Kinston celebrates the reopening of its newly resurfaced tennis courts at Bill Fay Park, a project supported by a $25,000 grant through the US Open Legacy Initiative in honor of Coco Gauff.
North Lenoir’s tennis team, showcasing dominant performances by Zachary Yarus and others, secured victories against Martin County and Rosewood, enhancing their season record to 9-2 overall and 3-0 in conference play.
The Greene Central Rams showcased their formidable prowess with a 10-2 victory over Washington, marked by Braden Burress’s home run, Riley Radford’s grand slam, and a solid defensive performance led by pitcher Austin Hardy.
South Lenoir Blue Devils extend their winning streak to two with a decisive 12-2 victory over Wallace-Rose Hill, bolstering their second-place standing in the conference.
Emily Jones leads South Lenoir to a 4-2 victory over Wallace Rose Hill in double overtime, marking a pivotal conference win and a memorable birthday for Coach Floyd.
The Arendell Parrott Academy Patriots took to the field this week in an Easter Tournament at Tarboro Municipal Stadium. The Patriots played three games and finished 1-2. The Patriots bested Rocky Mount on Tuesday 16-9 before losing to Tarboro High 12-2 and Edenton (Holmes High) 8-7.
The South Lenoir High School community honors the memory of Manuel “Manny” Lopez, a beloved student-athlete, through heartfelt tributes from his coaches, teammates, and friends, reflecting on his positive spirit, humor, and profound impact. Photos submitted by: Will Harrell/South Lenoir High School Facebook Page
The Greene Central Rams showcased dominant pitching against Ayden-Grifton, allowing only 4 hits and no earned runs across two games, with standout performances from Austin Hardy and Braden Burress, underscoring their unbeaten streak for the season and conference play.
The North Lenoir Hawks clinched their second consecutive Lenoir/Wayne Easter Baseball Classic. The Hawks finished 2-1 in the tournament. Photos by: Kennedy Brown