Boys
Ohio River Classic
Parkersburg South 65, Fort Frye 52
MARIETTA -Parkersburg South improved to 6-1 here Saturday night, taking a 16-9 first quarter lead over Fort Frye and holding off several comeback attempts by the Cadets (2-5).
Wes Mitchem, who earned MVP honors for the Patriots, led South with 22 points and 11 rebounds. Logan Cox had 13 points and eight caroms for South, who also got 13 points from Doug Dennis. Only five Patriots scored as Cody Monroe had nine and Tyler Bolen eight.
Fort Frye was led by its MVP, Shon Smith, who scored 22 points. Seth Lagrean added 12 for the Cadets.
Fact Box
Boys
Parkersburg South 65, Fort Frye 52
Fort Frye 9 12 16 15 - 52
Parkersburg South 16 13 16 20 -65
FORT FRYE (2-5)
Carter Kiefer 0 0-0 0, Shon Smith 7 7-10 24, Caden Brooker 0 0-0 0, Jordan Anderson 1 1-3 3, Seth Lagrean 4 4-4 12, Tyler Morris 0 0-0 0, Chandler Lang 6 0-0 13, TOTALS 18 12-17 52. 3-Point Goals: Smith 3, Lang 1.
PARKERSBURG SOUTH (6-1)
Tyler Bolen 2 4-9 8, Kyle Thompson 0 0-0 0, Casey Stoneking 0 0-0 0, Cody Monroe 3 3-3 9, Doug Dennis 5 2-2 13, Logan Lawrentz 0 0-0 0, Dylon Rippeto 0 0-0 0, Wes Mitchem 8 4-4 22, Tyler Berry 0 0-0 0, Logan Cox 6 0-0 13, TOTALS 24 13-18 65. 3-Point Goals: Dennis 1, Mitchem 2, Cox 1.
Field goal shooting: South 24 of 51, 46 percent; Fort Frye 18 of 55, 32 percent; Rebounds: South 42 (Mitchem 11, Cox 8); Assists: South 13 (Monroe 7); STeals: 9 (Monroe 4); Blocked shots: 8 )Lawrentz 3); Turnovers; South 15, Fort Frye 12
Next game: University at South at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
Jack Stephens Memorial
Holiday Tournament
at Memorial Fieldhouse, Parkersburg
Chaminade Julienne 57,
Parkersburg High 38
Chaminade 13 15 13 16 - 57
Parkersburg 10 9 7 12 - 38
CHAMINADE (4-4)
Tim Riley 3 4-6 10, Justin Clark 7 4-4 21, Kuentin Watson 1 0-0 2, Aaron Hammond 1 4-4 6, Austin Piatt 2 0-0 6, Cin'Quan Haney 2 0-0 4, Evan Clayborne 0 0-0 0, C.J. Riazzi 1 2-2 4, Will Peterson 0 1-2 1, Blake Sutherland 0 0-0 0, Alan Vest 1 0-0 3, TOTALS: 18 15-18 57. 3-point goals: Clark 3, Piatt 2, Vest 1
PHS (1-5)
Andrew Bayer 0 1-2 1, Levi Hays 3 0-0 7, Jordan Henderson 1 0-0 2, Ben Umpleby 3 2-2 9, Trevor Britton 4 2-3 10, Braeden Cabbil 0 2-2 2, Adrian Webster 2 2-4 6, Jordan Colebank 0 1-2 1, TOTALS: 13 10-15 38. 3-point goals: Hays 1, Umpleby 1
JV game: Chaminade 45, PHS 25
Next game: Parkersburg High at St Albans 7:30 p.m. Friday
Roane County 60,
Gilmer County 56 , OT
Gilmer County 14 8 13 13 8 - 56
Roane County 15 17 8 8 12 - 60
GILMER COUNTY (4-2, 4-1 South)
Anthony Aviles 8 1-2 20, Austin Ratliff 6 2-5 15, Mitchell Hickman 3 0-1 6, Nathan Allison 2 2-4 6, Austin Cunningham 2 2-2 6, Colby Cunningham 1 0-0 2, Zach Chapman 0 1-2 1, TOTALS 22 8-16 56. 3-Point Goals: Aviles 3, Ratliff 1.
ROANE COUNTY (6-2, 4-0 South)
Jacob Neal 7 4-6 21, Scotti Meadows 6 5-9 17, Tyler Harper 4 3-8 13, Elijah Onwuka 1 1-2 3, Austin Sloan 1 0-0 2, Brad Reichard 0 0-1 0, TOTALS 20 15-31 60. 3-Point Goals: Neal 3, Harper 2.
