The Greene Central Diamond Club invites golf enthusiasts to Cutter Creek on September 13th for a tournament supporting local baseball and softball programs.
Greene Central opened their season with a dominant 25-0 win over North Lenoir, combining a powerful offensive showcase with a defense that effectively contained standout running back Malik Fuller.
South Lenoir overcame a 2-1 set deficit to secure their first victory of the season, led by standout performances from senior Gracie Tyndall and sophomore Reese Cash.
Arendell Parrott Academy avenged last season’s losses to Faith Christian with a dominant 60-22 victory, led by Jaylen Solomon’s seven touchdowns and a strong defensive performance.
North Lenoir swept Greene Central in straight sets, showcasing dominance and aggressive play, while both teams look to build on early-season experiences.
The 5th Annual Jessica Ramsey Memorial Volleyball Tournament at Lenoir Community College brought together eight high school teams for a day of competition and heartfelt remembrance, honoring the legacy of a cherished community member.
Kenzie Carson of Frink Middle School batted .545 with six hits, including a double and a triple, while also pitching 7.0 scoreless innings with 16 strikeouts to help North Carolina (Winterville) win the 2024 Little League Softball World Series.
South Lenoir High School has appointed Paul Novicki as Athletic Director, Madison Harvey as Assistant Athletic Director, and Brandon Proctor as the new Head Football Coach.
Lenoir Community College will host the 5th Annual Jessica Ramsey Memorial Tournament on August 10, featuring eight high school teams competing in a scrimmage to raise funds for the Jessica Ramsey Memorial Scholarship.