Mayor Don Hardy and the Kinston City Council will convene on Friday, April 21, 2023, to pass a resolution creating the Historic Grainger Stadium Commission. The meeting will take place at 11:30 AM at the stadium, located at 400 East Grainger Avenue in Kinston, North Carolina.
Neuse News Sports' Defensive Player of the Year, Kamari Hall, has signed with Barton College to continue his football career. The 6-foot-2, 240-pound defensive lineman, affectionately nicknamed "Hulk" by his head football coach Jay Wilson, has been a standout player for the Greene Central Rams, showcasing his versatility as both a defensive end and defensive tackle.
The Carolina Mudcats triumphed over the Down East Wood Ducks in the first two games of their series at Grainger Stadium, taking advantage of early scoring opportunities and strong pitching performances. The Mudcats now lead the series 2-0, with both teams holding 5-5 records.
The Lady Blue Devils defeat North Lenoir 22-3.
The Lenoir Community College Lancers spilt a double header to take the season series over the Bulldogs of Pitt Community College.
North Lenoir finishes the season with 11 wins the most wins for the Hawks since 2019.
Rams win 6-5 against West Craven in the bottom of seventh inning after being down 5-3.
Amendment Passes for 64-School Cap, Bringing Seven Classes from Fall 2025
The Bethel Christian Academy Trojans' three pitchers didn't allow a single hit as the Varsity Trojans soundly defeated Hilltop Christian 21-0 on Monday, improving their season record to 9-3 and 5-1 in conference play.
Lancers win back to back games against Brunswick CC Dolphins to win the weekend series.
Spring break is over and high school sports is back rolling…
North Lenoir rallies back to get revenge on Southern Wayne led by Senior Jacob Suggs and Jaiden Garrett.
Greene Central extends their winning streak behind six and third innings from Leland Barrow.
Kinston native and former Temple standout announced he will be playing for….
Today game for Wood Ducks postponed and Promotions rescheduled.
Wood Ducks lose the season opener 5-4, wins game two 10-1 and Game 3 is postponed
The Hawks' offense ignited in the first inning, with Alyssa Hatcher's three-run homer on a 1-2 count, setting the tone for the game.
Thursday night scores
