Welcome to the GHS Team page

As the season comes to a close GHS have anticipation for the upcoming National Homeschool tournament.

Player names (from left to right) Top. Michael Ward, Jonah Dew, Derek Ward, Jared Davis, Ben Black, Cristian Valdez, Johnathan Coelho, Andrew Turner, Coach Gilvin , Asis. Coach Ward. (Bottom) Collin Price, Noah Mckenzie, Caleb Vance, Moses, Ryan Payne, Billy Lehne, Jonny Starns, Caleb Franco.

Scores

  • October 23, 2007---Away---Score---GHS 4---Easley HE 1
  • October 16, 2007---Away---Score---GHS 6---Westgate 2
  • October 9, 2007---Home---Score---GHS 8---Oconee 0
  • October 5, 2007---Home---Score---GHS 2---Greenville Classical 0
  • October 2, 2007---Away---Score---GHS 2---Westgate 0
  • Sept 28, 2007---Home---Score---GHS 4---Easley Christian 0
  • Sept 18, 2007---Home---Score---GHS 5--- Oakwood 0
  • Sept 14, 2007---Home---Score---GHS 6---Easley HE 1
  • Sept 11, 2007---Away---Score---GHS 8 ---Oconee 1
  • Sept 7, 2007---Home---Score---GHS 3---Westgate 1
  • Sept. 4, 2007---Away---Score---GHS 0---St. Joes 2
  • Aug 31, 2007---Away---Score---GHS 0---HP 1
  • Aug 28, 2007---Away---Score---GHS 11----Easley 1
  • Aug 25, 2007---Breakaway Tournament--- 1-1-0 record with 7 goals
  • Aug 24, 2007---Breakaway Tournament--- 3-0-1 record with 7 goals.
  • Aug 21--- Away--- Score--- GHS 4--Oakwood 1

Tuesday, September 4, 2007

Introduction..."GHS, meet the Saints"...


GHS will face St. Joes today in what is to be a very entertaining match.
The Saints defeated HP last Tuesday in penalties.
GHS will exert all its' strength to vanquish the Catholic boys, a win against a tough team is needed to raise the teams morale.
This will be the first match between the two teams. It's difficult to predict any outcome as we have never witnessed the Catholics play.
But everything we have ever heard is preparing the team for a tough game.
Improvement is much needed in the midfield. It seems that Ben Black is left all alone to cope with 3 to 4 opponents, the halfbacks are failing to suck in and support the lone player...which is creating an empty space in the middle. Without support in the midfield, the forwards are struggling to create chances or even score. Not enough balls are being crossed into the area...and if there are any, the opposing keeper finds it too easy to gather.
There is hope for improvement in todays match...

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