ELIZABETH - Basketball fans witnessed plenty of action for their money Friday night at the Wirt County Holiday Tournament as Buffalo nipped Roane County, 62-59, to win the championship and the host Tigers rallied past Williamstown, 70-67, to claim the consolation affair.
All-tournament members Laythen Good and Levi Jordan tallied 19 and 14 points, respectively, as Buffalo improved to 7-0 while the Raiders dropped to 5-2 with a home game scheduled for tonight versus Gilmer County.
Jacob Neal, who led all scorers with 24 points in the title game, took a skip pass from Raider all-tournament teammate Tyler Harper and canned a triple with 4:41 left in the game to give Roane County its first lead of the night, 46-44. However, Buffalo scored the next five points as Good hit his fifth and final trifecta and Bradley Harris got a putback.
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Photo by Jay W. Bennett
Buffalo’s Levi Jordan drives the ball toward the lane against Roane County’s Tyler Harper. The Bison won, 62-59.
Neal, though, then answered with another trey, a three-point play and Raider point guard Brad Richard got a steal and made two foul shots to turn the tide. After Neal was left open with 2:39 left and canned his last 3-pointer, Buffalo trailed 57-51.
The Bison, who travel next Friday to South Gallia, then scored 10 unanswered to take control down the stretch. Roane County had nine of its 27 turnovers in the fourth quarter and that included back-to-back steals and layups by Isaiah Robinson and Jordan, who grabbed 12 caroms, to cut the deficit to 57-56 with 1:39 left.
A Dylan Rich free throw, two Robinson foul shots and a 15-foot Jordan jumper accounted for the final five points of the run to make it 61-57 with 42 seconds remaining. Harper then converted a lay-in eight ticks later to cut the deficit to two. Roane County then got the ball back with a chance to take the lead, but the Raiders turned it over. Robinson, who finished with 16 points, then hit one foul shot with 6.4 left and Harper's 3-point attempt was off the mark to tie it.
Fact Box
Girls
Ravenswood 48, Ripley 44
Ravenswood 16 12 9 11 - 48
Ripley 6 9 4 25 - 44
RAVENSWOOD
Halley Miller 0 6-6 6, Taylor Youell 4 1-2 9, Taylor Treadway 4 5-10 9, Melonna Carmichael 3 0-1 9, Hannah Murray 3 0-0 6, Kayla Scritchfield 1 1-2 4, Taylor Love 1 0-0 3, Kindsey Torris 0 2-2 2; TOTALS: 16 15-23 48
RIPLEY
Mikayla Pursley 1 3-5 5, Jillian Mullins 4 0-0 10, Ali Cunningham 1 2-2 4, Chelsey Hager 3 1-2 7, Sarah Williams 4 10-14 18; TOTALS: 13 16-23 44
Shooting: RW 16-53 (30%); Rebounds: RW 25 (Youell 4); Assists: RW 11 (Youell 4)
Next game: Ravenswood at Williamstown, Sunday; Ripley at Hurricane, Sunday
Wirt County 49, Roane County 47
Wirt 11 11 15 12-49
Roane 10 11 14 12-47
WIRT COUNTY
Megan Burns 1 0-0 2, Stone Cheuvront 1 2-2 4, Miriam Smith 4 0-0 9, Amanda Clark 3 3-4 9, Kayla Kinney 3 3-3 9, Taylor Watson 2 2-5 6, Liz Adams 5 0-1 10. TOTALS: 19 10-15 49. 3-Point Goals: Smith 1.
ROANE COUNTY (1-8)
Kasey Blosser 1 0-2 2, Shania Lloyd 1 0-0 3, Becky Frye 4 1-2 12, Cassidy Taylor 1 2-2 4, Micky Rhodes 9 0-1 20, Kipra Rhodes 2 2-4 6. TOTALS: 17 5-11 47. 3-Point Goals: Lloyd 3, Frye 3, M. Rhodes 2.
Next game: Clay County plays at Roane County on Friday.
Paden City 63, Valley 54
Paden City 20 17 10 16 - 63
Valley 19 11 19 5 - 54
PADEN CITY (4-3)
Lynnsey Parsons 6 4-5 16, Myah Charkawy 3 1-2 7, Logan Cosper 7 3-4 18, Taylor Cosper 4 3-3 11, Cydney Blatt 4 1-2 10; TOTALS: 24 13-18 63
VALLEY
Brittany Civert 5 0-0 12, Karissa Headley 3 2-2 8, Sarah Bassett 6 1-2 13, Alicia Carter 5 0-0 11, Samantha 5 0-0 10; TOTALS: 20 3-4 54
Shooting: PC 24-79; Rebounds: PC 49 (Blatt 10, Parsons 10, Charkawy 10); Assists: PC 13 (Parsons 6); Steals: PC 17 (L. Cosper 6) Next game: Paden City at Bellaire St. Johns, Saturday
Boys
Parkersburg South 73,
Allegany (Md.) 55
Allegeny 12 15 15 13 - 55
Parkersburg South 19 20 15 19 - 73
ALLEGENY (4-3)
Jack Hawkins 1 0-0 2, Derek Pryor 0 0-4 0, Calman McKenzie 2 0-0 4, Trenton Elrich 5 0-0 12, Bryce Nightingale 6 0-0 12, Paden Bosley 2 0-0 5, Colton Sivic 6 0-0 12, Christian Thorns 2 4-4 8, TOTALS 24 4-8 55. 3-Point Goals: Elrich 2, Bosley 1.
