CHARLESTON —
Woodrow Wilson led 30-15 at halftime and cruised to a 67-43 win Tuesday.
Donte Nabors scored 18 points and Brent Osborne added 13 for the Flying Eagles.
Capital got 22 from Carrington Morris.
Woodrow (7-4) will host Class AAA No. 9 Princeton Thursday.
Woodrow Wilson (7-4)
Johnson 8, Deems 4, Nabors 18, Hancock 8, Carrington 9, Osborne 13, Bentley 3.
Capital
Morris 22, Kinney 2, Goldsmith 2, Coleman 2, Davis 5, Grose 4, Johnson 4, Moore 2.
WW 17 13 18 19 — 67
C 6 9 14 14 — 43�
High School Sports
Boys basketball: Woodrow Wilson 67, Capital 43
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Woodrow downs defending AAA champs
It’s a play that Woodrow Wilson has practiced everyday this season and has rarely had to utilize.
It’s a good thing the Flying Eagles did practice it; it saved their season and led to a 2-1 victory over defending state champion Princeton. -
No repeat for Warriors
Independence has been on a tear offensively the entire month of May. It didn’t stop Tuesday, even against Wyoming East ace Derek Thornton.
The Patriots led 5-0 after two innings, and Brian Sexton — backed by that very offense and some sparkling defense — gutted out a complete game in a 7-5 win in the Class AA Region 3 semifinals Tuesday night. -
’Hounds hold off upset bid from Man Hillbillies
Valley’s potent offense never came to life, but the Greyhounds are still alive.
Valley (22-7) — with several players hitting .400 or better this season — could muster just three singles against underdog Man (6-20-1) in one of two Class A Region 3 baseball semifinals Tuesday, but the ’Hounds manufactured two runs in the crucial fifth inning to finally go ahead of the stubborn Hillbillies and escape with a 3-2 victory. - Cordell pitches PikeView past Knights
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Patriots, Warriors meet in anticipated matchup
The matchup many people expected will take place today.
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Fayette teams, Cavaliers vying for Class A spots
Two Fayette County baseball teams have advanced deeper into postseason play and will begin Region 3 tournament action today.
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Confident Mavs headed to states
From the outset, James Monroe’s mission was clear: Get to the state softball tournament.
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Eagles get 2nd shot at Tigers
The road to the Class AAA state championship for Princeton last year went through Beckley. A repeat would require the same stop, but Woodrow Wilson is looking to put up more resistance this time around.
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Clifton wins prestigious Ohio tournament
From now on, maybe Cody Clifton should pay absolutely zero attention to who’s who in West Virginia high school wrestling.
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Same result, different meanings for rivals
Second place had entirely different meanings for two local track and field standouts Saturday in Charleston.
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