Joe Mazur
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Durham, NC, United States
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Duke fan continues emotional journey to Final Four in honor of her late father
Rebecca Feinglos, a Duke fan who grew up in Durham, has ridden a wave of emotions right into New Orleans. → Read More
Canes game postponed because of COVID outbreak
Frustration mounts for the Hurricanes as COVID-19 means postponed games and quarantines in different cities. → Read More
Carolina Hurricanes start training camp with a lot of new faces
The Carolina Hurricanes have a bunch of new players, making this year's training camp vital. Of the opening night roster, almost half are new. → Read More
15-year-old Clayton dart thrower wins youth national title
PJ Stewart, 15, recently became a two-time American Dart Organization Youth National Champion. → Read More
NC State among teams benefiting from 'super seniors' phenomenon
If you're a college sports fan, you're probably going to hear the term "super senior" a lot this fall. Those are all the college athletes who would have been out of eligibility if not for COVID-19. In football, their return won't count against the schools' 85-player scholarship limit. → Read More
'I'm not a cheater': Durham native out of Paralympics after testing positive for banned substance
A failed drug test will keep Durham native Desmond Jackson from competing in the Paralympic Games. → Read More
NCCU is back on the football field after missing out on last season
The NCCU Eagles hit the field with excitement to practice for the first time since 2019 on Saturday. → Read More
Triangle trio set to square off in NBA Finals
The Triangle is well represented as the NBA Finals get underway between Milwaukee and Phoenix. → Read More
'It doesn't feel real:' 16-year-old from Cary makes US Olympic team for summer games in Tokyo
A 16-year-old girl Claire Curzan of Cary will represent the red, white and blue in Tokyo during the 2021 Olympics. → Read More
NC State knocks off No. 1 seed Arkansas 3-2, advances to College World Series
NC State is headed to the College World Series for the first time since 2013, overcoming all the odds to win two straight elimination games in Arkansas. → Read More
One year ago, COVID-19 changed the sports world
Triangle coaches and athletes reflect on the domino effect when COVID-19 ground the sports world to a halt. → Read More
Apple partners with Saint Augustine's University as part of HBCU technology education hub
Apple is partnering with Saint Augustine's University for a first-of-its-kind education hub for HBCU students to study tracks in AI, social justice, app development and more. → Read More
Panthers general manager fired, team owner says split was inevitable
Over thirteen years and two different stints with the Panthers, Marty Hurney had unquestioned success in a difficult league. → Read More
While NC State basketball resumes, another Triangle team hits pause
The Wolfpack will take a partial team to St. Louis to face the Billikens on Thursday night. NC State has had more games canceled than it has played to this point and the stops and starts are a new norm. → Read More
Apex triathlete, Air Force veteran attempts 26 races for a good cause
Training for long distance events comes with a side of selfishness. Saddling this and his desire to tackle something extraordinary, local triathlete Eddie Kenny came up with a way to feed his need and help others. → Read More
Duke-Gardner-Webb basketball game postponed after positive COVID-19 test
The men's basketball game was originally scheduled for Wednesday but postponed after a positive COVID-19 test within the Gardner-Webb program. → Read More
NCHSAA issues mask mandate as volleyball season begins
For the first time during this public school year, there will be sanctioned competition as both volleyball and cross country get underway this week. As of now, players in all indoor activities have a new addition to their uniforms: a mask. → Read More
LA Angels player, former Cary baseball star donates 50 pairs of shoes to Wake County kids
There are more than 50,000 children living in poverty in Wake County. Through local non-profit Note in Pocket, Cary baseball star and LA Angels center fielder Jordyn Adams is helping some of those kids take a better step toward the colder months ahead. → Read More
Competitive dancer goes from Apex to study in London
A journey that began in kindergarten passed through Apex Friendship High School touching all the dance styles along the way. Now, dance is a desired profession and has Megan Bader studying at the London Contemporary Dance School. → Read More
Ex-basketball star Chris Wilcox helps distribute a potential COVID-19 game changer
Former Enloe High School and Maryland basketball star Chris Wilcox is distributing a potential game-changing device that's FDA approved that claims to purify the air of the novel coronavirus. → Read More