Towe, Warriors able to upend Walhalla
February 1, 2023
Snapping a two-game losing skid always feels good, but doing so over a rival on its own court is even sweeter.
Snapping a two-game losing skid always feels good, but doing so over a rival on its own court is even sweeter.
“I told the guys, it’s time to turn the page,” Padgett said. “These next two are must-win games for us.”
The West-Oak High School girls’ basketball team went into its Tuesday night road matchup at Walhalla with a chance to put itself in position to win the Western 3A region title, but the Razorbacks had other plans, as they knocked off the Warriors by a final score of 53-42.
As the West-Oak High School wrestling team begins to turn its attention to postseason action — and defending its Class 3A State championship — head coach Derek Strobel said he feels the Warriors are peaking at just the right time.
Despite an 0-3 start to its region campaign marred by slow starts, the Daniel High School girls’ basketball team has proven it can’t be counted out.
In a game with a scoreline that wouldn’t look out of place on a football field, the Daniel High School boys’ basketball team had to scrap, claw and fight its way to a nail-biting 35-34 road win at West-Oak on Friday, with both teams getting clutch performances in the final minute.
The Seneca High School boys’ basketball team earned a come-from-behind 49-48 victory over Pendleton on Friday night.
According to Daniel High School boys’ basketball head coach Ben Touchberry, the ninth-ranked Lions upped their practice intensity following their loss to Pendleton on Jan. 17, leading to instant results in a 40-point win over Crescent a few days later. However, the real test for Daniel was on Tuesday night against the 10th-ranked Walhalla Razorbacks.