Beavers Top Oak Hill in 85 82 Victory at Beaver Gym
Beaver beats Oak Hill 85 82 on Friday at Beaver Gym to avenge an early season overtime loss. Stanley Martin scored 30 while Big Mike Dent added 18 and nine rebounds as Beaver improved to 7 5 and Oak Hill dropped to 8 3. Both teams shot over 50 percent with Beaver finishing 36 of 62 and Oak Hill 34 of 60. Willie Wood led Oak Hill with 20 points, followed by Mike Sylesky 19 and Mark Tuholsky 18.
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Oak Hill
Beaver Gym
Stanley Martin
Big Mike Dent
Big
Mike
Willie Wood
Mike Sylesky
Mark Tuholsky
Sammy Jones
Jones
Martin
Lilly
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Wood
Gray
Curtis Smalls
Dent
Mike Tuholsky
Red Devils
Kim Lilly
Devils
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Jasper
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Dewey Baskins
Tubolsky
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PHS Belts Union In 75 51 Victory At Peterstown
Peterstown Pirates riding 8 1 record rout Monroe County rival Union 75 to 51 in a high intensity game that featured waves of red everywhere in the gym. Key scoring came from seniors center Jimmy Jackson and All-Stater Steve Newberry who combined for 32 points.
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Tom Wall
Daily Telegraph
Peterstown
Peterstown Pirates
Monroe County
Union
Pirate
Jimmy Jackson
Steve Newberry
Newberry
Pirates
Porter Robertson
Jackson
Ricky Hylton
Alvin Knight
Red Devils
Robertson
Keith Jones
Charley Rudisill
Jay Hinkle
Devils Hold Off Tazewell In District Showdown
Gate City Blue Devils beat Tazewell High 62 55 in Southwest District action. Avery Fansler led with 19 points, Chris Fugate 15, Marty Shelton 10, while Robert Crabtree paced Tazewell with 19 as Gate City shot 45 percent to 44 for Tazewell and outrebounded 28 23.
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Tazewell High School
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Avery Fansler
Chris Fuguate
Marty
Shelton
Robert Crabtree
Lee Stanton
Pernell Viney
Crabtree
Stanton
Viney
Riddle
Davis
Richmond
Anders
Fansler
Fugate
Henderson
Bellamy
Fields
Klomparnes
Finkk
Rhoton
Salyer
Javeee
Rebels Edge Richlands In Narrow Friday Night Win
Patrick Henry High narrowly beat Richlands 39 to 37 on Friday. Richlands players Jack Richardson and Dewayne Robinson led with 11 and 10 points respectively but no Patrick Henry player reached double figures. Team rebounds were even at 26 each despite field goal percentages of 38 and 38.
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Patrick Henry High
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Dewayne Robinson
Patrick Henry
Richardson
Robinson
Heldreth
Hardesty
Rasnake
Forrest
Bartley
Webb
Watson
Arrington
Farris
Edmondson
Johnson
Stout
Jaeger Cubs Win McDowell County Wrestling Championship
Jaeger Cubs claim the McDowell County Wrestling Tournament title with 163.2 points, Big Creek second with 132.2, Mount View third with 125.12. Semifinals and finals results list multiple bouts across weights from 105 to unlimited heavyweights. Notable pins and decisions include Lester, Vance, Thornsbury, Collins, Baylor, Watkins, Addair, and Maynard among others.
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Grygiel
Watkins
Kroll
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Finley
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Charr
Mitchell
Addair
Record Roundup Highlights Scores Across Regions
The listing aggregates numerous high school and college basketball outcomes with teams such as Waynesboro Lexington Harrisonburg R.E. Lee Staunton Patrick Henry Glade Spring Richmond Central Preston Brunswick York Academy and more. Notable battles include Huntington Northfork Beckley Mountview Peterstown and Petersburg versus Thomas Dale with varied margins and remarks of OT and postponements.
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Gilbert
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Herndon
Kermit
Glen Rogers
Belfry
Matewan
Wayne
Crum
Williamsport
Berkeley Springs
Morgantown
Elkins
Central Preston
East Preston
Brunswick Academy
York Academy
Bruceton
Coalton
Roosevelt Wilson
South Harrison
Buckhannon-Upshur
Philip Barbour
Northfork Stumbles as Huntington Beats Demons 78 65
Northfork suffers fourth loss in 10 games as Huntington's Pony Express outpaces them 78 to 65. Jon Smith leads Huntington with 31 points while Dwayne Barnes adds 18, and Northfork shoots 33 percent. The Demons grab 31 free throws, but fall short after a rough first period.
