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In a time where players are always searching for the next opportunity, Ashanti Lynch stayed—and built something historic. From North Lenoir to an All-American career at UMES, her journey is proof that loyalty and work still win.
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Check out the latest Softball and Baseball RPI rankings from our NNS teams including NNS Wayne.
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North Lenoir continued its strong season with dominant wins over Ayden-Grifton and Southwest Edgecombe, improving to 8-3 overall and 5-0 in conference play. Seniors Casey Alston and Maddox Smith remain unbeaten in both singles and doubles, leading the Hawks’ early success.
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Bethel Christian Academy continued its strong start to the season Thursday, rolling past North East Carolina Prep 20-8 to move to 7-3 on the year.
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We break down the Top 3 baseball teams of the past decade and ask the question—did we get it right? 👀
Plus, South Lenoir stays hot, North Lenoir is showing signs of a turnaround, and Greene Central responds after a tough stretch as conference play heats up across the board.
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South Lenoir continued its dominant start to the season last night, exploding for a 13-run fourth inning in a 21-10 win over Richlands. The victory moves the Blue Devils to 7-0 and keeps them positioned as the No. 1 team in the state in RPI, the sole factor used for playoff seeding.
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Check out our intriguing interview with South Lenoir Junior Pitcher Jade Sasnett. Our Trey Scott talks about the game, the season, and her personal athletic career. Take a look:
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Behind big-time performances at the plate and steady pitching, Woodington pushed its record to 5-0 on the season with a pair of wins, including a 21-2 victory over CSS Cougars and a 10-5 win against Rosewood Middle.
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Backed by discipline in the classroom, a blue-collar mentality, and a lifelong bond with his father and coach, Greene Central’s Deuce Wilson turned years of quiet work into a Division II opportunity at Winston-Salem State.
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