The Greer Parks and Recreation Department will launch a new adult baseball league at Stevens Field this August.
The wooden bat league is for adults over the age of 30 and will celebrate its opening day on Aug. 8.
The newest group of North Greenville football players checked in on Monday to begin their college careers, looking to build on last season’s success.
The Foundation has been firmly planted as the Crusaders checked in at No. 16 in one college football preseason poll.
Local amateur heavyweight boxer Brandon Bora is now 3-0 after earning a unanimous decision victory over Jesus Roman last weekend in Rock Hill.
Bora, a product of the Greer’s Boxing at The Depot, established control of the fight early, topping Roman in three rounds to remain unbeaten in heavyweight competition.
Editor’s note: As football fans await the return of Friday night lights at Dooley Field, The Greer Citizen will be sitting down with eight of the team’s position groups to give an inside look at what’s coming this fall. This series will conclude at the end of summer practice sessions.
Last week, a blink-of-an-eye moment weighed heavily on William Byron.
Saturday, the driver of the No. 9 JR Motorsports Chevrolet lifted his head and shouted out a pent-up yelp that formed the suitable soundtrack the rookie’s first career NASCAR XFINITY Series victory.
By Rob Gray
NASCAR Wire
With six laps to go, John Hunter Nemechek made his bold, last-gasp move.
Again.
The Eastside football team made the playoffs for the first time in seven years in 2016, but as the win column continues to rise, so does the bar.
Led by a new head coach, the Eagles return a key group of starters that could help the team reach new heights this fall.
Dan Morgan has taken the reins of the Eastside football program, following a successful two-year run by former head coach Steve Wilson.
Morgan comes to the Eagles from Blythewood High, where he spent four seasons as a head coach and five more as an assistant.
For six years, the Greer Police Department and other local agencies have been teaming up to raise money for families of officers who fell in the line of duty.
Tragically, the need for the fundraiser has only increased over the last 15 months with the loss of three Upstate officers.
After an injury-plagued 2016 season, the Blue Ridge football team is hoping summer 7-on-7 sessions will restore rhythm to a changing offense.
The Tigers hosted Broome, Southside and Southside Christian Tuesday morning, and for rising senior quarterback Jake Smith, it was an opportunity to get better.
