Luke Schwartz
Sports Reporter at WFXI-TV (New Bern, NC )
Sports Reporter at WCTI-TV (New Bern, NC)
WCTI 12 Sports Anchor - FOX & ABC Eastern Carolina
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4 days ago |
wcti12.com | Luke Schwartz
The Jacksonville Ospreys in year two of their young existence started off the season Red Hot. 11–1 under new head coach and former Southwest Onslow stallion Josiah Zamora, but the silly gooses have hit a bit of rough patch recently getting outscored 39–10 in the last two games.
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5 days ago |
wcti12.com | Luke Schwartz
KINSTON, N.C. — Tyreek Copper, a standout wide receiver from Kinston High School, has committed to play for the NC State Wolfpack. Copper, who has amassed nearly 3,000 receiving yards and 33 touchdowns over three years, impressed college recruiters at a recent 7-on-7 camp recently, leading to an offer from the ACC club. Copper accepted the offer swiftly. Last season, Copper achieved his first 1,000-yard season with 16 touchdowns.
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5 days ago |
wcti12.com | Luke Schwartz
TOPICS:Javonte WilliamsCommunity dayWallace-Rose HillDallas CowboysRunning backDenver BroncosNFL goals$3 million dealWALLACE, N.C. -- Former Wallace-Rose Hill running back and Dallas Cowboy star gave back to his bulldog community with a day of fun in the sun. Javonte Williams signed a one-year $3 million dollar deal to head to the lone star state to prove himself following four years with the Denver Broncos.
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1 week ago |
wcti12.com | Luke Schwartz
Former Wallace-Rose Hill running back Javonte Williams is set to give back to his hometown before heading to his fifth NFL training camp, his first with the Dallas Cowboys. Williams, affectionately known as "Pookie," will host the Javonte Williams Community Day on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Thell B. Overman Football Field in Wallace. The event promises a day of fun for the community, featuring bouncy houses, petting zoos, balloon artists, live magicians, and free food.
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1 week ago |
wcti12.com | Luke Schwartz
TOPICS:Lewis AndersonParker ByrdAmputeeCancer survivorEwing sarcomaTarboroFirst pitchInspiration3-year old Lewis Anderson is throwing out a first pitch to Parker Byrd who both share one thing in common, an amputated right leg. Lewis is one brave kid, after he was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma last September, a rare cancerous tumor that develops in the bone. He had his right leg amputated to fight off the cancer and got through it with the help of everyone in Tarboro.
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