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Cameron 64, Madonna 47
WEIRTON - In a battle between the W.Va. Class-A ranked-No. 9 Dragons and No. 10 Blue Dons, it was Cameron that came away with the win behind a career day from Colson Wichterman.
Wichterman scored a career-best 37 points in the road win along with eight rebounds and seven steals. Lance Hartley had 12 points and 13 rebounds.
For Madonna, Anthony Mascio scored 20 points while Luca Muzzi scored 11.
Linsly 91, Weir 47
WHEELING - The Cadets overwhelmed the Red Riders at Stifel Fieldhouse on Tuesday, with a scoring attack that ran 12-deep.
Every Linsly player scored on their home court against Weir, led by Uros Petrusic with 16 points. Jaxson Murray scored 13, Jonah Vaysbakh and Daniel Farin each scored 10, while Luka Kecman scored eight in a game where playing time and shots were spread out among the entire roster.
Linsly shot 39/61, good for a 63.9% rate.
For Weir, G Cross led the Red Riders with 23 points, while Damir Mowder and Corey Lyons each scored 11.
Williamstown 70, Magnolia 51
WILLIAMSTOWN - The Blue Eagles fell to Williamstown, ranked No. 2 in W.Va. Class-AA in the most recent AP Poll, on the road Tuesday evening.
Williamstown's Parkers Schramm scored 24 points to lead the Yellowjackets, while Jayden Bryant added 15.
For Magnolia, Hayden Pyles piled up 23 points while Kingston Christen made five 3-pointers to score 15.
Oak Glen 60, John Marshall 29
NEW CUMBERLAND - The Golden Bears excelled in both ends in a homestand victory over the Monarchs.
A.J. Ramgeet led Oak Glen in scoring with 19 points.
For John Marshall, Conor Fitzpatrick scored 11 points while Kayden Knapp scored 10.