The Wren High School (Piedmont, SC) varsity football team will host Easley (SC) in a non-conference matchup on Friday, August 29, 2025, at 7:30 PM.

Here’s what you need to know:

What: South Carolina High School Football
Who: Wren vs Easley
When: Friday, August 29, 2025
Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch on NFHS Network

Easley and Wren Open the Season with Strong Wins

As the 2025 high school football season gets underway, Easley and Wren have both started on a high note, each posting 1-0 records after the opening week. Though their paths have yet to cross, the numbers show both teams bringing solid performances to the field.

Team Performance Overview

Easley (25-26) is off to a fast start, scoring 56 points in their season opener while allowing 34. The team averaged 7 points in the first quarter, 14 in the second, exploded for 21 in the third, and added another 14 in the fourth. The team’s offensive production has been impressive, averaging 203 rushing yards, 371 passing yards, and 574 total yards per game. Defensively, Easley is recording 73 tackles per game with four sacks and limiting opponents to 56 points per game.

Wren (25-26) matched their perfect start with a 42-0 win in their first game. Scoring 14 points in the first quarter, they were held to 7 in both the second and third quarters, then finished with 14 in the fourth. While detailed individual stats aren’t available for Wren, their strong defensive showing—shutting out their opponent—is notable and a clear sign of their preparation and discipline.

Standout Players

Easley’s offense has been led by standout performers:

• Cason Brewington (#10) leads the team with 106 rushing yards per game.

• Josiah Coleman (#5) dominates the passing game with 371 yards per game and totals 463 yards of offense, scoring 24 points per game.

• Matthew Hillstock (#18) adds 132 receiving yards per game.

On defense, Kobe Preston (#11) contributes 9 tackles per game, while Jake McAlister (#44) records a sack per game, keeping pressure on opposing offenses.

Comparisons and Outlook

Nationally, Easley is ranked 4,219, with a state ranking of 82 and a class rank of 40. Wren, meanwhile, is ranked higher nationally at 2,506, with a state rank of 55 and class rank of 14. Both teams are undefeated in non-league play, setting up a promising season for each.

Both teams are still waiting to face common opponents; T.L. Hanna will be the next test for Wren on September 12. Easley will face T.L. Hanna later on October 24.

With both teams firing on all cylinders, the 2025 season looks set for exciting matchups. Easley’s offensive firepower and Wren’s defensive prowess make both squads ones to watch as the season progresses.