PARKERSBURG SOUTH (5-1)
Tyler Bolen 0 0-0 0, Kyle Thompson 0 0-0 0, Casey Stoneking 0 1-2 1, Cody Monroe 6 0-0 13, Doug Dennis 3 2-2 9, JR Kerr 1 0-0 2, Logan Lawrentz 2 0-0 4, Dylon Rippeto 2 0-0 5, Wes Mitchem 10 5-7 27, Tyler Berry 1 0-0 2, Logan Cox 4 2-3 10, TOTALS 29 10-14 73. 3-Point Goals: Mitchem 2, Rippeto 1, Dennis 1, Monroe 1.
Field goal shooting: 28 of 56, 50 percent; Allegeny 23 of 72, 32 percent; Rebounds: South 38 (Cox 8, Mitchem 7); Assists: South 15 (Monroe 5); Steals: 14 (Dennis 4); Blocked shots: 9 (Cox 4); Turnovers: 22, Allegeny 19
Next game: Fort Frye vs. Parkersburg South at 7:30 p.m. today at Marietta College in Ohio River Classic
Jack Stephens Memorial
Holiday Tournament
at Memorial Fieldhouse, Parkersburg
Magnolia 69, Chaminade Julienne 63
Magnolia 19 16 13 21 - 69
Chaminade 8 14 18 23 - 63
MAGNOLIA (6-0)
Garrett Emch 0 0-0 0, Preston Boswell 2 8-10 14, Kyle Elliott 0 0-0 0, Stephen Rogalski 0 0-0 0, Mark Winters 15 5-9 39, Zach Willhoite 7 0-1 14, Mike Winters 1 0-0 2, TOTALS: 25 13-20 69. 3-point goals: Boswell 2, Mark Winters 4
CHAMINADE (3-4)
Tim Riley 4 3-5 11, Justin Clark 9 0-0 23, Kuentin Watson 0 0-0 0, Aaron Hammond 2 2-2 6, Austin Piatt 0 1-2 1, Evan Clayborne 3 1-4 7, C.J. Riazzi 4 0-0 10, Will Peterson 0 0-0 0, Alan Vest 2 0-1 5, TOTALS: 24 7-14 63. 3-point goals: Clark 5, Riazzi 2, Vest 1
JV game: Chaminade 56, Magnolia 35
Magnolia JV scoring: Spencer Campbell 8, Aaron Cabral 2, Kevin Taylor 2, Mitch Winters 11, Kyle Ritz 4, Dylan Shimp 8
Next games: Chaminade vs. Parkersburg High 7:15 p.m. today at Memorial Fieldhouse; River at Magnolia 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 5
Parkersburg Catholic 71, St. Marys 57
St. Marys 14 10 23 10 57
PCHS 19 23 10 19 - 71
ST. MARYS (4-1, 2-1 LKC North)
Andrew Cosper 3-16 2-2 9, John Bayless 5-8 6-8 17, Jordan Whitehair 5-9 0-0 10, Colby Brode 2-8 3-5 7, Connor Lancaster 4-9 4-6 12, Jessy Moore 1-3 0-0 2, Adam Bills 0-0 0-0 0, Dylan Hupp 0-1 0-0 0. TOTALS 20-54 15-21 57. 3-point goals: 2-12 (Cosper 1, Bayless 1)
PARKERSBURG CATHOLIC (5-1, 3-0 LKC North)
Payton Sturm 2-7 0-1 4, Jake Ullman 9-27 6-7 26, Joe Padden 6-13 8-9 22, Brady Kurucz 1-5 2-3 4, Jake Boice 2-2 0-1 5, Ben Collie 1-2 2-2 4, Austin Luther 3-4 0-0 6, Carson Weyer 0-0 0-0 0. TOTALS 24-61 18-23 71. 3-point goals: 5-22 (Ullman 2, Padden 2, Boice 1)
Rebounds: St. Marys 38 (Lancaster 12); PCHS 36 (Ullman 7, Padden 7, Luther 7, Kurucz 7). Assists: St. Marys 13 (Cosper 6); PCHS 13 (Sturm 7). Steals: St. Marys 5 (Brode 2); PCHS 8 (Ullman 3). Turnovers: St. Marys 14, PCHS 8.
JV score: PCHS 68, St. Marys 43.
