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Wednesday, April 25 SPONSORS We would like to thank the following sponsors for their helpful donations: Groves Insurance Agency Wal-Mart Mountaineer Monument Works Mylan Becky's Restaurant D & D Tee's and More Monroe's Restaurant Preston Memorial Hospital MedExpress Consol Energy Arch Coal Virginia Cemetary Association Manown Mini Mart Eagles Organization Records The individual,team records, and PHS History are current as of March 20, 2013. Wednesday, May 15 Three Weeks The three week period will begin on June 10th at the high school. The three weeks is for any interested in trying out for the high school team next year. It is not mandatory. Practices will be for the first two weeks monday through thursday from 5-8. on June 10th there will be a parent meeting as well. Time is still to be determined. if you are entering high school i would like a copy of your last years physical. the practices will be broken up with one group being 5-7 and another group 6-8. that will be determined soon so check back for updates. Wednesday, May 15 St. Albans Shootout Schedule June 25th 2 pm Preston vs. Parkersburg (Ayash Sports Complex) 3:40 Preston vs. Huntington (Aux. Gym) 5:20 Preston vs. Capital (Main Gym) June 26th 9 am Preston vs. South Charleston (Main Gym) 10:40 Preston vs. Winfield (Aux. Gym) 12:20 Preston vs. Hurricane (Ayash Sports Complex) St. Albans HS address is 2100 Kanawha Terrace, St. Albans, WV 25177. Hotel Info if interested if call mention St. Albans Shootout 1. Sleep Inn - Cross Lanes (approx. 15 min from SAHS) $84.99 2. Holiday Inn and Suites - South Charleston (approx. 10 min. from SAHS) $105.00 3. Holiday Inn and Suites - Cross Lanes $105.00 Miscellaneous Info $3 admission for non players/coaches T-shirts will be sold there is a concession stand Wednesday, May 15 Herbert hoover Summer Shootout Dates will be June 27th and possibly 28th if need be but planning on 27th only. other info to follow as i receive it. Monday, May 6 2012-2013 Team Awards MVP -- Carly Kelley Offensive Champion -- MJ Braham Defensive Champion -- Kaitlyn Workman Best Teammate -- Jessie Feather Best Hustler -- Karlee Good Ironman -- Alexis Schoolcraft Saturday, March 23 West Virginia All State Congratulations to the senior trio of MJ Braham, Carly Kelley, and Jessie Feather for being named to the 2012-2013 all state teams. MJ Braham was named 3rd Team All State. Carly Kelley and Jessie Feather were named Honorable Mention All State. These seniors helped lead the Knights to a top ten state ranking and highest state ranking in school history at #7 in both the AP and Coaches poll. Saturday, March 23 All Big Ten Congratulations to seniors Carly Kelley and MJ Braham for being named to the all conference team for the Big Ten Conference. Carly was placed on the 1st Team while MJ was named to the 2nd Team. Friday, March 22 Kelley To Become A Battler Congratulations to senior guard Carly Kelley who has made a verbal commitment to continue her basketball career and play for the Alderson-Broaddus Battlers. AB is coached by Josh Allen. AB finished last season with an 8-20 record and lost in the second round of the WVIAC tournament against Seton Hill University. Carly will sign in a few weeks with pictures to follow. Friday, March 22 Braham To Become A Senator Congratulations to senior center MJ Braham who has committed to continue her basketball playing career in college with the Davis & Elkins Senators. D&E is coached by Jason Asbell. D&E finished with an overall record of 15-12 losing to Alderson-Broaddus in the first round of the WVIAC tournament. Her signing will take place in a few weeks with pictures to follow. Tuesday, March 12 Final Big Ten Team Stats Offensive Points Per Game 1. North Marion 64.8 2. Fairmont Sr. 57.4 3. Lincoln 54.7 4. Robert C Byrd 54.0 5. Preston 51.1 6. Bridgeport 47.9 7. Grafton 44.1 8. Philip Barbour 41.3 9. Liberty 40.3 10. Elkins 38.9 11. East Fairmont 38.8 12. Lewis County 37.6 13. Buckhannon 35.7 Defensive Points Per Game 1. Bridgeport 33.9 2. Robert C Byrd 41.0 3. Preston 43.5 4. Grafton 44.6 5. Fairmont Sr. 45.4 6. Lincoln 46.9 7. Buckhannon 47.5 8. North Marion 49.2 9. Elkins 51.1 10. Liberty 52.5 11. Lewis County 54.6 12. East Fairmont 55.0 13. Philip Barbour 57.3 Wednesday, February 6 Remaining Schedule As of 2/6/13 This is the remaining schedule for the regular season as of 2/6/13. times will be regular time and will be both varsity and jv unless noted. Schedule could change or varsity or jv games could be dropped pending future weather conditions. February 6th vs. Northern, MD (Senior Night) February 7th vs Philip Barbour **4 pm Varsity only ** February 8th @ Lewis County February 9th @ Robert C Byrd February 11th @ University February 12th vs. Lincoln February 13th @ Fairmont Sr. February 15th @ Philip Barbour Tuesday, February 5 Various Rankings for Week of 2/5/13 AAA Rankings WV coaches poll -- # 10 AP Poll -- # 10 Maxpreps -- # 13 USA Today -- #13 ______________________________________ WV coaches poll 1. Greenbrier East 2. Spring Valley 3. Huntington 4. Morgantown 5. University 6. Parkersburg South 7. Princeton 8. George Washington 9. Cabell Midland 10. Preston 11. Wheeling Park 12. Logan 13. John Marshall 14. Hedgesville ___________________________________ AP Poll 1. Greenbrier East 2. Spring Valley 3. Morgantown 4. Huntington 5. Princeton 6. University 7. Parkersburg South 8. George Washington 9. Wheeling Park 10. Preston 11. John Marshall 12. Cabell Midland 13. Parkersburg 14. Logan 15. Hedgesville ________________________________ Maxpreps 1. Morgantown 2. Greenbrier East 3. University 4. Parkersburg South 5. Spring Valley 6. Huntington 7. Wheeling Park 8. George Washington 