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PikeView jumped out to a first quarter lead and pulled away from Mount View Tuesday night for a 69-49 victory.
The Panthers led 14-9 after one then built on their lead in each of the remaining quarters.
Will Webster paced PikeView with 15 points and five assists while David Keen added 14 points, nine steals and eight assists. Tyler Ruble had 12 points and Jason Weitzel finished with 11 points and five steals.
Maurice Brown led the Knights with 15 points. Rashawn Brooks added 10.
The Panthers host Independence on Monday while Mount View hosts River View Friday.
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MOUNT VIEW (n/r)
Teddy Hazzard 1, Tashaan Vineyard 7, Ishmyle Sawyers 8, Jerry Saunders 2, Antoine Calloway 4, Rashawn Brooks 10, Maurice Brown 15, Deshaun Heddon 1, Timothy Nowlin 2
PIKEVIEW (11-9)
Will Webster 15, Tanner Farley 2, Zach VanBlaircom 5, Jason Weitzel 11, Tyler Ruble 12, Brandon Hazelwood 6, Jonathan Burrell 2, Zach Meadows 2, David Keen 14
Mount View...........................9 12 14 14 — 49
PikeView.............................14 18 19 18 — 69
3-point goals: PV 1 (Weitzel ); MV 1 (Vineyard).
James Monroe 54, Greenbrier West 50
LINDSIDE — The Mavericks overcame a slow start before coming alive in the third as they edged the Cavaliers.
Zach Hatfield led James Monroe with 13 points and Micah Deskins added 10. Mark Dixon and E.T. Weiss each had nine.
Josh Gallison was the lone Greenbrier West player in double figures with 12.
James Monroe hosts Bluefield on Friday for senior night.
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GREENBRIER WEST (n/r)
Josh Gallison 12, Chase Bryant 8, Jimmy Walkup 6, Alex Hendrick 2, Brandon Gwynn 4, Colby Ennis 9, Josh Martin 9.
JAMES MONROE (13-8)
Ryan Bishop 3, Zach Hatfield 13, Mark Dixon 9, Brad Jackson 2, Micah Deskins 10, Wes Jones 7, E.T. Weiss 9. Clay Hunter 1.
Greenbrier West................12 18 9 11 — 50
James Monroe......................8 21 19 6 — 54
3 pt field goals: GW 5 (Gallison 2, Ennis 2, Bryant); JM 2 (Bishop, Hatfield). JV- JM won.
Wyoming East 77, Summers County 43
NEW RICHMOND — Even without Marcus Schofield, the Warriors were able to shut down the Bobcats.
Luke Campbell and Brett Bowling each had 16 points while Taylor Smith and Travis McKinney added 13 and 12 points respectively.
T.J. Smith paced Summers County with 21 points and Scott Hannah had 11.
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SUMMERS COUNTY (n/r)
Scott Hannah 11, T.J. Smith 21, Brown 2, Graham 8, Meadows 1.
WYOMING EAST (14-4)
Canada 2, Luke Campbell 16, Travis McKinney 12, Tunstalle 5, Browning 2, Hedinger 7, K. Smith 2, Brett Bowling 16, Taylor Smith 13, Sinecoff 2.
Summers County..............10 6 21 6 — 43
Wyoming East...................17 16 21 23 — 77
3 pt field goals: SC 2 (Hannah, Smith); WE 7 (Campbell 2, McKinney 4, Hedinger 1). JV- WE 99-31
Grayson County 67, Narrows 32
INDEPENDENCE, Va. — Max Rodgers led the Blue Devils with 19 points in their win over the Green Wave, and Mikey Rodgers followed closely with 18.
Cody Cumbee scored 11 points for the Green Wave in their last game of the season.
NARROWS (7-16)
Cumbee 11, Burton 5, Morrison 4, Oney 4, Perdue 3, Craft 2, Givens 2, Hall 1.
GRAYSON COUNTY (14-9)
Max Rodgers 19, Mikey Rodgers 18, Rudy 8, Cannaday 6, Frost 5, Wyatt 4, Roberts 3, Circle 2, Vaughan 2.
