The Thornblade Club and The Cliffs Valley will play host to 2019 BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by SYNNEX Corporation.
The tournament is slated to run the week of June 3-9.
Thornblade Club and Cliffs Communities have agreed to five-year extensions to host the event through 2023.
The gloom.
This term may not mean much to you, but for thousands of men across the nation, it’s where they start their day.
“The gloom is that time of the morning where there’s no sunlight yet,” according to Greer’s Kevin Duncan. “It’s still dark and it’s so early that you have that option of not getting out of bed.”
The Blue Ridge Baseball continued its late season hot streak, sweeping rival Greer last Thursday night by scores of 6-5 and 5-2.
The Tigers, 14-5 on the season, were once again led by solid pitching outings in the two victories over Greer.
The Blue Ridge golf team claimed a Greenville County title last week at Thornblade Club, topping Eastside and Southside Christian with a score of 293.
The Tigers finished just one stroke ahead of the Eagles during the match.
The North Greenville baseball team clinched the Conference Carolinas regular season championship by topping Mount Olive 9-6 last week. After trailing 2-1, the Crusaders went on to score seven unanswered runs and was able to hang on to win. John Michael Faile collected three hits while Matthew Dailey earned the win.
By Reid Spencer
NASCAR Wire
Saturday night’s victory in the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Raceway was a first for Martin Truex Jr.—and more of the same for Joe Gibbs Racing.
RHS graduate honored as Sports Scholar
Riverside High alum Larissa Heslop was recently named the 2019 Arthur Ashe, Jr. Sports Scholar of the year for women's soccer.
The Warrior baseball team was at a crossroads when they were swept by Dorman in late March.
Losing three games in one week, Riverside dropped a 5-3 decision and got blanked 13-0 by the Cavaliers.
Improving to 16-2 overall and 8-1 in the region, the Byrnes softball team put together a couple of dominant performances last week, topping Gaffney, 21-0 and Mauldin, 14-3.
It was deja vu for Jorge Santos’ Yellow Jackets.
Tied with one of the region’s toughest teams, the Greer boys soccer team went to penalty kicks with Berea last Thursday night.
