Winston-Salem State University guard Isaac Parson, a junior from Kinston, has been named HBCU National Player of the Week, showcasing his impressive skills with averages of 23.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 5.0 assists, while maintaining a strong connection to his Kinston roots.
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The Kinston High School boys’ basketball team extended their winning streak to nine with a dominant 73-31 victory over South Lenoir, showcasing a balanced attack led by the Sanders twins and buoyed by impressive underclassman talent.
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In a dominant display, Kinston High School’s girls’ basketball team overpowered South Lenoir with a 56-25 victory, showcasing their depth and emerging talent in a pivotal conference matchup.
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The Lenoir Community College Lancers lost to the Wake Technical Community College Eagles in a physical game, despite leading at halftime, with Head Coach Matt Grantham expressing disappointment in the team’s performance after a holiday break.
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In a stunning showcase of growth and strategic prowess, Kinston High School avenged their season-opening loss to Northern Nash with a decisive 67-48 victory, led by standout performances from Keyshawn Herring, Tyreek Copper, and Jamarion Washington, under the guidance of Coach Perry Tyndall’s inspiring leadership.
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The Kinston Lady Vikings go 3-0 in the FCA Christmas Tournament hosted by Lenoir Community College, with Viking Nasheyla Mason being named tournament MVP.
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Freshman Gavin Brock shines in South Lenoir’s valiant effort against Southwest Onslow, despite falling short in a 71-52 conference opener.
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The Lady Hawks mounted a remarkable comeback to defeat Neuse Charter 64-54, overcoming a 10-point deficit with a strong fourth-quarter performance.
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Kinston High Lady Vikings triumph over Greene Central with a 42-33 victory, propelled by Saniya White-Wooten’s 15-point three-point spree and extending their impressive win streak to 26 games.
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