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This week the D.H. Conley Vikings take on the J.H. Rose Rampants.
A Big Carolina 6A/7A battle, to help decide where the conference cards fall.
This week the Jacksonville Cardinals take on the D.H. Conley Vikings.
The two got off to a heated start, trading tuddys and holding true defensively, entering half 21-21.
The Jacksonville game showcased Johnson’s talent and impact with moments like his fumble recovery late in the fourth during the Cardinals last chance to close the two point gap, seizing possession for the Rampants.
This week the D.H. Conley Vikings take on the New Bern Bears.
The two went blow for blow throughout the first couple of quarters, with Jacksonville striking last in the half 20-14.
In the last five games, Cuthbertson has scored 17 touchdowns, with four of those being from the Eagles last game.
This week the Jacksonville Cardinals take on the J.H. Rose Rampants.
The first quarter was extremely competitive defensively, as neither the Falcons or the Rampants scored.
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They’re both coming off of a bye and they say there’s a certain intensity both conference and county games bring.
Magwood has been a key for the bears offensively throughout the season and while he was able to quickly acquire a few touchdowns in the game against Hertford County, he says he didn’t realize the path he was on at first.
The Gators tied it up in the third and then the two battled closely until late in the fourth.
This week the J.H. Rose Rampants take on the South Central Falcons.
The Eagles were up 14 to nothing going into half, and they carried momentum into the third, scoring first.
This week the D.H. Conley Vikings take on the Ayden-Grifton Chargers.
Friday was the 8th time Conley and AG have played in the last 23 years.
The sport was sanctioned in May, making this the first year schools across North Carolina are offering it as an official varsity sport rather than a club activity.
This week the D.H. Conley Vikings take on the Ayden-Grifton Chargers.
Scores and highlights from week four of high school football, shut-outs, shoot-outs, and more.
On Friday, the Rampants struck early and often, piling on 26 in the first half
High school football teams across Eastern Carolina took the field Friday night.
This week the Havelock Rams take on the J.H. Rose Rampants.
Lewis is just one of the local influences in the area, showing young girls that sports are for everyone.
Greene Central comes back to give Wilson Prep a scare, Havelock and Tarboro keep it close
The Bears got to the house first, but the Eagles quickly rivaled it.
This week the West Craven Eagles take on the New Bern Bears.
High school football season is underway, and WITN is tracking scores from games across Eastern Carolina.
Havelock took the reigns in the first half, with a couple quick scores, holding New Bern to 6, and going into the half up 18-6 .
A standout at Martin, the 3-star commit hauled in 22 D1 offers in his recruiting cycle.
This week the New Bern Bears take on the Havelock Rams.
The majority of Friday's games have been moved to Saturday or Monday.
The matchup between the South Central Falcons and the Kinston Vikings has been rescheduled to Monday due to inclement weather. There will be no ENC High School game of the week airing tonight.
Grier is often referred to as the QB of the Chargers defense, as playing chess is nothing new to him, no matter what side of the ball that’s on.
The Rampants bring back eight starters on offense plus an experienced new QB.
The 3-sport phenom has college prospects on both sides of the football and throws the baseball 90 mph.
“We’re dogs,” said head coach Ryan Buie. “We work for everything we get. Everything is earned.”
The Jaguars have a handful of new names primed for a big year in 2026.
Replacing much of last year's cast, the Chargers will have a new look this fall.
Coming off a 3A State Runner-up finish last season, a new Vikings bunch will fill in 11 starting positions.
Camp is Saturday from 9:30-11:30 a.m.
To be voted athlete of the year at Washington High, dominating two sports is a pretty good campaign strategy.
The 2-sport Rampant led both the Football & Basketball teams in scoring last year.
He threw for 58 touchdowns and 4,424 passing yards this season to lead the state in both categories.
Years removed from graduating from Goldsboro in 2011, Reed now plays for the Seattle Seahawks.