was to be the last one of the season for the Lady Villains.  The Lady Villains went on a seventeen game winning streak allowing them to win their fourth consecutive regular season conference championship and tournament title. Before the start of the post-season, the Lady Villains brought up freshmen Sarah Coon and Marie Petrangeli from the undefeated junior varsity squad to the varsity team. During the state playoffs the Lady Villains defeated East Montgomery, Thomasville and then South Stokes to claim the sectional title. Following the sectionals, the Lady Villains knocked off Robbinsville and then East Surry to win the regional championship.

In the state championship, despite Thompson breaking her wrist in the first quarter, the Lady Villains won 62-31 over East Bladen at North Carolina State to become the third team in N.C.H.S.A.A. History to win at least four straight state championships.

The Lady Villains say good-bye to their senior class which went 119-11 in four seasons.  Three seniors move onto play basketball in college: Erinn Thompson (Virginia), Gina Simmons (Lenoir-Rhyne) and Brittany Cox (Catawba), while Emily Sickelbaugh will play volleyball at Sweet Briar.  Plus a good-bye to their two senior managers Christa Dolan and Kelsey Rochford.