GIRLS BASKETBALL AVERAGE 25.4 – Brynnley Bulluck (St. Marys) 23.2 – Elsa Law (Ritchie) 21.2 – Anna Tolley (Roane) 19.7 – Brooke Woods (Buffalo) 18.4 – Quinn Bunch (Wtown) 18.0 – Kaylee Yost (Magnolia), Lindsey Logston (South) 16.9 – Gracie Bills (Belpre) 16.6 ...
WATERFORD – Junior Reese Lang tossed in 34 points Tuesday night to lead the Waterford Wildcats to a 63-42 win over the Fort Frye Cadets at the Harry W. Cooper Annex. Lang knocked down seven three-pointers in the game as the Wildcats built a double-digit first quarter lead and never ...
BRIDGEPORT — Frontier jumped all over Bridgeport early and never looked to claim a 66-46 victory Tuesday. The Cougars (11-5) outscored the Bulldogs (12-3) 18-6 in the first quarter to set the tone. They led 35-17 at halftime and extended the lead to 57-24 by the end of the third. Bridgeport battled in the final eight minutes but never threatened Frontier’s lead. Kason Hoff led the Cougars with 23 points. Avery Powell added 16, Jacob Bowersock netted 12, Hunter Taylor tallied nine and Braden Powers chipped in six. Jaleel Vincent matched Hoff in game-high point honors with ...
BEVERLY – The Monroe Central Seminoles had knocked off some pretty good basketball teams this season as they headed into Monday night’s OVAC 3-A Semi-Final against the Fort Frye Cadets at Dan Liedtke Court in the midst of an 11-game winning streak. Victims to the ‘Noles over that ...
SH: PHS honors seniors, beats Belpre 69-55 From staff reports PARKERSBURG — Chandler Jackson scored a game-high 30 points, Quinten Wilson added 26 and Parkersburg honored the trio of Jaxon Thomas, Sutton Stanley and Mathias Williams as part of a 69-55 senior night win over Belpre Monday at Memorial Fieldhouse. Six quick points from Wilson helped PHS build a 14-4 lead, but back-to-back baskets by Carson Woodford and Malik Currie got Belpre within six by the end of one. Currie went 7 for 7 at the free-throw line in the first three minutes of the second to put Belpre up 17-15. ...
WILLIAMSTOWN – With six games over a span of nine days, Williamstown boys basketball is concerned with what they see in the mirror. Themselves. The start of this rugged span began just as planned Monday night at home where the Yellowjackets dominated St. Marys from the opening tip and ...