Rebounds: Onwuka 6
JV score: Roane County 67, gilmer County 33
JV scoring: Hunter Simmons (R) 14, Eli Kucherawy (R) 14, Ryan Errickson (R) 14, Zach Chapman (G) 10, Ethan Burkhammer (G) 10
Next game: Roane County at Calhoun County
Ritchie Holiday Invite
Championship Game
Lincoln County 56,
Doddridge County 40
Lincoln County 18 14 10 14 - 56
Doddridge County 7 11 15 7 - 40
LINCOLN COUNTY (5-3)
Tyler Arbaugh 7 7-11 22, Holton 2 0-0 4, T. Bragg 1 1-2 3, Andrew Davis 6 3-6 19, S. Kelley 1 0-2 2, C. Wyley 1 1-2 4, J. Reynolds 1 0-0 2; TOTALS: 19 12-23 56; 3-point goals: Arbaugh 1, Andrew Davis 4
DODDRIDGE COUNTY (1-4)
Daniel Plaugher 1 2-2 4, Dylan Alexander 4 0-0 9, Keith Britton 1 2-2 4, Austin Heinzman 4 0-0 9, Clayton Yeager 1 2-6 4, Drew Lett 1 0-0 2, TJ Baldwin 2 0-0 6, Josh Bee 1 0-0 2; TOTALS: 15 6-10 40; 3-point goals: Baldwin 2, Alexander 1, Heinzman 1
Rebounds: D 21 (Yeager 6); Steals: D 6; Assists: D 13 (Plaugher 4)
Next game: St. Marys at Doddridge County Thursday
Consolation Game
Ritchie County 47,
Buchannon Upshur 45
Buchannon 5 15 13 12 - 45
Ritchie County 2 9 24 12 - 47
BUCHANNON
Dalton Crislip 3 2-2 10, Dylan Gaudet 1 2-2 4, Cody Garrett 2 0-0 4, Aaron Anderson 1 0-0 2, Zane Clevinger 2 3-6 8, Dalton Westfall 3 4-8 10, Jon McDaniels 2 3-5 7; TOTALS: 14 14-23 45
RITCHIE COUNTY (4-3)
Justin Sage 2 0-0 6, Jessie Hilvers 0 4-4 4, D.J. Burgess 6 4-5 20, Andrew Davis 5 2-5 14, Nathan Shite 1 1-2 3; TOTALS: 14 11-16 47
Shooting: RC 14-38 (37%); Rebounds: RC 25 (Davis 8); Assists: RC 4; Steals: 4
Next game: Williamstown at Ritchie County Friday
St. Marys 70, Ravenswood 46
Ravenswood 11 12 8 15 - 46
St. Marys 19 21 17 13 - 70
RAVENSWOOD (1-4)
Heath Burgess 1 3-4 5, Jacob Barr 3 0-0 6, Jake Martin 7 6-11 21, Jeremy Balser 1 0-0 2, Dylan Radabagh 2 0-1 4, Issac Crowe 4 0-0 8; TOTALS: 18 9-16 46; 3-point goals: Martin 1
ST. MARYS (5-1)
Andrew Cosper 6 0-0 13, Dylan Hupp 3 0-0 8, Austin Bayless 9 1-3 19, Adam Bills 1 0-0 2, Jessy Moore 5 1-2 11, Jordan Whitehair 2 0-2 5, Colby Brode 3 0-0 6, Conner Lancaster 3 0-0 6; TOTALS: 32 2-7 70; 3-point goals: Cosper 1, Hupp 2, Whitehair 1
Shooting: R 18-54 (33%), SM 32-61 (52%); Rebounds: R 35 (Crowe 14), SM 37 (Whitehair 11); Assists: R 7, SM 18 (Cosper 8); Steals: R 9, SM 8 (Bayless 3)
JV game: St. Marys 47, Ravenswood 40
Ravenswood: Logan Jarrett 13
St. Marys: Jordan Parsons 17
Next games: St. Marys at Doddridge Thursday; Tyler Consolidated at Ravenswood Saturday
at Mt. Gilead, Ohio
Gilead Christian Holiday Tournament
Consolation Game
Wood County Christian 68,
Gilead Christian 27
WCC 15 17 18 18 - 68
Gilead 7 8 4 8 - 27
WCC (3-7)
Logan Huck 3 1-4 7, Scotty Heslop 3 3-4 9, Isaac Brown 2 0-0 4, Jamie Arnold 4 3-3 13, Mitch Morris 1 2-2 4, Josh Stevens 2 0-0 4, Zach Hughes 1 0-0 2, Patrick Goff 9 0-1 19, Joseph Krupinski 3 0-2 6, TOTALS: 28 9-16 68. 3-point goals: Arnold 2, Goff 1
