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Riverside’s Abby Easterday, left, battles Eastside’s Lauren Thomas for position.

Lady Eagles edge Warriors

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Not many teams have been able to hang with the Eastside girls’ soccer team this season, but the Lady Eagles got all they could handle from cross-town rival Riverside last week.

Eastside managed a 1-0 victory over the Warriors, moving its overall record to an impressive 16-1 on the year.

Eastside’s defense did not allow Riverside to get anything going last week, shutting the Warriors down in a 2-0 victory.

EHS boys down rival RHS

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The Eastside boys’ soccer team continued its perfect season last week, earning wins over Blue Ridge and rival Riverside.

Despite a double-digit blowout win over the Tigers, the Eagles were brought back down to earth in a narrow 2-0 victory over the Warriors.

Greer was forced to battle Wade Hampton runners all afternoon on Monday, as the Generals stormed out to an early lead.

Wade Hampton jumps on Greer, 14-2

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The Yellow Jacket baseball team fell behind early in its 14-2 loss to Wade Hampton on Monday, but coach Bob Massullo said he remains confident in how his team has performed as of late.

The Generals used several big hits to pile on the runs early, causing the game to be stopped in the fifth inning in conjunction with the “10-run rule.”

The Byrnes softball team continued its hot season, beating Gaffney 7-0 to earn its 15th win of the year.

Lady Rebels blank rival Gaffney, 7-0

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The Byrnes softball team is continuing to dominate on the diamond, knocking off Gaffney for a second time last week.

With the win, the Rebels are now 15-3 on the year.

“I was happy with how we played,” Byrnes coach Brandi Aiken said. “Last time we only won 3-0 so I was happy to see us put up a few more runs.”

The Byrnes soccer team earned a much-needed win over Woodruff Monday night, improving to 5-7 on the year.

Rebels aim to finish strong

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The Byrnes boys’ soccer team has worked its way back from a rough start, earning a 5-2 win over Woodruff after an 0-3 week before spring break.

Byrnes coach Paul Hilderbrand said his team has not had an easy road, playing in what he believes to be one of the toughest regions in the state.

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