In a season that can best be described as a learning curve for the Kinston Vikings, who are currently 3-4 in one of North Carolina’s toughest conferences, the emergence of a dynamic quarterback-wide receiver duo has been a silver lining.
In a night filled with emotion and community support, the South Lenoir Blue Devils (7-7) donned pink uniforms in honor of Mrs. JoElla Wooten, a local community member courageously battling breast cancer. Despite their valiant effort, they fell to the Wallace-Rose Hill Lady Bulldogs (13-3) in a thrilling five-set match.
The annual Lenoir County Fair Cheerleading Competition, a much-anticipated event in the local sports calendar, did not disappoint as it showcased the best cheerleading talent from area schools. The event, held at the Lenoir County Fairgrounds, drew a crowd of over 2,000 spectators and featured high school and middle school teams vying for top honors
“Pink everything!” announced Coach Madison Harvey, who has organized a series of events to rally support for Mrs. Wooten. Fans attending the game can look forward to a 50/50 raffle and the auctioning off of various gift baskets. “All proceeds will go to Mrs. JoElla in her fight against breast cancer,” Harvey added.
Head Coach Matt Beaman instills a strong sense of ‘FAMILY’ and mental toughness in the Arendell Parrott Patriots, fostering a supportive culture that propels them to success on the field, even amidst challenges, with the ultimate goal of defending their State Championship title in the 2023 season.
Deep Run— In a decisive defeat, the South Lenoir Blue Devils (1-6) fell 56-6 to the James Kenan Tigers (4-4) this past Friday evening. Despite a recovered onside kick to start the game and steal an initial possession from the Tigers, the Blue Devils could not translate it into points. The Tigers took the opportunity […]
The Arrendell Parrott Academy Patriots demonstrated their dominance on the field during their homecoming game against the Father Capodanno Grunts on Friday evening, with a staggering 76-6 victory.
In a thrilling bounce-back performance following last week’s disheartening 46-12 defeat to Southwest Edgecombe, Greene Central Rams showcased a formidable defense, forcing six turnovers against the Ayden-Grifton Chargers, ensuring a solid 28-14 victory in front of a spirited homecoming crowd on Friday night.
The Arendell Parrott Academy JV Patriots took on the Knights of Cary Christian on Thursday night at Hodges Field. The Patriots lost to the Knights 40-8. The Patriots did not get off to a good start against a Knights team that extended their win streak to 28 straight games.