GILEAD (0-7)
Lucas Stanley 0 0-2 0, Tim Caldwell 0 2-2 2, Danny Bruce 4 2-6 10, Nick Kerman 2 0-2 6, Josh McCormish 1 0-0 3, Bo Griffith 2 2-2 6, TOTALS: 9 6-14 27. 3-point goals: Kerman 2, McCormish 1
WCC stats: 28-60 FG, 47 percent; 39 rebounds (Huck 8, Heslop 7, Hughes 6, Morris 5); 21 assists (Brown 8, Arnold 8); 9 steals (Heslop 6, Arnold 4), 11 turnovers; 5 blocks (Huck 3)
NOTE: WCC's Patrick Goff was named to the all-tournament team
Next game: Elk Valley Christian at WCC 7:30 p.m. Friday
at Ban Johnson Arena
Ohio River Classic
Upper Arlington 69, Warren 47
Upper Arlington 20 16 19 14 - 69
Warren 10 9 14 14 - 47
UPPER ARLINGTON (5-4)
Danny Hummer 7 3-4 17, Kevin Vannatta 8 1-3 19, Austin Ping 2 1-2 5, Logan Richter 2 0-0 4, Corbin Dennis 0 0-0 0, Harrison Heath 0 0-0 0, Matt Skidmore 3 0-0 6, Gabe Akins 5 0-0 9, Chris Allocco 1 0-0 3, Carter Casey 0 2-2 2, Spencer Pinnick 0 0-0 0, Austin Heath 0 0-0 0, Michael McGovern 0 0-0 0, Oscar Malinowski 2 0-0 4, Wynn Brown 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 29 7-12 69. 3pt goals: Vannatta 2, Akins 1, Allocco 1.
WARREN (5-1)
Evan French 8 2-2 22, Michael Hall 1 0-0 2, Danny Pannell 1 0-0 3, Adam Lang 0 2-2 2, Evan Yabs 1 0-0 2, Reece Patton 4 2-2 10, Mat Drayer 0 0-0 0, Corey Newlon 0 0-0 0, Andrew Drayer 0 0-0 0, Dylan Leffingwell 2 2-3 6, Marshall Church 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 17 8-9 47. 3pt goals: French 4, Pannell 1.
Team stats: Shooting: UA 29-50 (58 percent), W 17-47 (36 percent); Rebounds: UA 22, W 18 (Patton 6); Assists: UA 22, W 14 (Patton 5); Steals: UA 12, W 4; Turnovers; UA 10, W 17
Next game: Logan at Warren at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
Girls
Ohio River Classic
at Marietta College
Parkersburg South 63, Warren 44
Parkersburg South 21 13 7 22 -63
Warren 10 8 12 14- 44
Parkersburg South (4-3)
Taryn McCutcheon 17, Keya Bartlett 14, Kayleigh Rexroad 11, Miranda Workman 9, Kasey Williams 6, Katelyn Byrd 4, Lacey Cale 2.
Warren
Emma Ryan 12, Victoria Buzzard 11, Rauch 7, Ullman 6, Lynch 4, Brooks 3, Bowe 1.
South Statistics: Rebounds, 36 (Byrd, Workman 8); Assists, 13 (McCutcheon 8); Steals, 15 (Bartlett 4); Blocks, 1; Turnovers, 17; Free-Throw Shooting, 19-26 (73 percent); Field Goal Shooting, 19-46 (41percent); 3-Point Field Goal Shooting, 8-16 (50 percent); Total Fouls, 19; Fouled Out, 1 (Bartlett).
Warren Statistics: Turnovers, 18; Free Throw Shooting, 13-24 (54 percent); Total Fouls, 18; Fouled Out, 1 (Ullman).
Next game: South at John Marshall next Saturday; Warren at Marietta Wednesday
South will entertain University at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Rod Oldham Athletic Center while Fort Frye will play host to Buckeye Trail on Friday.
