Greene Central showcased a commanding performance with Austin Hardy's 14 strikeouts and a robust offensive showing, including Braden Burress's season-first home run, to secure a decisive victory over SouthWest Edgecombe.
Hawks Surge Over Bulldogs
Carter Chadwick’s near-grand slam and Eli Kearney’s complete-game pitching propelled North Lenoir to a decisive 12-2 win against Wallace-Rose Hill.
Jerry Stackhouse's Vanderbilt Tenure Ends After Five Seasons
Jerry Stackhouse, with a coaching record of 70-92 over five seasons, has been released from his position as head coach of Vanderbilt's men's basketball team.
Frink Softball Triumphs, Woodington Baseball Dominates: A Day of Mixed Fortunes
Frink Middle School celebrated a victory in softball against Woodington, while Woodington baseball team dominated the Cavs in a no-hitter fashion.
Greene Central Battles Southside to Win 5-3
In a gripping Friday showdown, the Greene Central Rams edged out a victory over Southside with a final score of 5-3.
Hawks Handle Stallions 6-3 in the Swamp
For the second consecutive Friday, the Southwest Onslow Stallions have traveled to Lenoir County for a conference matchup on the diamond. And for the second consecutive Friday, the Stallions lost. This recent loss came to the surging North Lenoir Hawks.
Patriots Rally to Edge Out Warriors 7-6
In a gripping encounter at Maddux Field, the Arendell Parrott Academy Patriots mounted a late comeback to secure a 7-6 victory over the Fayetteville Christian Warriors, improving their season record to 5-1.
NNS Female Athlete of the Week
Freshman Rylan Wade shines for South Lenoir, hitting 5-7 with 6 runs, 4 RBIs, and 3 homers in just three games, fueled by her competitive spirit, a unique pre-game routine, and a love for Clemson softball.
NNS Male Athlete of the Week
Austin Hardy, Greene Central's senior pitcher, makes a stunning comeback with 28 strikeouts over 10 innings, fueled by hard work, a love for Randy Johnson's style, rap music, ACP, and hunting outside of baseball.
NNS Spring Standings
Check out this week’s spring standings: Baseball, Softball, Mens Tennis, Women Soccer
Hawks Soar Over Nash Central
The North Lenoir Varsity Hawks soared to a 4-1 victory over Nash Central, backed by Blake Crawford's two-hit, two-RBI performance and strong pitching from Garrett Byrd, Eli Kearney, and Mason Sasser.
Greene County Rams Dominates Hope Middle 14-2
The Greene County Middle School Rams showcased a strong defense and a relentless offense to overpower the Hope Mustangs 14-2, with Coach Jacob Baird commending the team's minimal mistakes and collective effort.
North Lenoir Tennis Dominates Martin County in Flawless Matchup
The North Lenoir High School boys' varsity tennis team delivered a dominant 9-0 win over Martin County, maintaining their unbeaten record and showcasing their strength as they prepare for more challenging matches ahead.
Cavaliers Crush CSS 16-0
The Frink Cavaliers dominated Contentnea-Savannah with a 16-0 shutout, showcasing future stars under North Lenoir's welcoming lights.
Rams Edge Raiders in Season Opener
The Greene County Middle School Rams clinched a 7-4 victory against the Woodington Middle School Raiders in a closely contested season-opening matchup.
The Final Score
Catch up with this week’s scores…
Rams' Hardy Tosses No-Hitter in Conference Opener
Austin Hardy's near-perfect pitching leads Greene Central to a commanding 12-0 victory over North Pitt.
North Lenoir Tennis Celebrates Coach Alston's 100th Win with Victory Over Clinton
In a showcase of skill and teamwork, North Lenoir High School's tennis team secured a 7-2 win. The win was also coach Scott Alston 100th career win in boys tennis.
North Lenoirv Dominate in Conference Opener Against Kinston
The North Lenoir Hawks (3-1) showcased a commanding performance in their conference opener, cruising to a 20-0 win against Kinston (1-3).
Jones Senior High Welcomes Stephen Perry as New Football Head Coach
Stephen Perry has been appointed as the new head coach of Jones Senior High School's football team, aiming to revitalize the program through community engagement, confidence building, and a temporary transition to 8-man football.