South Lenoir junior Matthew Rhodes threw a complete game shutout, leading his team to a 2-0 victory over North Lenoir in Deep Run, their first win against them since 2016.
South Lenoir junior Matthew Rhodes threw a complete game shutout, leading his team to a 2-0 victory over North Lenoir in Deep Run, their first win against them since 2016.
Alyssa Hatcher, a Junior catcher from North Lenoir High School, delivered a clutch performance with a game-tying home run and a decisive double, earning her the title of Neuse News Sports Female Athlete of the Week.
The North Lenoir High School men's golf team, led by Coach Chris Evans and standout golfer Lee Rogers, clinched their second consecutive East Central 2A Championship with a 4-1 record and will compete in the Eastern Regional Golf Championships at Ironwood Country Club.
Bethel Christian Academy concluded their regular season with a 7-2 win over Greenville Christian Academy, powered by a standout performance from senior Alex Hill in his final regular-season game.
North Lenoir and Greene Central, boasting impressive records of 12-3 and 14-3 respectively, have earned first-round byes and will host the second round of the NCHSAA men’s tennis post-season on May 6th.
This Saturday NNS teams up with Team Copper to host the NNS 7-on-7 Showcase. Come check out elite skilled football players compete against each other in a high competitive but fun competition.
Carmin Davis, a senior at Kinston High School, has committed to Methodist University to continue her athletic career in both basketball and track, demonstrating her exceptional ability to balance multiple sports and academics.
Matthew "Tadpole" Rhodes led the South Lenoir Blue Devils to a momentous 2-0 victory over North Lenoir on Senior Night, pitching a complete game shutout and playing a pivotal role in securing their first win against the Hawks since 2016.
Greene Central clinched a dramatic 5-3 victory over Farmville Central, celebrating Senior Night with a perfect conference record and showcasing clutch performances from Ram’s senior players.
The North Lenoir High School tennis team finished their regular season with a strong 12-3 record, excelling in both singles and doubles to secure top seeds for regional qualifications.
Greene Central High School showcased exceptional talent and teamwork, sweeping the 2024 Easter Plains Conference tennis tournament with standout performances in both singles and doubles competitions.
North Lenoir triumphed over Wallace-Rose Hill 6-5 in extra innings, highlighted by Alyssa Hatcher's game-tying home run and game-winning double, with Lakyn Whitley also excelling by going 5-for-5 with three runs and two doubles.
Under the strategic leadership of Coach Sherrer, North Lenoir High School secured a decisive 9-1 win over Wallace Rose Hill, advancing their record to 17-3 and moving closer to clinching back-to-back conference championships, with key performances by players like Jackson Jenkins and Carter Chadwick highlighting the team's focus on executing the fundamentals of team baseball.
South Lenoir High School senior defensive back Frank Haddock signed to play football at Methodist University, celebrating his transformation into a formidable athlete under the guidance of Coach Will Harrell and the support of his family and teammates.
Greene Central High School secured a 4-1 victory over Farmville Central, clinching back-to-back conference titles with standout performances from Rams Austin Hardy and Braden Burress.
Garrett Byrd of North Lenoir, sponsored by Senator Jim Perry, dazzled as Neuse News Sports Male Athlete of the Week with a complete game no-hitter and a standout 2-4 batting performance, driving in three runs against Southwest Onslow.
Check out this week’s NNS Female Athlete of the Week! Sponsored by Senator Jim Perry.
Check out the results from the 2024 Neuse News Sports Track Invitational (results only)
Senior Night at Kinston High School celebrated the contributions and relationships built by the senior softball players, highlighted by emotional reflections on Coach Shonda Hines's nurturing, mother-like influence over her team.
Kyonna Kelly hosted a basketball clinic at Kinston High to empower young girls, drawing on the expertise of local players and alumni