Magic Mile Media is proud to announce the promotion of Trey Scott to Vice President of Sports Media & Digital Strategy. In this role, Trey will continue leading Neuse News Sports while expanding our digital sports media division.
Tuesday’s opening round of the Neuse News Sports playoffs will see Neuse News Sports teams like Kinston, Greene Central, and North Lenoir set the stage for high-stakes, seeding-driven matchups.
Coming off a 15-7 season, South Lenoir baseball looks to build on its undefeated home record and deep roster, led by seniors Matthew “Tadpole” Rhodes, Jacob Howard, and Christian Coples. With strong pitching depth and an experienced lineup, the Blue Devils are focused on a conference title and a deep playoff run in 2025.
Coming off a historic 29-1 season and a state championship, Greene Central baseball looks to defend its title with key returners Will Radford and Riley Radford leading the charge. Despite graduating six seniors, the Rams have reloaded with experienced leadership and promising young talent. With an elite home-field advantage and a championship mentality, Greene Central is ready to make another run at the top.
Arendell Parrott Academy baseball, led by head coach Robert Kravitz and returning senior leaders, looks to build on its 18-9 season with a strong pitching staff, deep lineup, and a continued commitment to excellence in 2025.
After an 18-4 season and a state championship appearance, Bethel Christian Academy baseball looks to build on its success in 2025 with strong pitching, a deep lineup, and a challenging schedule.
Bethel Christian Academy softball looks to build on its 16-2 season with strong returning talent, added pitching depth, and a focus on overcoming past playoff hurdles in 2025.
For the eighth time in the past 20 years, the Kinston girls’ basketball team has hit the 20-win mark. Their latest milestone came in dominant fashion as the Vikings cruised past South Lenoir, 59-25, in the first round of the East Central Conference Tournament.