Upper Arlington 69, Warren 47
MARIETTA -Warren took some hard knocks in a 69-47 setback to Upper Arlington in an Ohio River Classic boys' basketball game at Marietta College's Ban Johnson Arena Saturday.
And, Blane Maddox is hoping that the Warriors' first defeat of the season is not forgotten by his team.
"We don't want to forget it," said the veteran Warren boss, who is one win shy of career 200. "We want to learn from it. That's why we put them (Upper Arlington) on the schedule. It was a good experience. We've got to grow up and we've got to get better."
Evan French scored a game-high 22 points and Reece Patton added 10 as Warren dropped to 5-1 overall on the campaign, while UA improved to 5-4. Junior guards' Danny Hummer (17) and Kevin Vannatta (19) combined to tally 36 points to pace the Bears. Gabe Akins netted nine.
After UA jumped out to a quick 9-0 lead on points by Akins, Logan Richter and Vannatta, it never looked back. Warren, which had not competed in a game since Dec. 15, didn't get on the scoreboard until French knocked down a three at the 4:30 mark.
Vannatta, who had 11 first-quarter points, gave UA its first double-digit advantage, 14-3, when he drained a three with under four minutes left in the period. At the end of one, UA led 20-10.
In the second stanza, Upper Arlington maintained its double-digit lead, and outpointed Warren 16-9 for a 36-19 lead at the intermission. Non-starter Dylan Leffingwell and French, with five and four points, respectively, were the Warriors' only scorers during the second eight minutes of play.
"I know we didn't want to come out like that, very slow," Maddox said. "But then we competed and kept it to that 20-range. It could've easily been 40. But we found a way to compete and keep it close. We hit some shots. We'll try to find a way to get 20 points better."
Warren is scheduled to host Logan in a Southeastern Ohio Athletic League game at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. This is a make-up game from Dec. 21.
Roane County 60,
Gilmer County 56 (OT)
SPENCER -Something had to give when two teams who were undefeated in the LKC South met here Saturday night in a down-to-the-wire battle that wasn't decided until overtime.
In the extra period, Roane County outscored visiting Gilmer County, 12-8, to take a 60-56 win over the Titans. The Raiders (6-2, 4-0 LKC South) got 21 points from Jacob Neal, 17 from Scotti Meadows and 13 from Tyler Harper. Gilmer (4-2, 4-1 LKC South) was led by Anthony Aviles with 20 points and Austin Ratliff with 15.
Roane entertains Calhoun County on Thursday, while Gilmer County travels to Parkersburg Catholic on Wednesday.
St. Marys 70, Ravenswood 46
ST MARYS -Andrew Cosper was two assists away from a double-double here Saturday night as St. Marys downed Ravenswood, 70-46.
The Blue Devils (5-1) led the Red Devils (1-4) at halftime by a score of 40-23. St. Marys shot an impressive 52 percent from the field and was led by Austin Bayless who scored 19 points to go along with 3 swipes. Cosper chipped in 13 points to go along with his 8 assists. Jordan Whitehair grabbed 11 boards to lead the Blue Devils as the hosts outrebounded the visitors, 37-35.
Leading the way for the Red Devils were Jake Martin who scored 21 points and Isaac Crow, who pulled down a game high 14 rebounds.
Lincoln Wins Ritchie Tournament
ELLENBORO -Lincoln captured the championship of the Ritchie County Holiday Tournament here Saturday night with a 56-40 win over Doddridge County (1-4). Host Ritchie County took third place with a 47-45 win over Buckhannon Upshur.
Lincoln (5-3) got 22 points from Tyler Albaugh while Doddridge was led by Dylan Alexander and Austin Heinzman with 9 points each. Ritchie (4-3), which scored just 11 points in the first half, rallied in the third place game behind 20 points by D.J. Burgess and 14 from Andrew Davis.
The Rebels entertain Williamstown next Friday while Doddridge hosts St. Marys on Thursday.
Wood County Christian 68,
Gilead Christian 27
GILEAD, Ohio -Wood County Christian cruised to a 32-15 halftime lead here Saturday en route to a 68-27 win over host Gilead Christian in the third place game of the Gilead Christian Holiday Tournament.
Wood County (3-7) was led by Patrick Goff with 19 points and Jamie Arnold with 13. Goff was named to the all-tournament team. Gilead (0-7) got 10 points from Danny Bruce.
Wood County will return to action on Friday when it entertains Elk Valley Christian in a 7:30 p.m. contest.
