WVU and Marshall Face Rugged Foes Tonight
West Virginia meets Penn State in Morgantown while Marshall hosts St Francis of Loretto in Huntington. UNBEATEN WVU aims to extend its three game win streak led by Hot Rod Hundley, as Marshall seeks its first win after a close opener.
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Greenbrier Cadets Tame Tech Frosh In Close Win
Greenbrier Cadets beat West Virginia Tech freshmen 103 to 88 led by Jay McKenzie and Howard Hurt in a fast second half rally. The win came after a 40-37 halftime edge and featured four players in double figures as Greenbrier prepared for a tougher test against West Virginia University freshmen.
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Bulldogs Rally in Fourth Quarter as Panthers Cruise to Win
In Raleigh County League action the unbeat Panthers defeated Trap Hill 63-34 behind 21 points from Claude Stover and 20 from Tex Williams. The game stayed close early but a 28 point third quarter blew it open. Also winning: Byrd Prillerman Amigo Lincoln Hinton Pineville Oceana Baileysville Ansted Fayetteville.
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