Two Neuse News area soccer teams have played well enough to play in the postseason.
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Two Neuse News area soccer teams have played well enough to play in the postseason.
Neuse News will air the championship game between Raleigh Grace Christian at Arendell Parrott Academy as the Neuse News Game of the Week presented by Nathan Perry Realty. The pre-game and game will be shown on our Facebook Page beginning at 6:45 p.m. on Saturday.
The Chargers advance to the eastern regional final and will face Pac 7 champ Wheatmore on Tuesday.
The top-seeded Patriots advanced to the NCISAA 8-man state championship game for the fifth time in the last six years.
Despite all the adversity they’ve been through this season, Bethel Christian found themselves one win away from a state championship. Unfortunately, the result they wanted against Roanoke Rapids Halifax Academy didn’t come to fruition.
Visiting North Lenoir gave Kinston all it wanted Friday night before the Vikings rode the legs of quarterback Caleb Gooding to a pair of 4th quarter scores and a 19-6 victory over the Hawks at Viking Field.
Chargers sweep 30-game winner McMichael in straight sets in NCHSAA 2-A state volleyball playoffs.
The Neuse News Athletes of the Week are Arendell Parrott Academy’s Virginia Edmondson and Bethel Christian Academy’s Rodney Warren.
Playoff-bound North Lenior defeated South Lenoir for the sixth straight time and 12th overall in 16 tries since 2011.
Last year, both teams shared the title, but this year it worked out to where there could only be one winner. Despite an incredible regular season, it was Matt Gnau’s squad that came out on the wrong end of a hard-fought match.
The most highly anticipated boys soccer match in the Neuse News coverage area this year (in my opinion) is officially set. Greene Central will host Washington for the outright Eastern Carolina 2A conference championship on Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Snow Hill.
Ayden-Grifton advanced to the second round of the NCHSAA 2A playoffs Saturday, while North Lenoir, South Lenoir and West Craven faltered.
The Patriots finished the season 15-0, including three wins over the Warriors, to win their first state championship since 2011.
Arendell Parrott defeated Grace Christian in straight sets Saturday, winning the school’s second straight championship in the process.