Greene Central High School’s tennis team solidified its dominance in the Eastern Plains Conference (EPC) tournament Wednesday, sweeping the event’s finals in singles, doubles, and exhibition competitions. The Rams will send all six entries to the NCHSAA 2A East Regional Championships, set to be held at Greene Central’s Tennis Complex on Oct. 18-19.
Greene Central High School tennis star Rylee Greene, with the support of her doubles partner Aubree Smith, is giving back to the community by offering free tennis lessons to children aged 5-11, aiming to inspire the next generation of players.
Greene Central’s William Drake and the Avent brothers dominated the NCHSAA 2A East Regional Championships, winning both the singles and doubles titles, while other top players secured spots for the upcoming State Championships.
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.
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.
In a closely contested high school tennis match, Greene Central narrowly defeated North Lenoir 5-4, showcasing top-tier performances from both state-ranked teams.
Kinston celebrates the reopening of its newly resurfaced tennis courts at Bill Fay Park, a project supported by a $25,000 grant through the US Open Legacy Initiative in honor of Coco Gauff.
North Lenoir’s tennis team, showcasing dominant performances by Zachary Yarus and others, secured victories against Martin County and Rosewood, enhancing their season record to 9-2 overall and 3-0 in conference play.