St. Marys: Michael Stout 12, Jordan Parsons 3, Dylan Hupp 5, Trenton Barnhart 4, Robbie Harper 3, Adam Bills 4, Coleman Lamp 12.
PCHS: Logan Arnold 4, Seth Cwynar 3, Nick Roedersheimer 30, Wes Mendoza 3, Andrew Nill 4, Austin Hendershot 13, Andrew Garvin 6, Ryan Shriner 4
Next game: Ravenswood at St. Marys, 6 p.m. today; Gilmer County at PCHS, 6 p.m. Wednesday
Wirt County Holiday Tournament Championship
Buffalo 62, Roane County 59
Buffalo 19 13 12 18 - 62
Roane 12 11 14 22 - 59
BUFFALO (7-0)
Isaiah Robinson 5 6-8 16, Laythen Good 7 0-0 19, Levi Jordan 7 0-1 14, Dylan Rich 2 2-4 6, Bradley Harris 3 1-2 7, Gabe Garrison 0 0-0 0, Aaron Lewis 0 0-0 0, Austin Moore 0 0-1 0; TOTALS: 24 9-16 62; 3-point goals: Good 5
ROANE COUNTY (5-2)
Jacob Neal 8 3-5 24, Brad Richard 0 2-2 2, Tyler Harper 4 0-0 8, Elijah Onwuka 4 1-2 9, Zack McKown 2 1-1 5, J.C. Nichols 0 0-0 0, Alston Spears 2 1-2 5, Scotti Meadows 1 0-1 2, Quentin Corbitt 1 2-2 4; TOTALS: 22 10-15 59; 3-point goals: Neal 5
Shooting: B 24-68 (35.3%), R 22-61 (36.1%); 3-pointers: B 4-16, R 5-18; Rebounds: B 46 (Jordan 12, Rich, Harris 9), R 43 (Onwuka 11, McKown, Neal 6); Assists: B 8 (Harris 3), R 14 (Richard 5, Neal 4); Steals: B 16 (Jordan 6, Good 4), R 10 (Harper 3); Blocks: B 4 (Lewis 2), R 3 (Onwuka 2); Turnovers: B 21, R 27
Next games: Gilmer County at Roane County tonight; Buffalo at South Gallia on Friday.
Consolation
Wirt County 70, Williamstown 67
Williamstown 21 9 22 15 - 67
Wirt County 10 18 17 25 - 70
WILLIAMSTOWN (3-3)
Hunter Neely 7 3-4 17, Dakota Watson 5 0-0 10, Landon Travis 8 4-6 20, Josh DeBolt 6 2-4 14, Austin Hall 3 0-0 6, Josh Palmer 0 0-0 0, Aaron Bordas 0 0-0 0; TOTALS: 29 9-14 67; 3-point goals: None
WIRT COUNTY (2-5)
Jeremy Kerby 3 2-3 8, Kalob Bell 16 0-7 38, Austin McVey 1 4-4 7, Dylan Frazier 0 0-0 0, Mark Cunningham 3 0-0 6, Luke Smith 2 0-0 5, Hunter McCoy 2 0-0 6; TOTALS: 27 6-15 70; 3-point goals: Bell 6, McCoy 2, McVey, Smith 1
Shooting: WT 29-68 (42.7%), WC 27-69 (39.1%); 3-pointers: WT 0-3, WC 10-24; Rebounds: WT 48 (DeBolt 22, Travis 10), WC 38 (Bell, Kerby 12); Assists: WT 11 (Travis, Neely 4), WC 13 (McVey 5, Bell 4); Steals: WT 12 (Travis, Watson 4), WC 12 (Kerby 4, Bell, Cunningham 3); Blocks: WT 1 (Hall), WC 4 (Kerby 3, Bell 1); Turnovers: WT 20, WC 18
All-tournament team: Buffalo - Jordan, Good; Roane County - Harper; Wirt County - Bell; Williamstown - DeBolt
Next games: Williamstown at Paden City on Wednesday; Parkersburg Catholic at Wirt County on Friday.
Valley 64, Paden City 57
Paden City 15 19 9 14 - 57
Valley 7 21 14 20 - 64
PADEN CITY (5-1)
Zach Heasley 3 9-17 16, Brandon Cross 2 1-2 5, Kennedy Cain 4 1-8 10, Drew Bidwell 2 8-14 12, Luke Cooper 4 4-5 12, Logan Carroll 1 0-1 2. TOTALS 16 23-47 57. 3-point goals: Heasley 1, Cain 1
VALLEY (3-4)
Tyler Hayes 6 1-3 15, Jordan Anderson 1 0-0 3, Troy Hubbard 1 0-0 2, Hayden Lancaster 1 7-10 9, Triston Kocher 2 3-4 7, Trey Streets 5 5-6 16, Jack Wells 4 0-0 10, Ryan Lemley 1 0-0 2. TOTALS 21-16-23 64. 3-point goals: Anderson 1, Hayes 2, Streets 1, Wells 2
Field-goal shooting: Paden City 16-48 (33 percent). Rebounds: Paden City 40 (Cain 13, Cooper 6, Cross 6, Heasley 6). Assists: Paden City 10, (Bidwell 3). Steals: Paden City 11 (Heasley 5). Turnovers: Paden City 11.
