Urban Johnson stepped in at quarterback and delivered a six-touchdown performance as Wayne Christian ended Parrott Academy’s five-game winning streak in the series with a 42-7 victory. The Eagles used turnovers and a physical running game to take control by halftime. Read more at Neuse News Sports.
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For Aziyah Boyer, stepping onto the basketball court at Goldsboro High means more than just playing the game. It means continuing a family legacy that stretches back more than four decades. Boyer is helping lead the Cougars on a historic postseason run, one that echoes a moment that still holds a special place in the […]
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Playing at home, the Falcons fell to Person 51-46, ending their season at 11-10. Person entered the matchup at 14-12 and withstood a late Aycock push to secure the five-point victory. Aycock opened the game struggling offensively, as Person jumped out to a quick 10-0 lead. The early deficit forced the Golden Falcons to play […]
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Charles B. Aycock opened the playoffs in dominant fashion, defeating Richlands 61-19 behind 14 points from junior Alonna Frederick and a balanced scoring effort that saw nine Lady Falcons reach the scoring column. CBA now advances to face South Brunswick in Round 2.
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West Craven spoiled the home finale, handing North Lenoir a 51-43 loss as the Lady Hawks honored their seniors. Senior night energy was evident from the opening tip, as North Lenoir competed hard on its home floor. The Lady Hawks looked determined to send their seniors out with a win, matching West Craven’s intensity throughout […]
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The Goldsboro native and veteran defensive tackle is set to suit up in the Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks, marking a milestone moment in a career built on toughness, consistency, and longevity in the NFL trenches. In a recent interview with KayTee of 92.7 Jamz, Reed reflected on what the moment means to him […]
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The South Lenoir Blue Devils (3–5) came out swinging on homecoming night, driving deep into Pender territory on their opening possession. But a pair of costly penalties stalled the drive — and that moment summed up much of the evening as the undefeated Pender Patriots (8–0) pulled away for a 44–12 victory Friday in Deep Run.
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The Kinston Vikings (3-3, 0-1) dropped a tough 33-21 decision on the road Friday night to the Ayden-Grifton Chargers (4-2, 1-0), undone by costly penalties, turnovers, and a back-breaking pick-six late in the fourth quarter.
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The spotlight was on spirit Wednesday night at the Wayne Regional Agricultural Fair Cheerleading Competition, where squads from across Eastern North Carolina took the stage and battled for top honors in front of a lively crowd.
In the middle school division, Woodington claimed first place with a sharp and energized routine, followed by Wayne School of Engineering in second and E.B. Frink in third.
The Kinston Vikings (3-2) delivered a statement win Friday night, dismantling rival South Lenoir (3-2) in a 59-6 victory at home. Behind a nearly perfect outing from quarterback Tyler Jones, explosive receiving from Tyreek Copper, and a punishing ground game from Genesis Wiggins, the Vikings built a 47-0 halftime lead and never looked back.
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The Greene Central Rams (2-2-2) made a big statement Tuesday night with a 4-2 home victory over previously unbeaten D.H. Conley (3-1-2), and senior captain Miguel Zavala was at the heart of it all.
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With a game full of defense and field position, the Hawks’ offense finally broke through in the second half as North Lenoir defeated South Lenoir 20-6 in the annual Braggin’ Bowl rivalry matchup.
Greene Central opened the 2025 football season with a statement, rolling past North Lenoir 55-0 behind quarterback Joshua Cetnar, wide receiver Sam Avent, and a defense that shut down the Hawks all night.
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North Lenoir leaned on its resilience and heart Tuesday night, rallying late and delivering a four-run knockout punch in extra innings to defeat South Granville, 5-1, and advance to the second round of the NCHSAA 2A Baseball Playoffs.
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Greene Central High School’s baseball coach, Benjamin Brann, has been named the 2023-24 North Carolina State Baseball Coach of the Year by the NFHS Coaches Association. Brann takes the crown out of all classifications in the state of North Carolina. The honor caps off a historic season in which the Rams went undefeated in the […]
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HAW RIVER, NC — The #19-seeded Kinston Vikings traveled to Haw River and shocked the #3-seeded Southeast Alamance Stallions with a thrilling 26-13 victory in freezing temperatures. The win advances the Vikings to the third round of the playoffs, keeping their postseason dreams alive.
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La Grange –The North Lenoir Hawks (4-5) delivered a commanding performance in the annual Bragging Bowl, overpowering the South Lenoir Blue Devils (0-9) with a 47-6 victory at the Swamp. With a relentless ground game and a defense that held the Blue Devils to under 100 total yards, the Hawks controlled the game from start to finish, seizing local bragging rights and setting the stage for a critical game against Kinston next week, with the #2 spot in the conference on the line.
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Despite a valiant second-half effort, the North Lenoir Hawks couldn’t overcome a dominant performance by the undefeated James Kenan Tigers, ultimately falling 63-14. The Hawks, now 3-5 on the season, struggled early but showed fight after halftime, with standout performances from key players like Braxton Myers and Malik Fuller.
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The North Lenoir Hawks (3-3) pulled off an exciting 18-15 victory over the Wallace-Rose Hill Bulldogs (4-3) during their homecoming game in front of a packed crowd draped in green and black. The question going into the game, especially after last week’s win over Southwest Onslow, was whether the Hawks were ready to take the next step. The answer was a resounding yes.
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September 9th, 2023, marked a day that forever changed the lives of everyone at North Lenoir High School. The tragic passing of Coach Tony Hill left a lasting impact on the entire community, and his memory continues to inspire those who knew him. One year later, the North Lenoir Hawks find themselves in a similar situation, starting the season 0-3. However, much like last year when they honored Coach Hill with a resounding 58-13 win over East Carteret, the Hawks (0-3) will once again look to rally for a huge win against the Mariners (0-3) at home.
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