News Summary
A total of 49 high school football games scheduled in Greenville Metro area on October 17, featuring top-ranked teams from South Carolina.
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A total of 49 high school football games are scheduled for Friday, October 17, in the Greenville Metro area, highlighting a competitive evening for local teams. This lineup includes six games featuring top-ranked high school teams from South Carolina, promising excitement for players and fans alike.
Marquee Matchups
Among the standout games are key matchups, including No. 6 Belton-Honea Path facing off against Crescent and No. 13 Greenville taking on Mauldin. These games are particularly notable as they feature some of the strongest teams in the state, and are expected to draw large crowds.
Full Game Schedule
In addition to the marquee matchups, the evening will showcase a diverse range of games, including:
- Abbeville vs. Whitmire
- Asheville vs. Erwin
- Asheville School vs. Covenant Day
- Athens Academy vs. Elbert County
- Avery County vs. Hendersonville
- Berea vs. Walhalla
- Blue Ridge vs. Travelers Rest
- Boiling Springs vs. Spartanburg
- Brevard vs. West Henderson
- Burns vs. Cherryville
- Byrnes vs. Eastside
- Calhoun Falls Charter vs. McCormick
- Carolina Academy vs. Christ Church Episcopal
- Cedar Shoals vs. Madison County
- Chapman vs. Union County
- Charles D. Owen vs. Madison
- Cherokee vs. Swain County
- Chesnee vs. Liberty
- Christ School vs. Rabun Gap-Nacoochee
- Clinton vs. Landrum
- Daniel vs. Pickens
- Dixie vs. Ware Shoals
- Dorman vs. Wade Hampton
- Easley vs. Hillcrest
- East Jackson vs. Hart County
- East Rutherford vs. Patton
- Emerald vs. Southside
- Enka vs. T.C. Roberson
- Fountain Inn vs. Westside
- Franklin County vs. Prince Avenue Christian
- Freedom vs. South Caldwell
- Gaffney vs. Riverside
- Greenville vs. Mauldin
- Greenwood vs. Woodmont
- Greer vs. Seneca
- Hebron Christian Academy vs. Stephens County
- Hibriten vs. R-S Central
- JL Mann vs. T.L. Hanna
- Laurens vs. Wren
- Mitchell vs. Mountain Heritage
- Mountain View Prep vs. Woodruff
- McDowell vs. St. Stephens
- Palmetto vs. Powdersville
- Pendleton vs. West-Oak
- Robbinsville vs. Rosman
- Saluda vs. Ninety Six
- South Stanly vs. Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy
- Southside Christian vs. St. Joseph’s Catholic
Live Updates
Fans can stay updated on the scores and progress of the games through the Greenville Metro Football Scoreboard, which will provide live updates throughout the evening, ensuring supporters and enthusiasts are informed about their favorite teams’ performances.
Background Context
This upcoming weekend marks a significant date in the high school football season for the Greenville Metro area. With many teams competing for playoff positions and championship titles, the games on October 17 are crucial for team morale and standings. The atmosphere is expected to be electric, with schools rallying their communities to support local athletes.
High school football has long been a beloved tradition in South Carolina, providing young athletes opportunities to showcase their skills and commitment to the sport. As schools prepare for these matchups, student athletes are focused on training, strategies, and teamwork, all while building camaraderie among their peers.
This scheduled event not only serves as entertainment for local fans but also as an opportunity for young athletes to remain active and cultivate vital life skills through teamwork and sportsmanship. As the countdown begins, anticipation builds for an unforgettable night under the Friday night lights.
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Additional Resources
- Sports Illustrated: Greenville High School Football Schedule – October 17, 2025
- Sports Illustrated: Greenville High School Football Schedule – October 10, 2025
- Sports Illustrated: Greenville High School Football Schedule – October 3, 2025
- Michigan’s Thumb: Michigan High School Football Final Scores
- The Telegraph: Artificial Turf and Girls Soccer
- Wikipedia: High School Football
- Google Search: High School Football News
- Google Scholar: High School Football
- Encyclopedia Britannica: High School Football
- Google News: High School Football
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