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“We are looking forward to getting started,” said Greenville head boys coach Mark Coppess.
The high school boys team starts the season low on numbers but looks to have a good season with the players on hand.
“We only have 14 players,” said Coach Coppess. “We are a little limited this year but we have some talent and with what is going on we’ll see what ends up happening.”
“We are missing a couple of them that aren’t playing,” continued Coppess. “That kind of hurt but overall with our core group we have a good solid nine that are really good.”
The team is coming off a 6-10 year including a 4-5 Miami Valley League (MVL) record with 2019 season wins coming over Shawnee (5-0), Fairborn (5-1), Stebbins (3-0), Wapakaneta (3-1), Piqua (2-0) and West Carrollton (5-0).
“Most are juniors and seniors,” Coppess said of the 2020 team. “We have a couple good sophomores but most of them are juniors and seniors.”
“We don’t have any freshmen this year so it’s a little rough but that’s all right,” added Coach Coppess. “We’ll work through it. We’re stronger than that.”






