Frink Middle School secured its second consecutive victory as Lenoir County schools swept the top three middle school positions, and Charles B. Aycock High School won the high school division at the 75th Annual Wayne Regional Agricultural Fair Cheerleading Competition.
At the 2024 Lenoir County Fair Cheerleading Competition, South Lenoir High School and Contentnea-Savannah Middle School both secured first place in their respective divisions, with South Lenoir also earning the best overall score among all schools.
Kenzie Carson of Frink Middle School batted .545 with six hits, including a double and a triple, while also pitching 7.0 scoreless innings with 16 strikeouts to help North Carolina (Winterville) win the 2024 Little League Softball World Series.
Contentnea-Savannah Middle School excelled at the State Championship Meet, winning the girls’ 4×100 meter relay state title, securing multiple top placements in sprints and jumps, and setting a new state record.
Woodington Middle School has dedicated its baseball field to Perry M. Lychak, honoring the beloved coach and former pro pitcher who significantly impacted the school and community.
The Greene County Middle School Rams showcased a strong defense and a relentless offense to overpower the Hope Mustangs 14-2, with Coach Jacob Baird commending the team’s minimal mistakes and collective effort.
The Greene County Middle School Rams clinched a 7-4 victory against the Woodington Middle School Raiders in a closely contested season-opening matchup.