North Greenville Trailblazers football Last updated February 14, 2025 History The Trailblazers started off as an NAIA team in 1994, they finished their first season 1–8. [ 3]
In 2003 they joined the NCAA as a Division II member. Four seasons after joining the NCAA they went 10–2 in 2006 and won the Victory Bowl . [ 4] They made their first NCAA playoff appearance in 2011 and went on to make the quarterfinals before losing to Delta State . [ 5]
As of 2023, they have made 2 Division II playoffs (2011 and 2016) and won 3 Victory Bowls (2006, 2010 , and 2014 ). [ 6]
Year-by-year results Statistics correct as of the end of the 2018-19 college football season 1988 North Greenville Mounties Football team Junior College 9-1
1989 North Greenville Mounties Football team Junior College 9-0
1990 North Greenville Mounties Football team Junior College 7-2
1991 North Greenville Mounties Football team Junior College 8-0
1992 North Greenville Mounties Football team Junior College 7-3
1993 North Greenville Mounties Football team Transition to 4 year 5-5
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Individual conference honors Mid-South Conference 1998: Derek Burnette (QB) [ 7] 1998: Scott Parker [ 7] 1996: Anthony Johnson (DB) [ 7] 1996: CoCo Henderson (RB) [ 7] 1996: Patrick Banister (P) [ 7] 1996: PJ Crosby (WR) [ 7] 1996: Scott Buchanan (OL) [ 7] 1996: Vernon Adams (DL) [ 7] 1997: Patrick Banister (P) [ 7] 1998: Derek Burnett (QB) [ 7] 1998: Patrick Banister (K) [ 7] 1998: Patrick Banister (P) [ 7] 1998: Jerome Kennedy (SB) [ 7] 1999: Trevor Cole (TE) [ 7] 1999: Jamie Ballenter (P) [ 7] 2000 : Jamie Ballenter (P) [ 7] 1996: Kamell Evans (DB) [ 7] 1996: Michael Edmunds (DL) [ 7] 1996: Stuart Fulcher (LB) [ 7] 1997: Derek Burnette (QB) [ 7] 1997: Clay Sims (OL) [ 7] 1998: Aaron Moose (OL) [ 7] 1998: Chris Davis (WR) [ 7] 1998: Trevor Cole (TE) [ 7] 1998: Scott Simpson (DL) [ 7] 1999: Aaron Moose (OL) [ 7] 1999: Chris Davis (WR) [ 7] 1999: Corey Fountain (QB) [ 7] 1999: James Rice (RB) [ 7] 2000 : Anton Gist (DB) [ 7]
Gulf South Conference Defensive Player of the Year 2019: Chauncy Haney (DL) [ 8] Defensive Freshman of the Year 2021: De'Iveon Donald [ 9] 2022: Kendrick Clark Jr [ 10] 2018: Seth Laughter (DL) [ 11] 2019: Aaron Watson (DB) [ 11] 2019 Chauncy Haney (DL) [ 8] 2019: Johnny Worthy (BT) [ 8] 2021: Myles Prosser (P) [ 9] 2021: Nick Jones (STU) [ 9] 2022: De'Iveon Donald (LB) [ 10] 2022: Myles Prosser (P) [ 10] 2018: Demajiay Rooks (WR) [ 11] 2019: Jordan Helms (TE) [ 8] 2019: Dantevian Byrd (LB) [ 8] 2019: Aaron Watson (DB) [ 8] 2019: Chauncy Haney (BT) [ 8] 2021: Dre' Williams (AP) [ 9] 2021: De'Iveon Donald (LB) [ 9] 2021: Aaron Watson (DB) [ 9] 2022: Corey Watkins (RB) [ 10] 2022: Lewis McBeth (OL) [ 10] 2022: Kwame Livingston (DL) [ 10] 2022: Kendrick Clark Jr (DB) [ 10]
References ↑ "North Greenville University Brand & Style Guide" . Retrieved February 24, 2017 . 1 2 "North Greenville Historical Data" . College Football Data Warehouse . Archived from the original on 2007-09-22. Retrieved 2012-10-15 . ↑ "North Greenville Crusaders College Football Scores and Schedules" . college-football-results.com . Retrieved 2023-08-13 . ↑ "2006 Football Schedule" . North Greenville University . Retrieved 2023-08-13 . ↑ "North Greenville?s run in NCAA playoffs ends at Delta State" . GreerToday.com . Retrieved 2023-08-13 . ↑ "Victory Bowl History" . thenccaa.org . Retrieved 2023-08-13 . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 "MSC FOOTBALL ARCHIVES" (Press release). Mid-South Conference. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "GSC Announces 2019 Football All-Conference Awards" (Press release). Gulf South Conference. November 20, 2019. Retrieved November 20, 2019 . 1 2 3 4 5 6 "GSC Football All-GSC and Awards Announced" (Press release). Gulf South Conference. November 18, 2021. Retrieved November 18, 2021 . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Football All-GSC, Major Awards Announced for 2022" (Press release). Gulf South Conference. November 17, 2022. Retrieved November 17, 2022 . 1 2 3 "GSC Announces 2018 Football All-Conference Awards" (Press release). Gulf South Conference. November 14, 2018. Retrieved November 14, 2018 . External links
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