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Wrestling Team Sets School Records at Upperstate Qualifier
(2/24/2020 / TRHS Webmaster)
Congratulations to the Devildog wrestling team for their 2nd place finish at the Upperstate Individual Tournament. Eight of our wrestlers qualified for the State Championship tournament this weekend. The second place finish and number of qualifiers are both new school records. The following wrestlers qualified for the State Individual Tournament:
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Aidan Shepherd
Toby Foster
Bradley Russ-Martin
Brooks Russ-Martin
Bryson Mclees
Zeebo Riley
Kodie Hughes
Gary Holmes
The State Individual Tournament will be on Friday and Saturday at the Anderson Civic Center. Good luck, Devildogs!
D2 Stageworks Students Receive Awards
(2/24/2020 / TRHS Webmaster)
Congratulations to TRHS Theater Director, Mr. Tim Brown, and the D2 Stageworks Drama students as they were the only Greenville County School to earn a Superior performance rating at the 2020 SC Thespians and Palmetto Dramatic One-Act Festival this weekend. Kimmie Lightle and Connor Ling received Superior acting awards for their roles in "One Thousand Cranes." Emilie Sanders received an Excellent acting award. Congratulations to all of the drama students for their hard work and representing Travelers Rest High School so well. The students were unable to present "One Thousand Cranes" to the public due to weather but photos from the dress rehearsal can be seen at the link below.
Dress Rehearsal Photos of "One Thousand Cranes"
McGowens Leads Wren to Win over Devildogs
(2/23/2020 / TRHS Webmaster)
PIEDMONT, S.C. — Bryce McGowens scored 65 points to lead the Wren High School Hurricanes to a 103-78 win over the Travelers Rest High School Devildogs boys basketball team Saturday night in the second round of the South Carolina High School League AAAA Upper State playoffs. The game was played in front of a sellout, standing-room only crowd at Wren High School. The Devildogs ended their season with a 19-8 record.
"I have been involved with high school basketball as a player and coach for almost 30 years and I’ve never seen anything like that," Travelers Rest head coach Josh Mills said "A really gifted player had a great night. I felt like, for the most part, we had hands in his face. He just knocked down shots." Full story at TRTribune.com
Devildogs Advance to Second Round of Playoffs
(2/19/2020 / TRHS Webmaster)
The Devildog basketball team hosted Lancaster on Wednesday night in a first round playoff game. The Devildogs took an early lead but the Bruins pressed throughout the game to keep it close. The Devildogs led by two after one quarter and led by three at the half. The Bruins took their first lead with 5:41 left in the third quarter hitting two of three free throws to lead 37-35. The Devildogs answered with a 14-0 run to take a 49-37 lead. They held a 51-39 lead going into the final quarter. Lancaster forced several turnovers to cut into the lead but the Devildogs, led by Case Roach with 27 points and Derrick Fields with 26 points, pulled away for a 75-60 win. They will travel to Wren on Saturday for a second round game. Wren came back from trailing by ten points going into the final quarter to advance with a 56-55 win over South Pointe.
Boys' Basketball vs Lancaster Photo Gallery
MaxPreps Bracket for the AAAA Tournament
Alive at 25 Information
Alive at 25 is an early intervention program developed by the National Safety Council to prevent traffic violations, collisions, and fatalities. It is a 4 ½ hour defensive driving course that addresses the dangers of speeding, failure to use seatbelts, using cell phones while driving, eating while driving, driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, and more. It focuses on the behaviors that young drivers exhibit behind the wheel, and allows the student to recognize the consequences of those actions. Use the links below to download a flyer about the program or go to their website. You can find upcoming classes on their website using the second link. Completion of the program is required for any student that parks on campus.
Alive at 25 Registration & FAQ Flyer (PDF)
Alive at 25 Registration Page on Website