As two old rivals prepare for their annual late-season clash, it seems fitting that the 50th installment of North Duplin versus Rosewood comes with major implications.… read more »
As two old rivals prepare for their annual late-season clash, it seems fitting that the 50th installment of North Duplin versus Rosewood comes with major implications.… read more »
Rosewood’s girls tennis team defeated North Lenoir 8-1 on Sept. 27.
Haley Tadlock, Karolina Pittman, Missy Melrose, Sadie Raper and Georgia Brogden each earned singles wins for the Eagles. … read more »
SEVEN SPRINGS – Spring Creek defeated former Carolina 1-A Conference rival Rosewood 5-4 in a tightly contested girls’ tennis match on Sept. 25.… read more »
C.B. Aycock and Rosewood both earned victories on the road on Monday evening.
The Golden Falcons defeated Quad County 3-A Conference opponent East Wake 10-0, to improve to 4-1 overall, and 1-1 in conference play. Aycock hosts South Johnston on Sept. 29.… read more »
Wayne County foes Southern Wayne and Rosewood met in football for the first time on Friday night at Branch Pope Field.… read more »
Below are scores from area high school football games played on Sept. 8:
Rosewood 30, Southern Wayne 12
Eastern Wayne 53, Greene Central 26… read more »
Despite having never met on the football field, there are plenty of similarities between Southern Wayne and Rosewood.
Both the Saints and Eagles have first-year head coaches, and neither program is a stranger to adversity.
Southern Wayne and Rosewood will meet for the first time at 7 on Friday evening, as the Saints visit Branch Pope Field.… read more »
Area high school football scores from games played on Sept. 1: Princeton 41, Rosewood 34 Nash Central 65, Goldsboro 0 SouthWest Edgecombe 27, Eastern Wayne 0 North Duplin 50, Jones Senior 0 Wayne Christian 62, Spring Creek 0 Sept. 5 Game: C.B. Aycock at North Lenoir Sept. 8 Games: Southern Wayne at Rosewood (Game can…… read more »
PRINCETON – At first glance, bitter rivals Rosewood and Princeton appear to have plenty in common.
Separated by just seven miles, both schools are nestled in small, tight-knit communities in eastern North Carolina, and are supported by loyal and passionate fan bases. Since the start of the 2018 season, the Eagles and Bulldogs have been among the most consistent programs in eastern North Carolina, combining to go 93-22 with three collective trips to the NCHSAA state semifinals. … read more »