9. Princeton 10. Cabell Midland 11. Logan 12. John Marshall 13. Preston 14. Hedgesville 15. Parkersburg __________________________________ USA Today 1. Morgantown 2. Greenbrier East 3. Spring Valley 4. Parkersburg South 5. University 6. Huntington 7. Wheeling Park 8. George Washington 9. Cabell Midland 10. Logan 11. John Marshall 12. Princeton 13. Preston 14. Hedgesville 15. Parkersburg Tuesday, February 5 Big Ten Leaders as of 2/513 *Stats by Clarksburg-Exponent Telegram that coaches have sent in. Scoring 1. Mike Glenn (B'Port) -- 21.5 2. Heather Hickman (Lib) -- 16.9 3. Alicia Noble (RCB) -- 16.3 4. Sarah Barksdale (RCB) -- 15.5 5. MJ Braham (Preston) -- 15.2 6. Anna Marie Moscufo (NM) -- 15.2 7. Makayla McElwayne (Lin) -- 13.7 8. Lindsey Riley (PB) -- 12.9 9. Carly Kelley (Preston) -- 12.6 10. Emily Knight (Lin) -- 11.6 11. Megan Haller (NM) -- 11.0 12. Raina Young (B'port) -- 11.0 13. Hayley Hanning (Lin) -- 10.6 14. Audia Bartlett (NM) -- 10.4 15. Jessie Feather (Preston) -- 10.2 __________________________________ FT Percentage 1. Miki Glenn (B'port) -- 125/153 82% 2. MJ Braham (Preston) -- 25/34 74% 3. Heather Hickman (Lib) -- 78/107 73% 4. Raina Young (B'port) -- 42/59 71% 5. Alicia Noble (RCB) -- 82/123 67% 6. Kaitlyn Neville (PB) -- 21/32 66% 7. Megan Haller (NM) -- 24/37 65% 8. Brooklyn Perkey (LC) -- 32/49 65% 9. Jessie Feather (Preston) -- 37/58 64% 10. Anna Marie Moscufo (NM) -- 44/69 64% 11. Mikayla Prunty (Lin) -- 19/30 63% 12. Lindsey Riley (PB) -- 43/69 62% 13. Carly Kelley (Preston) -- 20/33 61% 14. Mackensy Hess (NM) -- 29/48 60% 15. Corin Todd (RCB) -- 18/30 60% ________________________________________ 3-Pointers Made 1. Carly Kelley (Preston) -- 35 2. Megan Haller (NM) -- 28 3. Audia Bartlett (NM) -- 26 4. Makayla McElwayne (Lin) -- 24 5. Karlee Good (Preston) -- 16 6. Tori Coulter (B'port) -- 13 7. Heather Hickman (Lib) -- 13 8. Cassidy Rodriguez (NM) -- 13 9. MJ Braham (Preston) -- 12 10. Cara Egress (NM) -- 12 11. Alysse Parsons (Lin) -- 12 12. Karli Hamrick (LC) -- 11 13. Corin Todd (RCB) -- 10 14. Jacquelyn Wolfe (B'port) -- 10 15. Mackensy Hess (NM) -- 9 16. Lindsey Riley (PB) -- 9 __________________________________ Rebounds 1. Heather Hickman (Lib) -- 11.6 2. Anna Marie Moscufo (NM) -- 10.1 3. Hayley Hanning (Lin) -- 9.2 4. Noca Singleton (NM) -- 8.5 5. MJ Braham (Preston) -- 7.5 6. Jessie Feather (Preston) -- 7.5 7. Lindsey Riley (PB) -- 7.5 8. Raina Young (B'port) -- 7.3 9. Alicia Noble (RCB) -- 7.1 10. Cassady Rodriguez (NM) -- 7.1 11. Shayla Hinterer (RCB) -- 7.0 12. Emily Knight (Lin) -- 6.9 13. Kaitlynn Neville (PB) -- 6.6 14. Miki Glenn (B'port) -- 6.5 ___________________________________ Assists 1. Kaitlyn Workman (Preston) -- 6.6 2. Miki Glenn (B'port) -- 5.5 3. Mikayla Prunty (Lin) -- 4.6 4. Audia Bartlett (NM) -- 3.6 5. Lindsey Riley (PB) -- 3.2 6. Celeste Kelley (PB) -- 2.9 7. Sarah Barksdale (RCB) -- 2.7 8. Corin Todd (RCB) -- 2.6 9. Makayla McElwayne (Lin) -- 2.5 10. Brooklyn Perkey (LC) -- 2.5 11. Heather Hickman (Lib) -- 2.4 12. Alexis Schoolcraft (Preston) -- 2.3 13. Jessie Feather (Preston) -- 2.1 ______________________________________ Steals 1. Sarah Barksdale (RCB) -- 4.1 2. Emily Knight (Lin) -- 4.0 3. Miki Glenn (B'port) -- 3.8 4. Mikayla Prunty (Lin) -- 2.8 5. Corin Todd (RCB) -- 2.8 6. Audia Bartlett (NM) -- 2.7 7. Makayla McElwayne (Lin) -- 2.7 8. Heather Hickman (Lib) -- 2.6 9. Brooklyn Perkey (LC) -- 2.5 10. Raina Young (B'port) -- 2.5 11. Kaitlyn Workman (Preston) -- 2.3 12. Samantha Buffey (RCB) -- 2.3 13. Hayley Hanning (Lin) -- 2.1 14. Cassady Rodriguez (NM) -- 2.0 15. Karli Hamrick (LC) -- 2.0 Tuesday, February 5 Area Hoop Leaders 2/5/13 *Provided by Dominion Post Scoring 1. Mariah Callen (UHS) -- 20.1 2. Jackie Halapy (Tinity) -- 16.1 3. MJ Braham (Preston) -- 15.2 4. Leah Taylor (MHS) -- 12.8 5. MaKayla Wilkins (CB) -- 12.7 6. Carly Kelley (Preston) -- 12.6 7. Kayla Boggs (UHS) -- 12.4 8. Hayley Jones (CB) -- 10.7 9. Jessie Feather (Preston) -- 10.2 10. Caroline Columbo (MHS) -- 9.6 _________________________________ 3-Point Leaders 1. Carly Kelley (Preston) -- 35 2. Mariah Callen (UHS) -- 34 3. Caroline Columbo (MHS) -- 32 4. Megan Myers (Trinity) -- 26 5. Leah Taylor (MHS) -- 20 6. Meagan Triplett (Trinity) -- 20 7. Hayley Harrison (UHS) -- 20 8. Karlee Good (Preston) -- 16 9. Emily Sabatino (MHS) -- 15 10. Haley Holloway (MHS) -- 14 11. Cassidy Seamon (UHS) -- 14 ___________________________________ FT Percentage 1. Lexi Kolar (UHS) -- 10/12 83% 2. Mariah Callen (UHS) -- 75/97 77% 3. Jackie Halapy (Trinity) -- 44/58 76% 4. MJ Braham (Preston) -- 25/34 74% 5. Leah Taylor (MHS) -- 62/86 72% 6. McKinley Meadows (UHS) -- 42/60 70% 7. Caroline Columbo (MHS) -- 16/23 70% 8. Kayla Boggs (UHS) -- 46/69 67% 9. Hayley Jones (CB) -- 16/24 67% 10. Breann Dean (CB) -- 42/64 66% Tuesday, January 29 Various Rankings As Of 1/29/13 Preston AAA state Rankings for Week of 1/29/13 WV Coaches Poll -- #7 AP Poll -- #7 Maxpreps -- #13 USA Today -- #13 ________________________________________________ WV Coaches Poll 1. Greenbrier East 2. Spring Valley 3. Huntington 4. University 5. Morgantown 6. Princeton 7. Preston 8. Parkersburg South 9. George Washington 10. Wheeling Park 11. Cabell Midland 12. Logan 13. John Marshall 14. Hedgesville ____________________________________________________ AP Poll 1. Greenbrier East 2. Spring Valley 3. Morgantown 4. Huntington 5. Princeton 6. University 7. Preston 8. Wheeling Park 9. George Washington 10. Parkersburg South 11. John Marshall 12. Logan _____________________________________________ Maxpreps (updated on 1/27) 1. University 2. Morgantown 3. Parkersburg South 4. Spring Valley 5. Huntington 6. Wheeling Park 7. Greenbrier East 8. Princeton 9. George Washington 10. Cabell