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Greenbrier vs. Lipscomb Academy

15–27 · Loss · Non-district

FINAL
15–27
RESULT
Loss
RECORD AFTER GAME
1–1
DATE
Aug. 30, 2013
SITE
Home
STAGE
Non-district
GAME STORY / CONTEXT

Aug. 30, 2013 · Lipscomb Academy

Home · Non-district · Greenbrier 15–27 Lipscomb Academy · record after game 1–1 · district record 0–0.

Greenbrier led 15–6 after one quarter on John Raymond Brown's 3-yard run, Nick Young's conversion run and James Pentecost's 19-yard touchdown run with Christian Warren's kick.

Lipscomb scored the final 21 points. Greenbrier still recorded 23 first downs and held the ball for 27:08 in the surviving box-score entry. Sophomore Briley Hankins later received All-County recognition after making 12 tackles in this game.

Scoring by period

Team1234Final
Lipscomb Academy6714027
Greenbrier1500015
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VERIFIED REFERENCES

The period line and any box-score figures above come from the surviving MaxPreps historical game entry. Only populated fields are used; missing yardage or player totals were not reconstructed.

KEEP EXPLORING

See the full matchup history.

Through 2025, Greenbrier has met Lipscomb Academy 20 times, with a series record of 4–16. The current series streak is 9L. Open the series page for every meeting, then return to this season.

THE NUMBERS WE CAN TRACE

Statistics found for this game

3 reported statistical lines are connected to surviving sources for this game. An unlisted statistic is unknown here, not zero.

Player game lines

PlayerMetricReported figureEvidence
Briley HankinsDefense · tackles12 tackles

Greenbrier team game lines

Team totals stand on their own; they are not credited to a single player.

SubjectMetricReported figureEvidence
GreenbrierOffense · first downs23 first downs
GreenbrierOffense · time of possession27:08 minutes:seconds

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