It didn’t take long Wednesday for the Greenbrier High boys soccer team to drain all the drama out of its home-opener against Hephzibah.

With just more than two minutes off the clock, the Wolfpack’s James Toombs blasted a shot into the lower left corner of the Rebels’ goal and the rout was on, with the Wolfpack winning 10-0.

Lack of excitement wasn’t necessarily a bad thing for the Wolfpack (1-0-1), who had to score a game-tying goal in the final minute of their season-opener against South Aiken on Feb. 16.

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Standing on the block waiting for the start of the boys 100-yard breaststroke Feb. 11 at the state swimming finals, Greenbrier High School’s Nick Brown wasn’t feeling like the favorite he was.

“I walked to the blocks and I was trembling and shaking, but I managed to pull it off,” said Brown, who won the race and became the school’s first state swim champion.

Brown entered the breaststroke final with the fastest previous time of the competing swimmers and was feeling the pressure to perform, but the heat wasn’t on for his other final.

Dodgeball

The Family Y’s annual dodgeball tournament will be held 5-8 p.m. Saturday at the Wilson Family Y, 3570 Wheeler Road, Augusta. They are looking for teams of six, with participants age 18 years or older. The cost per team is $100 with all proceeds earmarked for the Family Y’s Community Support Campaign. Register at any Family Y or online at www.thefamilyy.org.

Volleyball

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The wrestling season concluded at the Georgia High School Association Class AAA and AAAA State Wrestling Tournament held Thursday-Saturday at the Gwinnett Center in Duluth, Ga.

Grovetown’s 138-pounder Brandon Nylen represented Columbia County, wrestling in the Georgia AAA tournament. He lost his opening-round bout with Woodward Academy’s Chad Pyke by a technical fall 21-6. He faced Richard Spinks of Central in the bottom half of the bracket and was ousted from the double elimination tournament 19-3.