CHARLOTTE – Mt. Olive Pickles announces a new partnership to become the official pickle and pickle juice provider for the Carolina Panthers.… read more »
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Mt. Olive Pickles Announces Partnership With Carolina Panthers
Goldsboro’s Brown Headed To Queens University
Surrounded by family and friends at the East Carolina Junior Volleyball Club in Greenville, Hallie Brown made her college decision official. The senior signed a national letter of intent to play volleyball at Queens University of Charlotte. “It’s a feeling of relief just knowing that I know where I’m going,” Brown said. “I’m just relived,…… read more »
WCUSC’ U17 Boys Play In N.C. Presidents State Cup
Wayne County United Soccer Club’s U17 boys played in the N.C. Presidents State Cup over the weekend in Statesville. WCUSC played three teams from the Charlotte area and won all three matches. The team only conceded two goals and scored 16 to top the bracket and make it to the Final Four in a couple of weeks. The…… read more »
Baseball: WCDS Faces Charlotte Christian (PHOTO GALLERY)
Wayne Country Day suffered its first loss of the season against Charlotte Christian on Friday afternoon. Charlotte Christian scored 4 runs in the third inning and went on to beat the Chargers 8-0. Wayne Country Day (3-1 overall) will look to bounce back against Wilson Christian (4-5) on Monday.… read more »
Athletes Of The Week: Noah Hancock
Often in sports, players with either incredible talent or a tremendous work ethic do well. Either their natural ability or strong desire to be the best launches them to solid success. But when that authentic gift and that genuine relentlessness are paired together, that’s when truly impressive student-athletes are born. In the case of Goldsboro…… read more »
Eastern Wayne’s Quadrez Lassiter signs with Johnson C. Smith
Recent Eastern Wayne graduate Quadrez Lassiter, whose prep football career spanned four varsity seasons and included reps along both lines of scrimmage, recently signed a national letter of intent to continue his gridiron career at Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte. The sturdy Lassiter — who measures at 6-foot-1 and 302 pounds — selected Johnson…… read more »
