Boys roundup: Frampton leads No. 2 Poca past Nicholas
Noah Frampton posted 13 points as Class AA No. 2 Poca earned a 51-48 win over visiting Nicholas County in high school boys basketball Tuesday night.
Noah Frampton posted 13 points as Class AA No. 2 Poca earned a 51-48 win over visiting Nicholas County in high school boys basketball Tuesday night.
Cam Cottrill chipped in 10 points for the Dots (10-1). Austin Hill had 19 points for Nicholas County (6-4).
CATHOLIC 83, ST. JOSEPH 38: Four Charleston Catholic players scored in double figures as the Class A No. 1 Fighting Irish cruised to a home win.
Catholic (8-1) was paced by David Godwin (21 points), Nick George (15), Garret McCarty (14) and Zach Casto (14).
Benjamin Goheen had nine points for St. Joseph.
LOGAN 45, LINCOLN COUNTY 40: Zak Miller and Chase Preston each scored 11 points to lift Logan (5-6) to the road win.
For Lincoln County (6-7), T.J. Arbaugh had 17 points and 10 rebounds while Kenny Holton finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds.
CLAY 42, GILMER 41: Storm Carver was fouled with less than three seconds to play on a 3-point attempt and, with his team trailing by two, made all three foul shots to give Clay County the win.
Carver finished with 14 points, while Stephen Cole added 11 points for the Panthers (7-5).
For Gilmer County (6-5), Anthony Aviles had 19 points and Nathan Allison scored 13.
RAVENSWOOD 49, WILLIAMSTOWN 43: Jake Martin scored a game-high 19 points as Ravenswood rolled past Williamstown.
Dalton Gandee added 11 points for the Red Devils (3-7). Hunter Neely had 12 for Williamstown (3-8).
WAHAMA 60, SOUTH GALLIA 58: Trenton Gibbs scored 17 points as Wahama secured a home win.
Noah Frampton posted 13 points as Class AA No. 2 Poca earned a 51-48 win over visiting Nicholas County in high school boys basketball Tuesday night.
Cam Cottrill chipped in 10 points for the Dots (10-1). Austin Hill had 19 points for Nicholas County (6-4).
CATHOLIC 83, ST. JOSEPH 38: Four Charleston Catholic players scored in double figures as the Class A No. 1 Fighting Irish cruised to a home win.Catholic (8-1) was paced by David Godwin (21 points), Nick George (15), Garret McCarty (14) and Zach Casto (14).
Benjamin Goheen had nine points for St. Joseph.
LOGAN 45, LINCOLN COUNTY 40: Zak Miller and Chase Preston each scored 11 points to lift Logan (5-6) to the road win.For Lincoln County (6-7), T.J. Arbaugh had 17 points and 10 rebounds while Kenny Holton finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds.
CLAY 42, GILMER 41: Storm Carver was fouled with less than three seconds to play on a 3-point attempt and, with his team trailing by two, made all three foul shots to give Clay County the win.Carver finished with 14 points, while Stephen Cole added 11 points for the Panthers (7-5).
For Gilmer County (6-5), Anthony Aviles had 19 points and Nathan Allison scored 13.
RAVENSWOOD 49, WILLIAMSTOWN 43: Jake Martin scored a game-high 19 points as Ravenswood rolled past Williamstown.Dalton Gandee added 11 points for the Red Devils (3-7). Hunter Neely had 12 for Williamstown (3-8).
WAHAMA 60, SOUTH GALLIA 58: Trenton Gibbs scored 17 points as Wahama secured a home win.Hunter Bradley chipped in 10 points for the White Falcons (3-8).
Brayden Greer had a team-high 15 points for South Gallia (Ohio).
TUG 66, MINGO 45: Austin Brewer erupted for 21 points and Thomas Baisden had 20 for visiting Tug Valley.Julius Hatcher scored 12 for Mingo Central while Austin Banks had 11.
MOUNT VIEW 63, MONTCALM 26: Donnell Bonds scored 16 points as Mount View improved to 7-3 with a lopsided win over visiting Montcalm.TEAYS VALLEY 65, PARKERSBURG CHRISTIAN 47: Elias Beacom scored a game-high 29 points to lead Teays Valley Christian past visiting Parkersburg Christian.Zack Moore finished with 14 points and Justin Wojcieszak scored 11 for TVCS (13-3).
For Parkersburg Christian, Austin Alley and Eric Moore each had 15.
OHIO VALLEY 50, CALVARY 42: T.G. Miller had 24 points and Chance Burleson added 12 to lead Ohio Valley Christian past visiting Calvary Baptist.Trent Spears scored 15 points and Jace Heller chipped in with 12 in the loss for the Patriots (10-3).
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