Paul Durham is a sports editor for the John Peter Zenger News Foundation. He has a passion for covering high school and college sports, and his work has also been featured in the Las Vegas Review-Journal. With a keen eye for detail and a love for storytelling, Paul brings the excitement and drama of sports to life through his articles.
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By: Paul Durham
Past members of the Wilson Christian Academy basketball teams got a look at the Lady Chargers’ present and future Friday, Jan. 3, as WCA returned from Christmas break with games against friendly rival Wake Christian. The Lady Chargers hummed to their 10th win against two losses with a 40-29 win on Alumni Night, led by eighth grader Cassidy Reynell with […]
By: Paul Durham
Wilson Prep celebrated its first home basketball games after winning its third NCHSAA 1-A boys title in four years last March by making the party bigger Friday, Jan. 3, in the home opener against KIPP Pride. Playing for the first time in their gym that added nearly double the seating, the Tigers — who picked up the nickname “Party Boyz” […]
With 6-foot-3 freshman post MyAngel Brimage rounding back into form after an early season ankle injury, Wilson Prep rebounded from its only loss of the varsity girls basketball season with a 54-40 shutdown of C.B. Aycock in the first day of the Wilson Prep Showcase on Friday, Jan. 3. The 1-A Tar-Roanoke Athletic Conference Tigers, who fell to 4-A Knightdale […]
Ever since joining the North Carolina High School Athletic Association in 2019-20, Wilson Prep has done very well for itself in varsity boys basketball with more than 100 victories and three 1-A championships in the last four years, including the last two. The Tigers have cleared nearly every hurdle on their way to becoming the most successful 1-A team over […]
By: Paul Durham
While the rejuvenated Wilson Prep varsity girls basketball team is far from peaking, the Tigers kept rolling along Saturday evening, Jan. 4, with a 56-47 defeat of Farmville Central in the newly refurbished Wilson Prep gymnasium. The second day of the Wilson Prep Showcase saw the 1-A Tar-Roanoke Athletic Conference Tigers, now 9-1 overall, win a second game against a […]
A Christmas break of more than two weeks between games ended nicely for the Barton College men’s basketball team Saturday, Jan. 4, at Wilson Gymnasium with a 74-46 drubbing of NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas visitor Belmont Abbey. The Bulldogs, now 7-6 overall, never trailed in the contest, opening up a double-digit lead less than halfway through the first half […]
With a clearcut schism between varsity boys basketball teams in its 2-A/3-A Coastal Plain Independents Conference, Greenfield School laces its schedule every year with a healthy diet of showcase matchups against teams it would otherwise rarely face. The Knights got such a test Saturday, Jan. 4, against NCHSAA 4-A member school Clayton High at the BTW 252/919 Winter Classic at […]
With all the Christmas tournaments and holiday showcases in the rearview mirror, conference play heats up in the new year for high school basketball teams
On a Fike High varsity boys basketball team full of offensive weapons, senior Brayden Jones emerged as the biggest one Tuesday, Jan. 7, as the Golden Demons crushed visiting 3-A Quad County Conference foe Smithfield-Selma 87-41. The 5-foot-9 senior guard drained seven 3-pointers on his way to a season-high 27 points as Fike, now 9-2 overall, remained unbeaten through three […]
By: Paul Durham
The sideline was never a place Anthony Atkinson Jr. spent much time during his two seasons with the Barton College men’s basketball team. A two-time All-America point guard, Atkinson is simply the greatest player in Bulldogs history who led them to the NCAA Division II championship in storybook fashion in 2007, before most, if not all, of Atkinson’s current players […]
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