Enjoy these photos from Kinston’s first practice of the 2019 prep football season.
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Enjoy these photos from Kinston’s first practice of the 2019 prep football season.
Kinston held its Midnight Madness practice Thursday at 12 a.m., starting the first day of football practice in style.
Greene Central held its first football practice Thursday morning as new coach Jay Wilson is looking to help the Rams reach the playoffs for a seventh straight season.
South Lenoir won two of its final three games in the 2018 season, including a rout of archrival North Lenoir.
Ayden-Grifton hopes to maintain status quo in 2019 by reaching the playoffs for a 19th consecutive season.
Jones Senior is hoping to snap a 22-game losing streak in 2019 under a new football coach.
Ryan Gieselman is the new athletics director at Kinston High School; his new assistant AD is Corey Bryant.
The two-day Roy Jones Junior Golf Classic came to an end Wednesday at the Kinston Country Club with a pair of Arendell Parrott Academy golfers placing high. Jackson Crocker finished second in the 16-18 year-old boys division, while Matthew Richardson went third in the 14-15 year-old division.
Kinston Post 43’s inaugural softball season came to an end but there was plenty to celebrate.
Ayden-Grifton’s Paul Cornwell, Kinston’s Ryan ‘Diesel’ Gieselman and South Lenoir’s Donald Mooring have received one of the greatest honors a prep sports coach can achieve.
Bethel Christian had its first football practice Monday as the Trojans look to win its second state championship in four years.
North Lenoir’s Tyreik Artis committed to play basketball at Lenoir Community College Monday.
Kinston Post 43 fell in the American Legion State Baseball Tournament, ending the team’s best season since 1970.