The Silver Bluff and Hanahan high school football teams will soon meet on the field, with each team aiming to secure a win and improve on their respective seasons. With Hanahan holding a record of 5-5 and Silver Bluff at 2-8, both teams have shown strengths and weaknesses that will shape this upcoming game.

Team Overview and Rankings

Hanahan, ranked 106th overall in South Carolina and 15th in their class, has had a balanced season, achieving a 5-5 record with a 2-2 split in region play. Silver Bluff ranks 137th overall in the state and 22nd in their class. They are struggling with a 2-8 overall record but have managed a 2-2 region record, demonstrating their ability to compete in their league.

Performance Analysis and Key Stats

Offense and Scoring

Hanahan’s offense has been more consistent, averaging 25.5 points per game compared to Silver Bluff’s 19.2 points per game. Quarter-by-quarter breakdowns highlight this discrepancy, with Hanahan scoring the majority of their points in the first half, particularly in the second quarter where they average 8.1 points. Silver Bluff scores most heavily in the fourth quarter with a 7.6-point average, showing resilience later in games.

Yardage and Tackles

When it comes to yardage, Hanahan has the edge with a balanced offensive approach that produces 183.7 rushing yards per game and 142.7 passing yards per game, totaling 326.4 yards per game. In contrast, Silver Bluff relies more on individual performances. Tripp Gallus leads their passing game with an average of 129.3 yards per game, while Travis Neal provides a steady 72.8 rushing yards per game. Dru Goldsmith leads Silver Bluff’s receiving with 68.8 yards per game, underscoring his role as a key target in their passing game.

Defense

Defensively, both teams rely on standout players. Silver Bluff’s Joshua Amara leads with 6.8 tackles per game, while Kalani Roberts brings pressure with 0.8 sacks per game. Hanahan’s defense remains balanced, aiming to stop both the pass and the run.

Win Percentages and Home/Away Splits

Hanahan has demonstrated consistency, with a 3-3 record at home and a 2-2 record away. Silver Bluff, however, has struggled both home and away, going 1-4 in each setting. Both teams show an even split in their region records, standing at 2-2.

Game Outlook

The statistical edge lies with Hanahan, whose scoring and yardage production is higher across the board. Silver Bluff, though, has players capable of breakout performances and a defense that can step up, especially in high-pressure games. If Silver Bluff can contain Hanahan’s early scoring and capitalize on their fourth-quarter stamina, they may find opportunities to close the gap and keep the game competitive.

This matchup will ultimately test Silver Bluff’s resilience and Hanahan’s ability to maintain their offensive pace. Fans can expect a hard-fought game as both teams look to end their season on a high note.