Brad Robbins and Malcolm Dixon have joined the North Greenville coaching staff.
Robbins will serve as the program’s offensive coordinator while Dixon has signed on as offensive assistant.
RHS athletes compete in Hockey Nationals
Riverside High students Brendan Moore, Nick Lenz, and Josh Frattolin competed in the USA Hockey High School Nationals (combined schools division) with the Greater Greenville Varsity High School Hockey Team in Cleveland, Ohio, recently.
By Kenny Bruce
NASCAR Wire
Kyle Busch wasn’t the only driver to overcome adversity during Sunday’s running of the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway.
But he was the only one to end up in victory lane.
By Kenny Bruce
NASCAR Wire
Christopher Bell overtook Brandon Jones with less than 20 laps remaining to capture Saturday’s Alsco 300 NASCAR Xfinity Series race and pocketed a $100,000 bonus for his efforts.
By Hunter Thomas
For The Greer Citizen
JTG Daugherty Racing has selected 26-year-old McColl, South Carolina native, Justin Brooks to drive the No. 37 Chevrolet in the eNASCAR Heat Pro League.
The Yellow Jacket baseball team went 2-0 last week, earning wins over Berea and Woodmont.
Against the Bulldogs, Greer picked up a 6-4 region win as Ben Thornton pitched a complete game, striking out six for the Jackets. From the plate, Greer was led by Matthew Huff, Josh Fenton and Darius Griffin, who each had runs batted in.
The Byrnes softball team won three of four last week, splitting a series with Ashley Ridge before knocking off Fort Mill and Gaffney.
The Rebels remain one of the top teams in Class AAAAA, boasting a 15-2 overall record and a 7-1 mark in the region.
The Greer Centennial Lions Club will host a bass fishing tournament this Saturday, raising money for eye care and vision services in the Greer community.
The event, which is open to the public and sponsored by Greer CPW, will give the fishing community a chance to win $1,000 for the biggest fish, plus other top prizes.
A project that will bring new and improved athletic facilities to Greer High School is moving forward, following a Greenville County School board decision last week.
