Petties scores season-high 23
STEUBENVILLE — The Catholic Central girls basketball team got the job done on both ends of the floor Monday night. Ginny Petties scored a season-high 23 points as the Crusaders defeated Toronto, 53-23. Eight players scored for the Crusaders (6-3). Defensively, Catholic Central held the Red Knights (0-9) to single digits in the first three quarters, and the defensive pressure forced Toronto into making 30 turnovers. Central also had difficulty keeping possession of the ball as it committed 25 turnovers. “We played more as a team tonight,” Crusaders head coach Kevin Barr said. “We got a lot of kids in. They are young. “I thought we did a better job of rebounding the ball. We have got three games this week, and I thought we played more as a team on and off of the floor. “We have got to get ready for Weirton Madonna. I know they will be ready for us, and I am looking forward to that opportunity.” Toronto head coach Cathie Thomas said it was a rough night for her team. “In the first
» Full StoryBalanced scoring leads Edison to win
RICHMOND — Edison girls basketball coach Tony Kovalesky just figured he’d give the box-and-one defense a shot.
“I had thought about it after I read the newspaper article (on Sunday) that said (Alessia) Vivod had 25 and (Brooke) Cenkus had
Madonna girls fall short
WEIRTON — It was another “almost” for the Madonna High girls basketball team.
After trailing 52-41 entering the fourth quarter, the Blue Dons went on a run and after two made free throws by freshman Isabella Anile were behind 56-55 with 1
Maroon Knights take Red Riders out of game plan
WEIRTON — After a close first half, Wheeling Central took Weir High out of its game plan in the second half and handily defeated the Red Riders 68-52 Monday night at the Carl R. Hamill Fieldhouse.
Playing fundamental basketball with good
Lady ’Bears win ‘Battle for the Bridge’
NEW MANCHESTER — When Oak Glen and East Liverpool stepped onto the court Monday, both squads had just one goal: to not end the night being .500.
The Potters entered the game at 4-3, with the Bears sitting at 5-4 and with a better than par
Brooke boys sweep tri-meet
WELLSBURG — The fast start made the difference.
Monday, the Brooke boys swim team won the first seven events as the Bruins went on to win their tri-meet with Wheeling Central and Edison. The Bruins placed first with 120 points, the Maroo
WMS @ ICMS Wrestling
Harrison 7th vs Jr.Crusaders
She loves her Potato Head
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New years Eve @ cheddars
New Years Eve
Harrison 8th vs Jr. Crusaders
Buckeye Local @ Bellaire GBB