In a game that had fans on the edge of their seats until the final whistle, the Kinston Vikings pulled off a stunning 34-29 victory over the Greene Central Rams on Viking Field
The Lenoir Community College Lancers Volleyball team faced a challenging match against Wake Technical Community College (WTCC) last night, ultimately falling in four sets with scores of 25-21, 21-25, 21-25, and 23-25.
Fuller had one of the best performances in the area, rushing 17 times for 171 yards and scoring two touchdowns. His performance at running back, which was undoubtedly supported by his teammates, accounted for the Hawks’ lone touchdowns in a 46-14 loss to Greene Central in Week 1
Rouse is a key component for the Jones Senior volleyball team. She had an excellent week on the court with 12 service points, 12 aces, 10 kills, and 8 digs. Her performance helped prevail her team to two wins in week 1.
The Jones Senior High School Lady Trojans are off to an impressive start this volleyball season, with both the JV and Varsity teams showing determination and skill on the court.
Craig Dawson, a basketball legend from Kinston High School and Wake Forest, was inducted into the Lenoir County/Kinston Hall of Fame and discussed his legacy in an interview with Trey Scott.
Arendell Parrott Academy (APA) opened their season on the road at Harrells Christian Academy, the only team to beat APA last year, and suffered a 47-0 loss.
“I know every week won’t be the same thing, but it’s great to get off to this start right here and establish that we can put points on the board, and do our jobs defensively,” said Jay Wilson, GC head coach.
In a thrilling start to the season, the Lenoir Community College Lancers secured a 3-1 victory against Central Carolina CC. The match showcased the Lancers’ well-rounded skills, with solid hitting statistics distributed evenly across the team.
The Junior Varsity Kinston Football team faced South Central in their season opener, a game that Kinston Coach Corey Bryant described as a “tale of two halves.”