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Greenbrier vs. White House

Greenbrier 14–38 White HouseLoss
14–38Final
LossResult
4-6Season record
Regular SeasonStage
GAME STORY / CONTEXT

1990 vs. White House

The final three games turned a promising 4–3 start into the 4–6 finish. White House won 38–14, Westmoreland won 35–9 and Portland closed the season 42–7. The Westmoreland scoring summary confirms Greenbrier was 4–5 after that game and lists the Bobcats' scoring plays: a 20-yard field goal by Ludvig Swedjemark and a 5-yard touchdown run credited in the newspaper to Jamie Hire .

Greenbrier's 100-yard rushing records supplies another piece of the varsity picture. Jeremy Hire ran for 130 yards against Houston County and 109 against White House. The Houston County performance came in the 13–0 shutout, while the White House performance came in a rivalry loss.

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SOURCE-LED GAME RECORD

Where this result fits

14–38recorded final score
4–4record after game
55–137cumulative scoring

Season position

It belongs to the three-loss finish after Greenbrier reached 4–3.

Recovered detail

No game-specific item from the 1990–2002 newspaper packet is tied to this entry. Film or local clippings already displayed on the page remain available without adding an unsupported play sequence.

KEEP EXPLORING

See the full matchup history.

Through 2025, Greenbrier has met White House 82 times, with a series record of 26–56. Open the opponent page for every meeting, then return to this season or Football History.

THE NUMBERS WE CAN TRACE

Statistics found for this game

1 reported statistical line is connected to surviving sources for this game. An unlisted statistic is unknown here, not zero.

Player game lines

PlayerMetricReported figureEvidence
Jeremy HireRushing · yards109 yardsSource

Open the scanned season score record · 1990 season and source comparison.

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