Post 43 Rallies for Second Straight Win
Leland Barrow goes 3-3 with four RBIs in the win
Wingmen fall late to the Skippers
Wingmen trying to settle in after rollercoaster start.
Braden Burress Named 2A NCBCA Player of the Year; Luke Cannon and Burress selected to All-state; All-Region teams
The North Carolina Baseball Coaches Association (NCBCA) has honored some of the top baseball talents in the state with their annual All-State and All-Region teams announcement.
Brandon Ingram commits to Team USA for FIBA Basketball World Cup
The announcement of Ingram's participation comes following a season marred by injury for the forward. Despite appearing in only 45 games - his lowest tally since entering the league - Ingram managed to post career-high averages of 24.7 points and 5.8 assists per game, in addition to 5.5 rebounds per contest.
Wingmen Dominate Chutes, Extend Streak to 4-0
"Just another great win,” coach Jackson Massey said. “The guys are finding ways to win each time, I am really proud of their effort.”
2023 NNS Baseball Awards
Check out our 2023 Neuse News Sports baseball awards…
Kopanski: Tough as nails
South Lenoir’s Derek Kopanski has displayed grit, toughness, and dedication.
Wingmen Triumph in Home Opener
"They played well tonight," said Wingmen head coach Jackson Massey. "Caught a few unlucky breaks on the defensive end. Brian Robertson did a great job on the mound and Luke Cannon did a great job behind him.”
Wingmen move to 2-0
The Kinston Wingmen secure the win on the road to move to 2-0
NNS Tennis MVP: J. Allen Smith
Arendell Parrott Academy J. Allen Smith announced as our NNS Tennis MVP
Kinston Post 43 walked down Carteret Legion
"Our pitching had been very solid through week 1, which I anticipated being a big question mark for us," Ty Eason said. "Overall, a really fun group that rides highs and lows well to stick out seven tough innings at a time."
Kinston Wingmen: Just in time
Preview of the Kinston Wingman; Plus sneak peak of the team’s rebrand announcement
Update: The Spartanburg Post and Courier is reporting that the Down East Wood Ducks will move to South Carolina as early as the 2025 season.
The Spartanburg Post and Courier is reporting that the Down East Wood Ducks will move to South Carolina as early as the 2025 season.
Playoff Preview: Greene Central
Down to one area team left in postseason play…
The Final Score
Check out some of the local postseason baseball scores…
Rams Send Jaguars Home and Advance to The Fourth Round
The Jaguars talked the "talk" before the game, but unfortunately, didn't walk the "walk."