Greenwood High School’s head coach, Chris Liner, has been appointed to the 2025 Shrine Bowl coaching staff. This marks the first time since 1999 that a Greenwood coach has been selected. Under Liner’s leadership, the Eagles have achieved a record of 31-18 and produced standout players like Robert Stevens. With multiple coaching accolades, Liner is excited to represent the community in this prestigious event, focusing on the wide receivers while fostering connections with fellow coaches.
Hey there, Greenwood fam! Big news is buzzing through our community, and it’s all about football! Chris Liner, our beloved head coach of the Greenwood High School Eagles, has been named to the coaching staff for the prestigious Shrine Bowl in 2025. This is a huge honor, not just for Coach Liner, but for our entire town!
Did you know that Chris Liner is the first coach from Greenwood to be picked for the Shrine Bowl since Shell Dula back in 1999? That’s a big gap of years! This announcement, made on January 11, 2025, is a sign of Liner’s hard work and dedication to the sport and our young athletes. And here’s a fun fact: 25 years ago, Liner was an assistant coach under Dula, dreaming of the day he would find himself in a similar position. Well, dreams do come true!
For the past five years, Liner has been steering the Eagles with a record of 31-18. That’s no small feat! Under his leadership, there has been a surge in talent and performance. In the recent season, he led our Eagles all the way to the Upper State semifinal, proving once again that Greenwood is a force to be reckoned with. Not only did the Eagles shine on the field, but a remarkable ten players made it to the all-region team.
One of our standout stars, Robert Stevens, even took part in the highly-regarded Touchstone Energy Bowl. That’s some serious talent right there!
Chris Liner is not just any coach; he has been honored with the Lakelands Coach of the Year award three times, and he’s a two-time state Coach of the Year! Add to that four-time recipient of the Region 1-5A Coach of the Year award. The accolades keep piling up, showing just how much Liner has influenced our players and the game.
Being part of the Shrine Bowl is a big deal, and Liner has expressed how proud he is to represent South Carolina and our home of Greenwood. It’s not just about the game; it’s about showcasing our talent and the community spirit that surrounds us!
In the Shrine Bowl, Liner will serve as the wide receivers coach, a role he’s well-versed in thanks to his prior experience both as a coach and a wide receiver at Greenwood. Liner’s knowledge of offensive strategies has been a cornerstone of his coaching career, contributing to his impressive success on the field.
While preparing for the Shrine Bowl, Liner has already established solid connections with other coaches on the state’s offensive staff. This camaraderie is bound to foster a fantastic collaborative environment that benefits everyone involved.
As Coach Liner gears up for the Shrine Bowl, he is entering his 30th coaching season overall and his 19th as a head coach. His journey has taken him through coaching stints at Ninety Six and Laurens, where he has made a lasting impact on players and communities alike.
With Liner leading the charge, we can expect big things at the Shrine Bowl and beyond! Greenwood’s pride continues shining through, and it’s thrilling to see our coach recognized for his relentless dedication to our young athletes. Go Eagles!
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