Next game: Paden City at Bellaire St. Johns, 2:30 p.m. today
Waterford 53 Frontier 45
Waterford 4 13 18 18 - 53
Frontier 7 7 16 15 - 45
Waterford (4-1)
Brian Moore 1-5 3-5 5, Eli Strahler 2-5 2-2 6, Wyatt Porter 3-8 1-3 7, Cody Paxton 2-9 3-4 7, Austin Shriver 5-13 7-8 17, Austin Bauerbach 0-0 0-0 0, Tanner Pottmeyer 4-4 3-3 11. Totals: 17-44 19-25 53.
Frontier (1-6)
Drew Schneider 3-5 4-4 13, Jay Eddy 2-2 0-2 5, Jordan Jefferson 6-9 3-5 16, Eddie Salazar 0-1 0-0 0, Dusty Wright 1-1 0-0 2, Damon Matheney 0-1 0-0 0, Taylor Merckle 1-4 0-0 2, Josh Kirkbride 1-2 1-2 3, Cole Farley 1-2 0-0 2, Dylan O'Neal 1-1 0-0 2. Totals: 16-28 8-13 45.
Shooting: W: 17-44 (39%) F: 16-28 (57%); Three Point Shooting: W: 0-3 F: 5-9 (56%) (Schneider 3, Eddy 1, Jefferson 1); Rebounds: W: 22 (Shriver 6, Porter 6), F: 22 (Merckle 5, Farley 4); Assists: W 7 (Moore 4), F 12 (Jefferson 4)
Junior Varsity Game
Frontier 56 Waterford 49
Waterford Scoring: Trystan Crawford 12, Dakota Brooker 10, Cameron Bosner 7, Garrett Lemasters 6, Mitch Ginther 5, Lee Wittekind 4, Montana Brooker 3, David Schaad 1, Joe Pugh 1.
Frontier Scoring: Rodney Barnes 13, Damon Matheney 11, Nick Camino 10, Jake Bradford 9, Levi Cochran 5, Brandon Larson 5, Tristan Cline 2, Ty Cobb 1.
Next Games: Friday, Home vs. Federal Hocking. Frontier: Tonight at Beallsville.
Elkins 56, Ripley 50
Ripley 9 7 14 20-50
Elkins 10 15 10 21-56
RIPLEY
Casey Smith 6 1-3 14, Jacob Haynes 2 2-2 7, Drew Harpold 4 0-1 10, Kade Harrison 4 2-4 11 Josh Chancey 0 0-1 0, Cody Sanders 0 0-0 0, Luke Layhew 0 0-0 0, Chuck Sleboda 2 4-4 8, Austin Parsons 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 18 9-14 50. 3-Point Goals: Smith 1, Haynes 1, Harpold 2, Harrison 1.
ELKINS
Colby Gainer 3 -6 10, James Lawrence 3 0-2 6, Tyler Shreve 0 1-2 1, Mitchell Kelly 1 1-2 4, Braden Hammond 1 0-0 3, Brandon Roth 3 2-4 8, Logan Phillips 8 8-12 24. TOTALS; 19 15-28 56. 3-Point Goals: Gainer 1, Kelly 1, Hammond 1.
GAME STATS
RIPLEY: Shooting: 18 of 54 for 33 percent. Rebounds: 35 (Smith 7, Sleboda 9). Assists: 10 (Smith 2, Harpold 2, Sanders 2). Steals: 11 (Haynes 3). Blocked shots: 4 (Sleboda 2, Harrison 2). Turnovers: 17.
ELKINS: Shooting: 19 of 53 for 36 percent. Rebounds: 45 (Lawrence 13). Assists: 7 (Lawrence 4). Steals: 9 (Phillips 4). Turnovers: 18.
Gilead Christian Holiday Tournament
Opening Round
Marion Christian 61,
Wood County Christian 59
Marion Christian 12 20 13 16 - 61
Wood County 12 11 14 22 -59
MARION CHRISTIAN (10-1)
Luke Jones 11 0-1 25, Matthew Hawk 0 0-0 0, Tim Jones 10 4-8 28, Scott Schade 0 0-0 0, Wes Alter 0 0-0 0, Steven Church 2 0-0 4, Caleb Schilling 2 0-0 4, TOTALS 25 4-9 61. 3-Point Goals: Tim Jones 4, Luke Jones 3.
