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Dontrez Styles, a 6’7 Kinston High School basketball player signed his National Letter of Intent with UNC at Chapel Hill.
“Days like today have to be celebrated,” said Perry Tyndall, the boys basketball coach at Kinston High School. “It’s a fulfillment of a dream, of a goal for Dontrez.”
Kinston boys rally from nine-point deficit, complete regular-season sweep of Eastern Wayne.
Kinston overcomes 26 turnovers, begins defense of its Eastern Carolina 2-A crown with three-point win. NC State head coach Kevin Keatts and his assistant, Roy Roberson; and Wake Forest assistant coach Steve Woodberry watched the drama unfold from the baseline near the Kinston bench.
Kinston boys pick up its third win of the season and completes regular-season sweep of the Patriots with University of Pittsburgh assistant coach Jason Capel watching in the stands. Kinston girls remain undefeated.
Styles torched the nets for 27 points, snared 10 rebounds and brought the house down with six thunderous dunks during the Vikings' 70-36 pre-Thanksgiving feasting of Eastern Wayne.
With Jeremy Barnett leaving South Lenoir for Kinston, Neuse News Editor Bryan Hanks has an idea about who should be the next Blue Devils’ basketball coach.
Ryan Gieselman is the new athletics director at Kinston High School; his new assistant AD is Corey Bryant.
Kinston had a strong showing in the East Coast Invitational, advancing to the championship game Sunday. The Vikings eventually fell to the defending NCHSAA 4A South Central 74-63.
Kinston improved to 4-0 in pool play and 5-0 overall in the East Coast Invitational after three wins Friday.
Kinston never trailed in its first matchup of the East Coast Invitational, defeating East Chapel Hill 54-34 Thursday.
Junious Smith III decided to chronicle lifelong Virginia fan Bryan Hanks’ evening as the Cavaliers took on Texas Tech Monday for a chance at the school’s first men’s basketball championship.
Area baseball fans are encouraged to help beautify the Kinston High School baseball field this weekend.
The Kinston High School basketball quartet of Judah McBynum, B.J. Luter, Savyon Davis and Shamon Wooten saw their prep basketball careers end at Farmville Central this weekend.
