Wayne Country Day has the best overall winning percentage in the NNS coverage area, Jones Senior has reached double-digit victories, and Spring Creek and C.B. Aycock sit inside the top 10 of their respective NCHSAA classifications in RPI.
Spring Creek improved to 6-1 with a 6-1 win over South Lenoir on Thursday in Seven Springs. John Cabrera and Christopher Mulenga Miteu scored two goals apiece for the Gators.
Eastern Wayne improved to 2-1 with a 9-2 soccer victory over Ayden Grifton in Goldsboro. Christ Yao and Alejandro Villamizar each scored twice for the Warriors, while Ezekiel Roberson added a goal and two assists.
Aiden Ramirez-Cruz scored three goals to lead Goldsboro past Sallie B Howard 4-1 in a weather-shortened soccer match. The Cougars led 4-0 at halftime in the first recorded meeting between the programs.
Rosewood is 3-2 under first-year head coach Wilson, matching a strong start with two players putting together eye-catching individual performances. Senior Erick Zavala has scored eight goals through five matches, while freshman Collin Gardner has emerged as one of the area’s top young playmakers with six assists and two goals
Ezekiel Roberson scored three goals to lead Eastern Wayne to a 6-3 boys soccer victory over Goldsboro. Aiden Ramirez-Cruz scored twice for the Cougars.
Urban Johnson stepped in at quarterback and delivered a six-touchdown performance as Wayne Christian ended Parrott Academy’s five-game winning streak in the series with a 42-7 victory. The Eagles used turnovers and a physical running game to take control by halftime. Read more at Neuse News Sports.
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In Episode 32 of Timeout with Trey Scott, we sit down with Reed to talk about her journey through the game, her mindset, and what it takes to perform at a high level year after year.
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While I’ve stepped back from day-to-day editorial decisions, I’ve shifted my focus to growing our news portfolio, expanding our high school sports coverage into Wayne County, and delivering stronger video and social media services to our clients. That work continues, and today I’m excited to share a couple of updates that I believe will improve your experience across all of our platforms.
Southern Wayne jumped out to an early lead but couldn’t recover from a nine-run third inning in a 12-2 season-opening loss at North Lenoir and will travel to Beddingfield on March 3 for its next game.
Goldsboro girls basketball dominated from start to finish Tuesday night, rolling past Eastern Wayne 60–6 on the road behind a 45–3 halftime lead and eight straight win.