WOOD COUNTY CHRISTIAN (2-7)
Logan Huck 0 0-0 0, Scotty Heslop 2 3-4 7, Isaac Brown 2 0-0 5, Jamie Arnold 12 1-2 31, Mitch Morris 0 0-0 0, Josh Stevens 2 0-0 4, Zach Hughes 2 0-0 4, Patrick Goff 4 0-0 8, TOTALS 24 4-6 59. 3-Point Goals: Arnold 6, Brown 1.
Wood County: Field goal shooting: 24 of 66, 36 percent; Rebounds: 34 (Heslop 10, Goff 10); Assists: Hughes 5, Arnold 4; Steals: Hughes 3, Heslop 2, Arnold 2; Turnovers: 5; Blocked Shots:6 (Huck 3)
Next game: Wood County vs. Whetstone High School at 1 p.m. today in consolation round
Wrestling
Wheeling Park Duals
Parkersburg South 46,
Massillon Washington 33
106: Donahue (M) d. Logan Ball, 9-2; 113: Lance Hill (S) p. Alves, 2:24; 120: Braidon Knotts (S) p. Smith, 0:38; 126: McClay (M) p. Cody Dornick, 1:30; 132: Jordan Quiocho (S) p. Dingey, 1:31; 138: Dylan Alexander (S) md. Mazzon, 12-3; 145: Colly (M) p. Sloan McConnell, 2:22; 152: Chip Sturek (S) p. Rider, 1:47; 160: Briar Shively (S) p. McCumbers, 0:13; 170: Seth DeLancey (S) won forfeit; 182: Cumer (M) p.Tyler Newhart, 4:48; 195: Wuske (M) won forfeit; 220: Nolen (M) won forfeit; 285: Dane Mills (S) won forfeit
Parkersburg South 40, Point Pleasant 22
106: Ball (S) md. Leslie, 13-2; 113: Hill (S) d. Raike, 7-2; 120: Fisher (PP) md. Knotts, 9-1; 126 Dornick (S) p. Stewart, 1:27; 132: Quiocho (S) won forfeit; 138: Searls (PP) p. Alexander, 1:58; 145: Hudson (PP) p. McConnell, 1:14; 152: Sturek(S) p. Rutter, 1:06; 160 Shively(S) won forfeit; 170: DeLancey(PS) d. Starcher, 7-4; 182: Reymond (PP) p. Newhart, 1:04; 195: double forfeit; 220: double forfeit; 285: Mills (S) p. Jackson, 1:28
Parkersburg South 63, Clinton Massie 12
106: Ball (S) p. Gibbs, 0:36; 113: Hill (S) won forfeit; 120: B. Knotts (S) p. Burton, 0:21; 126:K. Knotts (S) p. Hubbard, 0:22; 132: Quiocho (S) d. Tunon, 8-6; 138: Alexander (S) p. O'Bryan, 3:48; 145: J. Alexander (S) p. Tissander, 0:34; 152: Sturek(S) p. Cantrell, 1:31; 160: Shively(S) won forfeit; 170: DeLancey (P) won forfeit; 182: Running (CM) p. Newhart-Koreski, 3:45; 195: double forfeit; 220: double forfeit; 285: Mills (S) p. Keller, 0:50
Parkersburg South 46, University 25
106: Ball (S) md. Myers, 20-9; 113: Hill (S) p. Layman, 4:41; 120: Knotts (S) p. Stiles, 0:32; 126: Hood (U) d Dornick, 6-2; 132: Lopez (U) tf. Quiocho, 17-2; 138: D. Alexander (S) d. Lopez, 10-8; 145: J. Alexander (S) p. Hamlin, 4:50; 152: Sturek (S) p. Bal, 2:59; 160: Shively (S) p. Fisher, 1:20; 170: Constante (U) p. DeLancey; 182: Newhart (S) d. Waldron, 3-2; 195: Howell(U) won forfeit; 220: Frisco (U) won forfeit; 285: Mills (S) p. Howdershelt, 1:28
Parkersburg South 43, Ringgold 21
106: Gudenburr (R) d. Ball, 4-0; 113: Hill (S) md. Burger, 12-4; 120: Knotts (S) tf McConville, 20-5; 126: K. Knotts (S) md. Gerard, 9-0; 132: Quiocho (S) d. Tarpley, 6-4; 138: Alexander (S) p. Downer, 5:41; 145: J. Alexander (S) p. Heinzelman, 3:35; 152: Sturek (S) p. Studt, 0:34; 160: Fallenstein (R) d. Shively, 4-3; 170: DeLancey (S) won forfeit; 182: Natali (R ) d. Newhart, 2-1; 195: Higgs (R) won forfeit; 220:Heinzelman (R ) won forfeit; 285: Mills (S) d. Bass, 1-0
Steubenville 62, Parkersburg 12
106: Goff (S) p. Austin Spears, 3:14; 113: Wilson( S) d. Joey Butcher, 8-3; 120: Llewellyn (S) d. Jason West, 10-6; 126: Craig (S) tf. Erik Musgrave, 16-0; 132: Parada (S) p. Gage Graham, 3:00; 138: Skyler Terrell (P) p. Moray, 4:47; 145: Livingston (S) p. Mo Talafhah, 2:55; 152: O'Dell (S) p. NaCodie Barrows, 5:06; 160: O'Dell (S) p. Shawn Graham, 0:42; 170: Cole (S) won forfeit; 182: Jared Haught (P) p. McClurg, 0:32; 195: Albertson (S) won forfeit; 220: Keenan (S) d. Riddle, 4-2; 285: Wood (S) p. Charley Conley, 2:47
