Greer High’s Tanner Reynolds will continue his golf career at Montreat College, signing a national letter of intent last week.
Reynolds, who has only been playing golf for two years, announced his decision last week.
The Greer wrestling team defeated Gaffney, 54-30 last week to finish the regular season 24-10. The Yellow Jackets secured the victory with seven pins in a row.
Mike Stone, Bill “Superfoot” Wallace, Joe Lewis and Chuck Norris are generally considered the cream of the crop when it comes to American martial arts fighters.
But Vic Moore beat them all.
The North Greenville baseball team returned to action last week, boasting a No. 7 ranking in Division II.
Last season, the Crusaders won the Conference Carolinas regular season, swept the Conference Carolinas Tournament and swept the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional Bracket No. 1 Tournament.
RHS Cross Country athletes sign
Riverside High Cross Country team members celebrated signings recently.
Jessie Crowley signed with Southern Methodist University, and Libby Harvey signed with Converse College.
Justin Bailey’s 36-point explosion led Blue Ridge to a 64-58 win over Greer last Friday, giving the Tigers their first region win of the season.
Freshman Raymond Belton added 10 points of his own to the effort, as Blue Ridge managed to bounce back from a heartbreaking 69-67 loss to Eastside earlier in the week.
Tabitha Littlefield’s 34 points, 10 rebounds and game-winning three gave Greer a 53-51 rivalry win over Blue Ridge on the road last Friday night.
The thrilling victory moves the Yellow Jackets back to .500 in league play, as Greer currently sits at 2-2 in the region.
The Yellow Jacket wrestling team improved to 21-10 on the season with a win at the Newberry County Duals last Saturday.
Greer went 5-0 on the day, defeating Riverside in the title match to secure the victory, 48-36.
The Palmetto Curling Club (PCC) will host free curling lessons two days in February.
Learn-to-Curl events will take place on Sunday, Feb. 23, from 5-7 p.m. and Thursday, Feb. 27, from 7-10 p.m. at the new Ice Station, located at 211 School Street in Greer.
Three North Greenville football players earned Gulf South Conference Academic All-Conference nods, while another 18 Crusaders were recognized by the league on the annual GSC Academic Honor Roll.
The Academic All-Conference teams are voted on by league members and combine both classroom achievements and field performance.
