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In a nail-biting showdown, the Arendell Parrott Academy Lady Patriots displayed marked improvement but narrowly fell 30-31 to the Fayetteville Academy Lady Eagles, moving their season record to 0-4.

In a challenging back-to-back encounter, the Arendell Parrott Academy Patriots showed grit and determination despite a 64-21 defeat to Fayetteville Academy Eagles.

The Lady Patriots of Arendell Parrott Academy displayed significant improvement despite a home loss to Wayne Christian, showcasing enhanced teamwork and scoring under the guidance of first-year Head Coach Henry Piner.

North Lenoir's volleyball standout Kaylee Kennedy, known for her exceptional skill and leadership, commits to Pitt Community College after a stellar season and with the support of her family and coach

APA Boys pick up the win and the Lady fall short to Rocky Mount Academy.

The Lancers takes down the Bulldogs in the nail biter.

In their first home game, the South Lenoir Blue Devils clinched a close 40-35 victory over Croatan, marking Coach Zach Pierce's first win with the team.

North Lenoir's Lady Hawks clinched a 40-30 victory over Neuse Charter, with a standout defensive display and Shamaya Lynch leading the scoring, setting the stage for an eagerly awaited showdown with Greene Central.

North Lenoir Hawks overpowered Neuse Charter Cougars 68-41, led by Malachi Ramsey's 22 points and Genesis Wiggins' 18, setting up an intriguing clash with Greene Central Rams.

Kinston High Lady Vikings triumph over Greene Central with a 42-33 victory, propelled by Saniya White-Wooten's 15-point three-point spree and extending their impressive win streak to 26 games.

Kinston Vikings delivered a dominant performance, overpowering Greene Central Rams 69-39 with a smothering defense and strategic gameplay.

North Lenoir High School's senior wrestler Everett Rouse signs a National Letter of Intent to join the University of Mount Olive's wrestling program, marking a significant milestone in his athletic and academic career.

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Sophomore Mez Coppedge leads a rejuvenated Greene Central Rams with a standout performance, despite a season-opening loss to Eastern Wayne High School.