Parkersburg 63, Edgewood 12
106: Spears (P) tf. Perry, 17-2; 113: Butcher (P) md. Dickey, 11-1; 120: West(P) p. Noce, 1:57; 126: Musgrave (P) p. Lemay, 3:59; 132: Kuhar (E) p. G. Graham, 1:20; 138: Terrell (P) p. Ellis, 1:30; 145: Cardona (E) p. Talafhah, 5:01; 152: Barrows (P) p. J. Ellis, 4:36; 160: S. Graham (P) p. Lyle, 0:53; 170: double forfeit; 182: Haught (P) p. Harrah, 1:43; 195: Lindamood (P) p. Sturgille, 0:17; 220: Riddle (P) p. Camp, 0:50; 285: Conley (P) won forfeit
Parkersburg 39, Brooke 24
106: Spears (P) p. Reiordan (B), 0:55; 113: Butcher (P) won forfeit; 120: West (P) d. Beaman, 9-2; 126: Pattison (B) d. Musgrave, 4-1; 132: Gamble (B) d. Graham, 4-3; 138: Terrell (P) p. Lazer, 0:59; 145: Schweatfeger (B) p. Talafhah, 4:27; 152: Barrows (P) d. Shaw, 6-4; 160: Graham (P) won forfeit; 170: double forfeit; 182: Haught (P) d. Scurry, 8-3; 195: Lindamood (P) won by injury default; 220 Riddle (P) p. Hood, 0:20; 285: Wise (B) p. Conley, 2:53
Parkersburg 47, Marlington 22
106: Spears (P) d. Joseph, 8-4; 113 Johnson (P) p. Haines, 3:16; 120: West (P) p. Kirk, 1:28; 126: Raybuck (M) md. Musgrave, 12-4; 132: Byelene (M) d. Graham, 8-2; 138: Terrell (P) p. Piechuta, 4:47; 145: Talafhah (P) p. Betz, 3:14; 152: Barrows (P) md Deck, 17-6; 160: Rupert (M) won forfeit; 170: Graham(P) p. Preas, 1:12; 182: Haught (P) won forfeit; 195: Lindamood (P) md St John, 9-1; 220: Riddle (P) p. Higgins, 3:41; 285: Glass (M) d. Conley, 1-0
Next match: The Wheeling Park Duals conclude today
Americas Best Value Inn Wrestling Tournament
at St Claissville, Ohio
Williamstown placed 6th
Individual results
106 Dalton Smith 6-1 2nd place
113 Brye Mullienx 3-3 6th place
120 Bret MacIver 4-1 2nd Place
120 Kelton Hutchins 2-4
126 Dalton George 7-0 1st Place
132 Austin Raines 0-5
145 Logan Lindsey 2-4
152 Jake Tracewell 7-0 1st Place
182 Cody Smith 2-2 3rd Place
285 Alex Rauch 3-1 2nd Place
Dalton George was named the Most Outstanding Wrestler
Swimming
Brooke Invitational
Girls team scores: 1. Parkersburg, 119; 2. Bridgeport, 71; 3. Buckhannon Upshur, 57; 4. Brooke, 39; 5. Fairmont Senior, 31; 6. John Marshall, 29; 7. Weir High School, 26; 8. Parkersburg South, 23; 9. South Charleston, 8; 10. East Fairmont, 3
200 Medley Relay
1. PHS (Claire Collett, Hannah Wareheim, Alexa Stanley, Tara Foster), 7. PSHS (Rachel Kirk, Emily Gersper, Anna Pasternak, Emily Lowden), 2:13.26
200 Individual Freestyle
1. Claire Collett, 2:09.67; 3. Sarah Snider (PHS), 2:13.39; 5. Jen Standley (PHS), 2:17.23
200 IM
2. Hannah Wareheim, 2:30.74; 15. Shalyn Baylor (PHS), 3:05.89; 17. Kyra Harrington, 3:11.97
50 Freestyle
4. Alexa Standley, 27.54; 6. Tara Foster, 28.02; 7. Lacey Dulaney, 28.34
100 Butterfly
2. Alexa Standley, 1:08.72; 3. Tara Foster, 1:09.42
100 Freestyle
2. Jen Standley, 59.62; 5. Lacey Dulaney, 1:01.73
500 Freestyle
2. Sarah Snider, 5:53.35; 6. Rachel Kirk, 6:29.88
200 Freestyle
1. PHS (Jen Standley, Lacey Dulaney, Hannah Wareheim, Tara Foster), 1:50.34; 5. PSHS (Rachel Kirk, Emily Gersper, Ryan Hesselrode, Anna Pasternak), 1:57.74
100 Backstroke
2. Claire Collett, 1:07.52; 8. Emily Lowden, 1:21.86
100 Breaststroke
2. Hannah Wareheim, 1:16.43; 3. Emily Gersper, 1:18.63
