Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 10th of October.
Good morning, Spartanburg.
Hurricane Isaias, with winds of 120 mph, is set to bring heavy rain to the Upstate this weekend as its center stays off Greenville and local events are getting canceled.
Forecasts predict 3-4 inches of rain starting Saturday + Sunday.
South Carolina football will play Florida today at 12:45 p.m. on the SEC Network as the Gamecocks try to break an eight-game SEC losing streak.
Coach Shane Beamer’s team will look to counter Florida’s offensive struggles and rainy conditions to secure a win.
Dorman football suffered its first loss on Oct.
9 when Northwestern won 35-19 at Cavalier Stadium. Coach Jake Morris said the setback will help the team learn and improve as they prepare for a playoff rematch, with running back Nick Means logging 20 carries for 187 yards (a key effort).
Monte Dutton, a respected sports writer who covered NASCAR for local papers and authored nine books, died Oct.
8 at 68. He earned multiple awards and is remembered for his engaging style that captured the excitement of racing.
Highlights from the WYFF News 4 Game of the Week featuring Emerald + Wren are now available for local sports fans.
The broadcast from Piedmont captured the exciting matchup.
High school football Week 8 featured standout plays from local talent; Gideon Merhib of Byrnes completed 18 of 23 passes for 240 yards and two touchdowns in a win against Mauldin while Tre Segarra rushed for 110 yards on 14 attempts with two scores.
These performances were reported today.
SCHSL Week 8 high school football games ended on Thursday, Oct.
8 and Friday, Oct. 9 with varied scores reported from across the state, including local teams like Spartanburg Christian + several others. Live updates were available on NFHS Network.
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