The last time the Rosewood boys’ soccer team won a conference title was in 2002. Since 2002, the Eagles have accomplished many things on the soccer pitch, but they could not win a conference title. However, this year’s team was determined to break the Eagles’ long conference title drought. And led by three seniors –…… read more »
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Boys Soccer: Rosewood Seniors Discuss Winning First Conference Title Since 2002
Wrestling: Rosewood’s Tortual Wins State Title
Rosewood’s Logan Tortual endured a tough 120-pound bracket at the N.C. High School Athletic Association 1A state wrestling tournament over the weekend held at Uwharrie Charter School in Asheboro. Tortual pinned Avery County’s Grant Reece to win the state championship. He pinned his way through the entire tournament and completed an undefeated season in the…… read more »
Baseball: Princeton Eliminated From State Playoffs At East Carteret
Article and photo from Laieke Abebe Timely hitting and defensive plays proved to be the difference-maker for Princeton. However, unlike the opening round, it did not favor the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs gave up a six-run second inning, all with two outs, in a 9-5 loss to East Carteret on Thursday. This loss eliminated the 11th…… read more »
Baseball: Rosewood’s Season Comes To An End (PHOTO GALLERY)
Rosewood fought hard for all seven innings of its first-round playoff game against East Wake Academy on Tuesday evening. Unfortunately, East Wake Academy managed to defeat the Eagles 6-2 and advance to the second round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association 1A playoffs. The Eagles end their season with an 11-3 overall record. “All…… read more »
Baseball: Rosewood Clinches Fourth Straight Carolina 1A Conference Title (PHOTO GALLERY)
Rosewood won its fourth straight Carolina 1A Conference title on Wednesday evening. The Eagles scored four runs in the first inning and went on to defeat their archrival Princeton 10-0 in five innings. Rosewood finishes the regular season with an 11-2 overall record, while Princeton ends the season with an 8-5 overall record. With the…… read more »
Boys Tennis: C.B. Aycock’s Rodriquez Headed To State Tournament
On Monday, C.B. Aycock’s James Rodriquez played in the men’s eastern regional tournament for seeding to the NCHSAA state tournament. Rodriquez won two matches on Saturday to reach the regional tournament. Rodriquez won his first match on Monday against Wilson Fike but lost his second match to Clayton. Rodriquez will go to the state tournament…… read more »
Athletes Of The Week: Ivy Cashwell
Ivy Cashwell has been playing softball for most of her life. She had many family members play softball, and Cashwell knew she wanted to play softball in high school. When she got to North Duplin, Cashwell was immediately blown away by the welcoming and supportive nature of everyone on the team. “Softball has always been…… read more »
Norvell T. Lee Inducted Into NCHSAA Hall Of Fame
Eight more outstanding individuals in the annals of state prep athletics were recently selected for induction into the N.C. High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame. The late Norvell T. Lee of Goldsboro was inducted into the hall of fame along with Barbara Foxx, Donald Clark, Henry Jones, Fred McDaniel, Ron Parsons, David Rothwell and…… read more »
Football: Rosewood’s Season Comes To An End (PHOTO GALLERY)
Next season started for Rosewood’s football team as it knelt to listen to head coach Robert Britt during its post-game huddle on Friday evening. The Eagles had just lost to Northside-Pinetown, 35-34, in the first round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association 1A playoffs. Though the road to the championship ended, Britt said this…… read more »
Football: Princeton Beats Rosewood To Win Carolina 1A Conference Title (PHOTO GALLERY)
Memories of the 2019 Carolina 1A Conference title game haunted the Princeton coaching staff. The Bulldogs lost to their archrival Rosewood 42-35 in overtime and the loss hurt even more because Rosewood defeated the Bulldogs at the Fred L. Bartholomew Jr. Athletic Complex. “I don’t know how much of it was on our kid’s minds…… read more »
