Greene County head coach Terrance Banks was mad about the celebratory Gatorade bath he received, but he was happy that the Tigers defeated rival Lincoln County to stay undefeated.

The Greene County Tigers (8-0, 3-0) travel to Greenbrier High School this Friday to battle the Aquinas Fighting Irish (6-2, 2-1) in the team’s ninth game of the season. • Series History: Greene County leads, 5-4.

Greene County’s football team prepares to host the Lincoln County Red Devils at Tiger Stadium this Friday at 7:30 p.m.

The Greene County football team continued to stay perfect last week with a 34-6 win over Warren County. The victory marked the Tigers’ seventh of the season and second in region play.

The Greene County football team spent its Homecoming weekend in good spirits after getting a dominant win in its first region game of the season.

Greene County prepares to host Towns County in Tigers Stadium this Friday at 7:30 p.m. for the team’s first region game of the year against Towns County.

Greene County was able to avenge last year’s loss by defeating Oglethorpe County last Friday 14-7 in a closely contested game.

Greene County started its season off on a mission, and it continued at Wilkinson County this past Friday. The Tigers (4-0) dominated the game from start to finish, defeating the Warriors 41-6 in Irwinton.

The Greene County football team is traveling to Lexington to play Oglethorpe County this Friday at 7:30 p.m. for the fifth game of the season.

Greene County played its first road game on Friday at Hancock Central, and came away with a 43-6 victory. It was the Tigers thirdstraight win over the Bulldogs, and head coach Terrance Banks told the Lake Oconee News that he thought his team played well throughout the game.