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International Owls visit Minges

Coach Ben Braun and his international group of Rice Owls will pay a visit to Minges Coliseum at 5 o’clock today for a men’s basketball game against East Carolina.

  • Pitt hosting Special Olympics today

    Three Pitt County sites will combine to play host to the Special Olympics North Carolina Basketball Tournament today, with winners advancing to a state tournament.

  • Pirates hoping to add two

    The East Carolina football team hopes to finalize its 2012 signing class with two signings following visits this weekend.

  • A dirty dozen for ECU

    The turnovers and missed shots came in bunches for the East Carolina’s women’s basketball team Thursday night.

  • Local ADs wait on realignment

    Last week, some of eastern North Carolina’s high school athletics directors pitched their realignment suggestions to members of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association realignment committee at East Carolina’s Murphy Center.

  • ECU unveils 18 additions

    There were no late surprises and no blockbuster last-minute signings for the East Carolina football team on Wednesday’s National Signing Day.

Local ADs wait on realignment

Last week, some of eastern North Carolina’s high school athletics directors pitched their realignment suggestions to members of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association realignment committee at East Carolina’s Murphy Center.

  • Eight Pitt players sign with colleges

    Eight Pitt County high school seniors signed to play college football on Wednesday.

  • Chargers stay in Carolina title race

    LITTLEFIELD — A Carolina Conference boys’ basketball regular season champion will likely be determined next week, and Ayden-Grifton has established itself as a major player in the race.

  • Falcons hand Eagles first loss this season

    WINTERVILLE — Having already beaten South Central once, West Craven’s boys’ basketball team came into Friday’s night game with a chance to become the clear frontrunner in the Coastal Conference.
South Central had other plans.

  • 'Big Hits' hits home

    Markiest Waller sat inside the J.H. Rose High School auditorium Wednesday night and watched his little brother Jaquan play football for the first time.

  • South Central gets bragging rights

    WINTERVILLE — Not only did South Central record a pair of convincing basketball victories over D.H. Conley on Tuesday, but the school was also recognized during halftime of the boys’ game for winning a fundraising competition against the rival Vikings.

ECU

International Owls visit Minges

Coach Ben Braun and his international group of Rice Owls will pay a visit to Minges Coliseum at 5 o’clock today for a men’s basketball game against East Carolina.

  • Pirates hoping to add two

    The East Carolina football team hopes to finalize its 2012 signing class with two signings following visits this weekend.

  • A dirty dozen for ECU

    The turnovers and missed shots came in bunches for the East Carolina’s women’s basketball team Thursday night.

  • ECU unveils 18 additions

    There were no late surprises and no blockbuster last-minute signings for the East Carolina football team on Wednesday’s National Signing Day.

  • Pirates tame Mustangs in Minges

    East Carolina’s Darrius Morrow picked up his fourth foul with 8 minutes, 14 seconds left in Wednesday’s game against Southern Methodist.

  • 2012 ECU football signee bios

    2012 EAST CAROLINA FOOTBALL SIGNEE BIOS Deshaun Amos, DB, 6-1, 170, Fr., Midlothian, Va.

Giants vs. Patriots II worth wait

INDIANAPOLIS — Here we go again.Four years after what many consider the best finish in Super Bowl history, the Giants and Patriots are facing off once more for the NFL championship.

Huskies end Devils’ Cameron streak

DURHAM — Nobody beats No. 5 Duke like this. Not this badly, and not on its home court.Well, nobody except for No. 3 Connecticut.

  • Heels snap four-game skid vs. Jackets

    CHAPEL HILL — Roy Williams kept saying that he had a good shooting team, that North Carolina would knock down more 3-pointers sooner or later.

  • No. 8 Duke holds on to beat Red Storm

    DURHAM — No. 8 Duke’s latest victory seemed like anything but to coach Mike Krzyzewski.

  • Top 25 roundup: Kentucky handles LSU

    BATON ROUGE, La. — Terrence Jones highlighted a 27-point performance with a 13-0 run on his own and No. 1 Kentucky pulled away in the second half for a 74-50 win over struggling LSU on Saturday.

  • Heels hammer State

    CHAPEL HILL — North Carolina had a new lineup and North Carolina State had a different look as a confident team that started the week tied for the Atlantic Coast Conference lead.

  • TOP 25: Duke pulls away from Terps

    COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Mason Plumlee scored 23 points, and No. 8 Duke averted its first losing streak of the season by pulling away to a 74-61 victory over Maryland on Wednesday night.