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Greenfield sports round-up

  • theknightspost
  • Dec 9, 2022
  • 1 min read

by Emily Barnes


 

For the winter sports season at Greenfield, there are boys' and girls' basketball and swimming. The boys' basketball team has been doing well with 7 wins and 3 losses. Their last game was against PCHS where they lost 45-51. Their next game will be Tuesday December 6th at home against Grace Christan and then the Christmas tournament.

The girl's basketball team has 4 wins and 5 losses. Their next conference game is January 4th at home against John Paul II. Serenity McNair, Victoria Coleman and Jeallen Holland carry the team with the most points out of the majority of their games so far.

The Greenfield swimming team has had one meet so far this season at Epiphany school. Reagan Mae, Lily and Emily Barnes carried the girls along with Justin and Michael leading the boys. The swim team has another meet on December 12 in Goldsboro.

Mrs. Brown, the swim coach, states “I am excited to watch the swim team and each swimmer grow and get better over the season. All three winter sports have put in much effort into this season and are ready to get started. The Greenfield family is ready to see them win more games and come together as a team.

 
 
 

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