Midland 11. Logan 12. John Marshall 13. Preston 14. Hedgesville 15. Parkersburg _______________________________________________ USA Today 1. University 2. Morgantown 3. Greenbrier East 4. Spring Valley 5. Huntington 6. Parkersburg South 7. Wheeling Park 8. Princeton 9. Cabell Midland 10. Logan 11. John Marshall 12. George Washington 13. Preston 14. Hedgesville 15. Martinsburg __________________________________________________ WDTV Power Poll 1. Clay-Battelle 2. University 3. Morgantown 4. Bridgeport 5. Preston 6. Robert C. Byrd 7. Tucker County 8. Fairmont Senior 9. Lincoln 10. Gilmer County Tuesday, January 29 Big Ten Individual Leaders as of 1/29/13 *all stats are from Clarksburg-Exponent Telegram that has been given to them by coaches Scoring 1. Miki Glenn (Bridgeport) -- 22.0 2. Alicia Noble (RCB) -- 16.5 3. MJ Braham (Preston) -- 16.3 4. Heather Hickman (Liberty) -- 16.3 5. Sarah Barksdale (RCB) -- 15.3 6. Makayla McElwayne (Lincoln) -- 13.9 7. Carly Kelley (Preston) -- 12.4 8. Lindsey Riley (PB) -- 12.1 9. Emily Knight (Lincoln) -- 11.8 10. Raina Young (B'port) -- 11.0 11. Hayley Hanning (Lincoln) -- 10.7 ___________________________________________ FT Percentage 1. Miki Glenn (B'port) -- 118/146 81% 2. MJ Braham (Preston) -- 23/30 77% 3. Raina Young (B'port) -- 42/59 71% 4. Heather Hickman (Liberty) -- 74/103 72% 5. Hayley Hanning (Lincoln) -- 29/43 67% 6. Brooklyn Perkey (LC) -- 31/47 66% 7. Alicia Noble (RCB) -- 66/100 66% 8. Jessie Feather (Preston) -- 31/48 65% 9. Mikayla Prunty (Lincoln) -- 19/30 63% 10. Lindsey Riley (PB) -- 34/54 63% 11. Carly Kelley (Preston) -- 18/29 62% 12. Kaitlynn Neville (PB) -- 16/26 62% _________________________________________________ 3 Pointers Made 1. Carly Kelley (Preston) -- 28 2. Makayla McElwayne (Linc) -- 22 3. Karlee Good (Preston) -- 15 4. Heather Hickman (Lib) -- 12 5. Tori Coulter (B'port) -- 11 6. MJ Braham (Preston) -- 10 7. Karli Hamrick (LC) -- 10 8. Alysse Parsons (Linc) -- 8 9. Lindsey Riley (PB) -- 8 10. Corin Todd (RCB) -- 7 11. Jacquelyn Wolfe (B'port) -- 7 ______________________________________________ Rebounds 1. Heather Hickman (Lib) -- 11.7 2. Hayley Hanning (Linc) -- 9.5 3. MJ Braham (Preston) -- 8.2 4. Jessie Feather (Preston) -- 8.0 5. Lindsey Riley (PB) -- 7.6 6. Raina Young (B'port) -- 7.3 7. Shayla Hinterer (RCB) -- 7.1 8. Emily Knight (Linc) -- 7.0 9. Alicia Noble (RCB) -- 6.9 10. Kaitlynn Neville (PB) -- 6.7 11. Miki Gleen (B'port) -- 6.6 ______________________________________________________ Assists 1. Kaitlyn Workman (Preston) -- 6.7 2. Miki Glenn (B'port) -- 5.7 3. Mikayla Prunty (Linc) -- 4.6 4. Lindsey Riley (PB) -- 3.1 5. Celeste Kelley (PB) -- 2.9 6. Sarah Barksdale (RCB) -- 2.8 7. Corin Todd (RCB) -- 2.5 8. Heather Hickman (Lib) -- 2.4 9. Makayla McElwayne (Linc) -- 2.4 10. Jessie Feather (Preston) -- 2.3 11. Brooklyn Perkey (LC) -- 2.3 12. Alexis Schoolcraft (Preston) -- 2.1 ________________________________________________ Steals 1. Sarah Barksdale (RCB) -- 3.9 2. Emily Knight (Linc) -- 3.9 3. Miki Glenn (B'port) -- 3.8 4. Corin Todd (RCB) -- 3.0 5. Mikayla Prunty (Linc) -- 2.8 6. Heather Hickman (Lib) -- 2.7 7. Makayla McElwayne (Linc) -- 2.7 8. Kaitlyn Workman (Preston) -- 2.6 9. Samantha Buffey (RCB) -- 2.6 10. Raina Young (B'port) -- 2.5 11. Brooklyn Perkey (LC) -- 2.4 12. Hayley Hanning (Linc) -- 2.2 13. Karli Hamrick (LC) -- 2.0 Tuesday, January 29 Area Hoop Leaders as of 1/29/13 Stats by the Dominion Post Scoring 1. Mariah Callen (UHS) -- 21.1 2. MJ Braham (Preston) -- 16.3 3. Jackie Halapy (Trinity) -- 16.3 4. Leah Taylor (MHS) -- 13.6 5. Makayla Wilkins (CB) -- 13.3 6. Carly Kelley (Preston) -- 12.4 7. Kayla Boggs (UHS) -- 12.0 8. Hayley Jones (CB) -- 10.4 9. Breann Dean (CB) -- 10.1 10. Jessie Feather (Preston) -- 9.7 ________________________________________________ 3 Pointers Made 1. Mariah Callen (UHS) -- 33 2. Carly Kelley (Preston) -- 28 3. Caroline Columbo (MHS) -- 26 4. Megan Myers (Trinity) -- 20 5. Leah Taylor (MHS) -- 18 6. Karlee Good (Preston) -- 15 7. Meagan Triplett (Trinity) -- 15 8. Hayley Harrison (UHS) -- 15 9. Katlyn Casino (CB) -- 12 10. Emily Sabatino (MHS) -- 12 11. Cassidy Seamon (UHS) -- 12 _______________________________________________ FT Percentage 1. Mariah Callen (UHS) -- 58/74 78% 2. MJ Braham (Preston) -- 23/30 77% 3. Jackie Halapy (Trinity) -- 43/57 75% 4. Leah Taylor (MHS) -- 53/75 71% 5. Caroline Columbo (MHS) -- 12/17 71% 6. McKinley Meadows (UHS) -- 37/52 71% 7. Kayla Boggs (UHS) -- 40/57 70% 8. Emily Evans (Trinity) -- 9/13 69% 9. Breann Dean (CB) -- 40/60 67% 10. Jessie Feather (Preston) -- 31-48 65% Tuesday, January 22 Various Rankings as of 1/22 Rankings for Preston High on 1/22/13 AAA WV Coaches Poll -- #7 WV AP Poll -- #9 USA Today Poll -- #12 Maxpreps Poll -- #13 Polls Coaches Poll 1. Greenbrier East 2. University 3. Spring Valley 4. Morgantown 5. Huntington 6. Princeton 7. Preston 8. Cabell Midland 9. Wheeling Park 10. John Marshall others receiving votes: George Washington, Logan, Parkersburg South, Hedgesville __________________________________________________________________ AP Poll 1. Greenbrier East 2. University 3. Spring Valley 4. Morgantown 5. Princeton 6. Huntington 7. John Marshall 8. Wheeling Park 9. Preston 10. George Washington others receiving votes: Parkersburg South, Cabell Midland, Logan _______________________________________________________ Maxpreps 1. University 2. Morgantown 3. Parkersburg South 4. Huntington 5. Spring Valley 6. Wheeling Park 7. Greenbrier East 8. Princeton 9. Cabell Midland 10. John Marshall 11. George Washington 12. Logan 13. Preston ______________________________________________________ USA Today 1. Morgantown 2. University 3. Greenbrier East 4. Spring Valley 5. Huntington 