Lenoir Community College rallied from two sets down to beat Davidson-Davie, improving to 12-4 overall and continuing a strong Region 10 season that has already surpassed last year’s conference win total.
Lenoir Community College volleyball is 12-4 overall and 5-4 in Region 10 DII after picking up two wins Saturday over Rockingham and Virginia Peninsula.
Now the Lancers head into a tough stretch, beginning Tuesday at Davidson-Davie at 6 p.m.
Lenoir Community College volleyball battled Richard Bland to five sets during a challenging week, while LCC baseball opened its Fall 2026 exhibition schedule.
Cash finished his varsity career with a .365 batting average, 93 hits, 102 runs, 76 RBIs, 22 doubles and 68 stolen bases. As a pitcher, he compiled a 10-6 record with a 2.33 ERA and 120 strikeouts across 93⅓ innings.
J.H. Rose head football coach Will Bland joins Episode 2 of The Trey Scott Sports Show as Trey Scott breaks down ECU star Branden Burress’ historic season, unveils his Top 10 quarterbacks in Eastern North Carolina, and examines some of the biggest storylines shaping the 2026 football season.
Lenoir Community College’s 2026 baseball season hasn’t followed a straight line. It’s been a climb, a stumble, and ultimately a response — one that now includes a postseason berth.
At 27-20 overall and 25-16 in conference play, the Lancers have secured their spot in the postseason, riding a late surge that reflects both the strength of their lineup and the lessons learned during a difficult midseason stretch. Lenoir also has one regular season game remaining before turning its full attention to postseason play.
The numbers tell part of the story. The rest is how they got there.
Gage Mustachia turned years of relentless work and a family-rooted love for baseball into a dream come true, earning the opportunity to play at the next level while leading by example at Jones Senior.
Kinston quarterback Tyler Jones, the school’s all-time passing leader who guided the Vikings to the 3A state championship game, will announce his college commitment to Mars Hill on Tuesday after a record-setting high school career.
Lenoir Community College will celebrate its athletic legacy and Eastern North Carolina talent by retiring the jerseys of Sammy Hewitt and Ralph Roberts while welcoming guest speaker Parker Byrd and guest of honor James Fulghum at the First Pitch, Final Serve Athletics Dinner on January 15, 2026.
Lenoir Community College announced plans to construct a new press box, concession stand, and restroom facility at the baseball field, with work beginning soon as part of a fan-focused upgrade funded through the final agreement with the Kinston Wingmen.
Lenoir Community College will host its 2026 First Pitch, Final Serve Athletics Dinner on January 15 at 6:00 p.m. in the LCC Gymnasium, featuring guest speaker Parker Byrd, with $50 tickets benefiting LCC Athletics.