News Summary
Greenville hosts 52 high school football games, featuring top-ranked teams and exciting matchups for fans.
Greenville will be buzzing with excitement on Friday, September 19, as 52 high school football games are scheduled to take place in the metro area. Among these matches, seven feature teams ranked among the top in South Carolina, promising an action-packed evening for football fans.
Highlight Matchup
The marquee game of the night will see the No. 10 Greenwood team traveling to face off against No. 22 T.L. Hanna, a contest that is certain to draw significant interest from local supporters and scouts alike.
Notable Games
In addition to the highlight matchup, several other notable games are set to unfold across the region:
- A.C. Reynolds vs. Freedom
- Albemarle vs. Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy
- Andrews vs. Swain County
- Asheville Christian Academy vs. Copper Basin
- Asheville School (Independent) vs. Charlotte Country Day School
- Avery County vs. Madison
- Belton-Honea Path vs. Palmetto
- Berea vs. Greer
- Bessemer City vs. Burns
- Blacksburg vs. Central
- Blue Ridge vs. Pickens
- Boiling Springs vs. Gaffney
- Broome vs. Powdersville
- Burns vs. Bessemer City
- Byrnes vs. Wade Hampton
- Calhoun Falls Charter vs. Clear Dot Charter
- Carolina Academy vs. Southside
- Central vs. Blacksburg
- Chapman vs. Christ Church Episcopal
- Charles D. Owen vs. Polk County
- Cherokee vs. Rosman
- Chester vs. Union County
- Chesnee vs. Woodruff
- Christ Church Episcopal vs. Chapman
- Christ School vs. Charlotte Latin
- Charlotte Country Day School vs. Asheville School (Independent)
- Charlotte Latin vs. Christ School
- Clinton vs. Daniel
- Copper Basin vs. Asheville Christian Academy
- Crescent vs. Ninety Six
- Daniel vs. Clinton
- Dorman vs. Riverside
- Draughn vs. R-S Central
- East Burke vs. Patton
- East Henderson vs. Smoky Mountain
- East Rutherford vs. Hibriten
- Easley vs. JL Mann
- Eastside vs. Spartanburg
- Elbert County vs. Oglethorpe County
- Emerald vs. Strom Thurmond
- Enka vs. McDowell
- Erwin vs. Watauga
- Fountain Inn vs. St. Joseph’s Catholic
- Franklin County vs. West Hall
- Freedom vs. A.C. Reynolds
- Gaffney vs. Boiling Springs
- Greenville vs. Woodmont
- Greenwood vs. T.L. Hanna
- Greer vs. Berea
- Hart County vs. Monroe Area
- Hayesville vs. Robbinsville
- Hendersonville vs. Mitchell
- Hibriten vs. East Rutherford
- Hillcrest vs. Mauldin
- JL Mann vs. Easley
- Landrum vs. West-Oak
- Liberty vs. Walhalla
- Madison vs. Avery County
- Mauldin vs. Hillcrest
- McDowell vs. Enka
- Mitchell vs. Hendersonville
- Monroe Area vs. Hart County
- Ninety Six vs. Crescent
- North Henderson vs. Pisgah
- Northside Christian Academy vs. Spartanburg Christian Academy
- Oglethorpe County vs. Elbert County
- Palmetto vs. Belton-Honea Path
- Patton vs. East Burke
- Pickens vs. Blue Ridge
- Pisgah vs. North Henderson
- Polk County vs. Charles D. Owen
- Powdersville vs. Broome
- Prince Avenue Christian vs. Westside
- R-S Central vs. Draughn
- Riverside vs. Dorman
- Robbinsville vs. Hayesville
- Rosman vs. Cherokee
- Saluda vs. Southside Christian
- Seneca vs. Travelers Rest
- Smoky Mountain vs. East Henderson
- South Caldwell vs. T.C. Roberson
- Southside vs. Carolina Academy
- Southside Christian vs. Saluda
- Spartanburg vs. Eastside
- Spartanburg Christian Academy vs. Northside Christian Academy
- St. Joseph’s Catholic vs. Fountain Inn
- Strom Thurmond vs. Emerald
- Swain County vs. Andrews
- T.C. Roberson vs. South Caldwell
- T.L. Hanna vs. Greenwood
- Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy vs. Albemarle
- Travelers Rest vs. Seneca
- Tuscola vs. West Henderson
- Union County vs. Chester
- Wade Hampton vs. Byrnes
- Walhalla vs. Liberty
- Watauga vs. Erwin
- West Hall vs. Franklin County
- West Henderson vs. Tuscola
- West-Oak vs. Landrum
- Westside vs. Prince Avenue Christian
- Woodmont vs. Greenville
- Woodruff vs. Chesnee
Team Tracking and Updates
For fans looking to stay updated on scores and highlights, a free account can be created to follow favorite teams through the Greenville Metro Football Scoreboard. This feature allows supporters to receive real-time score updates, ensuring they don’t miss any of the thrilling action happening across the venues.
Conclusion
The September 19 matchups in the Greenville Metro area are set to attract significant attention, showcasing the talent and determination of local high school athletes. With numerous games scheduled, this Friday promises to be a thrilling night for football enthusiasts across the region.
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Additional Resources
- SI: Greenville Metro High School Football Schedule & Scores – September 19, 2025
- SI: Greenville Metro High School Football Schedule & Scores – September 12, 2025
- SI: Greenville Metro High School Football Schedule & Scores – September 5, 2025
- SI: South Carolina High School Football Schedule & Scores – September 19, 2025
- SI: Sacramento Metro High School Football Schedule & Scores – September 19, 2025
- Wikipedia: High school football
- Google Search: High school football in South Carolina
- Google Scholar: High school football South Carolina
- Encyclopedia Britannica: High school football
- Google News: High school football September 2025
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