Greenbrier’s Kate McDonald looks for some open field in the Wolfpack’s 18-0 win over Grovetown on Thursday, Nov. 5, in high school flag football action. Photo courtesy Brelynn Crewe of the Augusta University The Bell Ringer)
Greenbrier’s Kate McDonald looks for some open field in the Wolfpack’s 18-0 win over Grovetown on Thursday, Nov. 5, in high school flag football action. Photo courtesy Brelynn Crewe of the Augusta University The Bell Ringer)

Greenbrier remains undefeated on Nov. 5 after clash of nationally ranked teams

November 6, 2026·Special To Augusta Good News·No Comments

Two Columbia County flag football teams went into Thursday’s game undefeated, but it was the Greenbrier Wolfpack who continued their unbeaten streak toppling Grovetown 18-0.

Both teams are nationally ranked with the Wolfpack going into the game in the No. 4 slot while Grovetown sat at No. 25. The Warriors fall to 16-1.

Greenbrier is eyeing its fourth consecutive GHSA state championship and ends the regular season Tuesday at Brunswick. Grovetown hosts South Effingham Tuesday to finish the regular season.

Palmer Pangle (7) snatches a touchdown as the clock expires in the first half to give the Wolfpack the lead before right before halftime. Photo courtesy Brelynn Crewe of Augsuta University’s The Bell Ringer
Greenbrier’s Mamie Cate Pangle (16) rushes against the Warrior defense. Photo courtesy Brelyn Crewe of Augusta University’s The Bell Ringer

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