2024
Byrnes High School
Location: Duncan, SC Nickname: Rebels
Colors: Royal Blue, Grey Region: 2-5A
Head coach: Reggie Shaw
2023 Record: 10 - 2 (5 - 0 Region II Champions).
Defeated by Hillcrest in Rd. 2 of the 5A playoffs.
Current Record: 2 - 4; 2 - 1
Last Game: Defeated by Gaffney 15-9 (Double OT)
Worth noting:
- Byrnes has won 11 State Championships (‘76, ‘82, ‘86, ’02, ’03, ’04, ’05, ’07, ’08, ’10, ’11).
- 2024 marks the 20th anniversary of the 2004 4A State Championship team.
- Due to construction of a new football field, the Rebels are on the road for every game this season.
History with Eastside
- Led by HC Bo Corne (1977-86), Byrnes first game against the Eagles was a 38-13 victory in 1978. The Rebels went on to finish the 1978 season with a 6-4 record.
- Until 2009, the most points ever scored in a game by the Rebels was the 2004 Eastside game (74 - 7).
Youth on the Rise
- Despite the 15-9 double OT loss last week, the Rebels showed tremendous growth last week and look to build on the momentum as 2024 moves along.
Oct. 18 Reg. 2 5A 11th Meeting Byrnes leads the series 9-2
Eastside High School
Location: Taylors, SC Nickname: Eagles
Colors: Blue, Gold, Black Head Coach: Dr. Andre Woolcock 2023 record: 6 - 5 (2 - 2 4A Reg. 2) Lost to South Pointe in Rd. 1 of the 4A Playoffs
Current Record: 3 - 2; 0 - 2 Last Game: Defeated by Riverside 33 - 8
- Gaffney has won one 4A football state title (1977).
- Until the 2014 season, Eastside was the only team in Greenville County to win a 4A State Championship
- The Eagles defeated the Rebels for the first time 1979, winning 7-0. Led by longtime Eastside head coach, John Carlisle, the Eagles finished the 1979 season with an 8-3 record and an appearance 4A playoffs.
- Dr. Andre Woolcock has been the head coach since 2019. Woolcock has compiled a 23-32 record at Eastside. Previously he was the head coach at Ninety-Six High School.
- 2024 is Eastside’s first season competing in 5A.
Reggie Shaw
2024 season marks the 69th season of Rebel Football, and the 8th season under the helm of Coach Shaw. In January of 2017, was named head coach and since that time, the Rebels have remained a top power in South Carolina. For 2024, Shaw has remained stoic while guiding a team that graduated mounds of talent in the off
and a team that will play all of their games on the road.
A man of faith, Shaw has consistently helped shape and the football team. Not only on the field, but in the classroom. Shaw is currently the 5th winningest coach in Byrnes football history, in addition to fielding state contenders every season, he has also overseen some of the highest team GPAs in team history.
• 2017: 7-4 (Region 1-3) Playoffs Rd. 1
• 2019: 11-2 (Region 6-1); Upper-State Qtr. Finals
• 2020: 2-3 (2-1) Playoffs Rd. 1
• 2021: 6-6 (3-1) Playoffs Rd. 1
• 2022: 9-4 (2-2) Upper-State Qtr. Finals
• 2023: 10-2 (4-0) Playoffs Rd. 2 (Region Champs)
• 2018: 11-3 (Region 6-1); Upper State Finals (Region Champs, Upper-State Runner-Up)
Byrnes Football will be broadcasted on The Fan Upstate once again in 2024. Games can be heard on 97.1 Spartanburg, 97.7 or Greenville, & the Audacy App
Welcome Back Bryson!
Cole Bryson will be the Play-by-Play Voice of the Byrnes Rebels. - Bryson will begin his 4th season serving as the Voice of the Rebels. Joining Cole will be Layne Fowler & Sam Clark.