6. Parkersburg South 7. John Marshall 8. Princeton 9. Wheeling Park 10. Logan 11. George Washington 12. Preston ____________________________________________________ WDTV Area Power Poll 1. Clay-Battelle 2. University 3. Bridgeport 4. Morgantown 5. Robert C. Byrd 6. Preston 7. Fairmont Senior 8. Lincon 9. Tucker County 10. Gilmer County Tuesday, January 22 Big Ten Individual Stats as of 1/20 Big Ten Individual Stats *Provided by the Clarksburk-Exponent Telegram* Scoring 1. Miki Glenn (Bridgeport) 22.0 2. Alicia Noble (RCB) 16.6 3. MJ Braham (Preston) 16.3 4. Heather Hickman (Liberty) 16.1 5. Sarah Barksdale (RCB) 16.0 6. Makayla McElwayne (Lincoln) 13.9 7. Carly Kelley (Preston) 12.4 8. Emily Knight (Lincoln) 11.8 9. Lyndsey Riley (PB) 11.1 10. Raina Young (Bridgeport) 11.0 11. Karli Hamrick (Lewis Co.) 10.3 12. Hayley Hanning (Lincoln) 10.2 13. Brooklyn Perkey (Lewis) 9.9 14. Jessie Feather (Preston) 9.7 _______________________________________________________ Free Throw Percentage (minimum of 25 attempts) 1. Miki Glenn (Bridgeport) 111/136 82% 2. MJ Braham (Preston) 23/30 77% 3. Raina Young (Bridgeport) 42/59 71% 4. Heather Hickman (Liberty) 68/97 70% 5. Lindsey Riley (PB) 33/50 66% 6. Jessie Feather (Preston) 31/48 65% 7. Makayla McElwayne (Lincoln) 36/55 65% 8. Alicia Noble (RCB) 57/88 65% 9. Carly Kelley (Preston) 18/29 62% 10. Brooklyn Perkey (Lewis Co) 24/39 62% 11. Sarah Barksdale (RCB) 47/78 60% ________________________________________________________ 3-Pointers Made 1. Carly Kelley (Preston) 28 2. Makayla McElwayne (Lincoln) 20 3. Karlee Good (Preston) 15 4. Tori Coulter (Bridgeport) 11 5. Heather Hickman (Liberty) 11 6. MJ Braham (Preston) 10 7. Karli Hamrick (Lewis Co) 8 8. Lindsey Riley (PB) 7 9. Jacquelyn Wolfe (Bridgeport) 7 ______________________________________________________________ Rebounds 1. Heather Hickman (Liberty) 10.7 2. Hayley Hanning (Lincoln) 9.0 3. MJ Braham (Preston) 8.2 4. Jessie Feather (Preston) 8.0 5. Lindsey Riley (PB) 7.8 6. Raina Young (Bridgeport) 7.3 7. Shayla Hinterer (RCB) 7.2 8. Emily Knight (Lincoln) 7.1 9. Miki Glenn (Bridgeport) 6.9 10. Alicia Noble (RCB) 6.7 11. Kaitlynn Neville (PB) 6.6 ____________________________________________________________ Assists 1. Kaitlyn Workman (Preston) 6.7 2. Miki Glenn (Bridgeport) 5.7 3. Mikayla Prunty (Lincoln) 4.6 4. Lindsey Riley (PB) 3.0 5. Sarah Barksdale (RCB) 2.8 6. Celeste Kelley (PB) 2.8 7. Corin Todd (RCB) 2.6 8. Jessie Feather (Preston) 2.3 9. Alexis Schoolcraft (Preston) 2.1 10. Makayla McElwayne (Lincoln) 2.1 11. Brooklyn Perkey (Lewis Co) 2.0 _____________________________________________________________ Steals 1. Sarah Barksdale (RCB) 4.0 2. Emily Knight (Lincoln) 3.9 3. Mike Glenn (Bridgeport) 3.4 4. Corin Todd (RCB) 2.9 5. Makayla McElwayne (Lincoln) 2.8 6. Mikayla Prunty (Lincoln) 2.8 7. Kailtyn Workman (Preston) 2.6 8. Karli Hamrick (Lewis Co) 2.5 9. Heather Hickman (Liberty) 2.5 10. Raina Young (Bridgeport) 2.5 11. Samantha Buffey (RCB) 2.3 12. Brooklyn Perkey (Lewis Co) 2.3 13. Hayley Hanning (Lincoln) 2.2 Tuesday, January 22 Area Top Ten Hoop Leaders 1/22 Area Top Ten in a few categories *Provided by the Dominion Post* Scoring 1. Mariah Callen (University) 22.0 2. Jackie Halapy (Trinity) 16.9 3. MJ Braham (Preston) 16.3 4. Leah Taylor (Morgantown) 13.1 5. Carly Kelley (Preston) 12.4 6. Makayla Wilkins (C-B) 12.4 7. Kayla Boggs (University) 11.9 8. Breann Dean (C-B) 10.5 9. Hayley Jones (C-B) 10.5 10. Jessie Feather (Preston) 9.7 ________________________________________________ 3-Point Leaders 1. Carly Kelley (Preston) 28 2. Mariah Callen (University) 26 3. Caroline Columbo (Morgantown) 24 4. Leah Taylor (Morgantown) 17 5. Karlee Good (Preston) 15 6. Meagan Triplett (Trinity) 15 7. Megan Myers (Trinity) 15 8. Hayley Harrison (University) 15 9. Kalyn Casino (C-B) 11 10. Emily Sabatino (Morgantown) 11 11. Haley Holloway (Morgantown) 11 12. Cassidy Seamon (University) 11 ____________________________________________________ Free Throw Percentage 1. Mariah Callen (University) 56/71 79% 2. MJ Braham (Preston) 23/30 77% 3. Jackie Halapy (Trinity) 38/51 75% 4. Kayla Boggs (University) 37/50 74% 5. Leah Taylor (Morgantown) 46/69 71% 6. Caroline columbo (Morgantown) 10/14 71% 7. Mckinley Meadows (University) 32/46 70% 8. Breann Dean (C-B) 39/59 66% 9. Jessie Feather (Preston) 31/48 65% 10. Hayley Jones (C-B) 15/23 65% Monday, January 21 #8 Preston Defense Dominates the Tigers The Preston High defense went after the Elkins Tigers early and often in their contest and the Tigers had no answers. Preston started the game off on an 8-0 run and never trailed in the game. After Elkins cut the game to 14-13 with a little under five minutes to go in the first half it was the defense that slammed the door shut. Preston ended the half on a 16-1 run and essentially ended any thoughts that Elkins had of winning the game. The Preston offense started off slow with several uncharacteristic turnovers which allowed the Tigers to get with in one point before the defense ignited the deciding run to end the first half. The second half was more of the same as Preston outscored the Tigers in every quarter. Elkins never scored more than 8 points in any quarter of the game. Preston won the game 57-30. Preston now moves to 9-2. The Preston defense forced 20 turnovers and held the Tigers to 20% shooting in the contest. Individually everyone did their part in the win. The three Preston seniors dominated the scoring as Carly, Jessie, and MJ outscored the entire Elkins team by 18 points by themselves. MJ Braham led all scorers with 23 points. She also added seven rebounds and six blocks. Carly Kelley overcame some rare shooting struggles and attacked the rim to help get her 13 