Gabe Cornwall

Trailing by three points early in the fourth quarter and buried deep in its own territory, D.H. Conley's offense — bottled up all night to that point — got the play that it had long needed to get going.

While it's only two weeks into conference portion of the football season for teams in the Big Carolina 6A/7A Conference, D.H.

D.H. Conley celebrates during a victory 3-0 over J.H. Rose on Wednesday night in the final match of the regular season for both teams.

The ability for D.H. Conley’s volleyball team to look like it was in postseason mode on the final day of the regular season in its sweep over J.H. Rose on

LITTLEFIELD — Greene Central turned Friday's football game on two turnovers — the first resulting in a two-touchdown swing in the first half and the second helping the Rams put the game away late in the third quarter.

Greene Central’s football team has the components to not only improve, but also prime itself for a strong seed and deep run in the upcoming NCHSAA Class 3A playoffs.

Another night, another victory — and another sweep — for D.H. Conley's volleyball team.

Twice in the second half Friday night, J.H. Rose's football team let New Bern get within one score of tying the game.

One unbeaten volleyball team down and one more to go for J.H. Rose in its pursuit of a second consecutive NCHSAA Class 6A title and third consecutive berth in the state title match.

J.H. Rose's quick-strike offense was again on display in the football team's 39-26 victory over New Bern on Friday at Farley-Minges Complex, scoring four touchdowns on drives of three or fewer plays.