I thought it was a plane falling: School bus crashes into Upstate home

School bus home collision

‘I thought it was a plane falling’: School bus crashes into Upstate home

No injuries were reported after a Greenville County school bus crashed into a mobile home near Travelers Rest Monday

TRAVELERS REST, S.C. (FOX Carolina) –

Greenville County Schools said a district bus crashed into a home on Monday morning. According to South Carolina Highway Patrol, a bus with two students on board was heading west on Stamey Valley Road near Travelers Rest when the bus ran off the right side of the road, overcorrected, and went across the left side of the road. The bus hit a mailbox and fence before crashing into a mobile home.

The home was unoccupied at the time of the crash and no injuries were reported, but the property was destroyed.

“I was laying in bed, I heard a noise,”

said the property owner Kathleen Crosby. “I thought it was a plane falling from the sky.”

Crosby lives in another house on the property but is also a caregiver out of her home, so the home that was destroyed was a getaway for her.

“There was a time when I would go down there and just relax,”

Crosby said. “I take care of people at my home. Sometimes I just want to get away and relax.”

She said it’s also a sad loss because the home had memories of her mother and grandmother, but she is just glad no one was hurt.

“The memories are gone now,”

Crosby said. “But I’m just thankful to God that no one got killed or got hurt.”

Troopers said the bus driver is being charged with driving too fast for conditions. At this time, officials are not releasing the driver’s name. Stay tuned for further details.

Author: HERE Greenville

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Teams to Watch

Riverside: The Warriors are seeded No. 1 in the Upper State for Class AAAA and for good reason. Riverside (14-2) is the state’s fourth-best offensive team, averaging 14.2 points per game, and the fourth-best defensive team, allowing only 6.3 points per game. Despite early and late-season losses, they managed to win 13 straight games in between.

Spartanburg: The Vikings are having one of the best seasons in program history. Holding a record of 14-1, Spartanburg is a No. 1 seed in the Class AAAAA Upper State. With a seven-game winning streak, they have showcased a strong defense, holding opponents to two goals or fewer seven times this season.

T.L. Hanna: The Yellow Jackets, following their first winning season last year, have earned a No. 1 seed in the playoffs. With a record of 12-1, they will face Byrnes in a home game at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Despite a late-season stumble, the Jackets had already secured the top spot in their district.

Players to Watch

Carlie Balck, Greenville: Leading Greenville with 51 goals and 66 points, Balck has been instrumental in the Red Raiders' success this season, with the team ranking fifth in the state with 220 goals scored.

Isabella Bright, Riverside: Bright ranks fourth in the state in total points with 104, sixth in goals with 72, and tenth in assists. The junior has an impressive 171 career goals.

Tatum Hill, Riverside: Leading Riverside and among the state leaders in ground balls recovered, Hill also contributes offensively with 22 goals and nine assists.

Caeylyn Little, T.L. Hanna: Little ranks second in the state with 52 assists and has proven her scoring ability with 62 goals over the past two seasons.

Dylan Meagher, J.L. Mann: The sophomore goalie leads the state in save percentage at .685, playing a crucial role in J.L. Mann's pursuit of a second consecutive state final appearance.

Jessica Mikesell, Christ Church: Mikesell, with 60 goals, 21 assists, and 81 points, ranks among the top scorers in the state. Christ Church, a No. 2 seed in Class AAAA Upper State, looks to build on their success from last season.

Evers Morris, Spartanburg: The sophomore standout has 58 goals, 25 assists, and 83 points, contributing significantly to Spartanburg's impressive season.

Sophie Pavlik, Byrnes: Leading Byrnes with 46 goals and 59 points, Pavlik recently reached a career milestone of 200 goals, showcasing her scoring prowess.

Morgan Siglin, Wade Hampton: Siglin leads the state in goals with 126 and points with 161. Her recent performance, scoring 30 goals in the last three games, has been crucial for Wade Hampton's success.

Olivia Wallach, T.L. Hanna: Wallach ranks third in the state with 77 goals and 11th in points with 84. With an impressive 18 goals in the final two regular-season games, she is a key player to watch in the playoffs.

I thought it was a plane falling: School bus crashes into Upstate home