Jackson, MS - Greensboro College Football (1-5, 0-3) traveled to Belhaven (4-2, 3-0) on Saturday and were defeated 41-26.

Turnovers were the key in this one, as Greensboro threw three pick six's and lost 2 fumbles on the day. Greensboro got out to an early lead after Ziere Ray recovered a fumble and returned it 55 yards for a touchdown. Belhaven later kicked a field goal and the Pride took a 7-3 lead to the second quarter.

Early in the quarter, Belhaven scored 2 points on a safety when Greensboro was called for a holding penalty in their own endzone. They later scored a touchdown, and took a lead 12-10 lead into the half.

Belhaven turned up the heat in the third quarter, getting two of their pick six's as part of a 22 point third quarter. They essentially put the game away with their dominant third period, leading 34-10 heading into the fourth.

The Pride didn't back down, however, as they scored 16 fourth quarter points. Camron Torrence-Kelly scored his second touchdown of the season and first receiving score on a pass from Chase Altis just as the fourth quarter began. At the end of the fourth, KJ Brown caught a pass from Altis for his first receiving touchdown of 2025.

Offensively, Altis threw for 87 yards on 17 completions with 2 touchdown passes and 2 interceptions. Freshman Cameron Turner had a solid day going 4-7 for 55 yards. Torrence-Kelly had 11 carries for 54 yards. Shamar Privette had 4 receptions for 71 yards while KJ Brown had 9 catches for 49 yards.

Defensviely, Will Pailthorpe led the team in tackles with 9. Jadon Barnes had 8 tackles with 2 tackles for loss. Pailthorpe and Elijah Hebron each had 1 interception, while Frank Walker had a forced fumble.

Greensboro will be back at Pride Field next Saturday for homecoming as they host Brevard at 6:00 pm.