East Rockingham rolls to 66 37 win in quarterfinal
East Rockingham High School routs Page County 66 to 37 in Shenandoah District girls basketball quarterfinals. Chase Raynes led ERHS with 13 points though all 12 players scored as ERHS advances to the semifinals against Luray at Eastern Mennonite University.
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Elkton
Shenandoah
East Rockingham High School
Paul Comer
Eagles
Wendy Larry
Old Dominion
Colonial Athletic Association
Comer
ODU
East Rockingham
Page County
Eastern Mennonite University
Luray
Page
ERHS
Chase Raynes
East Rock
Sarah Cameron
Erica Stone
Baynes
Raynes
Madison Comer
Jessica Lam
Katie Shifflett
Shifflett
Sam
Viatora
Dean
Smith
Breeden
Andrews
Gray
ER. K. Dofflemyer
Lam
Nicholson
Kisling
Wilkins
Bailey
Cash
O. Dofflemyer
East Rock falls to Stuarts Draft in district quarterfinals
East Rock's 76 56 loss ends their Shenandoah District tournament run. Draft used full court pressure to force 29 turnovers and hit 13 three pointers led by Wesley Henderson 13 points Tyler Brydge 12 and Benny Thacker 12 with 11 rebounds. Williams led East Rock with 16, Kibler 10, Gooden 13 rebounds.
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East Rockingham
Benny Thacker
Henderson
Luray
EMU
Draft
Cougars
Eagles
Cole Williams
Zach Kibler
John Wright
Joseph Gooden
Palmer
Williams
East Rock
Hensley
Kibler
Wright
Gooden
James
Wharwood
Lamb
Spotswood shocks R. E. Lee in Valley District playoff win
In a road playoff at R. E. Lee, Spotswood, No. 4 seed with a losing record and no seniors, rallied past regular-season champion Lee 77 73. Tucker McCoy and Jacob Garber each scored 24 as Garber had a late surge with 19 points, ending Lee’s nine game win streak. Garber and Lee’s Shai Matthews led with 24 apiece, while Spotswood’s bench provided 28 points. Lee had clinched a Region III berth by winning the regular season, but seeding will be set after the state tournament champions are crowned.
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Spotswood
R. E. Lee
SHS
Jimmy Miller
Tucker McCoy
Jacob Garber
Leemen
Lee
Blazers
Garber
Jarrett Hatcher
Waynesboro
Harrisonburg
Spotswood Trailblazers surge past Fort Defiance in playoffs
Spotswood High School overcame a halftime deficit to unleash an 18-0 run bridging the third and fourth quarters, led by Bailey Williams who finished with 15 points and a triple double near the end. Fort Defiance was slowed by a 19 turnover stretch as SHS claimed a 50-28 win and a semifinal date with top seed R. E. Lee.
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Penn Laird
Spotswood High School
Fort Defiance
Chris Dodson
Dodson
Trailblazers
Spotswood
Bailey Williams
Bailey
Valley District
SHS
Indians
Taylor Dodson
McKenzie Jenkins
Williams
Devin Byrd
Regan Uhler
Patrick Hartley
Lindsay
Dufflemyer
Delaney
Jenkins
Rebich
Panthers reach Shenandoah semis with Gap win
Page County PCHS senior guard Ko Shuler drives past Buffalo Gap guard Matt Woods as the Panthers, seeded second, defeat seventh-seeded Gap 81 69 in Shenandoah District quarterfinals. Pete Monteleone scores 22 as Page advances to face Wilson Memorial at EMU.
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Page County
Ko Shuler
Buffalo Gap
Matt Woods
Panthers
Shenandoah
PCHS
Pete Monteleone
Bison
Page
Wilson Memorial
Eastern Mennonite
University Commons
Luray
Stuarts
EMU
Austin Painter
Gap
Trevor Campbell
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Byrd Newspapers
Danielle Dinges
Travis Long
SHS Boys
the Valley Banner Sports
Williams Post
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