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JoCo SportsIt’s hard to believe that we’re already roughly a third of the way through the football season, but the calendar pages just keep on turning. This week, a couple of all-Johnston County games are on the
We talk with Alexander Central head coach Chris Marshall as the Cougars prepare for a week 4 showdown with Statesville.

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Neuse News SportsNorth Lenoir continued its strong start to the volleyball season Tuesday night, sweeping North Pitt in straight sets to improve to 10-1 overall and remain unbeaten in Three Rivers 4A Conference play
Bench PressBoys’ Player of the Week: Angel Hernandez, Southern Durham soccer Freshman goalkeeper Angel Hernandez rose to the occasion in a 0-0 draw against Jordan on Sept. 2. Hernandez recorded five saves and se
Bladen JournalWest Bladen lost for the first time this season and East Bladen lost its Carolina Conference opener Wednesday in boys’ soccer matches.

NNS WayneEastern Wayne improves to 4-1 on the season after their 9-0 win on the road against Ayden-Grifton.
NCHSAA Press ReleasesThe first official day of competition in the inaugural season of NCHSAA-sanctioned Flag Football is Wednesday, September 9. Teams across the state will take the field as the NCHSAA begins its first se

NNS WayneRosewood defeated North Johnston 34-18 in Kenly for its first win of the season. The Eagles rushed for 310 yards, forced three turnovers and had five different players score touchdowns.
Bench PressRiverside 27, Person 26 When Pirates are in an emergency, they need all hands on deck. But when the crisis is a 26-21 deficit in the fourth quarter and one last chance to stay afloat in their own terr

David Green coached high school football for nearly five decades — 49 years to be exact. His career began in South Carolina, but he ended up in Wake County as an assistant coach for longtime Apex coach Bob Wolfe. Later, he was hired as the head football coach at Leesville Road, taking over a program that had struggled to find wins. Things changed pretty quickly under Green’s leadership. In six seasons, Green’s teams compiled records of 52-24, including a trip to the 4AA eastern regional championship game in 2007. It was a period when Wake County football stepped up its game after struggling to compete at the state level for a long time, and Leesville Road was a big part of that change. Green left Leesville Road and Wake County to take over as the head coach at Williams in Alamance County. He later returned to Wake County as the head coach at Enloe, then at Green Hope, which was his last stop before retirement. His career as a head coach in North Carolina helped Green establish a reputation of turning around struggling programs. He found success at every stop. Though his time as a coach is done, Green has not stepped away from high school sports. In retirement, he is hosting his own podcast — “Did I Ever Tell You About…?” The podcast is about experiences and stories Green recalls from his 49 years on the sidelines. He’s a great storyteller, too. In this interview, we discuss Green’s new podcast, his time as a high school coach, and his thoughts on how high school sports have evolved over the past 50 years. He’s concerned about the direction high school football is headed for many reasons.

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