Frink’s football team traveled across the county line to face the Trojans of Jones Middle on last Tuesday. After a slow start, Frink secured a 30-0 victory over Jones. Several players stood out on offense. Bryson James initiated the scoring, spinning and juking his way to a 45-yard touchdown run. He was followed by Amare […]
A challenging homecoming awaited the North Lenoir Hawks (1-6) as they hosted the undefeated East Duplin Panthers (7-0), succumbing to a decisive 42-0 loss.
The Arendell Parrott Academy Patriots traveled up Highway 11 to face the Saints of John Paul II in Greenville, NC. The Patriots defeated the Saints 42-35 in a game that lived up to its surrounding hype.
Southwest Onslow came into the conference matchup with a record of 3-4, 2-1, and South Lenoir with a record of 1-6, 0-3. South Lenoir came in looking to get back in the win column as they haven’t won since Week 2 against non-conference Jones Sr.
Fresh off their victories at the Lenoir County Fair Cheerleading Competition, North Lenoir High School and Frink Middle School continued their winning streak at the 74th Annual Wayne Regional Agricultural Cheerleading Competition held tonight.
In a season that can best be described as a learning curve for the Kinston Vikings, who are currently 3-4 in one of North Carolina’s toughest conferences, the emergence of a dynamic quarterback-wide receiver duo has been a silver lining.
In a night filled with emotion and community support, the South Lenoir Blue Devils (7-7) donned pink uniforms in honor of Mrs. JoElla Wooten, a local community member courageously battling breast cancer. Despite their valiant effort, they fell to the Wallace-Rose Hill Lady Bulldogs (13-3) in a thrilling five-set match.