Trey Scott and Chance Scott are back with another episode of Down The Line, breaking down a busy week across local high school softball and baseball. Season 3 Episode 7…. DONT MISS THIS EPISODE
Troy Eason’s legacy at South Lenoir is defined by his unwavering accountability, deep knowledge of the game, and lasting influence on generations of players and students.
Trailing by one run in the bottom of the seventh after surrendering an eight-run inning, North Lenoir responded with five runs of its own, capped by Lexi Stalnaker’s walk-off double to secure a 19-18 win over SouthWest Edgecombe.
Reed delivered a dominant and defining performance in the circle, going the distance while allowing seven hits and five runs—none earned—and striking out 20 without issuing a walk. She consistently controlled the tempo, working out of traffic and shutting down rallies with swing-and-miss stuff when it mattered most.
North Lenoir showed it can still swing the bat. What it hasn’t solved yet is stopping the bleeding early.
But on this night, the story started—and ended—with Eastern Wayne ace Mallory Reed.
Reed delivered a dominant and defining performance in the circle, going the distance while allowing seven hits and five runs—none earned—and striking out 20 without issuing a walk. She consistently controlled the tempo, working out of traffic and shutting down rallies with swing-and-miss stuff when it mattered most.
North Lenoir senior Maddox Smith has put together one of the greatest careers in program history — and he’s not done yet. In this episode of Timeout with Trey Scott, we sit down with Smith to talk about his record-breaking career, his journey through high school soccer, and his commitment to continue playing at the next level at Chowan University.
South Lenoir senior Makenzie Herring is having a huge season at the plate, batting .511 with power at the leadoff spot — and she’s just getting started. In Episode 28 of Timeout with Trey Scott, we sit down with Herring to talk about her journey through basketball season, battling a shoulder injury, and what’s fueling her breakout senior year.
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.