Area Sports

BY RAY VAN COR The Greenville Standard   Georgiana Panthers’ homecoming matchup against the Pleasant Home Eagles was a battle of the badly beaten. Both teams came into the game with a very bad losses, Georgiana lost 55 – 8 to Goshen and Pleasant Home with a 55-0 loss against Satsuma. From the opening kickoff…

BY MOLLIE S. WATERS The Greenville Standard   The Greenville High School (GHS) Tiger “Pride” Marching Band is on a roll! On Sept. 28, the band travelled to Rehobeth and Daleville’s band competitions where they received superior ratings at both competitions. “This marks the fifth year the band has competed in the Rehobeth and Daleville…

BY RAY VAN COR The Greenville Standard   The 32nd Annual Sun Classic Open Karate Tournament was held on Sept. 14, in Panama City, Fla. J.R. Arnold High School hosted and the World Yoshukai Federation sponsored the annual event. There was an incredible turn-out both spectators and participants. Competitors from six surrounding states made the…

BY RAY VAN COR The Greenville Standard   McKenzie’s Homecoming was to a capacity crowd last Friday night. The black and gold Tigers came out fired up for homecoming and put the McKenzie faithful on their feet when Blake Kelso recovered a J.F. Shields’ Panther fumble in the end zone for six points with just…

FORT DALE EAGLES TAKE VICTORY FLIGHT The 1-3 struggling Eagles flew down to Evergreen to face the 1-2 Sparta Warriors with both teams needing another mark for the win column. Fort Dale struck first on their opening drive running it in for six points and the extra point was good and then again with 10:11…

BY SCOTTIE CORLEY The Greenville Standard   GHS TIGERS FALL TO REHOBETH The Greenville Tigers fell 0-6 to the Rehobeth Rebels in the Tigers homecoming conference game last Friday night. Rehobeth scored once in the first quarter for the game’s only points. Greenville’s overall record for the season is now 2-3 while for the Tigers…

The 32 Annual Sun Classic Open Karate Tournament was held on Sept. 14 of this month in Panama City, Fla. JR Arnold High School of Panama City and the World Yoshukai Federation hosted the annual event. Competitors from seven states and as far away as Kentucky made the long trip to compete. There was an…