BELPRE — Malik Currie led all scorers with 21 points, but the host Belpre Golden Eagles fell to visiting Warren 74-48 Friday night.

Julian Stadelman led the Warriors with 19 points. Chase Lupardus (13 points) and Hayden Wells (10 points) joined Stadelman in double figures while Colin Anthony and Connor Barry added nine points apiece. Ten players got in the scoring column for Warren, which improved to 7-2 and plays host to Fort Frye Tuesday.

Belpre, which dropped to 4-5 and visits Southern Tuesday in a pivotal TVC Hocking showdown, got nine points from Chris Copen and six from Haiden Tabler.

Warren led 20-13 after a quarter and extended the advantage to 16, 37-21, by halftime.

Meigs 46, Marietta 45

POMEROY — Reed Brinager’s reverse layup rimmed out, but Dustin Vance was there with the putback with two seconds left to give Meigs a 46-45 win over Marietta Friday night in a battle of undefeated teams.

Zaiden Wittekind, who led the Tigers (7-1) with 15 points and two steals, hit a 3-pointer in the final minutes to give MHS a 45-42 lead, but a basket by Brinager and a pair of missed free throws by the Tigers set up Vance’s game-winner.

Vance’s basket actually occurred after an inadvertent whistle was blown by an official on Brinager’s miss. The officials gathered to discuss the play and, to the dismay of the Tigers, ruled that the basket counted.

Marietta’s Brayden Jones shot a desperation 3-pointer at the buzzer, but it was off the mark.

Carson Davis led all scorers with 20 points to go along with seven rebounds for the Marauders (9-0). Brinager added 12 points, nine boards, five assists and four steals while Vance chipped in nine points and six boards.

Marietta shot just 36.5% (19 for 52) from the floor in the game. Trey Hawkins finished with 11 points, seven rebounds and five assists while Jones added seven points and Junior Bass tallied six points and seven boards.

Marietta will look to bounce back Tuesday at Point Pleasant.

Williamstown 83, Ritchie County 70

WILLIAMSTOWN — Cruz Isaly led the way for a high-powered Williamstown offense in Friday night’s 83-70 win over Ritchie County.

Isaly finished with a career-high 27 points plus seven rebounds for the Yellowjackets, who improved to 4-1 and will visit Wirt County Tuesday.

Jayden Bryant added 19 points while Wyatt Powell and Parker Schramm chipped in 16 apiece for Williamstown, which led 24-15 after one, 51-36 at halftime and 70-51 after three.

The Rebels were led by Seth Cronin’s 24 points, but also got 15 each from Rhett Johnson and Isaac Hodges plus eight more from Turner Shriver.

Ripley 80, Point Pleasant 28

RIPLEY, W.Va. — Brandon Sias and Jackson Moore scored 15 points apiece to lead Ripley past Point Pleasant 80-28 Friday night.

Matthew Stellato also reached double figures with 13 points for the Vikings, who shot 49% (27 for 55) from the floor compared to 20% (8 for 41) for the Big Blacks.

Brady McVay had eight points for RHS, Chris Jenkins grabbed nine rebounds, Parker Smith handed out four assists and Kyler Doss nabbed three steals.

PPHS got nine points from Carrsen Lambert, four assists from Asher Robinson and three steals each from Jake Lilly and Grant Barton.

Ripley led 22-9 after one, 44-17 at halftime and 67-23 going into the fourth.

Teays Valley Christian 53, Wood County Christian 42

WILLIAMSTOWN — Tied at 8-all after a quarter Friday, Teays Valley Christian outscored Wood County Christian 24-10 in the second quarter and went on to win 53-42.

The Lions got a game-high 23 points from Eli Pendleton plus 13 from Alex Starcher and nine from Ben Lewis.

The Wildcats outscored Teays Valley 9-5 in the third to get within 10, but the Lions maintained their lead throughout the fourth quarter.

Wood County Christian was led by Eli Christman’s 19 points and three assists. Owen Allman added a 13-point, 10-rebound double-double while Ange Palata pulled down a team-high 15 boards and blocked two shots.

Ravenswood 59, Southern 22

RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. — Ravenswood’s defense smothered the visiting Southern Tornadoes Friday night as the Red Devils captured a 59-22 victory.

RHS (5-2) limited Southern to single-digit scoring in all four quarters, including just two in the first eight minutes to take a 10-2 lead after one.

The Red Devils, who shot 44.4% (20 for 45) from the floor, took a 29-10 halftime lead and stretched it to 37, 54-17, after three.

Noah Dawson led Ravenswood with 17 points followed closely by Colin Layton with 16. Kelan Lucas also was in double figures with 10 while Jacob Francis chipped in seven. Evan Swain led the Red Devils with nine rebounds and two blocks.

Southern saw Landon Everson go for a team-high seven points.

GIRLS

St. Marys 91, Tyler Consolidated 44

KIDWELL, W.Va. — St. Marys had an offensive outburst against Tyler Consolidated Friday night, shooting 53% from the floor and making 16 3-pointers en route to a 91-44 victory.

Addie Davis led the way with six 3-pointers and a game-high 25 points to go along with five assists. Brynnley Bulluck added 20 points, seven rebounds, five dimes and five steals while Callie Powell scored 15 points and sank four 3-pointers. Landrey Riggs, Anna Bennett and Laney Watkins tallied eight points apiece, with Bennett grabbing seven boards.

The Blue Devils, who don’t play again until a Jan. 13 visit to Wirt County, improved to 7-1.

Tyler, which was outscored 24-4 in the second quarter as SMHS took a 47-16 lead into halftime, got 20 points from Katie Grimm and seven from Macie Highley.