Behind a complete-game shutout from Braden Barnett and a redemption-fueled performance, South Lenoir defeated Greene Central 2-0 in a second-round NCHSAA 3A playoff pitcher’s duel to advance to the quarterfinals against Ayden-Grifton.
South Lenoir senior Noah Rouse discusses his commitment to Carteret Community College, his development as a player, and the Blue Devils’ playoff mindset in a detailed Q&A.
South Lenoir softball stays red-hot while several teams battle momentum swings heading into the postseason, with updated RPI rankings shaping the playoff picture. We also break down key performances and debate a clutch late-game decision in this week’s “Sideline Talk.”
Trey Scott and Chance Scott are back with another episode of Down The Line, breaking down a busy week across local high school softball and baseball. Season 3 Episode 7…. DONT MISS THIS EPISODE
Troy Eason’s legacy at South Lenoir is defined by his unwavering accountability, deep knowledge of the game, and lasting influence on generations of players and students.
South Lenoir senior Makenzie Herring is having a huge season at the plate, batting .511 with power at the leadoff spot — and she’s just getting started. In Episode 28 of Timeout with Trey Scott, we sit down with Herring to talk about her journey through basketball season, battling a shoulder injury, and what’s fueling her breakout senior year.
South Lenoir seniors Noah Rouse and Braden Barnett join Timeout with Trey Scott for Episode 27 ⚾️
The duo breaks down last year’s run to the state championship, the tough ending, and how it fueled their offseason heading into a 10-2 start this season. They also talk leadership, goals for their senior year, and the mindset it takes to make another deep playoff push.
Plus — favorite teammates, pregame routines, and the people who helped shape their journey.
In his first season back home, Vance Wade has helped spark a culture shift at South Lenoir, where a veteran-led, chemistry-driven Blue Devils team is sitting atop the conference and chasing its first winning season in years— and possibly its best — in decades.