Parkersburg South’s Emily Owens, who joined teammate Te Richards with nine points, was on Monday evening in the visit No. 5 Patriots’ 66-34 victory on Monday evening at Rod Oldham Athletic Center. Drive the ball against Karinzin Miller at Wheeling Park. (Photo: Jay W. Bennett)
Jay W. Bennett
Sports Writer
Parkersburg – Alexis Bodas helped a patriot who visited the Rod Oldham Athletic Center on Monday evening, as Duquesinne signator helped the Patriots visit to a 66-34 victory over Parkersburg South. He scored the first seven points of the game inside the Rod Oldham Athletic Center.
Boldus scored 18 of his 34 game-high points in the first half and another 14 in his third.
Headman Ed Davis’ host Patriot has reverted Lucy Klein back from injury, but has not recovered from the park’s fast start due to Macy Singer’s lack of service.
Parkersburg South’s Tey Richards will convert some of the nine points into runners in a 66-34 defeat at the host Patriots on Monday evening inside Rod Oldham Athletic Center. (Photo: Jay W. Bennett)
Regan Shockey, who had seven boards chasing Game High 10 from Klein, scored South’s first six points. Visitors still took a 7, 13-6, when Klein stole and moved it forward for Shocky Deuce at the 2:22 mark.
However, Boldus added two foul shots. Dani Dougherty was converted thanks to Haley Downerdime, at the 20-9 park after Boldus closed his first quarter score. 14 figure scorers.
Things didn’t go well on either side of the second as the scores remained the same until Magie Hupp discovered that the Borders were open for 3 minutes and 3 minutes.
South finished the regular season 6-16 and opened regional play at Cabel Midlands on Friday, chasing 25-9 after Boldus spotted Miller at DEUCE.
Host Patriots were able to close the deficit to 10 during the 25-15 break thanks to two deuces from Te Richards and putbacks from Emily Owens.
Wheeling Park, who missed the final nine field goal attempt in the half, opened early in the third time as Coach Young’s club opened with the Arena Dalton Triple and finished with a 22-0 run with Boldus’ three points I’ve put it away. play.
Owens, who joined Richards with nine points, finally got the hoops in the third with 2:36 left, dropping his deficit to 30.
Hupp and Shockey earned Game-High Assists honors for four, and Bordas was spurred by double thanks to Game High 11 Steel.
Parkersburg South, which lost 27-8 in sales, kept the WPHS at 38.5% (25 out of 65), but managed to shoot just 36.6% (15 out of 41).
K’lyn Neider was tipped to seven markers for the park playing hosts in Preston on Friday.
