The 2026 NNS Media Day took place at Lagrange Community Center in Lagrange on July 29th. Neuse News Sports hosted 11 football teams from Lenoir, Greene, Jones, and Wayne Counties. Check out our professional preseason press conferences.
After practice on July 28th, 10 North Lenoir football players who volunteered to participate were baptized by Coach Mike Fields in a large oval metal tub. The school principal, parents, coaches, teammates and community members, including Mike Jenkins, were present to support the athletes.
The resilient #5 seed Greene Central Rams, with an 18-4-1 record, triumphed over top-seeded Clinton in a dramatic overtime playoff game, setting up a high-stakes regional final against the formidable #2 seed Franklin Academy.
In a high-scoring Senior Night clash that had playoff implications and showcased budding talent, Kinston edged out North Lenoir 66-42, closing a chapter while leaving fans optimistic for the future.
A season of soaring highs came to an abrupt end for the North Lenoir Hawks as they fell 3-1 to Manteo in the second round of the NCHSAA 2A East Playoffs. Despite entering the game with a 17-game winning streak, North Lenoir could not muster enough to outlast a resilient Manteo team.
In a nail-biting clash that had fans on the edge of their seats, the Greene Central Rams took on the West Craven Eagles in a game that will be remembered for its heart-pounding moments and outstanding individual performances. West Craven survived to undefeated in conference play winning 35-28.
In a dominant display, Northside shut out Jones Sr. with a final score of 40-0 in their conference matchup. Northside came into the game with a record of (5-2, 2-0), aiming to maintain their undefeated streak in conference play, while Jones Sr. entered the contest with a record of (0-7, 0-2), hoping to secure their first win of the season.