North Lenoir tennis remains undefeated at 6-0 (1-0 conference) after dominant wins over North Johnston (7-1) and Rosewood (9-0), showcasing depth and consistency in both singles and doubles play.
Lenoir Community College has significantly improved this season, with higher batting averages, increased power numbers, better plate discipline, a lower opponent batting average, and a stronger home record, positioning them as a more competitive and well-rounded team.
Radford pitched a complete-game gem, striking out 13 Hawks, allowing just four hits, and surrendering five runs—only one earned—in seven gritty innings. At one point, Radford retired 14 consecutive North Lenoir batters, silencing the Hawks’ bats until a furious rally in the sixth inning.
Jones Senior’s Payten Plyler earns this week’s Female Athlete of the Week after an impressive offensive performance in two games for the Trojans. The senior shortstop showcased her power at the plate, hitting .625 over the two-game stretch against North Johnston and Bethel Christian Academy, tallying five hits, five RBIs, and two home runs.
North Lenoir senior Garrett Byrd delivered a clutch all-around performance in last Friday’s 5-4 victory over Greene Central, earning him this week’s Male Athlete of the Week. Byrd showcased his power at the plate, going 1-for-2 with a solo home run, an RBI, and a walk, while also making a significant impact on the mound. The senior pitched four strong innings, allowing just four hits while striking out six batters.
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) has announced a historic expansion from four to eight classifications for 2025-2029, significantly reshaping local high school conferences.
The Frink Cavaliers made quick work of Bethel Christian Academy on Tuesday, cruising to a 10-0 win behind dominant pitching and aggressive baserunning.
South Lenoir put together its most complete performance of the season Tuesday night, using a six-run fifth inning to secure a dominant 10-0 win over Richlands. The victory marks the Blue Devils’ second of the year—both coming against the Wildcats after a 16-3 win on the road last week
Christian Tavarez, a 5’8”, 160-pound wide receiver from Greene Central, overcame doubts about his size through relentless work ethic and determination, earning a college football opportunity with Methodist University.
North Lenoir and Greene Central tennis programs earned statewide recognition in the 2025 Men’s 2A Preseason Poll, ranking No. 7 and No. 9, respectively, as they aim for strong postseason runs.
Jones Senior softball, led by senior Peyton Flowers and a mix of experienced and developing players, aims to extend its playoff streak while competing in a tough conference under head coach Jody Turner.
North Lenoir edged Greene Central 5-4 in a thrilling rivalry matchup, with Garrett Byrd setting the tone early with a solo homer, Carter Chadwick delivering in the clutch, and Whit Johnson sealing the win with a game-ending tag at the plate.
Greene Central opened its 2025 season with a 7-4 win over 3A Hunt, using timely hitting and solid pitching to secure the victory despite some defensive struggles.
Wriston Honeycutt’s dominant pitching performance and North Lenoir’s explosive fifth-inning rally powered the Hawks to a 9-1 season-opening road win over Southern Wayne.