Narrows...............................5 13 6 8 — 32
Grayson County.................18 20 19 10 — 67
3-point-goals - Narrows 0, Grayson County 6 (Max Rodgers 3, Frost, Roberts, Mikey Rodgers).
Girls
Bland County 39, Narrows 30
BLAND, Va. — Paige Brinkley scored 11 points to lead the Lady Bears to a Mountain Empire District tournament quarterfinal win.
Bland County trailed 17-9 at the half, but put up 30 points in the second half.
Alyssa Harris added nine points and 11 boards while Jessie Blessing had eight points, five rebounds and three assists. Brinkley also had six boards.
Savanna Burton had 13 points to lead Narrows.
Bland County heads to Graham on Thursday for their semifinal match-up with the G-Girls.
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NARROWS (n/r)
Carter 2, Perdue 4, Hangerman 5, Savanna Burton 13, Mosley 6.
BLAND COUNTY (13-9, 6-5)
Blessing 8, Morgan 2, Eaton 9, Paige Brinkley 11, Alyssa Harris 9.
Narrows.................6 11 9 4 — 30
Bland County........5 4 13 17 — 39
3 pt field goals: NAR (Perdue) (Eaton, Brinkley 3).
Nicholas County 45, Bluefield 21
BLUEFIELD — The Grizzles limited the Lady Beavers’ offense to single digits in each quarter including zero in the last as Bluefield dropped their regular season finale.
Shealyn Shafter had 21 points to lead Nicholas County and Mykenzie Martin backed her with 12.
Dazia Edwards had eight points to pace Bluefield, which plays PikeView Saturday in their sectional opener at Princeton.
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NICHOLAS COUNTY (13-7)
Lauren Young 1, Mykenzie Martin 12, Kristen McGirl 4, Shealyn Shafer 21, Alexis Brown 1, Makayla Willis 4
BLUEFIELD (6-14)
Khadijah Brown 4, Dazia Edwards 8, Tyra Jackson 1, Marceda Lee 2, Jessica Hayden 6.
Nicholas County.....................15 9 6 3 — 45
Bluefield.....................................7 6 8 0 — 21
3-point goals: NC 4 (Martin 3, McGirl); BLF 2 (Hayden 2)
River View 39, Mountain Mission 20
BRADSHAW — Behind a tough defense, the Lady Raiders limited Mountain Mission to less than seven points in each quarter.
Chelsey Dobbs led the way with 24 points, 14 rebounds, five steals and three assists. Samantha Matney had eight points and Phyllis Waldron added four points, six rebounds, three steals, three assists and two blocks.
River View hosts Westside tonight.
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MOUNTAIN MISSION (n/r)
Heron 6, Salam 3, Tciam 2, Victoria 7, Wubit 1
RIVER VIEW (9-12)
Chelsey Dobbs 24, Samantha Matney 8, Tara Bowles 1, Teryn Auville 2, Phyllis Waldron 4.
Mountain Mission....................3 5 7 5 — 20
River View...............................8 13 15 3 — 39
3 pt field goals: MM 2 (Heron, Victoria); RV 2 (Dobbs, Matney).
Summers County 71, Clay County 57
CLAY — Candace Brown was again unstoppable for the Bobcats. The senior scored 41 points and grabbed 23 boards for Summers County.
Brandy Morrison backed Brown with 15 points and 11 rebounds while Avery Pivont had seven points.
McKinzee Barker led Clay County with 20 points and Jaycee Markle had 11.
The Bobcats close out their regular season tonight when they host Woodrow Wilson.
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SUMMERS COUNTY (16-5)
Avery Pivont 7, Candace Brown 41, Lashae Bonds 4, Brandy Morrison 15, Brittany Bonds 4.
CLAY COUNTY (n/r)
Jaycee Markle 11, Boggs 8, Mo. Barker 7, Lucas 2, Mckinzee Barker 20, Procter 3, Gray 6.
Summers County.............15 22 16 18 — 71
Clay County........................9 11 15 22 — 57
3 pt field goals: SC 1 (Brown); CC 1 (Procter). JV- SC won.
