Many fans probably recognize Ayana Mitchell from seeing her cheer on the Pirates. Mitchell is so much more than just a Pirate cheerleader. She stays so busy it will make your head spin trying to keep up with her. Mitchell is the President of Health Occupations Students of America and a member of the Key
The Pirates traveled to North Brunswick High School yesterday to compete in the Scorpion duals. The Pirates went 4-1 as a team, earning 2nd place at the tournament. Lumberton will travel to Purnell Swett for conference duals this Wednesday and then to Jack Britt for the Boneyard Bash. Go Pirates!
Donnell Thompson, a 1977 graduate of Lumberton High School, was a standout on the football field and was selected to play in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas. He went on to represent the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on the football field where he earned All-ACC honors. Thompson was drafted by the
While many are still taking a break, Mike Todd will be putting in work on a football field in Florida today in front of many college scouts. Todd is on the National Team in the 2020 All-America Classic high school senior bowl. Kickoff is today at 7pm at Feltrim Sports Village in Florida. You can
We’re excited to welcome Your Pie – Lumberton as a continued, official partner of the Pirates athletic website! The support of local businesses not only contributes to the Lumberton High School athletic department, but ensures Pirates Nation has the most up-to-date news, scores and photos online. Show your support of Your Pie – Lumberton by visiting them at 5130
Congratulations to offensive lineman Mike Todd and wide receiver Jordan McNeill on their selection to the 2019 all-conference football team! Go Pirates!
Pirate graduate Destiny Hardin is now a sophomore at Methodist University. If you followed Hardin’s high school career, you know all about her determination. She exceled in the classroom and on the court even after brain surgery before the beginning of her senior year. As a freshman at Methodist, Hardin appeared in 14 games and
The 2019 Robeson County Shootout is listed as one of The Robesonian’s most memorable sports stories of the year. The Varsity boys earned the championship title for 2019. Read The Robesonian’s story by clicking here. Go Pirates!
Pirate graduate DJ McDonald continues to do what he loves while continuing his education. McDonald’s hard work as a Pirate, including hitting the gym at 6 am, took him to the next level. He played at the college level for two years representing the FTCC Trojans on the court. He is playing his last years
Daniel Carter, 2017 Pirate graduate and 3 year varsity letterman, continued his baseball career at Southeastern Community College. Carter’s goal was to play at a four year college after completing two years at Southeastern Community College. Congratulations to Carter! He will be playing his last two years of eligibility at North Carolina A&T University! Look
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