Luke Schwartz is a Sports Anchor at WCTI. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including football, baseball, basketball, and college sports, with a particular focus on competitive and professional athletics. Luke's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Spokesman-Review, Sports Illustrated, and WLOS ABC 13.
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By: Luke Schwartz
Construction crews have been working tirelessly to perfect Washington Counties brand new high school in Plymouth. Oh you should see it in the daytime, beautiful. Still needs some finishing touches before opening, but lucky for us though the Panthers gave everyone an early gift by debuting their new gymnasium for a rivalry matchup with Bertie.
By: Luke Schwartz
Kinston High School looked like El's Drive-In yesterday: Jam-packed. Year four of the Brandon Ingram MLK Classic brought in 12 teams from the state to compete. Donald, Brandon's father, who runs the event has always been community minded. In addition to hiring local businesses to cater the event and livestream the games for scouts to see local players he also dropped everyone's jaws with a grand gift before the Vikings nightcap game.
By: Luke Schwartz
You know that feeling when you put off going to the gym for so long and when you finally do, the next day the soreness is on another level? Well, just like that, day two is hitting even harder the fact the Washington Commanders beat the Detroit Lions at home to make it to their first NFC Championship game since 1991.
By: Luke Schwartz
For Farmville Central Basketball, three straight losses at the John Wall classic back in December may have been just what the doctor ordered. Since then the Jag
By: Luke Schwartz
From sledding to hot chocolate by the fire, snow days are the absolute best, but for our local high school basketball teams the weather is cancelling games. This means with the end of the regular season rapidly approaching, some squads are losing opportunities to make a run in conference to hopefully secure a playoff spot.
By: Luke Schwartz
Wake Forest's basketball team is on a roll, boasting a perfect 10-0 home record for the fourth consecutive season. The Demon Deacons have already defeated in-st
By: Luke Schwartz
Like a train derailed, East Carolina basketball wasn't making any progress in December or the start of January. Over the last week, however, the pirates seem to be back on track with two straight conference road wins and aimed for their third in a redemption game against USF.
By: Luke Schwartz
GREENVILLE, N.C. — East Carolina University's baseball team is gearing up for the upcoming season with a significant influx of new talent. The Pirates have welc
By: Luke Schwartz
Volume 90% The Super 8 Motel in Kinston is now just a pile of rubble. The motel, which has been without customers for nearly two decades, was torn down over this past week.
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