High School Heroes

🏐 From 5 wins to 16 to an UNDEFEATED season! 🔥

Riverside boys volleyball coach Luke Densmore joins Joel Fitzpatrick on this week’s High School Heroes to talk about the Warriors’ incredible turnaround, building a winning program and the growing popularity of boys volleyball.

“As long as we play like us, it’s not gonna matter.”

With more than 30 wins and a state championship in their sights, Coach Densmore shares what’s been behind Riverside’s success and why this team is something special.

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“You had me at three meals.”

Before Dr. Andre Woolcock became Eastside’s head football coach, he says he was fresh out of college, couldn’t find a job, his car had broken down and he was sleeping on friends’ couches.

Then a phone call changed the direction of his life.

On Episode 2 of High School Heroes, Woolcock joins Trey Stewart and Joel FitzPatrick to share the story of how a graduate assistant opportunity at North Greenville unexpectedly started his coaching career.

He also opens up about his faith, the criticism that comes with being a head coach, the people who helped him through his toughest seasons and why he believes character and academics can open just as many doors for young athletes as talent.

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Episode 1: Sinclair Cannon

What was it really like playing quarterback at Greer High when the whole town was behind you?

High School Heroes starts with a name Greer football fans know well. Sinclair Cannon joins Joel & Trey to go back to his playing days at Greer High, including the games he still remembers, the pressure and expectations that come with wearing the Greer uniform and what it meant to play for a community that lived and breathed high school football.

But this one isn’t just about old football stories. Sinclair talks about how his perspective on the game has changed, what he’s learned from coaching and why there’s a lot more to developing players than just the X’s and O’s.

Greer football then. Greer football now. And plenty of stories in between.