The Greene Central Rams extended their flawless record to 16-0, overpowering West Craven with a blend of pitching from Austin Hardy and strategic offense, while Coach Brann anticipates their best performance is still on the horizon.
Join the South Lenoir community this Friday at South Lenoir High School for a fundraiser game against East Duplin to support Stephanie Byrd in her fight against cancer, with proceeds from food sales aiding her family.
On Senior Night, the North Lenoir Hawks, led by Coach Cam Sherrer, celebrated their first graduating class with a resounding 19-0 win over Kinston. Class of 2024: UNC-W commit Blake Crawford, University of Mount Olive commit Jackson Jenkins, and Lenoir Community College commit Eli Kearney.
Kinston celebrates the reopening of its newly resurfaced tennis courts at Bill Fay Park, a project supported by a $25,000 grant through the US Open Legacy Initiative in honor of Coco Gauff.
North Lenoir’s tennis team, showcasing dominant performances by Zachary Yarus and others, secured victories against Martin County and Rosewood, enhancing their season record to 9-2 overall and 3-0 in conference play.
The Greene Central Rams showcased their formidable prowess with a 10-2 victory over Washington, marked by Braden Burress’s home run, Riley Radford’s grand slam, and a solid defensive performance led by pitcher Austin Hardy.
South Lenoir Blue Devils extend their winning streak to two with a decisive 12-2 victory over Wallace-Rose Hill, bolstering their second-place standing in the conference.