Valley 70, Greenbrier West 58
SMITHERS — The Class A No. 10 Valley Greyhounds jumped out to a 37-23 first half lead and held on to defeat Greenbrier West Tuesday in the second round of the Hometown Invitational Tournament.
Raeshawn Breckenridge led all scorers with 21 points for Valley, while Keyshawn Payne and Eric McGinnis added 17 points apiece.
Colby Ennis led the Cavaliers with 17 points and Zach Johnson had 13 points.
Valley (10-4) travels to Oak Hill Friday.
Greenbrier West (9-4)
Corey Cox 9, Alex Hendrix 4, Brandon Gwinn 7, Zach Johnson 13, Colby Ennis 17, Josh Martin 8. Totals: 22 10-19 58.
Valley (10-4)
Keyshawn Payne 17, Raeshawn Breckenridge 21, Cody Winter 8, Zach Warden 5, Dante Wilkerson 2, Eric McGinnis 17. Totals: 27 9-11 70.
GW 15 8 19 16 — 58
V 20 17 17 16 — 70
3-point goals — GW: 4 (Ennis 3, Gwinn); V: 7 (Payne 3, Winter, Warden, McGinnis 2). Fouled out — none.
High School Sports
Boys basketball: Valley 70, Greenbrier West 58
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