Dating back to last season’s finale against Tarboro, the Vikings have won six sets over their past three matches, going 6-5 in sets during that span. It is Kinston’s best three-match stretch in sets won since Oct. 15, 2013.
All in Lenoir
Dating back to last season’s finale against Tarboro, the Vikings have won six sets over their past three matches, going 6-5 in sets during that span. It is Kinston’s best three-match stretch in sets won since Oct. 15, 2013.
North Lenoir opened the 2026-27 Neuse News Sports season with a 3-0 volleyball victory over Kinston, winning 25-12, 25-16 and 25-9.
After practice on July 28th, 10 North Lenoir football players who volunteered to participate were baptized by Coach Mike Fields in a large oval metal tub. The school principal, parents, coaches, teammates and community members, including Mike Jenkins, were present to support the athletes.
Kinston native Brandon Ingram is headed back to Los Angeles after the Clippers acquired the two-time NBA All-Star in a blockbuster trade, adding another chapter to one of eastern North Carolina's greatest basketball careers.
North Lenoir student-athletes earned spots on the BODYARMOR State Games of North Carolina East Teams across baseball, men's soccer and women's soccer, marking the first time in school history that three sports—and the first-ever women's soccer player—will represent the Hawks in the prestigious statewide event.
South Lenoir stand out Gavin Brock announced his transfer to Kinston high to play basketball on the latest Episode of Timeout w/ Trey Scott! Video inside!
Woodington continued its strong stretch Thursday, holding off Arendell Parrott Academy for a 9-6 win at home to extend its winning streak to three games.The win carries added significance for the Raiders, who earlier in the season dropped a 4-1 game to Frink. With Frink up next, Woodington will look to carry its current momentum into a chance at redemption.
Frink Middle School continues to roll through conference play, improving to 5-0 with a pair of dominant wins this week, including a statement victory over CSS at North Lenoir.
Frink Middle School picked up a 3-1 victory over Woodington on Tuesday, using a strong first half and timely second-half scoring to stay unbeaten in conference play.
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.
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.
The Kinston High School boys' basketball team extended their winning streak to nine with a dominant 73-31 victory over South Lenoir, showcasing a balanced attack led by the Sanders twins and buoyed by impressive underclassman talent.
In a dominant display, Kinston High School's girls' basketball team overpowered South Lenoir with a 56-25 victory, showcasing their depth and emerging talent in a pivotal conference matchup.
In a stunning showcase of growth and strategic prowess, Kinston High School avenged their season-opening loss to Northern Nash with a decisive 67-48 victory, led by standout performances from Keyshawn Herring, Tyreek Copper, and Jamarion Washington, under the guidance of Coach Perry Tyndall's inspiring leadership.
The Kinston Lady Vikings go 3-0 in the FCA Christmas Tournament hosted by Lenoir Community College, with Viking Nasheyla Mason being named tournament MVP.
Photo by: William Hardy
Freshman Gavin Brock shines in South Lenoir's valiant effort against Southwest Onslow, despite falling short in a 71-52 conference opener.
The Lady Hawks mounted a remarkable comeback to defeat Neuse Charter 64-54, overcoming a 10-point deficit with a strong fourth-quarter performance.
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.