points. Carly went to the foul line ten times converting on eight. Carly added five rebounds, four steals, and three assists for an all around good game. Jessie Feather has continued her good play with yet another double double. Jessie finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds as she continues to give the Knights another inside threat. Kaitlyn Workman continues her assualt on the career and single season assist records with six more assists in the contest. As a junior, she is now only 12 assists away from the career record and only halfway through the season she is only eight assists away from the single season record. Kaitlyn worked on the defensive end as well adding six steals in the contest. That mark is good enough to make the top ten single game records as well. Karlee Good did her thing as well scoring five points, four rebounds, a steal, and an assist. Alexis Schoolcraft continues to do her job of filling in all the holes and doing a little bit of everything. Lex finished with two points, three rebounds, three assists, and two steals. Emma McClelland was able to come back after missing the previous three games due to injury. She was able to test out her ankle and provide quality minutes in scoring two points and an assist as she makes her way back to full health. Game balls go to the seniors and Kdub. Sunday, January 13 Big Atlantic Classic Info The banquet will be held on Sunday January 27th. Dinner will begin at 12:30. This year the guest speaker will be current Washington Redskins quarterback and last year's Heisman Trophy Winner Robert Griffen III. Better known as RG3. If any parents are wanting to go with the players then the following prices will be charged for you: banquet (including meal) $19.95. Balcony tickets (adult) $10 (student) $5. balcony tickets do not include the meal. I need to know ASAP who will be attending. Game Schedule for the Knights Thursday January 31st -- @ 545 -- Preston vs. George Washington If lose then Preston will play on Friday February 1st @ 2pm vs. Parkersburg South/Nicholas Co. If win then Preston will play on Saturday February 2nd @ 4pm vs. Parkersburg South/Nicholas Friday, January 18 #8 Preston Pulls Away From Grafton The turnover difference was enough to overcome a poor shooting night for the Knights. Preston only committed nine turnovers in the game while forcing the visiting Bearcats into 17 turnovers. Preston erased a one point halftime deficit to win the game 46-31. It is only the third time all year Preston has trailed at the half. PHS was 0-2 in the only other contests where they trailed at the half. PHS is 7-0 when leading at the half. Poor shooting hurt the Knights in the first half as PHS shot a whopping 12% from the floor from 2-point range and just 17% from the floor total in the first half. In fact Preston did not make a shot from the floor in the second quarter. Preston's team defense would keep them in the game until the shots would fall. PHS defense held the Bearcats to only two made field goals the entire first half. Grafton scored 11 of their 15 first half points points from the foul line. The second half was all Preston as the Knights started to hit some shots and outscored Grafton 32-16 in the second half. Jessie Feather led the Knights in scoring as she recorded a double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds. Carly Kelley made her return to the lineup by scoring 12 points on four three pointers. MJ Braham, who faced constant double and triple teams in the first half, had to change her attack and showed other parts of her game by pulling the defense away from the basket and be a passer and help her teammates exploit their mismatches to help the team. MJ managed seven points, six rebounds, six blocks, and two assists while setting screens to help the guards penetrate into the lane. Alexis Schoolcraft hit two big second half shots for six points to go with five rebounds, four assists, and two steals. Karlee Good added five points to the Knights cause. Kaitlyn Workman did not score but she directs the team in all phases. K Dub finished with a team high six assists and a team high three steals to go with six rebounds from the point. Game balls go to Carly Kelley and Jessie Feather. Preston record now stands at 8-2 and will next travel to Elkins. Monday, January 14 Preston Wins at Liberty The short handed Knights shook off a slow start and won going away 47-25 against Liberty. Playing without Carly Kelley and Emma McClelland the Knights focused on defense and shutting down Liberty's leading scorer. Liberty's leading scorer came into the contest averaging 17 points a game but was held to just eight vs. Preston. Preston held Liberty to single digits in three of the four quarters. MJ Braham led all scorers with 20 points (16 in the first half) to go with 10 rebounds, five blocks, and five assists. Karlee Good scored 12 points and two steals. Kaitlyn Workman scored five points but was all over the glass with 10 rebounds and five assists. Jessie Feather contributed eight points and six rebounds. Alexis Schoolcraft rounded out the scoring with two points and four assists. Game Balls go to MJ Braham, Karlee Good, Kaitlyn Workman. Sunday, January 13 Big Ten Team Statistics As of 1/13/13
Overall Record and Win Percentage
1. Bridgeport 10-2 83.3%
2. Robert C. Byrd 9-2 81.8%
3. Fairmont Sr. 9-2 81.8%
4. Lincoln 8-2 80.0%
5. Preston 7-2 77.8%
6. North Marion 5-4 55.6%
7. Grafton 5-7 41.7%
8. East Fairmont 4-8 33.3%
9. Liberty 3-9 33.3%
10. Elkins 3-8 27.3%
11. Philip Barbour 2-7 22.2%
12. Lewis County 2-9 18.2%
13. Buckhannon-Upshur 1-12 7.7%
Offensive Points Per Game
1. North Marion 61.7
2. Fairmont Sr. 60.8
3. Lincoln 55.4
4. Preston 54.0
5. Robert C Byrd 52.5
