Hawks Rally Edges Opponents After Late Free Throws
Skyline held a tight game throughout as Dia mond drilled all four free throws late to seal a narrow victory. Coach Jeffrey Monroe praised the defense for disrupting passes after a string of rough losses including Handley, Sherando, and Millbrook.
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Wildcats Wrestle Into Postseason With Young Roster
Dual Threat the postseason events will be tougher the deeper the Wildcats advance. Warren features one stud to anchor their lineup in 2016, 113-pound state champion Zach Beckner. Beckner is rolling through another great season and is the clear favorite to win the 126-pound title in Salem in late February. After that the Wildcats are basically a very young team, the other exception being 182-pound senior Jacob Schneider, who has qualified for the state meet twice. It will be the success of the young guns in the postseason that will see how far the Wildcats go as a team. Senior Zach Smith and freshman Hunter Jost anchor several weight classes, with a mix of juniors, sophomores, and freshmen across the lineup, reflecting a largely young unit.
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Warren Wildcats show dual strength with big wins
The Warren wrestling team, composed mainly of sophomores and freshmen, rolled over William Monroe 79-0 and Bull Run 45-14, with eight of eleven matches won. They also defeated Strasburg and George Mason 57-9 and Central 71-0 in a tri meet to move to 20-1 in duals as they eye Bull Run District and Conference 28 tournaments ahead of the 3A East Regional and Salem state championships.
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Wildcats edge Rappahannock despite cold shooting
Schreyer led the Wildcats with 19 points as Warren shot 20 percent from the field and only 18 of 41 from the line. Rappahannock committed 32 turnovers and guard Kelsey Parker scored 11 in the first half but was held scoreless after halftime by Broy.
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Big Blue shines as Christiansburg wins Big Blue tourney
Big Blue from B41 ninth out of 21 teams, Christiansburg wins team title as expected. First time wrestler senior Joe Pingley finishes second in heavyweight, with one win over Handley. Bryan Boswell takes fourth at 120, Joey Norman fourth at 182, Chandler Heard fifth at 220, Talon Keel sixth at 126. Keith Sanker concussion protocol progress. Keel hints Hawks may seek another event. Keel laments seedings and mats. Skyline hosts Warren County tonight.
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Fifth from Brunelle fuels Dragons domination
Fifth from BJ Brunelle poured in 16 of her game high 20 points in the first half as the Dragons built a 22 11 halftime edge. Kenney lamented the Hawks defense, noting inability to curb Brunelle and the heavy Dragons scoring in the third quarter.
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Wildcats Split Week With Win Over Rappahannock
The Warren County Wildcats boys basketball team moved to 6-10 after a 57-41 win over Rappahannock on Thursday and a 61-41 defeat at William Monroe on Tuesday.
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