A three-game win streak was snapped last week, as the Tigers dropped two games to open region play.
Blue Ridge fell in a close matchup at Berea last Tuesday, 73-67, and struggled to get anything going in a 80-50 loss to Greenville on Friday night.
I just met Vic Moore 10 minutes ago, but he’s already demanding answers.
“I want to know why you newspaper people are so scared to say that Vic Moore beat Bruce Lee,” he says, leaning over the table that separates us.
RHS basketball Taking troop donations
Riverside High will collect donations for deployed troops during the school’s competition with Mauldin on Friday, Jan. 24.
Greer’s Andrew McCullough picked up his 100th win and several other Yellow Jacket wrestlers recorded top finishes at the Fandetti-Richardson Brawl in Johnson City, Tennessee last Saturday.
The Lady Yellow Jackets flexed their muscles against West Oak last week, earning an 83-37 non-region win and improving to 9-7 on the season.
Mazzie Drummond’s team was led by Tabitha Littlefield and Jenna Sudduth, who scored 29 points and 22 points respectively.
Clemson could not secure its third National Championship since 2016 Monday night, falling to LSU, 42-25, in New Orleans. Pictured are Etinosa Reuben, left, and Sean Pollard.
The Rebels split a pair of region games last week, earning a thrilling 49-46 win over Riverside before falling to Mauldin, 81-58.
The Byrnes boys basketball team is now 11-5 overall, with a 3-1 mark in region play.
North Greenville football released its 2020 football schedule last week.
The slate includes five home games and three non-conference opponents, beginning with a matchup against Charleston Southern.
The Crusaders picked up an 11th game in 2020 after just 10 on the schedule last year.
The North Greenville track and field team began the new year with an impressive showing at the UAB Vulcan Invite in Birmingham, Alabama.
The Crusaders recorded four top five finishes including two event wins.
JJ Sherman took first place in the 60 Meter Dash, recording a time of 6.81 seconds.
Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson made major offseason NASCAR news, announcing at the end of the year that the 2020 season will be his final full-time year of series competition.
