SHADY SPRING —
Logan McKinney scored 20 points and Zach Meadows added nine points and 11 rebounds, leading PikeView to a third-place finish in the Shady Spring holiday tournament.
Austin Cordell added 12 points for PikeView, while Tanner Farley had nine and Jason Weitzel contributed seven points and seven assists.
Independence (1-5) was paced by Shane Greco (19), Cody Collins (16) and Demonte Hill (10).
PikeView (2-4) will host Independence in a rematch Tuesday.
Independence (1-5)
Drew D’Angelo 5, Zach Tucker 2, Demonte Hill 10, Tyler McKinney 3, Austin Reed 3, Shane Greco 19, Cody Collins 16.
PikeView (2-4)
Seth Wood 4, Brandon Flinchum 2, Austin Cordell 12, Jason Weitzel 7, Tanner Farley 9, Zach Meadows 9, Logan McKinney 20.
I 15 10 16 17 — 58
PV 18 10 17 18 — 63
3-point goals — I: 3 (Reed, Hill, McKinney); PV: 5 (Cordell 2, Weitzel, Farley, Meadows).
High School Sports
Boys: PikeView 63, Independence 58
- High School Sports
-
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
- State softball, regional baseball schedules
-
A dream start, nightmare end
Lightning on the horizon brought Wednesday's final game of the state softball tournament to an end.
The James Monroe Lady Mavericks had felt a shock long before that. -
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.
-
Tanner is Summers County coach
After weeks of controversy, it appears Summers County High School officially has a new football coach.
-
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. - More High School Sports Headlines
-



