Turnovers and defense launched a 32–6 opener.
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Micah Escue scored first and finished with 78 yards on 21 carries. Brandon Chambers recovered a Kenwood fumble in the end zone, Tanner Lynch helped create a second-quarter safety, and Escue's interception stopped a Knights drive after the margin had narrowed to 14–6.
Andrew Cline and Travis Arms accounted for the later touchdowns, with Arms recovering a Cline fumble in the end zone, and Dalton Kerr added a 30-yard field goal. Greenbrier produced 195 yards of offense but repeatedly converted short fields; the defense held Kenwood to 99 total yards—65 rushing and 34 passing.
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Statistics found for this game
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Player game lines
| Player | Metric | Reported figure | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dalton Kerr | Special Teams · field-goal distance | 30 yards | |
| Micah Escue | Rushing · carries | 21 carries | |
| Micah Escue | Rushing · yards | 78 yards |
Greenbrier team game lines
Team totals stand on their own; they are not credited to a single player.
| Subject | Metric | Reported figure | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greenbrier | Defense · total offense allowed | 99 yards | |
| Greenbrier | Offense · total offense | 195 yards |
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