SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — South Charleston took care of Huntington 35-21. Junior quarterback Kentre Grier threw for 317 yards and two touchdowns in the win — he rushed for another pair of scores as well.
“He had a great game and threw the ball really well today,” said South Charleston coach Donnie Mays. “He did a nice job of keeping his eyes downfield and escaped the pressure of Huntington several times, which really helped our cause.”
The win avenged a 20-16 regular season loss to Huntington.
“Overall, it was a good win for our team,” Mays continued. “We took advantage of our opportunities and our defense really did a nice job. This has been our ultimate goal — we wanted to play 14 games in 2014. Now that we’re there, we might as well go try and win the thing.”
The MetroNews GameNight interview with South Charleston coach Donnie Mays is posted above.