Greene Central opened their season with a dominant 25-0 win over North Lenoir, combining a powerful offensive showcase with a defense that effectively contained standout running back Malik Fuller.
The Greene Central Rams narrowly lost 3-2 to J.H. Rose, showing resilience in the second half but ultimately falling short in their quest for a comeback, as they now aim to secure their first win of the season against Tarboro next Monday.
North Lenoir swept Greene Central in straight sets, showcasing dominance and aggressive play, while both teams look to build on early-season experiences.
Greene Central High School, after winning the North Carolina Class 2A state championship, secured the No. 2 spot in the Small Town Top 25 high school baseball rankings. (National Rankings)
The Heart of a Champion Award honors student-athletes from NCHSAA member schools who have participated in at least one varsity sport or cheerleading and remained ejection-free throughout the school year. These individuals also demonstrate outstanding citizenship and sportsmanship in their communities. This year, the 2023-24 Heart of a Champion Award recognized 23 students from across […]
Greene Central’s versatile and standout centerfielder Jordan Scott, known for his exceptional defensive skills and athleticism across multiple sports, has committed to continuing his baseball career and majoring in welding at Lenoir Community College.
Greene Central High School tennis star Rylee Greene, with the support of her doubles partner Aubree Smith, is giving back to the community by offering free tennis lessons to children aged 5-11, aiming to inspire the next generation of players.
Kinston Post 43, currently 3-4 and on a two-game losing streak, looks to bounce back against Louisburg tonight, bolstered by standout performances from Leland Barrow, Dalton Smith, Brayden Pridgen, and Matthew Rhodes.