... Greenbrier to Camden Fairview next Friday night for a semifinal bout. “We’re one more step toward (Little Rock),” Greenbrier coach Randy Tribble said. “We kept believing that we were going to get a win somehow, and we did. I sure am proud of my ...

... s first round game. “We’re glad that we’re able to bring in the best running back in the state,” Greenbrier coach Randy Tribble said. “We’re going to line up and see how we can do and what to do to stop him.” Greenbrier’s coaching ...

... week’s first round game. “We’re glad that we’re able to bring in the best running back state,” Greenbrier coach Randy Tribble said. “We’re going to line up and see how we can do and what to do to stop him.”

GREENBRIER — Greenbrier coach Randy Tribble doesn’t mind being a part of history. For the ... almost unattainable goal since the mid-1990s. Fortunately for Greenbrier, coach Randy Tribble, in his second year as the head of the program, has turned the ...

... attempting to dive into the end zone. The injury took place late in the third quarter. “That changed the game,” Greenbrier coach Randy Tribble said. The result of that play led to Greenbrier’s four touchdowns in the fourth quarter after being ...

... first quarter but couldn’t sustain the lead with miscues in the second. “We had too many turnovers,” Greenbrier coach Larry Flake said. Greenbrier fell 34-24 in ninth-grade action. Aundrea Hardin led Greenbrier with 12 points ...

... recovering a fumble with 2:00 left. “I’m proud of our guys for hanging in there and not losing our heads,” Greenbrier coach Randy Tribble said. “They hung in there and believed we could still win the ballgame. That’s something we’ve been able ...

... that they wanted to find a way to get the card to us, I wanted to allow our players to interact with the kids,” Greenbrier coach Randy Tribble said. “They were glad that we were able to do them a favor, but really it’s the opposite way around ...

Looking back on his career, former Greenbrier coach Tommy Reed quickly points to relationships — and of course wins and losses. “As old coaches, you don’t like to talk about wins and losses,” said ...

... first-round game next week “Monticello is good,” Vilonia coach Jim Stanley said. In just his second year, Greenbrier coach Randy Tribble has raised the Panthers program from the doormat of the 5A West to a second seed. The Panthers’ offensive attack ...