400 Freestyle Relay
1. PHS (Jen Standley, Lacey Dulaney, Sarah Snider, Claire Collett), 4:04.98; 4. PSHS (Rachel Kirk, Emily Gersper, Ryan Hesselrode, Anna Pasternak), 4:29.63; 6. PHS (Sowji Mukkalmala, Sarah Sisson, Kyra Harrington, Alexa Stanley), 4:42.40
Boys team scores: 1. Bridgeport, 103; 2. Parkersburg South, 75; 3. Parkersburg, 69; 4. South Charleston, 55; 5. Fairmont Senior, 51; 6. Brooke, 23; 7. Buckannon Upshur, 18; 8. John Marshall, 12
200 Medley Relay
4. PSHS (Lane Burton, Garrett DePergola, Garrett Fink, Ryan Pritchard), 1:57.15; 8. PSHS (Brady Starcher, Casey Dye, Chase Dye, Zach Marion), 2:06.13
200 Individual Freestyle
2. Sean Snider (PHS), 1:51.14; 4. Kinzie Bailey (PSHS), 2:03.62; 5. Joe Miller (PSHS), 2:03.95
200 IM
2. Garrett Fink, 2:16.21; 4. Garrett DePergola, 2:26.57; 5. Lane Burton (PSHS), 2:28.20
200 Freestyle
2. Sean Snider, 1:51.14; 4. Kinzie Bailey, 2:03.62; 5. Joe Miller, 2:03.95
200 IM
2. Garrett Fink, 2:16.21; 4. Garrett DePergola, 2:26.57; 5. Lane Burton, 2:28.20
50 Freestyle
2. Preston Padden (PHS), 22.46; 5. Nic Cheuvront (PHS), 24.36
100 Butterfly
2. Garrett Fink, 59.75
100 Freestyle
3. Preston Padden, 49.73; 4. Corey Johnson (PSHS), 55.18; 5. Peyton Hughes (PHS), 56.22; 6. Nic Cheuvront, 56.86
500 Freestyle
1. Sean Snider, 5:13.62; 3. Kinzie Bailey, 5:32.61; 4. Joe Miller, 5:38.42
200 Freestyle
1. PHS (Sean Snider, Peyton Hudges, Nic Cheuvront, Preston Padden), 1:34.96; 5. PSHS (Corey Johnson, Joe Miller, Kinzie Bailey, Garrett DePergola); 8. PSHS (Evan Clark, Chase Dye, Zach Marion, Clayton Tichy), 1:52.28
100 Backstroke
4. Lane Burton, 1:04.45; 5. Eric Eisenmenn, 1:09.17
100 Breaststroke
4. Garrett DePergola, 1:14.77
400 Freestyle
1. PHS (Sean Snider, Peyton Hughes, Nic Cheuvront, Preston Padden), 3:36.02; 2. PSHS (Corey Johnson, Kinzie Bailey, Joe Miller, Garrett Fink), 3:40.98; 7. PSHS (Casey Dye, Lane Burton, Evan Clark, Ryan Pritchard), 4:08.72
Elijah Onwuka chipped in nine points, 11 boards and a pair of blocks in the setback.
Williamstown, which dropped to 3-3 and plays on Wednesday at Paden City, led 21-10 after one before the Tigers (2-5) clawed back to within 30-28 at halftime.
Despite opening up a 40-30 cushion early in the third, holding a 52-45 advantage after three and going ahead 64-61 with 1:41 to play after a Dakota Watson steal and lay-in, the 'Jackets couldn't hold on.
Kalob Bell, who hit six treys and scored on a variety of runners and tough shots, finished with a game-high 38 points while adding 12 rebounds, four assists, three steals and a block. Bell's trey from an Austin McVey assist with 1:21 to go tied the game and the orange and black took the lead for good 13 seconds later when Mark Cunningham got a steal and layup.
Watson's steal and layup with 21 seconds left cut the deficit to one, but McVey hit two more foul shots to set the final score. All-tournament member Josh DeBolt, who had 14 points and a game-high 22 rebounds, was about three steps away from halfcourt when he launched a desperation 3 just before the buzzer that banked off the glass, rattled inside the cylinder, but popped back out.
'Jacket freshman Landon Travis, making his first varsity start as WHS was without three of its top six players, had 20 points, 10 boards, four assists and as many steals. Hunter Neely had 17 points in the setback and Watson tallied 10. Tiger Jeremy Kerby chipped in eight points, 12 caroms, four steals and a trio of blocks.