6. Bridgeport 47.3
7. Grafton 43.3
8. Lewis County 42.0
9. Philip Barbour 40.1
10. Elkins 40.0
11. East Fairmont 39.8
12. Liberty 36.3
13. Buckhannon 30.9
Defensive Points Per Game
1. Bridgeport 36.8
2. Preston 40.0
3. Lincoln 41.9
4. Robert C Byrd 42.5
5. Fairmont Sr. 43.1
6. Grafton 44.0
7. Buckhannon 45.7
8. Elkins 46.3
9. Liberty 49.9
10. North Marion 50.8
11. Lewis County 54.4
12. East Fairmont 55.2
13. Philip Barbour 59.3
Sunday, January 13 WDTV Highlights of Win vs. Liberty Here is the WDTV highlights of our win vs. Liberty. Click on saturday evening sports report. The Preston highlights start at the five minute mark. Sunday, January 13 WBOY Highlights of Our Win vs. Liberty WBOY highlights. Click on link and once there click on video that says Bridgeport boys derail #4 RCB. Preston highlights start 58 seconds in. Friday, January 11 #11 Preston Outlasts #7 North Marion Maxpreps ranked #11 Preston defeated the #7 ranked North Marion Huskies 60-48. North Marion came into the contest with the Big Ten Conference's best scoring offense. the Huskies came in averaging 67 points a game. Preston came into the conference boasting the Big Ten Conference's second best scoring defense. PHS came in just giving up 41 points per game. Preston improved their record to 6-2 on the season. With a decided height advantage the Knights pounded the ball in the paint all night and the Huskies had no answer. After Trailing 7-4 early the Knights used a 10-0 run in the first to get the lead after one, 19-14. An 8-0 run to open the second quarter by the Knights put the game into their control The Preston posts would lead the way on this night. MJ Braham scored a game high 20 points to go with eight rebounds and five blocks. Jessie Feather had her best game notching a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds. Jess added five assists as well. Carly Kelley added the outside support for the Knights scoring 13 points (three 3-pointers) to go with three assists and three rebounds. While there was so much attention by the North Marion defense paid to MJ, Carly, and Jessie, Alexis Schoolcraft was able to exploit mismatches for the Knights and contributed nine points and four rebounds. Kaitlyn Workman was the "quarterback" once again for the Knights. K Dub scored two points but added nine assists and four steals. Karlee Good filled in everything else for the Knights contributing three assists and two steals. The win was the third ever win against the Huskies for PHS. It was also the first time the Knights have beaten the Huskies in five years. Game balls go to MJ, Jess, Carly, Lex, K Dub, and KG. It was a great team effort to get the win. Friday, January 11 Preston-Bridgeport Go Down To Wire In Top Ten Matchup The #10 Preston Knights and #2 Bridgeport Indians game came down to the final seconds of their top ten matchup. Unfortunaltely for the Knights it was not to be as Bridgeport escaped with a 53-51 win. Bridgeport jumped out to a lead early and was up by six after one quarter of play. The second quarter belonged to the Knights as Preston came back and led let in the half by one. A foul and two free throw attempts by Bridgeport with less than a second left in the half allowed the Indians to go in to the break up one 23-22. The second half would mirror the first. The third quarter saw Bridgeport extend their lead to eight points. The fourth saw the Knights fight back and tie the game at 40 with three minutes to play. PHS would trail by two but had the ball with ten seconds left in the game but it wasn't to be for the Knights. The biggest difference in the game was the disparity in the free throw department. Preston only shot eight foul shots on the evening (converting on six). Bridgeport attempted 24 foul shots (converting on 17). PHS made more shots from the floor than the Indians but it was not enough to overcome the foul line. MJ Braham led the Knights in scoring 21 points connecting on 5 of 8 from the three point line. She added seven rebounds and five blocks. Fellow senior Jessie Feather had a break out game with 12 points and nine rebounds. The third senior Carly Kelley also scored double figures. Carly was held scoreless for the first three quarters but erupted for 11 points and five rebounds in the final quarter. Alexis Schoolcraft added four points and four rebounds. Kaitlyn Workman hit a three pointer for her points and also had six assists. Karlee Good had an assist and Emma McClelland had a rebound. Game balls go to MJ and Jessie. Wednesday, January 9 Preston Cruises against B-U Preston used a 13-1 first quarter to jump on the Bucs and cruise to a win. The final score tallied a 52-27 Knights win at the castle. PHS extended the lead to 29-16. PHS outscored the Bucs in every quarter for the win. Preston now stands at 5-1. MJ Braham led the attack with a triple-double. MJ finished with 19 points, 12 rebounds, 12 blocks. Carly Kelley also finished in double figures with 15 points and added four rebounds and three steals. Karlee Good and Jessie Feather scored five points a piece. KG also contributed six assists and and four steals while Jessie contributed four rebounds and three assists. Alexis Schoolcraft chipped in with three points. Kaitlyn Workman did not score but added six assists, six rebounds, and three steals. Emma McClelland added two rebounds. Dixie Shahan (three points) and Marlee McCrobie (two points) scored their first varsity points of the career. Every Knight has now scored on the season. Game balls go MJ Braham and Carly Kelley. Friday, January 4 Grafton game cancelled The game for Monday January 7th at Grafton has been cancelled. Wednesday, January 2 Various Rankings as of 1/1/13 Preston High is ranked in the following polls AAA Rankings WV Coaches Poll -- #10 Maxpreps -- #11 USA Today -- #13 State Ranknigs Maxpreps -- #20 USA Today -- #23 Monday, December 31 Rescheduled The Buckhannon-Upshur at Preston girls basketball game is rescheduled for Wednesday January 2nd. JV at 545 and varsity at 730. Thursday, December 27 Big Ten Statistics As of December 25, 2012
