The C.B. Aycock Golden Falcons (3-0) maintained their perfect start to the season with a commanding 49-6 victory over the North Lenoir Hawks (0-3). Despite a promising defensive play by the Hawks, who forced a fumble on C.B. Aycock’s opening possession, they quickly handed the ball back to the Falcons. Aycock capitalized with a four-yard rushing touchdown and never relinquished control of the game.
North Lenoir Hawks fought back from a halftime deficit to tie the game in the second half but ultimately fell 4-2 to the undefeated Washington Pam Pack, with Coach Chris Evans praising his team’s resilience and leadership despite the loss.
Greene Central’s versatile and standout centerfielder Jordan Scott, known for his exceptional defensive skills and athleticism across multiple sports, has committed to continuing his baseball career and majoring in welding at Lenoir Community College.
The South Lenoir Lady Blue Devils defeated the Eastern Wayne Lady Warriors 2-0 in the first round of the state playoffs, showcasing strong pitching and strategic play.
In the NCHSAA playoffs, the North Lenoir Hawks suffered a heartbreaking defeat to Bartlett Yancey, 9-6, despite a strong start and notable performances, ending their season with a promising outlook for next year.
Greene Central finishes the regular season with a 10-0 win over Croatan, the #2 ranked team in 3A baseball. The Rams finish 21-0 on the year. The best record the Rams have produce in atleast 25 years.
This LCC Round UP explores the 2023-24 Lenoir Community College baseball team’s journey, highlighting key players, pivotal games, and challenges as they gear up for their final regular season series.
Matthew “Tadpole” Rhodes led the South Lenoir Blue Devils to a momentous 2-0 victory over North Lenoir on Senior Night, pitching a complete game shutout and playing a pivotal role in securing their first win against the Hawks since 2016.
On Senior Night, the North Lenoir Hawks, led by Coach Cam Sherrer, celebrated their first graduating class with a resounding 19-0 win over Kinston. Class of 2024: UNC-W commit Blake Crawford, University of Mount Olive commit Jackson Jenkins, and Lenoir Community College commit Eli Kearney.
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.
In what was described as a quintessential team performance, the Kinston Vikings surged to a decisive 15-5 victory over Union. Coach Andrew McCloud couldn’t hide his enthusiasm, stating, “Our guys played their hearts out.”
In a dramatic season finale, the North Lenoir Hawks showcased grit and skill but were narrowly defeated by the Wallace-Rose Hill Bulldogs, 57-54, despite standout performances and a strong early lead
Bethel Christian Academy honored their long time coach Bert Potter by naming the court after him. The gym where he won so many games, took tough losses, and most importantly the gym where he taught young men and women so many life lessons is now named after his legacy.
Malachi Ramsey’s stellar 32-point performance powered North Lenoir Hawks to a decisive 73-42 victory against the South Lenoir Blue Devils in a riveting basketball game.
In a dynamic game of shifting momentum, the South Lenoir Blue Devils’ early lead was overturned by the Ayden Grifton Chargers, culminating in a 60-47 loss despite spirited performances from key players.
In a dynamic game of shifting momentum, the South Lenoir Blue Devils’ early lead was overturned by the Ayden Grifton Chargers, culminating in a 60-47 loss despite spirited performances from key players.