All in Greene
Greene Central quarterback Josh Cetnar joins the show to discuss his senior season after accounting for 42 career touchdowns as a three-year starter. We also break down the East of I-95 Top 10 Pass Rushers, debate Dak Prescott's future with the Cowboys, discuss Jon Scheyer staying at Duke, rank the NFL's top quarterbacks, and answer fan questions.
Greene Central’s JV baseball team made the most of its return, winning the conference championship in its first season back in over 10 years under head coach Colin Lee.
Greene Central wasted no time building control. After Radford’s first-inning blast, the Rams erupted in the second inning with contributions across the lineup. Will Radford singled in a run, Riley Radford added two more with his double, Logan Burress drove in another, and Austin Oliver capped the inning with an RBI single.
On the mound, sophomore Sutton Harris continued his strong season. Harris earned the win, tossing three hitless innings with five strikeouts and one walk. The outing improved him to 5-1 on the year.
Malcolm Dawson has been named the new Director of Greene County Parks and Recreation, bringing nearly a decade of experience and a deep-rooted passion for his hometown. A Greene Central and UNC Pembroke graduate, Dawson is set to lead the department with a focus on community growth, youth programs, and senior engagement.
Greene Central Rams clinch their ninth state championship berth and first in 22 years with a dominant 9-1 victory over Whiteville, led by sophomore Riley Radford's outstanding pitching and hitting performance.
Winston-Salem State University guard Isaac Parson, a junior from Kinston, has been named HBCU National Player of the Week, showcasing his impressive skills with averages of 23.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 5.0 assists, while maintaining a strong connection to his Kinston roots.
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.
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The resilient #5 seed Greene Central Rams, with an 18-4-1 record, triumphed over top-seeded Clinton in a dramatic overtime playoff game, setting up a high-stakes regional final against the formidable #2 seed Franklin Academy.
Local soccer teams from Jones Senior, North Lenoir, and Greene Central gear up for pivotal third-round matchups in the NCHSAA Soccer Playoffs tonight.
The Rams (8-1) fall 26-16 to Farmville Central In their first loss of the season.
In a nail-biting clash that had fans on the edge of their seats, the Greene Central Rams took on the West Craven Eagles in a game that will be remembered for its heart-pounding moments and outstanding individual performances. West Craven survived to undefeated in conference play winning 35-28.
The Greene Central Junior Varsity football team continued their undefeated streak, moving to an 8-0 record for the season and 4-0 in the conference following a stunning 56-0 victory against West Craven at home.
The 2023 Eastern Plains Conference Tournament unfolded on the courts of Greene Central today, witnessing a stellar display of tennis prowess, primarily from the hosts. Greene Central High School (GC) clinched the top spot with a score of 11, trailed by Farmville Central (FC) at 6 and Ayden-Grifton (AG) at 4. Washington (W) and North Pitt (NP) rounded off the scoreboard with 3 and 0 points, respectively.
Greene County Middle School (GC) secured a victory against Ayden Middle School with a score of 14-8 on their home ground in Snow Hill. This win propels GC to a 2-0 standing in the conference and an unblemished 4-0 on the season.
Last night’s volleyball and soccer scores…
