MEADOW BRIDGE —
Senior Chandra Harrah scored 19 points and fellow senior Sarah Fleshman added 18 points to lead Meadow Bridge past Greater Beckley Christian 61-23 Thursday in the opening round of the Wildcat Invitational.
Freshman Ally Redden came in off the bench to score 13 points for the Lady Wildcats.
Kayla Hill and Liz Graham led the Lady Crusaders with seven points apiece.
Meadow Bridge (5-0) plays Richwood tonight in the championship game.
Richwood 48, Liberty 14
MEADOW BRIDGE — Hannah Brown scored 16 points and Brenna Mazzella added 15 to lead the Richwood Lady Lumberjacks past Liberty in the opening round of the Wildcat Invitational.
Hannah Metheney chipped in eight points for Richwood.
Jasmine Law led the Lady Raiders with six points.
Richwood plays in the championship game tonight.
n BOYS PREP BASKETBALL
Elkins 52, Oak Hill 50
WESTON — James Lawrence continued to drive Red Devil fans crazy, this time on the hardwood, scoring 17 points to lead Elkins past Oak Hill Thursday in the Lewis County tournament.
Lawrence’s four-touchdown performance was instrumental in Elkins’ win over Oak Hill in the season opener on the gridiron this year.
Logan Phillips scored 15 points and Colby Gainer added 13 for Elkins.
Oak Hill was led by Kyalo Bradford with 12 points, while Jalen Jones added nine.
Oak Hill (2-2) plays Lewis County at 8 p.m. today.
Nicholas County 77, River View 53
SUMMERSVILLE — The Nicholas County Grizzlies placed four players in double figures to roll past River View.
Jared Tharp led the Grizzlies with a game-high 19 points and Eric Peyatt scored 15. Zach Tolley added 12 and Cody McClung chipped in 10.
Jimmy Baker led River View with 14 points, while Taylor DeHaven and Tyree Baker added 11 apiece.
Nicholas County (2-2) travels to Clay County tonight.
n NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL
Westside 52, Chapmanville 48
Hunter Dameron scored 19 points as Westside defeated Chapmanville Friday as part of the Family Healthcare Classic at Wyoming East.
n Spartan Holiday Invitational
Greenbrier East will host the Spartan Holiday Invitational today and tomorrow in Fairlea.
Today’s schedule has the Greenbrier East JV boys team taking on Covington (Va.) at noon, followed by two girls games — Shady Spring vs. Amelia (Va.) at 3 p.m. and the host Spartans against Midland Trail at 5 p.m. The East boys will meet Capital at 7 p.m., then Trinity Christian and Metrolina Academy, out of Charlotte, N.C., will play at 9 p.m.
The girls consolation game is set for 1 p.m. Saturday, followed by the boys consolation at 3 p.m. The girls championship will be decided at 5 p.m., with the boys title game set for 7 p.m.
High School Sports
Local Roundup
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’Hounds roll in Class A
Watching the celebration unfold, Joe Craffey let it happen, even participated a little.
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Pats return to states in AA
Brian Sexton wasn’t the least bit happy with the way he hit the ball. He’ll gladly take the result.
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Woodrow Wilson headed to states
Hunter Greco will walk into the halls of Woodrow Wilson High School this morning for the final time. He’ll walk past his locker and the classroom of his favorite teacher.
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Rain halts AA final in 5th
It took nearly a week for PikeView and Independence to finally claim their sectional championships, largely because of persistent rain.
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Mavericks fall in AA title game
The James Monroe High School softball team scratched its way up to the championship game of Class AA softball this week.
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Months of waiting ends: Weeks signs with Marshall
Adam Weeks probably could have helped usher in a historic first season for the Mountain East Conference at any member school he wanted. Instead, he waited — and waited — for the offer he really wanted.
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A dream start, nightmare end
Lightning on the horizon brought Wednesday's final game of the state softball tournament to an end.
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One step away from Charleston
A trip to Charleston — with a lot more on the agenda than a tour of the capitol building and a shopping spree at Charleston Town Center — will be up for grabs tonight for three area teams that are one win away from punching their ticket to the WVSSAC State Baseball Tournament at Appalachian Power Park.
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Tanner is Summers County coach
After weeks of controversy, it appears Summers County High School officially has a new football coach.
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