Javaris Harris

Greene County quarterback Steve Miller (1) drops back to pass against Christian Heritage on Friday. LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff

Greene County quarterback Steve Miller (1) drops back to pass against Christian Heritage on Friday. LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff

FOOTBALL: Lions spoil Tigers' plans for playoff run

It was a rough night at Tiger Stadium for Greene County and head coach Terrance Banks. No. 3-seed Christian Heritage defeated the No. 2-seed Tigers 37-6 last Friday night. The loss eliminates them from contention in the Class A Division II playoffs.
Javaris Harris (6) smiles as he pitches the ball to the referee after scoring his second touchdown of the evening against Warren County a few weeks ago. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

Javaris Harris (6) smiles as he pitches the ball to the referee after scoring his second touchdown of the evening against Warren County a few weeks ago. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

FOOTBALL: Tigers prepare for Red Devils after bye week

After coming off a dominant 42-12 win over the Warren County Screaming Eagles a couple weeks ago, the Greene County football team turned its attention to the Lincoln County Red Devils for its third region game of the season.
Dayshawn Copeland (52) and other Tiger defenders tackle the Screaming Devils’ running back in the first half. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

Dayshawn Copeland (52) and other Tiger defenders tackle the Screaming Devils’ running back in the first half. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

FOOTBALL: Tigers trounce Screaming Devils

The Greene County football program had a huge night of festivities last Friday for the Tigers’ homecoming game against the Warren County Screaming Devils.
Greene County wide receiver Javaris Harris (6) tip-toes in the end zone for a touchdown. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff

Greene County wide receiver Javaris Harris (6) tip-toes in the end zone for a touchdown. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff

FOOTBALL: Patriots ride high after fourth-quarter comeback victory over Greene County

Greene County head coach Terrance Banks left Tigers Stadium on Friday with a gut-wrenching feeling. Oglethorpe County (3-1) trailed by 12 points at the start of the fourth quarter, although the Patriots quickly erased that margin, defeating the Tigers (3-2) by a score of 34-33.