Name Season
Gene Dillard 1964
Perry Green 1966
Sammy Simpson 1966
Ernie Fowler 1967
Madison Meadows 1969
Ray Johnson 1969
Larry James 1971
JT Williams 1972
Gene Edwards 1974
Steve Durham 1976
John McCarroll 1977
William Anderson 1978
James Glenn 1979
Jeff Jones 1979
William Meadows 1980
Dean Jones 1981
Scott Revels 1982
Bobby Jackson 1983
Jay Boland 1984
Scott Simmons 1984
Bobby Bentley 1985
Barry Frost 1985
Kevin Murphy 1986
Archie Irby 1987
Tony Pearson 1987
Fred Davis 1988
Dan Rogers 1988
Rufus Glenn 1991
Abdul Davis 1993
Dondre Holcombe 1997
Tony Lane 1998
Derrick Smith 1998
Brandon Peake 2000
Travis Anderson 2001
Adrian Miller 2001
Bradley Robinson 2002
John Talley 2002
Troy James 2003
Ben Williams 2003
Bobby Bentley (AC) 2003
Freddie Brown 2004
Dexter Young 2004
Rick Scott (AC) 2004
Steve Kennette (AC) 2004
Jamar Anderson 2005
Craig Brewton 2005
Chad Diehl 2006
Curt Thompson 2007
Randall Hawkins 2007
Jamie Dunaway 2008
Chas Dodd 2009
Name Season
Nolan McCoy 2010
Marcus Dillard 2010
Rashaad Dillard 2011
Shakeem Wharton 2011
Chris Miller (AC) 2011
KeKe Ashmore 2012
Melvin Armstrong 2012
Shuler Bentley 2013
Tyreik Lyles 2013 Isaiah Hill 2014
Braylon Collins 2014
Devin Dexter 2015
John Guthrie 2015 Omar Foster 2017
Rogers 2017
Henson 2018 Buddy Mack 2019
Strickland 2019
Shaw 2022
Kyai Cook 2022
Reggie Shaw (AC) 2023
Knai Cook 2023
James Oates 2023
Brandon Willis 2009
Ernie Fowler (1967)
Brandon Willis (2009)
Ray Johnson (1969)
Colby Shaw (2022)
Name
John Boyette
Stanley Nelson
Bill Smith
David Clayton
Steve Mabry
Steve Betsill
James "Bo" Corne (AC) 1984
Kelvin Richardson 1984
Tony Rogers 1985
Ray Frost 1986
Mike Zimmerman 1989
Courtney Henderson 1994
John Paul Rogers 1994
Durrell Robinson 1998
Ben Hall 2000
Anthony Johnson 2001
Terrell Allen 2002
Jake Ravan 2002
Trey Elder 2003
Jomar Wright 2003
Renaldo Hunter 2004
Trey Bailey
Prince Miller
Matt Quinn
Bobby Bentley (AC)
Chris Miller (AC)
Stanley Hunter
Willy Korn
Everette Dawkins
Cartier Rice
Daniel Cleveland
Justin Bright
Marcus Lattimore
Corey Miller
Kaleb Patterson
Akia Booker
Isaiah Pinson
Shaedon Meadors
Ben Clark
Willy Korn (2006)
Cartier Rice (2007)
Rahjai Harris (2019)
Cooper Campbell (2022)
Location: Duncan, South Carolina
Address: 150 Main Street, Duncan, SC 29334
Phone: (864) 949-2355
School Nickname: Rebels
School Colors: Blue, Grey
Stadium: Nixon Field
ConferenceAffiliation: Region II-AAAAA
Founded: 1955
Region Championships: 16
District 11 – A: 1955
Western 2-AA: 1959
Peach Blossom 3-AAA: 1975 & 1983
Region I 4-AAAA: 1993
Region II 4-AAAA: 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2014
Region II 5-AAAAA: 2018, 2023
PlayoffAppearances: 39 (1955, 1959, 1975, 1976, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023)
State Football Championships: 11
AAA: 1976, 1982
AAAADiv. II: 1986, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
AAAADiv. I: 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011
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