Michael Dudley is a name that many Pirate fans will recognize, and if you know him you were not surprised about his recent book release. He is ambitious and continuously strives to reach tough goals he sets for himself. His book, “A life of lifting with Mike Dudley”, was released earlier this month and can

Commissioner Tucker made an announcement today that we are very excited about and have been patiently waiting for a long time. Please see new calendar below for practice and contest dates as well as other important information. This looks a lot different than the past, especially with basketball coming before football, but it is great

Justin Kelly, a 2020 Pirate graduate, has committed to represent Allen University on the mat while he continues his education. Allen University is an HBCU in Columbia, SC and will soon be a NCAA Division II wrestling program (currently NAIA). That will make it the ONLY HBCU wrestling program in the NCAA, and Kelly will

Pirates, we hope you are doing well. Coaches, teachers, and administration miss you! Not being able to come to school has forced us all to make a new routine, and we want your new routine to be a “productive” and healthy routine. In order to be productive, planning is important. Plan out your week today,

Congratulations Pirates! 8 Pirates were named to the all-county 1st team: Davieyon King-McCallister Justin Kelly Brock Chavis Darionte McLaurin Joshua Mcalaurin Kenson Sinclair Jon Floyd (County Wrestler of the year) Joshua Ransom Five Pirates were named to the 2nd team: Tristan Rodriguez Xavier Covington Thomas Ratlif Austin Lowery Curran Bedell Go Pirates!

Congratulations to senior Pirate wrestler Jon Floyd for being named Robeson County Wrestler of the Year! Floyd, who placed fourth (120 lb) at the NCHSAA championships, was the only wrestler in Robeson County to place at the state championships this year. Floyd also had the most wins of any wrestler in the county this season

Senior Jon Floyd recently placed 4th at the NCHSAA state wrestling championships. He had more wins than any Pirate wrestler this year with a record of 56-13. Congratulations to him for being named one of The Robesonian’s athletes of the week for February 16-February 22nd. Go Pirates!

Coach Teague Little was recognized at the NCHSAA wrestling state championships for being the 2018-2019 Assistant Coach of the year. Follow this link to read an article we published last year about Little being named assistant coach of the year. Go Pirates!

Senior Jon Floyd (120 lbs) lost in the first round of the state championships but then won 4 straight matches. Congratulations to Floyd for placing 4th at the 2020 NCHSAA Wrestling State Championships! Click here to read The Robesonian’s coverage of Floyd’s matches and the other state qualifiers.

Four Pirate wrestlers qualified for the North Carolina High School Athletic Association individual state championships. They are traveling to Greensboro to compete at the Greensboro Coliseum with the best of the best in the state. Justin Kelly, Jon Floyd, Kenson Sinclair, and Darionte Mclaurin will be representing the Pirates on the mat. The state championships