Greene Central football coach Jay Wilson joins Episode 20 of the Trey Scott Sports Show to discuss the Rams’ rivalry win over Kinston, plus East of I-95 rankings and more.
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High school football statistical leaders after Week 8 in Eastern North Carolina, with passing, rushing, receiving, defensive and touchdown totals.
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Aiden Ramirez-Cruz leads the area with 36 goals as Wayne Country Day moves to No. 1 in the latest Neuse News boys soccer power rankings.
Lenoir Community College volleyball improved to 17-8 after a 4-3 stretch, already surpassing last season’s win total with four Region 10 matches left.
Greene Central, Goldsboro and C.B. Aycock host playoff matches Wednesday, while Rosewood heads to Manteo and Jones Senior opens its postseason at Hobgood Charter.
Monday’s Neuse News Sports scoreboard includes Bethel Christian’s 6-0 soccer victory and 3-0 volleyball sweep over Washington Montessori, plus other Oct. 12 results.
The October 12–18 sports schedule for Neuse News Sports-covered schools, including Ambleside and LCC volleyball, with daily matchups, times and postseason notes.
J.H. Rose remains No. 1 as Week 8 brings major movement throughout the East of I-95 Top 92, led by Pasquotank County, Greene Central and Camden County.
East Columbus erased most of a 14-point deficit, but a stopped two-point conversion left the Gators with a 22-20 loss at East Bladen.
Jaice Johnson threw four touchdown passes and ran for another score as Northern Nash defeated Southern Wayne 62-0. The Saints visit Fike on Oct. 16.
Jones Senior trailed by one after the first quarter before Southside pulled away for a 46-6 conference win in Chocowinity.
Christian Wooten rushed for 101 yards and a touchdown, but South Lenoir fell 37-6 to Clinton on Friday night for its fourth straight loss.
Nine verified football finals involving Neuse News Sports Premium teams from Friday, October 9, 2026, with school links and Neuse News Sports coverage.
The Rams spoiled Kinston’s homecoming with a 49–24 victory, piling up 391 yards of offense while holding the Vikings to 95. Greene Central forced four interceptions, scored seven touchdowns.
