Jim Green is a journalist based in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. He has written for various publications, including The Daily Reflector, RenewEconomy, and Pearls & Irritations. Jim's work focuses on local news, with a particular interest in sports coverage, including high school basketball games and community events.
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Rocky Mount, North Carolina, United States (Local)
Jim Green’s local sports coverage is heavily focused on high school basketball, with occasional mentions of other sports such as wrestling and swimming. Given this emphasis, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local high school sports events, especially those featuring standout performances or unexpected outcomes.
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Rocky Mount Academy defeated neighboring rival Faith Christian School by identical 6-3 scores, winning at home on Wednesday and then getting past the Patriots again on Thursday.
Jim Green Monday, May 6 High School Softball
Rocky Mount Academy’s softball team built a five-run lead on two occasions and weathered a seventh-inning comeback by rival Faith Christian to defeat the Patriots 8-5 in a Carolina Independent
The playoffs are set to begin today in baseball, softball and soccer, but neither the Eagles nor Faith Christian School will have first-round games in any of those sports.
Jim Green Wednesday, May 8 Dual Team Tennis
Peyton Lane pitched a one-hitter and went 3-for-3 with five runs batted in as the Martin County softball team rolled past Manteo 12-1 in five innings
By: Jim Green
Faith Christian School’s softball team has been known for a few memorable comebacks this season, some even resulting in wins.
Faith Christian School’s baseball team exploded for 10 runs in the bottom of the first inning, hit three home runs (one a grand slam) and cruised past Gaston Day School
Faith Christian School boys tennis coach Barry Nethercutt had a simple message for his players prior to Wednesday’s second-round playoff match at home against Burlington Christian.
The fourth time turned out to be the charm for the Rocky Mount Academy baseball team in the North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association Division 2A playoffs against The Burlington
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