Tigers show growth despite rough start

GREENE COUNTY
  • The Tigers have relied on Quincy Robbins on the mound this season to eat innings, providing stability and giving his team a chance to stay competitive deep into games. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
    The Tigers have relied on Quincy Robbins on the mound this season to eat innings, providing stability and giving his team a chance to stay competitive deep into games. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
  • Greene County sophomore Jordan Walton has already played in multiple positions this season and led off in the lineup. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
    Greene County sophomore Jordan Walton has already played in multiple positions this season and led off in the lineup. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
    The Greene County baseball team has had a rough start to the 2026 season.Entering this week, the Tigers are 0-13, but head coach Brad Evans sees a team steadily growing on and off the field.“It’s one of those things where you feel like you see growth, but it isn’t necessarily a straight line,” Evans said. “You take your wins with the losses. We have to take our wins wher...

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