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Photojournalism: Greenbrier Takes Last Minute Victory Over Lakeside

Greenbrier QB Brooks Pangle, right, evades Lakeside defender Aiden Richardson during the first half at Lakeside High School on Sept. 3, 2021. Photo by Mike Adams.

Date: September 04, 2021
By Mike Adams

It was a nail-biter at Lakeside High School Sept. 3 as Greenbrier High School squeaked past the Panthers in the final minute of the game.

Davin Driskell caught the game-winning touchdown pass from quarterback Brooks Pangle to push Greenbrier to seal the 34-31 victory.

Lakeside had taken the lead earlier in the fourth quarter when Temarcus Elam of Lakeside, scored a touchdown, but it wasn’t enough to pull out a victory.

Greenbrier’s Jackson Clayton chalked up three touchdowns on the night.

Greenbrier QB Brooks Pangle celebrates after the Wolfpack defeat Lakeside 34-31 in a nail biter Sept. 3. Photo by Mike Adams
Jackson Clayton of Greenbrier, right, scored three touchdowns on the night. Photo by Mike Adams
Temarcus Elam of Lakeside, right, scored a touchdown late in the 4th quarter. Photo by Mike Adams

 It was Greenbrier’s first victory of the season. Lakeside falls to 0-2.

Greenbrier High School band performs at halftime Sept. 3. Photo by Mike Adams
Lakeside High School band performs at halftime Sept. 3. Photo by Mike Adams
Lakeside High School’s student section lit up the night with cell phones during a brief power outage. Photo by Mike Adams
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