Team Overall Record
1. Bridgeport 6-1 85.7%
2. Preston 4-1 80.0%
2. Lincoln 4-1 80.0%
4. North Marion 3-1 75.0%
5. Robert C Byrd 4-2 66.7%
5. Philip Barbour 2-1 66.7%
7. Fairmont Sr. 3-2 60.0%
8. Grafton 3-5 37.5%
9. Elkins 2-4 33.3%
10. East Fairmont 2-5 28.6%
11. Liberty 1-6 14.3%
12. Buckhannon 1-7 12.5%
13. Lewis County 0-7 0.0%
Team Offensive Points Per Game Rankings
1. North Marion 74.8 ppg
2. Fairmont Sr. 63.8 ppg
3. Preston 55.2 ppg
4. Lincoln 49.8 ppg
5. Bridgeport 48.3 ppg
6. Robert C Byrd 45.5 ppg
7. Grafton 44.1 ppg
8. Philip Barbour 43.7 ppg
9. Lewis County 42.1 ppg
10. Elkins 39.7 ppg
11. East Fairmont 38.0 ppg
12. Liberty 31.9 ppg
13. Buckhannon 31.8 ppg
Team Defensive Points Per Game Rankings
1. Bridgeport 35.4 ppg
2. Buckhannon 40.5 ppg
3. Robert C Byrd 40.8 ppg
4. Preston 41.4 ppg
5. Grafton 43.1 ppg
6. Philip Barbour 45.0 ppg
6. Elkins 45.0 ppg
8. Lincoln 47.0 ppg
9. North Marion 50.0 ppg
10. Fairmont Sr. 50.8 ppg
11. Liberty 54.4 ppg
12. Lewis County 57.7 ppg
13. East Fairmont 59.0 ppg
Wednesday, December 19 Varsity and JV schedule update on December 19th Due to the cancellation of the Lewis county game on December 10th a new game has been added to the schedule. February 4th Philip Barbour High School has agreed to come and play the Knights at PHS. As usual JV will start at 545 and varsity 730. The December 28th game at Grafton has been moved to January 7th to accomodate the Bearcats who have been asked to play in a tournament on our original date. This includes jv and varsity The JV will also add two games due to the games that the varsity will play in the Big Atlantic Classic. The Preston JV will play at Trinity on January 8th. Trinity will return the trip at PHS at a date yet to be determined. Wednesday, December 19 Preston Improves Record to 4-1 With Win vs. the Huskies It was a total team effort that allowed the Knights to get out of Maryland and back in to West Virginia with a win. Preston was able to hold off a pesky Northern Garrett, MD group and win 78-58. It was a hard fought victory as the Huskies would not go away. However, every time the Huskies tried to make a run someone for the Knights always had the answer. Preston used a lot of defensive pressure in the first quarter to jump out to a 24-12 lead. Preston was able to extend that lead to 42-26 at intermission. Preston outscored the Huskies by nine in the third and went into the final period with what seemed like a comfortable 58-33 advantage. Northern made several attempts to close the gap but every time they threatened to get the Knight lead down to 10 PHS answered. PHS scored 20 more points in the fourth to keep them at bay and win by 20. The Preston defense forced a season high 26 turnovers on their opponents. The Preston offense shot a season best 43% from the floor. Preston also faced their first game with foul trouble as two players would foul out and two more would finish with four fouls. None of that mattered as the Knights found a way. Karlee Good scored a career high with 21 points (including five three pointers) and finished with a team high (tied with teammate Jessie Feather) four steals. MJ Braham who constantly faced double and triple teams as well as had to sit for long stretches due to foul trouble still finished with 17 points. She also contributed five rebounds, five blocks, and three assists. The Northern gameplan for a large portion of the game was to play a box and one defense on Carly Kelley to stop the sharpshooter. Their plan did not work as Kelley was still able to manage 16 points (three three's) as well as contributing two steals and assists. Senior Jessie Feather did a little bit of everything as she turned in what seems to becoming a typical Jessie Feather game. She scored eight points, a team high 10 rebounds, team high four steals, three blocks and two assists. Another "typical" performance that seems to be happening is Kaitlyn Workman and her assists. Kaitlyn scored two points but continues to be doing a great job quarterbacking the group on the floor. She finished with nine assists (3rd out of five games of at least nine assists or more) to go with eight rebounds and three steals. Sophomore Alexis Schoolcraft continues her upward trend with her performance as she scored a career high of nine points. Lex also tallied four rebounds, two steals, a block and an assist. Fellow sophomore Emma McClelland battled a very painful deep thigh bruise which limited her mobility and provided quality minutes. Emma hit a big shot in the fourth quarter and added an assist. Tiffany Sanders hit her first career varsity three pointer for her three points. It was such a great team effort so I am going to take the easy way out and give a game ball to the whole team. There were no weak links for the Knights. Everyone played their role and everyone stepped up at different times throughout the game to lead the team. When someone else was hitting everyone complimented their teammates as well. Wednesday, December 19 Preston Dominate the Bees; Kelley Sets Record Preston returned home to face East Fairmont and came away with a dominating 62-41 victory. Preston actually held a 35 point lead early in the fourth before coasting to the win. Preston now stands at 3-1. Carly Kelley got the festivities started early as she hit her first of five three pointers of the first quarter 26 seconds into the game. That three was also important