Swansboro High School alum DeAndre Thompkins’ football journey…

The Swansboro High School varsity volleyball team was honored …

Fall sports are looking more and more unlikely with each passi…

Fall sports haven’t been canceled amid the coronavirus pandemi…

Swansboro High School returned to voluntary conditioning worko…

Ally Taylor was named the Swansboro High School Female Athlete…

The N.C. High School Athletic Association recognized Kim Mille…

The 40th annual Swansboro Rotary Club Memorial Day Bluewater T…

The Swansboro High School varsity volleyball team was honored for its academic excellence for the second straight year.

Fall sports are looking more and more unlikely with each passing week.

Fall sports haven’t been canceled amid the coronavirus pandemic, but there is no doubt they will look different.

Swansboro High School returned to voluntary conditioning workouts on Monday, July 6, under new guidelines and requirements.

Ally Taylor was named the Swansboro High School Female Athlete of the Year after a strong senior season.

The N.C. High School Athletic Association recognized Kim Miller, Swansboro High School coach and athletic director, this spring for the positive impact she has had on her students.

The 40th annual Swansboro Rotary Club Memorial Day Bluewater Tournament brought sports back in a big way.

The 40th annual Swansboro Rotary Club Memorial Day Bluewater Tournament brought sports back in a big way over the weekend.

The 40th annual Swansboro Rotary Club Bluewater Fishing Tournament will go on as scheduled, albeit modified for optimal social distancing.

Swansboro football senior Brendan Lawson was recently honored with the N.C. High School Athletic Association “Heart of a Champion” award.

The Swansboro High School sports season may very well be at an end, but coaches and players alike still hold out hope.

The Swansboro boys’ tennis team won its first match of the season before spring sports were called off indefinitely.

The Swansboro softball team beat Croatan for the second time in as many games on Tuesday, March 10, but the rematch looked nothing like the first contest.

Swansboro High School spring sports began this week, with all programs looking to bounce back from an underwhelming 2019 spring season.

Swansboro’s River Carroll wanted to do a lot of things when the buzzer sounded on his state championship finals match on Saturday, Feb. 22.

Swansboro standout wrestler River Carroll captured a 3A east regional title on Saturday, Feb. 15, at Cleveland High School.

Swansboro junior grappler River Carroll is headed to another 3A east regional wrestling tournament, and this time he’s not coming home empty-handed.

The Croatan boys basketball team was plus-1 in the first and fourth quarters Wednesday, Jan. 29, versus Swansboro, outscoring the visitors 28-27. Unfortunately, the Cougars were outscored 26-18 in the second and third quarters.

Swansboro showed its swim programs are as dominant as ever Wednesday, Jan. 22, with team wins in the 3A Coastal Conference championship at New Bern High School.

The job of implementing soccer into the community is never over for Swansboro coach Doug Kidd.

The Swansboro girls’ basketball team’s undefeated streak came to an end Friday, Jan. 10, with a 56-39 loss at West Carteret.

The Swansboro boys’ basketball team went into the new year 5-8 overall thanks to wins over White Oak and Southwest Onslow.

Swansboro wrestler Madeline Coplen finished atop the 120-pound podium at the WRAL Girls Invitational on Dec. 14.

The Swansboro girls’ varsity basketball team has torn through its competition prior to the Christmas break while racking up an impressive 11-0 record.

The unbeaten Swansboro girls’ basketball team made it a clean sweep last week, and the most noteworthy win came over rival Croatan 44-39 on Tuesday, Dec. 10.