Riverside High School Advances to Class AAAA State Championship in Dramatic Fashion

Riverside Reaches Class AAAA Title Game in Dramatic Fashion

Greer, SC – May 1, 2024

Warriors Secure Spot in State Championship with Impressive Victory

Riverside High School’s girls lacrosse team secured their spot in the Class AAAA state championship game with a dominant performance in the Upper State championship against Christ Church. The Warriors, led by coach Thomas Riley, displayed their prowess on the field as they outscored their opponents 23-9 in a thrilling matchup.

Turning the Tables with a Fast Start

Coach Riley revealed that the team had struggled with starting games quickly throughout the season. However, a clever strategy of reverse psychology seemed to do the trick as the players came out of the gate hot, establishing a commanding 7-1 lead early in the game. This strong start set the tone for the rest of the match and propelled Riverside towards victory.

Aiming for Redemption

With their eyes set on redemption after falling short in the playoffs last year, the Warriors were determined to make a statement this season. Leading scorer Bella Bright set the tone early in the game, scoring just 12 seconds into the match. Bright, along with teammates Addy Heiser and Tatum Hill, showcased their offensive prowess, combining for multiple goals to secure the win.

Bright Shines in Playoff Run

Bella Bright’s standout performance in the playoff run has been nothing short of extraordinary. With 90 goals and 29 assists to her name, Bright has firmly established herself as one of the top scorers in the state, currently ranking third in total points across all classifications. Her leadership on the field has been instrumental in Riverside’s success this season.

Heartbreak for Christ Church

Despite a valiant effort from Christ Church, the Cavaliers ultimately fell short in their quest for a state championship berth. Coach Molly Miller commended her team for their resilience and fighting spirit throughout the season, highlighting their never-say-die attitude on the field. Though the outcome was not what they had hoped for, the Cavaliers can hold their heads high after a hard-fought campaign.

Looking Ahead to the State Championship

With the state championship game looming on the horizon, Riverside will face off against Bishop England in what promises to be a thrilling showdown. The Warriors, with their sights set on reclaiming the title they won in 2021, will be eager to put on a strong performance and etch their names in the annals of high school lacrosse history once again.

Stay Tuned for the Epic Battle

Lacrosse fans across South Carolina are eagerly anticipating the Class AAAA state championship game, where Riverside will look to cap off their impressive season with a victory. The stage is set for a memorable showdown between two powerhouse teams vying for ultimate glory on the lacrosse field. Don’t miss the action as the Warriors clash with Bishop England in a battle for the championship crown.

Author: HERE Greenville

HERE Greenville

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