After an overtime victory at Berea, the Blue Ridge Fighting Tigers (2-3, 1-1) hope to carry over energy and determination to take on the Emerald Vikings (3-2) this Friday at home.
Blue Ridge head coach Shane Clark said while his team let Berea back into the game, they still showed what they were made of in emerging victorious.
Nelson Hughes threw four touchdowns and ran for another during North Greenville’s 40-17 route of UNC Pembroke Saturday in Tigerville.
Greer girls tennis defeats Emerald
Final: Greer 6, Emerald 1
Singles:
No. 1 L. Hobbs (E) def. M. Davis 4-6, 6-1, 10-0
No. 2 H. Henline (G) def. N. Sutley 6-1, 6-3
No. 3 M. Harvey (G) def. E. Strong 6-1, 6-1
No. 4 H. Taylor (G) def. L. Johnson 6-2, 6-0
The South Carolina USAPL (USA Powerlifting) federation held the Palmetto Classic competition in Charleston on Sept. 19, 2015 and numerous state records were broken.
Winless through the first five games, Riverside is hoping to switch things up a bit in week six as they take on Boiling Springs.
With several new starters at key positions on offense, the Warriors are hoping to have the same sort of success they had last year against Boiling Springs.
With the offensive line and running back Adrain McGee leading the charge, Greer cruised past Emerald 39-20 in the Peach Blossom AAA opener here Friday night.
Byrnes knocked off rival Gaffney 28-14 Friday night at Nixon Field, picking up its first region win of the season and improving to 4-0.
The rivalry was featured as part of the Great American Rivalry Series, presented by the United States Marine Corps.
A new chapter began for the Eastside football team last Friday night, as the Eagles picked up their first region win in two seasons.
With the 33-21 victory over Blue Ridge, Eastside now sits at 3-1 on the season.
A winless Warrior team will be up against its toughest task yet this Friday night: dealing with Tavien Feaster.
The Clemson commit has led his nationally ranked Spartanburg team to an undefeated record thus far, leaving opposing coaches searching for a game plan.
Greer High inducted three former athletes into its Hall of Fame last Friday night, honoring the new class at halftime of the Yellow Jacket’s football game against Emerald.
The class consists of Daniel Palka, Chandler Hash and honorary inductee Carlton Greene, who spent 25 seasons coaching basketball at Greer.
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