Just 13 games into his first season as a head coach, Greg Miller said he is expecting big things from his team.
Riverside has battled its way to a 7-6 record this year, and Miller said his team has only scratched the surface of what it is capable of doing.
Eastside
Heading into a crucial region schedule, Eastside coach Tom Chamness said his team wants another crack at a state championship.
The Eagles are 11-3 on the year, but Chamness wants his team to be clicking on all cylinders when it dives back into region play.
Byrnes
The Lady Rebels (6-5, 0-2) believe they could be peaking at the right time.
Byrnes went 2-2 last week with wins over Woodruff and York, losing to Irmo and Palmetto in a holiday tournament on the road.
The North Greenville women’s basketball team (4-7) fell to 0-3 in Conference Carolinas after opening the new year with a 71-66 loss to Erskine College.
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The Byrnes wrestling team grabbed sixth place at the Armstrong Rebel Invitational on Saturday, with several individuals taking home top honors.
The 16-team field included Chapman, which took first, and Dorman, which finished second.
Byrnes wrestlers Alex Spencer, 120, and Charlie Conner, 152, both scored championships.
The Yellow Jackets’ backcourt has been a threat to opposing teams this season, and senior guard Dre Terry is a big reason why.
Terry led Greer in scoring in several of its first 13 games, but they Yellow Jacket’s speedy ball handler is a threat because of his versatility.
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