Greater Beckley Christian 80, Tug Valley 49
The No. 5-ranked Crusaders jump out to a 25-9 lead over No. 9 Tug Valley and routed the Panthers 80-49 in a battle of Class A titans Tuesday.
Kaden Smallwood led all scorer with 23 for Greater Beckley followed by Kendrick Wilson with 19, John Rose with 13 and Sean-David Kadjo with 12.
Joey Gollihue scored 20 for Tug Valley and Ethan Colegrove had 15.
Greater Beckley (15-6) hosts Teays Valley Christian Thursday.
TV: 9 20 10 10 – 49
GBC: 25 17 20 18 – 80
Tug Valley
Ethan Colegrove 15, Joey Gollihue 20, Buddy Marcum 2, Kaden Hale 2, Brady Brewer 6, Aiden Armstrong 4.
Greater Beckley
Kaden Smallwood 23, John Rose 13, Kendrick Wilson 19, Sean-David Kadjo 12, Michael Judy 3, Braylon Arvon 3, Landon Rose 3, Avery Woodson 3. Totals: 30 11-23 80.
3-pointers – TV: none; GBC: 9 (Smallwood 3, Wilson 2, Kadjo 2, Arvon, Woodson).
Shady Spring 74, Nicholas County 37
Summersville – Class AAA No. 1 Shady Spring doubled-up Nicholas County in the opening half and pulled away for a 74-37 win over the Grizzlies.
Braden Chapman led the defending state champions with 20 points, while Cole Chapman and Cameron Manns scored 11 points apiece.
Ammar Maxwell added 10 and Sam Jordan chipped in eight points.
Colby Pishner scored 21 for Nicholas County (10-11) who hosts Oak Hill Thursday.
Shady Spring (20-1) will begin sectional play Monday when it hosts PikeView.
SS: 11 19 23 21 – 74
NC: 6 9 12 10 – 37
Shady Spring
Braden Chapman 20, Cole Chapman 11, Jaedan Holstein 7, Cameron Manns 11, Ammar Maxwell 10, Sam Jordan 8, Gavin Davis 4, Lattreal Hairston 3. Totals: 33 5-10 74.
Nicholas County
Colby Pishner 21, Briar Bailes 8, Wesley Hill 4, Jaxson Morriston 4. Totals: 13 11-14 37.
3-pointers – 3 (B. Chapman, C. Chapman, Manns); NC: none
Oak Hill 64, Independence 50
Jacob Perdue knocked down five 3-pointers and scored a game-high 27 points to lead Oak Hill past Independence 64-50 Tuesday in Coal City.
Malachi Lewis added 16 for the Red Devils and Sammy Crist scored 15.
Cyrus Goodson paced the Patriots with 19, while Jordan James scored 12 and Carter Adkins had nine.
Oak Hill travels to Nicholas County Thursday and Independence travels to Greenbrier West Wednesday.
OH: 19 17 15 13 – 64
I: 15 14 9 12 – 50
Oak Hill
Jacob Perdue 27, Omar Lewis 2, Sammy Crist 15, Malachi Lewis 16, Ethan Vargo-Thomas 2, Jeremiah Jackson 2. Totals: 24 4-5 64.
Independence
Jordan James 12, Cyrus Goodson 19, Carter Adkins 9, Logan Phalin 4, Corey Shumate 6. Totals: 19 7-8 50.
3-pointers – OH: 12 (Perdue 5, Crist 3, Lewis 4); I: 5 (James 3, Goodson, Adkins).
Chapmanville 53, Wyoming East 35
Chapmanville – Class AA No. 8 Chapmanville outscored No. 7 Wyoming East 19-7 out of the halftime break for a 53-35 win Tuesday.
The Tigers were led by Zion Blevins with 20 points and Devon Workman with eight.
Chandler Johnson had 11 for the Warriors and Tanner Whitten added eight.
Wyoming East (10-11) hosts Summers County Saturday in sectional play.
WE: 6 11 7 11 – 35
CR: 9 16 19 9 – 53
Wyoming East
Tanner Whitten 8, Garrett Mitchell 2, Chandler Johnson 11, Cole Lambert 6, Tucker Cook 3, Jacob Howard 5. Totals: 14 5-5 35.
Chapmanville
Brody Dalton 4, Zion Blevins 20, Colton Craddock 7, Isaiah Smith 4, Devon Workman 8, Isaac Butcher 4, Samuel Leslie 6. Totals: 24 3-5 53.
3-pointers – WE: 2 (Cook, Howard); CR: 2 (Blevins 2).
James Monroe 65, Mount View 55
Lindside – Class A No. 1 James Monroe jumped out to a 23-7 first quarter lead and held on for a 65-55 win over upset-minded Mount View Tuesday.
Eli Allen erupted for 27 points for the Mavericks, while Shad Sauvage scored 11 and Josh Burks had 10.
Toney Bailey and Jason Haggerty scored 12 points apiece for the Golden Knights, while Brendan Rotenberry and Malaki Bishop had 11 points each.
Mount View hosts Van Thursday and James Monroe hosts River View Friday.
MV: 7 13 19 16 – 55
JM: 23 10 12 20 – 65
Mount View
Tony Bailey 12, Kris Jackson 2, Justin Haggerty 4, Jason Haggerty 12, Jaylen Hall 3, Brendan Rotenberry 11, Malaki Bishop 11.
James Monroe
Josh Burks 10, Shas Sauvage 11, Eli Allen 27, Collin Fox 3, Cameron Thomas 14.
3-pointers – 5 (Haggerty 4, Hall); JM: 5 (Burks 2, Sauvage 3).
Bluefield 66, Princeton 58
Princeton – Bluefield defeated Princeton for the third time this season, handing the Tigers a 66-58 loss at Princeton Tuesday night.
Caleb Fuller led the way with 19 points while RJ Hairston and Will Looney scored 13 each.
Chase Hancock led Princeton with 12 in the loss.
Bluefield finishes the season at 18-4 and will host the sectional championship game next Wednesday against the winner of Saturday’s Wyoming East-Summers County game.
B: 13 29 9 15 – 66
P: 8 25 16 9 – 58
Bluefield
Ja’eon Flack 8, Will Looney 13, Caleb Fuller 19, Chance Johnson 10, Cam Gore 3, RJ Hairston 13
Princeton
Davon Edwards 7, Aiden Ash 6, Chase Hancock 12, Kam Hurte 8, Grant Cochran 5, EJ Washington 7, Gavin Stover 1, Jon Wellman 6, Koen Martin 6
3-point goals – B: 4 (Looney 1, Fuller 2, Gore 1); P:
