Kinston sophomore Jamarion Washington earned Athlete of the Week honors after scoring 19 points against Southwest Onslow and 17 against North Lenoir, helping the Vikings improve to 14-3 on the season sponsored by Kinston/Lenoir Parks and Recreation.
North Lenoir sophomore wrestler Angel Lee, competing against both boys and girls, earned her 50th career win and improved to 36-8 on the season, making her this week’s Athlete of the Week Sponsored by Kinston/Lenoir Parks and Recreation
Greene Central dominated Washington 48-25 on Senior Night, led by An’Nyshea Wooten’s 24 points and 21 rebounds, as the Rams improved to 9-9 and positioned themselves for a strong conference finish.
SupaStarz Athletics’ Galaxy team secured first place at The Carolina Crown, overcoming a mid-routine music malfunction, and earned a Partial Paid Bid to the Prep/Rec Grand Nationals in Orlando, showcasing their resilience, dedication, and growing presence in All-Star cheerleading.
Lenoir Community College opened its season with a thrilling 5-4 walk-off victory over Camp CC, as Justin Ellison delivered the game-winning hit in the bottom of the ninth.
Perry Tyndall’s rise to second place on Kinston High School’s all-time wins list is a testament to his deep love for the program, unwavering family support, and commitment to upholding the rich basketball tradition that defines Kinston.
Kinston pulled away in the second half, outscoring North Lenoir 56-25 after halftime, to secure a dominant 93-56 victory behind strong performances from Jemarion Washington (17 points) and Genesis Wiggins (15 points)
Kinston overcame a halftime deficit with a dominant second half, led by Nasheyla Mason’s 14 points and Aleah Hill’s clutch free throws, to secure a 57-48 rivalry win over North Lenoir.
Greene Central’s An’nysha Wooten, averaging a double-double this season, shined with 23 points and 16 rebounds in a narrow 47-45 loss to Farmville Central.
Jacob Howard’s consistent scoring and dominance in the paint earned him Athlete of the Week honors after leading South Lenoir to two wins in three games.
South Lenoir placed third at the Paul T. Mills Memorial Invitational, highlighted by Bladen Davis and Hayden Tyndall earning outstanding wrestler awards.