Bears fall short in upset bid by Rose Rampants
Greenville Rose, 23-0 and ranked No. 1 in 4A, rallied from a 12 point halftime deficit to beat New Bern 64-55 at New Bern. Troy Smith scored 31 points, 28 in the second half, as Rose used a full court press to surge ahead and pull away in the final minutes.
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New Bern
Antwon Scott
Scott
New Bern Uptakes Clash with Greenville Rose in Tilt
Greenville Rose defeated New Bern 64 to 55 as Scott led New Bern with 15 points and 12 rebounds while J. Richardson and Smith each scored 10 for Greenville Rose. In the girls game, Greenville Rose topped New Bern 54 to 48 as Amy Hill led Rose with 20 points and Francie Emory added 10 for New Bern despite turnover woes.
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Kevin Monroe
Briad Edge
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Kim Richardson
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Amy
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Pamlico top seed for 1A tournament in Coastal Plains
Pamlico Hurricanes earned the No 1 seed for the Coastal Plains 1A tournament after clinching the regular season title with wins over Jones Senior and Lejeune. Coach Garry Cooper’s team hosts Topsail in the opening round, aiming to reach the Jones Senior or Dixon winner. Jones Senior entered the finals with a chance but lost key games, while Havelock and West Craven earned spots in other brackets.
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Trojans
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Havelock
West Craven
Rams
D.H. Conley
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Dixon High School
Earl Sadler
Big East and Coastal tournament pairings announced
The Big East and Coastal 3A and 1A schedules list Monday and Tuesday games across Kinston Havelock Washington Pamlico Topsail Topsail. New Bern faces Kinston at 7 p.m. Monday as coach Vaughn Sturm notes improved team spirit and momentum after late-season efforts. Washington meets West Craven in a pivotal 7 p.m. game. West Craven aims to snap a long skid, while New Bern hopes to carry momentum from a hard-fought loss to Greenville Rose into the tournament.
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Bears
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D.H. Conley
Havelock High
Linda Lindsey
Rams
Eagle girls roll into tournament title hopes rise
West Craven rising as favorite in Coastal 3A girls tournament after a 78 38 thrashing of Havelock, with Eagle coach Liz Cox cautious about West Carteret North Lenoir and Havelock. Craven has bye then faces North Lenoir Washington winner at D H Conley. Havelock seeks regroup after three losses in four games.
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D.H. Conley High School
Pairings set for girls basketball tournaments across several gyms
Havelock faces D H Conley at 6 30 p m Monday at Havelock while West Craven meets North Lenoir Washington winner at D H Conley at 6 30 p m Wednesday. Jones Senior hosts Richlands at 6 p m Monday and Pamlico plays Dixon at 6 p m Monday. New Bern hosts Kinston at 7 p m Tuesday as New Bern eyes a playoff berth. Bear coach Dee Dee Jarman talks of improving Yonica Patrick.
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