Wells Gunter signs letter of intent to play Baseball at Gardner-Webb University in North Carolina. Congratulations Wells!!!

Braylong Barbour signs letter of intent to play Baseball at St. Andrews University in North Carolina. GHS Wishes you the best Braylon!!

From Greenwood High Athletics to each and every 2020 Spring Athlete; thank you for your participation at GHS and we are proud of you! Although your season was cut short you deserve to be shown off and recognized all the same. We know that this season wasn’t what anyone expected, however this is not the

To finish out Senior Spotlight, Greenwood High School Student Athlete banners are hanging Uptown on display to show our continued love and support as they start to wrap up their Senior year. Take a ride through Uptown and show them some love!! #SeniorSpotlight Greenwood High School Athletics is proud of each one of you and

Senior Spotlight: Wells Gunter Most Memorable GHS Moment: “Going to Fortmill High School twice during the Playoffs and beating them Sophomore year.” Future Plans: “Continuing my baseball career at Gardner Webb University.” Coach – Thanks for everything you do, love you! – Wells Gunter “Wells, there are no words to explain what you mean Greenwood baseball

Senior Spotlight: Josh Godwin Future Plans: To attend Clemson University “Josh, your hard work and determination has been infectious. More importantly, you made the people around work harder. You made the Eagles better and I am forever grateful. Thank you my dude! I love you!” – Coach Baker Have photos of this Senior Athlete you

Senior Spotlight: Joe Benjamin Future Plans: To attend Lander University “Joe, your commitment to our team has been amazing. Your have been the epitome of a good teammate. The Greenwood Eagles are better because of Joe Benjamin. You definitely left it better than you found. I love you, my dude!” – Coach Baker Have photos

Senior Spotlight: Braylon Barbour Future Plans: Continuing his Baseball career at St. Andrews University “Braylon, watching you grow from the 6th grade kid to the 18 year old man you are now has been a pleasure. I’m proud of who you are and proud of what you’re becoming. Continue to attack life with the same positive