All in News
While I've stepped back from day-to-day editorial decisions, I've shifted my focus to growing our news portfolio, expanding our high school sports coverage into Wayne County, and delivering stronger video and social media services to our clients. That work continues, and today I'm excited to share a couple of updates that I believe will improve your experience across all of our platforms.
Magic Mile Media is proud to announce the promotion of Trey Scott to Vice President of Sports Media & Digital Strategy. In this role, Trey will continue leading Neuse News Sports while expanding our digital sports media division.
We're heading into our third season and we're excited to support our kids and schools. As you know, what we do for our fans, parents, schools, and student-athletes is free to consume, share and keep. You like a picture? Great, it's yours. We can do that because we have amazing sponsors and businesses who help underwrite the cost of our operations. We have 17 schools, 17 sports, and 3 counties to try and cover. With that being said, we're going to miss some games...
Magic Mile Media has announced the addition of Erica Miller as their new Business Development Representative. Miller, who brings a wealth of experience from her previous roles in business development and community service, is set to enhance the company’s outreach and client relations.
Winston-Salem State University guard Isaac Parson, a junior from Kinston, has been named HBCU National Player of the Week, showcasing his impressive skills with averages of 23.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 5.0 assists, while maintaining a strong connection to his Kinston roots.
The Kinston Lady Vikings go 3-0 in the FCA Christmas Tournament hosted by Lenoir Community College, with Viking Nasheyla Mason being named tournament MVP.
Photo by: William Hardy
Kinston Vikings delivered a dominant performance, overpowering Greene Central Rams 69-39 with a smothering defense and strategic gameplay.
North Lenoir High School's senior wrestler Everett Rouse signs a National Letter of Intent to join the University of Mount Olive's wrestling program, marking a significant milestone in his athletic and academic career.
Craig Dawson, a basketball legend from Kinston High School and Wake Forest, was inducted into the Lenoir County/Kinston Hall of Fame and discussed his legacy in an interview with Trey Scott.
Kinston High's freshman Nasheyla Mason attended an exclusive invite-only basketball exposure camp in Greensboro, N.C.
Tennis enthusiasts and sports fans in Lenoir and surrounding counties are in for a treat as Kinston welcomes the 2023 USTA NC Tri-Level State Tennis Championships from September 22-24.
2023-24 Kinston High Football Season Preview
Photos captured by: William Hardy
"Girls in Kinston that play basketball don't get as many chances as boys and we get overlooked. I want to be the person that can give girls that opportunity," Kelly said.
The event, free to all ages, is scheduled for August 24 from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m., with registration beginning at 11:30 a.m. at Kinston High School.
South Lenoir High School is excited to announce the hiring of Thomas Earp as the new Varsity Boys Basketball Coach. "You tell them I'm coming and Blue Devil Hell is coming with me!" -Thomas Earp
Sports and determination might just be in the DNA for rising sixth-grader Kenzie Carson of Frink Middle School in Lagrange. Be sure to check her out as North Carolina faces Ohio today at 1:00 PM at Stallings Stadium in Greenville, NC.
Kinston's basketball prodigy, Brandon Ingram, gears up to showcase his skills on the 2023 USA Men’s National Basketball Team.
Lenoir Community College named title sponsor, ignites Neuse News Sports' dynamic coverage! Thrilling videos, captivating images, engaging podcasts, and unbiased gameday reporting await!
The annual Greene Central FREE football camp is back!
