The post season accolades continue to roll in for North Greenville’s Chauncy Haney, who earned a Second Team All-American nod from the Associated Press last week.
The outside linebacker earned the title of Gulf South Defensive Player of the Year following his 2019 campaign.
The Yellow Jacket wrestling team has some momentum going into the holiday break.
Greer secured wins over Landrum and Chapman last week, improving to 9-6 on the year. Chad Henkin’s team has had some early-season success, finishing third at the Wildcat Invitational in Woodmont.
The North Greenville women’s soccer program recently signed six athletes for the coming season.
The class consists of Vanessa DeRado, Faith Knoedler, Abby Mayer, Molly Platt, and Elaniee Sprinkle.
The Rebels were one win away from a state title appearance last year, falling to Hillcrest, 28-24, in the Class AAAAA duals.
That loss didn’t sit right with Russ Howard’s team, and Byrnes is returning to the mat this season with redemption in mind.
The Lady Tigers bounced back from a loss to Christ Church last week, cruising past Landrum (70-19) and Southside (59-45) to improve to 8-3 on the season.
Alex Smith’s team is starting to look like the team that earned a playoff win last season.
The Yellow Jackets split a pair of non-region games last week, falling to Byrnes (79-38), before bouncing back with a win over Chesnee (58-53) on the road.
Greg Miller’s team is now 2-2 on the season with a perfect record against Class AAAA teams.
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He was force to be reckoned with for all opposing defenses in 2019.
Byrnes running back Rahjai Harris led his team to an 11-2 record and two playoff wins, and he made it look easy at times.
The Lady Tigers are on a three-game hot streak, following wins over Christ Church (55-42), Chapman (85-46) and Landrum (58-29) last week.
With the wins, the Blue Ridge girls basketball team improves to 5-2 on the season.
The Blue Ridge boys basketball team improved to 4-2 on the season last, week, falling to Christ Church (56-48), but bouncing back with wins over Chapman (85-78) and Landrum (89-59).
