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North Greenville’s Matt Gravely kicked a go-ahead field goal in the final seconds of last week’s game against Tusculum College to give the Crusaders a 34-33 win.

North Greenville is now 3-0 in Thursday night home openers, dating back to 2013.

By Leland Burch
For The Greer Citizen
When Greer travels to Central to face Daniel High this Friday night at 7:30, it may be the last time the two teams will see each other for years to come.

After a dramatic win over Riverside, Blue Ridge will be back in action this Friday, hosting the Liberty Red Devils.
The Tigers have already matched their win total from 2016, but after a heartbreaking 28-27 loss to Liberty last season, Blue Ridge will have revenge on its mind.

The Rebels aren’t satisfied with a 3-0 start and a dramatic win over New Jersey’s Don Bosco.

Head coach Reggie Shaw said the Rebels will have their hands full once again this week, as they get set to take on Northwestern on the road.

Accepting Hall of Fame nods
The Greer High Booster Club is accepting nominations for induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame.

By Leland Burch
For The Greer Citizen
Byrnes overpowered Greer again, this time by a tally of 42-7 before a packed house at Dooley Field on Friday night.

Eastside’s offense was too much for Riverside Friday night, as Eagle quarterback Jordan Morgan scored six touchdowns to help his team to a 48-14 win over the Warriors on the road.

Morgan’s scores give him 11 on the year, just two games into the regular season.

Byrnes will face its toughest test of the season this Friday as Don Bosco Prep of New Jersey pays the Rebels a visit this Friday at Nixon Field.

“They’re a big, physical team,” head coach Reggie Shaw said. “Their motto is ‘anyone, anyplace, any time.’ You know they’re going to bring a lot of New Jersey swag down with them.”