Friday High School Football Matchups Across Craven County
Friday schedule features New Bern at Kinston West Craven vs D H Conley Havelock at North Lenoir Jones Sr at Dixon Pamlico vs Topsail all games kick off at 7 30 p m and showcase local rivals under Friday night lights.
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Bears Look to Tackle Kinston in Key Big East 4A Clash
New Bern coach Chip Williams calls Friday’s visit to Kinston a pivotal Big East 4A contest as the Bears (4-2) and Vikings (4-2) sit atop the standings at 1-0. Williams notes the league’s parity and the need to control the ball, limit turnovers, and avoid big plays against a fast, well-formed Kinston attack.
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Kenneth Tankson
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Mike Simmons
Pamlico
Topsail
Conley Vikes Look For Big Coastal 3A Conference Game
The Vikings outscored Coastal 3A opponents 81 to 7 behind QB Rico Hines and running back Chad Corey. Senior-led squad hopes for strong response in key matchup with coach Eddie Rhodes noting experienced unit and two-way lineman Reggie Levitt.
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Eagles Ready for Playoff Push at West Craven
Clay Jordan leads 4-3 team 2-1 in league as they visit West Craven at 7 30 p m Friday after beating West Carteret 27 6. Derrick Moore threw for 194 yards and Paul Sumner had 126 receiving yards last week. The Eagles have beaten D H Conley seven straight times. The coach says this game is our whole playoff season.
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Topsail
Pamlico
Derrick Moore
Paul Sumner
Clay Jordan
Derrick
West Craven
Jordan
Conley
Eddie Rhodes
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Rhodes
Greenville Rose
Farmville Central
Ayden-Grifton
West Carteret
North Lenoir
Eagles
West Craven poised for pivotal Coastal 3A clash
West Craven Eagles visit Conley Vikings as both teams seek playoff momentum. Derrick Moore returns at quarterback after a groin injury, aiming to spark a balanced attack alongside Pheon Bright. Conley brings senior-heavy experience led by Eddie Rhodes as they defend a 4-3, 2-0 record. The outcome could decide playoff berths in a tight Coastal 3A race.
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Vanceboro
Washington
Havelock Soccer Suffers First Coastal 3A Loss
Havelock Rams fall 2-1 to Washington in Washington, handing them their first Coastal 3A Conference defeat after a sluggish first half. Greg Thompson opened the scoring for Havelock, Washington answered with two penalties to seize control, leaving Havelock to rally but unable to equalize. Coach Don Bennett laments lack of urgency early as the Rams drop crucial league ground while facing D.H. Conley next.
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UNLV weighs firing coach Massimino after failed buyout
Las Vegas AP massimino faces pressure as UNLV considers action before practice. Interim leader Kenny Guinn seeks options including board meeting to push for settlement. Massimino balked at a $1.6 million buyout plus $450,000 from a claimed secret contract, while denying its existence.
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Upside-Down AFC West Sparks Surprise Race
The Sun Journal notes a wild NFL season where the AFC West defies expectations with San Diego leading the division behind Humphries Means and Junior Seau. Oakland and Denver lag, while Seattle also shines, and other NFC teams like Atlanta Chicago and Cleveland show early momentum. The column previews a season still wide open as standout teams contend for dominance.
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Stan Humphries
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Natrone Means
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Seattle Seahawks
Chris Warren
NHL Talks Sink Season Into Lockout Jeopardy
New York AP reports a season postponement as owners reject a contract deal. Bruins GM Harry Sinden warns of a long, bitter battle amid stalled talks. 69 games postponed, 6 more Friday, 10 Saturday as Gary Bettman and Bob Goodenow exchange limited dialogue.
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