Wirt County, which placed Bell on the all-tournament team and snapped a five-game slide, welcomes Parkersburg Catholic to town on Friday.
Parkersburg South 73, Allegeny (Md.) 55
FROSTBURG, Md. - Parkersburg South completed its two-day trip to Maryland by recording another victory, this time a 73-55 win over Allegeny.
The Patriots (5-1) were led by Wes Mitchem, who scored a game-high 27 points and hauled down seven rebounds. Cody Monroe added 13 and Logan Cox 10 for the Patriots. Cox led South in rebounds with eight and blocked shots with four.
South gets no rest from its road trip as the Patriots will be in action at 7:30 p.m. today as the Patriots will meet Fort Frye at Marietta College in the Ohio River Classic.
Wahama 83, Hannan 45
MASON - Wahama rolled to its second win here Friday night, blasting Mason County rival Hannan, 83-45.
The White Falcons (2-4) placed four players in double figures, led by Hunter Bradley with 18 points. Trenton Gibbs had 17, Jacob Ortiz 13 and Wyatt Zuspan 10.
Hannan (2-5) got 14 points from Paul Holley and 13 from Ty Paige.
Wahama returns to action tonight at Southern.
Elkins 56, Ripley 50
WESTON - Ripley received double-digit performances from a trio of players, but it was not enough as Elkins' Logan Phillips tallied a game-high 24 points to lead the Tigers to a 56-50 win Friday in the Lewis County Holiday Tournament.
Casey Smith led the Vikings with 14 points while Kade Harrison and Drew Harpold chipped in with 11 and 10 points, respectively. Colby Gainer added 10 points for Elkins.
Waterford 53, Frontier 45
NEW MATAMORAS, Ohio -The Waterford Wildcats (4-1) overcame a sluggish beginning Friday night as they went on to defeat the Frontier Cougars 53-45 in a non-conference battle at Hank Morus Gymnasium.
Austin Shriver paced the Wildcats with 17 points in the game, while Tanner Pottmeyer chipped in with 11.
Frontier allowed the cold Wildcats to stay in the game early on as the Cougars committed 17 of their 25 turnovers in the opening half.
Jordan Jefferson paced the Cougars (2-6) with 16 points, while Drew Schneider added 13.
Frontier will be back in action tonight at Beallsville, while the Wildcats will play host to Federal Hocking next Friday.
Valley 64, Paden City 57
PINE GROVE, Ohio -Free throws - or the lack of made free throws - proved to be Paden City's downfall in a 64-57 loss at Valley (Wetzel) on Friday night.
The Wildcats just missed more than half of their attempts from the charity stripe while hitting 23-of-47 from the line.
Zach Heasley led Paden City (5-1) with 16 points, while Luke Cooper and Drew Bidwell both finished with 12 points. Teammate Kennedy Cain's double-double topped out at 10 points and 13 rebounds.
Trey Streets led Valley (3-4) with 16 points, while Tyler Hayes contributed 15 points.
Gilead Christian Holiday Tournament
Marion Christian 61,
Wood County Christian 59
GILEAD, Ohio -Wood County Christian's boys basketball team spent Friday afternoon trying to keep up with the Joneses -brothers Luke and Tim -but they combined for 53 points including Tim's game-winning basket with three seconds to go as Marion Christian downed the Wildcats, 61-59, in an opening round game at the Gilead Christian Holiday Tournament.
Tim Jones scored 28 points and Luke Jones 25 as Marion Christian ran its record to 10-1.
But it was Wood County's Jamie Arnold who earned game-high honors with a 31-point performance, just one off his career high. Patrick Goff added eight points and Scotty Heslop seven for Wood County (2-7), which meets Whetstone High School in the consolation round at 1 p.m. today.
Girls Basketball
Ravenswood 48, Ripley 44
RIPLEY -Ripley put on a furious fourth-quarter rally here Friday night but still couldn't catch up with visiting Ravenswood as the Red Devils held on for a 48-44 win.
Ravenswood led 37-19 heading into the final eight minutes of play, holding Ripley to just four points in the third quarter. But the Vikings exploded for 25 points in the final stanza to turn a runaway into a nailbiter.
Ravenswood was led by the Taylors -Youell and Treadway -who each scored nine points. Ripley's Sarah Williams took game honors with 18 points while Jillian Mullins added 10 for the Vikings.
Ravenswood travels to Williamstown on Wednesday while Ripley visits Hurricane that same night.
Wirt County 49,
Roane County 47
SPENCER-Liz Adams tallied a team-high 10 points and Miriam Smith, Amanda Clark and Kayla Kinney chipped in with nine points each as visiting Wirt County held off a late rally by the Raiders to defeat Roane County by a 49-47 margin.
Micky Rhodes scored a game-high 20 points and Becky Frye added 12 for the Raiders, who play host to Clay County next Friday night.
