Aaron Moseley, a 16-year-old homeschooled junior, is known as the most versatile player for the Hurricanes football team, a Greer-based homeschool organization operated by hands-on coaches and parents.
Moseley is going into his fourth year playing football and has caught the attention of his coaches due to his skill on the field.
Byrnes boys
Byrnes improved to 16-7 with a key conference win over Spartanburg Friday night.
Blue Ridge girls
The Lady Tigers continued their winning ways, defeating Chapman 61-57 on Tuesday evening and Travelers Rest 51-46 Friday night.
The Lady Tigers had three players in double figures against the Panthers.
Zi Henderson had a team-leading 24; Anyah Henderson added 18; and Claire Skinner had 11 on the night.
Trelin Johnson was able to live out a childhood dream Saturday night as the Yellow Jackets faced the Byrnes Rebels in their second match of the season.
As a child, every young athlete competes against imaginary competitors and strives to make the game-winning shot.
Wednesday night was a night for wrestling fans as Greer, Riverside and St. Josephs faced each other in dual competitions.
In the first match, Greer faced Riverside and won 53-21.
Greer recognized their four seniors before the match.
Julian Lackey, wrestling at 106 lbs., is a defending girl’s state champion.
Last Friday night and Saturday morning, Greer High School basketball coach Devin Liferidge organized an event made to teach the basketball team life skills to prepare them for adulthood.
It matters when it is a rivalry game, correction; it really matters when it is a rivalry game.
Especially when both teams are having a great year.
Byrnes and Dorman faced each other Tuesday night in a clash of the Titans.
The Lady Rebels of Byrnes avenged an early season loss to Greer Saturday night at Greer High School.
Byrnes jumped out to a commanding 19-2 lead to open the contest before Greer could figure out what to do.
In the second period, Greer began to chip away at the lead and trailed 26-12 at the half.
The Professional Bull Riding’s Velocity Tour (PBR) came to Greenville over the weekend, featuring some of the most punishing bulls this photographer has ever seen. Upcoming 23-year-old Brazilian star Mauricio Gulla Moreira won the combined two-night event with 111 total points.
Byrnes traveled to Boiling Springs Friday and came away with a one-point victory in region action.
Byrnes did well in the first half and led by nine at the half.
In the third quarter, the Rebels pushed the lead to 14, and then the Bulldogs found their rhythm.
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