Bethel Christian Academy honored their long time coach Bert Potter by naming the court after him. The gym where he won so many games, took tough losses, and most importantly the gym where he taught young men and women so many life lessons is now named after his legacy.
BREAKING NEWS: South Lenoir’s head basketball coach, Thomas Earp, steps down for personal reasons, with Brandon Battle stepping in as interim head coach.
The Arendell Parrott Academy Patriots concluded their regular season with a 59-52 victory over the Liberty Christian Heat, marking their second consecutive win and setting a positive tone as they head into the Conference Tournament.
Greene Central High School secured a vital 56-51 victory over Southwest Edgecombe, propelled by senior Zhymair Mack’s exceptional 18-point performance, all from three-pointers.
In a challenging non-conference matchup, the Kinston Vikings fell 64-50 to New Hanover, despite a spirited performance and a notable 10-0 run led by Keyshawn Herring.
Following the conclusion of Tuesday night’s boys’ varsity basketball game at Arendell Parrott Academy between APA and visiting John Paul II Catholic High School from Greenville, there was an altercation between some fans and APA’s security staff.
Malachi Ramsey’s stellar 32-point performance powered North Lenoir Hawks to a decisive 73-42 victory against the South Lenoir Blue Devils in a riveting basketball game.
Winston-Salem State University guard Isaac Parson, a junior from Kinston, has been named HBCU National Player of the Week, showcasing his impressive skills with averages of 23.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 5.0 assists, while maintaining a strong connection to his Kinston roots.