The Eastside football team made the playoffs for the first time in seven years in 2016, but as the win column continues to rise, so does the bar.
Led by a new head coach, the Eagles return a key group of starters that could help the team reach new heights this fall.
Dan Morgan has taken the reins of the Eastside football program, following a successful two-year run by former head coach Steve Wilson.
Morgan comes to the Eagles from Blythewood High, where he spent four seasons as a head coach and five more as an assistant.
For six years, the Greer Police Department and other local agencies have been teaming up to raise money for families of officers who fell in the line of duty.
Tragically, the need for the fundraiser has only increased over the last 15 months with the loss of three Upstate officers.
After an injury-plagued 2016 season, the Blue Ridge football team is hoping summer 7-on-7 sessions will restore rhythm to a changing offense.
The Tigers hosted Broome, Southside and Southside Christian Tuesday morning, and for rising senior quarterback Jake Smith, it was an opportunity to get better.
Julian Randolph and AJ Myers have signed a National Letters of Intent to continue their basketball careers at North Greenville University.
By Mark Vasto
For the Greer Citizen
So my cousin Mike comes up to me at a funeral and says to me, “Yo, cousin Mark ... am I right about this? Tell me Jordan wasn’t the greatest of all-time? That the NBA is boring now.”
By Reid Spencer
NASCAR Wire
Two weeks ago at Dover, Kyle Larson took a painful master class in restarts from Professor Jimmie Johnson.
Local golfers will have an opportunity to tee it up for Greer Relief next Monday, June 19, during the DayStrong Golf for Relief event at Greer Country Club.
The Captains Choice tournament will take place at 9 a.m. with a shotgun start, and will feature longest drive, par three and closest to the pin competitions.
The Greenville Drive will continue its series against the Columbia Fireflies Wednesday and Thursday night, and a Heisman Trophy winner will be headlining the visitor’s lineup.
Former Riverside golfer and University of Alabama standout Jonathan Hardee recorded a top 20 finish at the NCAA Men’s Golf National Championships last month.
With a four day total of 288, Hardee notched rounds of 69, 75, 67 and 77 to claim even par for the tournament.
