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The Greene County 4-H Shooting Sports team had 13 members qualify at the Eastern Regional Tournament and will advance to compete at the 4-H State Tournament on October 4.

North Lenoir volleyball kept its momentum rolling Thursday night, sweeping South Lenoir 3-0 in a rivalry matchup.

Check out the scores from Tuesday's high school games.

With a game full of defense and field position, the Hawks' offense finally broke through in the second half as North Lenoir defeated South Lenoir 20-6 in the annual Braggin' Bowl rivalry matchup.

Check out this week’s Neuse News Sports schedule from the area.

Greene Central kept its hot start rolling Friday night, dominating Goldsboro 55-0 for its second straight shutout.

Genesis Wiggins scored three touchdowns, including the game-winner in the final minutes, as Kinston edged Wallace-Rose Hill 26-24 at Viking Field.

Parrott Academy stayed unbeaten with a 60-6 win over Jones Senior, scoring on every first-half possession and showcasing depth on both sides of the ball.

Check out the updated standings for all of our high school sports.

Greene Central’s Kaz Farrior headlined a 55-0 shutout win over North Lenoir with 11 tackles, 7 TFLs, 3 forced fumbles, and a pass deflection. Sponsored by Kinston Lenoir County Parks and Recreation.

Lakyn Whitley powered North Lenoir to a 3-1 start with 42 kills, 13 blocks, 17 digs, and 17 service points in the opening week. Sponsored by Kinston Lenoir County Parks and Recreation.

Check out this week's sports schedule including an early football game Thursday.

South Lenoir wiped away a winless 2024 with a dominating performance Friday night as the Blue Devils opened their 2025 season with a 46-6 mercy-rule shortened rout of Jones Senior at Thomas Salter Stadium.

Greene Central opened the 2025 football season with a statement, rolling past North Lenoir 55-0 behind quarterback Joshua Cetnar, wide receiver Sam Avent, and a defense that shut down the Hawks all night.

For the third straight year, Kinston’s season opener against South Central ended in heartbreak. The Vikings had their chances, but miscues down the stretch cost them in a 21-19 loss Friday night.