After falling just short of a region title in 2019, Andre Woolcock is hoping to finish the job during a shortened season.
“We’ve been using this week to get focused, but we’re excited to play,” Woolcock said.
Erie Williams will make his debut as head football coach at Riverside this Friday, and his game plan is very simple.
“I’m just going to be myself,” Williams said. “I’m going to go out there and coach the way I coach and see what happens.”
It’s won’t be an easy first outing, as the Warriors get set to host Dorman.
Things are already changing for the Blue Ridge football team.
Head Coach James Thurn announced this week that the tigers will play all of their games on the road in 2020.
Blue Ridge has been having issues with its field, and the surface won’t be playable by game day.
By Leland Burch
For The Greer Citizen
The year of COVID-19 has eliminated warm-ups with cream puffs, throwing Greer right into the fire with perhaps the biggest Region II game of the season for the 2020 opener.
By Reid Spencer
NASCAR Wire
In a battle of two of stock car racing’s titans, Kevin Harvick swapped the lead with Kyle Busch and held off the defending NASCAR Cup Series champion over an intense string of closing laps to win Saturday’s Bass Pro Shops Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway.
By Reid Spencer
NASCAR Wire
It was a perfect rub-and-run.
By Leland Burch
For The Greer Citizen
Good, bad and ugly were the three grades on Greer High’s first football report card of 2020.
Local high school football fans will have a difficult time getting into games this season.
With each stadium limiting its capacity due to COVID-19 restrictions, Greenville County officials say many fans will be left without a ticket on Friday nights.
Nixon Field’s capacity will be capped at 2,000 spectators this fall.
This marks a 75 percent decrease from the normal capacity of 8,000, according to Spartanburg School District Five officials.
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