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Northfork
Blue Demons
Jennings Boyd
Demons
Huntington's
Pony Express
Express
Jery Hartfield
Dwayne Spencer
Jon Smith
Dwayne Barnes
Kenny White
Jesse Fields
Spencer
Quentin Crenshaw
Mark Glenn
White
Boyd
Big Creek Doubles Oakvale Behind Four-Guard Blitz
Big Creek Owls toppled Oakvale 88 to 58 as seven players hit double figures and speed built a 57 percent shooting edge. Doug Bailey and Danny Abercrombie led with 19 each, Lee Heard added 14, and Oakvale was led by John Meadows with 12 and Bruce Alexander with 10. Big Creek won the boards 23 to 19 and controlled the game from start to finish.
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Oakvale
Big Creek
Doug Bailey
Danny Abercrombie
Lee Heard
BC Owls
John Meadows
Bruce
Mott
Alexander
Bailey
Abercrombie
Huddler
Guyton
Heard
R. Jamison
Hairston
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Poletti
Totals
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Saunders
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Oxley
Jennelle
Walker
C. Heston
M. Meadows
Athens Trojans defeat Spanishburg in county contest
Tom Cook scored 23 points to lift Athens Trojans to a 67-54 win over Spanishburg Wildcats. Athens shot 48 percent overall and surged to 68 percent in the second half, aided by a 9 for 10 third quarter. Danny Weitzel added 15, Jeff Ford 12, Steve Young 11. For Spanishburg, Barry Thornton had 16 and Roby Shrewsbury 11.
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Tom Cook
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Danny Weitzel
Jeff Ford
Steve Young
Barry Thornton
Roby Shrewsbury
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Robin Wood
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Thornton
Shrewsbury
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Settle
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Giles tops Floyd in New River District battle
Giles Spartans defeated Floyd 54 to 46 on Friday night led by Pearlsburg Curtis Woods with 20 points and Mike Davidson adding 10. Giles pulled away with an 18-11 second period as the margin held.
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Curtis Woods
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New River District
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Davidson
Gentry
Andrews
Cruise
Chris Woods
Williams
Saunders
Dickerson
Porterfield
Manion
Clark
Hollandsworth
Giles Floyd
Four Contests Slated Tonight In West Virginia And Virginia
Four high school basketball games are scheduled with Beckley facing AAA state champion Princeton as the headline. Other WV matchups include Spanishburg at Oakvale and Williamson at Mount View. In Virginia, George Wythe, a New River District AA power, hosts Pulaski County, an AAA club.
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Princeton
West Virginia
Spanishburg
Oakvale
Wiliamson
Mount View
Virginia
New River
George Wythe
Pulaski County
Graham Drops Battle in Southwest District Clash
Graham G Men toppled John Battle 68 56 after a 35 25 halftime lead as Epperly 18 and Sharrock 15 paced the offense. Williamson 11 Adams 10 Branham 4 Quesenberry 2 Tibbs 4 Lindsey 2 led Graham while Cumbo 15 and Posey 9 fueled Battle. Graham shot 43 percent to Battle 30 and outrebounded 46 36, building a 20 point edge late.
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Mark Epperly
Don Sharrock
Kelvin Williamson
William Adams
Graham
John Quintier
Jeff Cumbo
Battle
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Adams
Williamson
Branham
Mark See
Quesenberry
Tibbs
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Ketron
Posey
Rash
Mort
Ashe
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Haderer
Moyers
Beckley Beats Mount View 63-59 In Narrow Win
Beckley Flying Eagles exploit Mount View 26 turnovers to win 63-59. Beckley toppers Kidd 36 and Jones 20 lead scoring while Bramer Younger and Jones of Mount View each reach double figures. Mount View ends 5-5, Beckley 5-4.
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Tim Bramer
Pete Younger
Reggie Jones
Eagles
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Ron Kidd
Sharp nets 21 as Carroll County top Narrows 63 to 56
Pat Sharp scores a career milestone 1,000 points on 21 as Carroll County beats Narrows 63 to 56 in New River District action. Dowdy 16 Hawks 15 lead Carroll. Narrows leaders were Oney 12 Johnston 12 Gautier 12. Narrows hosts Radford next, jayvee Carroll 56 Narrows 27.
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Pat Sharp
Steve Dowdy
Ricky Hawks
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Narrows
Billy Johnston
Todd Oney
Wayne Gautier
Radford
Dowdy
Hawks
Dalton
Beck
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Gautier
Cook
Lumpkins
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Burton
Carroll
Rocky Gap Eagles remain undefeated with 89 64 win over Independence
Rocky Gap improved to 15 0 in Mountain Empire District play by defeating Independence 89 to 64. Klimaitis led with 28 points and 18 rebounds as the Eagles dominated the boards 42 17 and built a sizable early lead. Willis added 19 and Blessing 10 for Rocky Gap while the squad outscored the visitors 33 23 23 26 across the four quarters. Independence was led by Campbell and Jones with double figure scoring.
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