FAIRMONT, W.Va. — Linsly fell short on the road Friday night, dropping a 27-24 decision to Fairmont Senior.

Atley Cowan passed for 247 yards and three touchdowns, including an 80-yarder to Luca DiLorenzo to give the Cadets (1-1) a 7-3 lead after one quarter.

However, a 14-point second quarter by the Polar Bears was too much to overcome. Cannon Dinger caught a 30-yard touchdown pass from Brody Whitehair and then returned an interception 28 yards for six points to make it 17-7 at the half.

Linsly cut into the deficit in the third quarter on a 32-yard field goal by Santiago Graneros, but Fairmont Senior countered with a 27-yard three-pointer from Nate Flower, his second of the game to make it 20-10.

The Cadets kept coming as Cowan found Jy’Leik Johnson from 6 yards out. The PAT pulled them to within 20-17, but Whitehair ran 51 yards and Flower added his ninth point of the night for a 27-17 reading.

Cowan and Nate Coleman hooked up from 20 yards out and Graneros booted the extra point for the final.

Linsly hosts Youngstown Cardinal Mooney next Saturday.

Cameron 47, Hundred 0

HUNDRED — The Hornets were shut out in what was not a pretty game for the home team.

Cameron quarterback Colson Wichterman threw for 119 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another score in the win. Payton Neely ran for 106 yards and two scores while catching three passes for 67 yards and two more touchdowns.

Toby Michael ran for 37 yards on eight carries for Hundred while Karter Parson carried 13 times for 24 yards.

Valley 62, Calhoun County 34

PINE GROVE — The Lumberjacks received several standout performances as they rolled to a 2-0 start to the season.

Sophomore quarterback Gavin Derby threw for 121 yards and three touchdowns on just four completions while also running for 114 yards and two touchdowns and grabbing two interceptions on defense.

Triston Bates ran for 256 yards and four scores on 18 carries and Patrick Higginbotham racked up 111 receiving yards and a trio of scores on just three catches.

River 48, Monroe Central 8

WOODSFIELD — River picked up its third win in as many weeks Friday night, cruising past homestanding Monroe Central to a 48-8 victory.

Senior Brody Lollathin, who was making his season debut after an injury, made his presence felt on both sides of the ball. He caught two touchdowns and rushed for one. He also had an interception.

The Pilots’ other four touchdowns both came on the ground and were split between Kaden Johnson and Ty Long. Kabel Isaly threw both scores to Lollathin.

The Pilots make their home debut Thursday evening against rival Magnolia.

Grove City 62, Paden City 16

PADEN CITY — The Wildcats fell at home in their season-opener.

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Robert C. Byrd 57, Oak Glen 23

CLARKSBURG — The Golden Bears were doubled up on the road.

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Doddridge County 20, Tyler 12

WEST UNION — Tyler fell on the road in what was billed as a marquee Class A contest.

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Wirt County 68, Magnolia 0

NEW MARTINSVILLE — The Blue Eagles lost big at home.

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GOLF

TRAC Tournament comes down to the wire

MORGANTOWN — Three strokes separated the top three teams in the Two Rivers Athletic Conference golf tournament Friday at the Lakeview Resort Course.

University carded 255 to win, one stroke ahead of Wheeling Park (256) and two clear of third-place John Marshall (257). Morgantown (264) and Parkersburg South (275) rounded out the competition.

Park senior Gavin Goodrich claimed medalist honors with a tournament-low 81 (41+40). JM’s Colton Sprowls finished as the runner-up with an 82 (46+36). University’s Landon Spiker (83), Park’s Campbell Koegler (84) and JM’s Ethan Cook (85) rounded out the top five.

BOYS SOCCER

(Late Thursday)

Wheeling Park 4, University 0

WHEELING — The Patriots picked up a 4-0 win at home thanks in part to a hat trick from sophomore Tresz McLeod.

Wilson Hanna had the team’s other marker while McLeod, Brody Wall, Manny Juanez and Mike Blanton all had an assist.

Gavin Border made three saves to preserve the shutout.

Fairmont Senior 27, Linsly 24

Linsly 7 0 3 14 – 24

FS 3 14 0 10 – 27

FS-Flower 34 FG

L-DiLorenzo 80 pass from Cowan (Graneros kick)

FS-Dinger 30 pass from Whitehair (Flower kick)

FS-Dinger 28 INT return (Flower kick)

L-Graneros 32 FG

FS-Flower 27 FG

L-Johnson 6 pass from Cowan (Graneros kick)

FS-Whitehair 51 run (Flower kick)

L-Coleman 20 pass from Cowan (Graneros kick)

RUSHING: Linsly 25-120 (Cowan 6-45, A. Taylor 12-45, Johnson 1-17, Weiner 2-12, DiLorenzo 2-1, Stinessi 2-0)

PASSING: Linsly 15-39 247-3tds-2ints (Cowan 15-38 247-3tds-2ints, DiLorenzo 0-1)

RECEIVING: Linsly 15-247-3tds (DiLorenzo 4-116-td, Johnson 3-65-td, Feil 3-29, Coleman 3-28-td, A. Taylor 1-16, Paul 1-7, W. Taylor 1-1)

Cameron 47, Hundred 0

Cameron 6 29 6 6 — 47

Hundred 0 0 0 0 — 0

RUSHING: Cameron 32-202-4td (Scott 2-6; Ross 11-53; Neely 8-106-2td; Angel (2-1-td; Wichterman 3-29-td;Starcher 9-7).

PASSING: Cameron 6-11 119-3td (all Wichterman).

RECEIVING: Cameron 6-119-3td (Burkett 2-38-td; Neely 3-67-2td; Angel 1-14).

Valley 62, Calhoun County 34

CC 12 22 0 0 — 34

Valley 20 22 14 6 — 62

RUSHING: Valley 47-430-6td (Bates 18-256-4td; Derby 22-114-2td; Dallison 7-60).

PASSING: Valley 4-7 121-3td (all Derby)

RECEIVING: Valley 4- 121-3td (Higginbotham 3-111-3td; Dallison 1-10).