Highlights from Petersburg’s 67-25 win over Cameron in the Country Roads Shootout at West Virginia State University.

Petersburg (11-4):

Kaleb Kuhn – 22 points
Caden Ours – 22 points
Payton Metheny – 11 points

Cameron (3-13):

Colin Magers – 8 points

Highlights from Poca’s 65-52 win over Tyler Consolidated in the Country Roads Shootout at West Virginia State University.

Tyler Consolidated (4-12):

Cam Strode – 19 points
Austin Peck – 10 points

Poca (4-11):

Dylan Eisel – 23 points
Austin Gillig – 17 points
Rylan Lett – 10 points

In their first game after a nine-day layoff, the Doddridge County Bulldogs (14-1) displayed no signs of rust, securing a dominant 80-54 win over Pendleton County. Head coach Paul Burnside credited the team's high-energy start to a defensive effort that fueled their fast-paced transition game, mar...

In a dominant defensive showing, the defending Class A state champion Gilmer County Lady Titans swept their regular-season series against Parkersburg Catholic with a 47-18 road victory. The Lady Titans stifled the Crusaderettes from the jump, allowing only a single buzzer-beating basket in the fi...

Led by a standout performance from junior guard Jayce Sammons, the Wayne Pioneers secured a 73-57 victory over Buffalo, extending their winning streak to seven games. Sammons, who entered the contest averaging over 27 points per game, delivered a game-high 31 points, 19 of which fueled a dominant...

Led by Owen Taylor’s sharp shooting, the Winfield Generals secured an impressive 72-63 regional victory over Nitro on the strength of eleven three-pointers. After trailing after the first quarter, Winfield (9-2) exploded for 28 points in the second period, capitalizing on improved rebounding to b...

Highlights from Nitro’s 61-39 win over Winfield.

Nitro (12-4):

Karson Jones – 23 points
Mika Adams – 13 points
Brianna Gibson – 13 points

Winfield (8-7):

Emeri Nelson – 10 points

NEW MARTINSVILLE, W.Va. — Highlights from Tucker County’s 64-51 win over Williamstown in the New Martinsville Rotary Classic.

Tucker County (10-5):

Cayden Arnold – 18 points
Xander Lambert – 12 points
Sam Marks – 12 points
Ethan Cummings – 12 points

Williamstown (5-6):

Caleb Atkinson – 29 po...

Morgantown High School swept the regular season series against University High School with a 66-39 victory, bringing both teams’ records to 10-4. Although the Mohigans established an early 19-6 lead, University rallied to cut the deficit to a single point midway through the third quarter. Morgant...

On a cold Tuesday night, Fairmont Senior (6-6) utilized a suffocating defensive press to defeat North Marion (2-11) with a final score of 48-29. In a game characterized by the youth of both rosters, the Polar Bears overcame a slow offensive start behind Junior Reneica King’s 17-point performance....

Braxton County (9-1) rebounded from their first loss of the season with a resilient 56-52 victory over Little Kanawha Conference rival Ritchie County. Although the Eagles fell behind 31-21 in the second quarter following a 10-0 run by the Rebels, they managed to cut the halftime deficit to five p...

Lincoln picked up a 56–46 victory over PikeView in the New River CTC Invitational to move to 3–4 on the season. Luke Joyce led the way with 20 points, with Brody Barnes and Max Myers also scoring in double figures.

James Monroe defeated Independence 73–62 in the New River CTC Invitational, improving to 7–1 on the season. Kadyn Hines scored 20 points to lead a balanced Mavericks attack, while Ashton Arthur finished with 24 for Independence.

Shady Spring defeated Nitro 67–52 in the New River CTC Invitational, improving to 6–2 on the season. Coby Dillon led all scorers with 26 points, while Gabe Short and Jace Lilly added 14 each for Shady Spring, and Ty Stephens paced Nitro with 17 points.

University earned a 58–46 win over Huntington in the New River CTC Invitational, improving to 8–3 on the season. Bri Fox poured in 33 points to lead all scorers, while Lala Sloan finished with 27 for Huntington.

Princeton dominated Wyoming East 58–18 in the New River CTC Invitational, showcasing a strong all-around performance to improve to 6–3. Addison McCabe led the Tigers with 13 points, followed by Natalie Rose and Tylar Burks in double figures.

Defending state champion Wheeling Central Catholic rolled past Williamstown 90–49 in a rematch of last year’s Class AA title game, extending their winning streak to 20 games and improving to 8–0. Eli Sancomb led the balanced attack with 23 points as the Maroon Knights used a dominant third quarte...

George Washington avenged last year’s MSAC title game with a dominant 65–48 win over Spring Valley, leading by double digits for the final three quarters to improve to 8–0. Noah Lewis scored 29 points, freshman Braydon Browning impressed in his first start, and the Patriots remained unbeaten alon...

BECKLEY, W.Va. — Highlights from Man’s 61-54 win over Greenbrier West in the New River CTC Invitational at the Raleigh County Convention Center.
Man (7-0):

Connor Booth – 18 points
Grayson Sanders – 14 points
Moses Hicks – 14 points

Greenbrier West (5-4):

Kamden Sams – 14 points
Colton Dunbar ...

In a matchup of 2025 state tournament teams, Parkersburg (6-1) pulled away late to secure a 56-38 victory over Morgantown (7-3). The game was a tight defensive battle tied at 36 early in the fourth quarter, but the Big Reds exploded for a 20-2 run over the final 5:30. Parkersburg’s defense was th...

n a defensive battle, Lewis County (4-3) secured a 39-32 victory over Hedgesville (2-3) by dominating from the foul line late in the game. The contest was tightly contested, with the score tied at 20 entering the fourth quarter and neither team leading by more than five points for the majority of...

Highlights from Bridgeport’s 65-63 win at University. Game played on 12/23/25

Bridgeport (2-0):

Anderson McDougal – 19 points
Aryon Dodd – 19 points

University (4-1):

Luke Byrer – 17 points
Glenn Brown – 15 points
Eli Karpinski – 12 points
Jagger Barnes – 11 points

Highlights and photo gallery from John Marshall’s 57-38 win at Grafton.

John Marshall (5-1):
Rilee Storm – 21 points
Kalyn Reese – 17 points

Grafton (3-3):
Kenna Keener – 23 points