Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning North Carolina, Winston-Salem across Football, Baseball, Basketball.
From a sixth‑grade hesitation to a breakout season that earned Conference USA Defensive Player of the Week, Tywon Christopher’s story blends early‑life resilience, mentorship, and a disciplined goal‑setting routine.
The Demon Deacons reveal a demanding road trip that includes Power Four opponents, a neutral‑site clash with West Virginia and participation in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament.
Twelve Wake Forest baseball players were named to the 2026 All-ACC Academic Team, the most honors in a three-year stretch and tied for fourth most conference-wide.
Wake Forest University has added Belgian forward Xander Pintelon, who brings a strong shooting record, playmaking ability and a proven track record on the international stage.
Sophomore pitcher Chris Levonas and junior infielder Kade Lewis delivered career‑defining seasons, earning All‑American and All‑ACC accolades while helping Wake Forest secure a regional berth.
The Law Offices of Timothy D. Welborn pledged $100 per home run to Victory Junction during the 2026 season, raising $6,000 and accumulating $19,500 over three years, with leaders from both organizations praising the community impact.
Oklahoma State’s newest receiver, Chris Barnes, is adjusting to an outside role, showcasing elite speed and ball skills while aiming to become an every‑down weapon for the Cowboys.
The Demon Deacons reveal a slate of special game promotions, family-friendly weekends, and community initiatives ahead of the 2026 campaign, highlighting both on‑field ambitions and fan engagement.
The NFL’s Diversity Coaching Fellowship places emerging minority coaches in intensive mentorship roles, and Winston‑Salem State’s Calvin Randall is among the 2026 cohort.
Wake Forest University announced the commitment of defender Luke Kirilenko, a Cambridge native with extensive Division I experience, to its men’s soccer program for the 2026 season.