for Carly as that three made her Preston High's all time leader in three pointers made in a career. As a team Preston also tied a school record in making nine three pointers in one game. Including eight in the first half which would be a record for three's in a half. Karlee Good and Emma McClelland hit two each to go with Kelley's five. Kelley finished with 15 points. MJ Braham scored double figures as well with ten points to go with a career high four steals. Kaitlyn Workman had a career high with 10 assists (2nd all time for a single game for PHS) and a career high with eight points. Jessie Feather contributed another solid game with eight points, nine rebounds, three assists, and two steals. Karlee Good just missed double figures as well with nine points and Emma McClelland added seven points which ties her career high and four rebounds. Alexis Schoolcraft added four points and five rebounds. Tiffany Sanders scored her first varsity point. Game balls go to Carly Kelley and Kaitlyn Workman. Wednesday, December 19 Preston Win vs. Buckhannon Preston shook off a terrible first quarter to dominate the next 16 minutes and put the game out of reach in route to a 48-19 win at Buckhannon-Upshur. Preston couldn't do much right in the first eight minutes and trailed after one 5-4. The start of the second quarter brought out a relentless defensive pressure. Over the next two quarters Preston held B-U to eight total points including shutting the Bucs out completely in the third quarter. During that time PHS was on a 38-8 run. The final quarter saw the Knights and Bucs play even as Preston was able to get five Knights (Savanna Ash, Dixie Shahan, Abbie Miller, Tiffany Sanders, and Marlee McCrobie) their first ever varsity experience. MJ Braham proved to be more than the Bucs could handle on her way to a great game. MJ missed her second career triple double by one block. MJ finished with 21 points, 10 rebounds, and 9 blocks. Carly Kelley also scored in double figures with 10 points. Sophomore Emma McClelland had a breakout game with seven points. Jessie Feather contributed four points, eight rebounds, and four assists. Kaitlyn Workman tallied six assists, five rebounds, and four steals as her defense ignited the Knights early in the second quarter. Sophomore Alexis Schoolcraft added three rebounds, two steals, and an assist. Karlee Good had five rebounds and three assists. Abbie Miller scored on her first varsity shot as she hit a three pointer from the corner. Vanna Ash scored one point for her first varsity scoring. Dixie Shahan had an assist and a steal. Tiffany Sanders had a rebound. Preston now stands at 2-1. Game balls go to MJ Braham and Emma McClelland. Wednesday, December 19 Poor Shooting Cost PHS vs. #1 The Preston Knights lost a hard fought game 44-31 to the #1 team in the state. Preston managed to only shoot 27% from the floor and 47% from the foul line against Morgantown. Preston held MHS to 23 points below their season average but PHS also scored 26 points below their season average. The loss drops the Knights to 1-1. Preston trailed by six at the half 21-15. the deficit would stay around the 8 to ten point difference throughout the second half until the final outcome. Jessie Feather led the Knights in scoring with 10 points and added five rebounds. MJ Braham had nine first half points for her total and also contributed 10 rebounds and 6 blocks. Carly Kelley had two three's for her six points. Karlee Good added a three pointer and two foul shots for five points and Alexis Schoolcraft finished the scoring with a point to go with six rebounds and three assists. Kaitlyn Workman had four rebounds and three assists and Emma McClelland added a rebound. Game balls go to Jessie Feather and Alexis Schoolcraft. Sunday, December 9 Congratulations Congratulations to Junior Kaitlyn Workman who was inducted into the National Honor Society today. She joins teammates Jessie Feather and MJ Braham into the group. Monday, December 3 Preston Wins Season Opener Preston won its season opener by defeating the visiting Washington Patriots. The final score was 57-45. This was the first meeting ever between the two schools. PHS held an eight point lead at the half but could not get comfortable as the Patriots put several runs together in the second half to keep it close. Every time Washington would cut the lead to within four points though Preston had an answer and would quickly get the lead back out to double digits. The foul line would make the difference at the end as Preston finished the game 15/22 from the line while Washington could only convert on 5/13 attempts. Karlee Good came off the bench to lead all scorers with 16 points but it was her play on the defensive end that provided the spark early in the second quarter. "KG" finished the game with four steals. Carly Kelley added a hard fought 13 points to the Knights cause as the Patriot defense tried to blanket the shooter wherever she went. MJ Braham added yet another double-double as she finished with 12 points and 13 rebounds to go with three assists. Jessie Feather had a solid game with eight points and seven rebounds. Junior point guard Kaitlyn Workman scored three points but made her presence known with a game high eight assists to go with six rebounds. Sophomore Alexis Schoolcraft making her first career start added three points and seven rebounds while fellow sophomore Emma McClelland hit a big shot to start a run for the Knights in the third and tallied two points and an assist. Game Balls go to Karlee Good and Kaitlyn Workman. Monday, November 26 Big Ten Preseason Poll 1. Bridgeport (9) 135 pts. 2. Fairmont Sr. (3) 121 pts. 3. Robert C. Byrd 117 pts. 4. Lincoln (1) 106 pts. 5. Preston 103 pts. 5. North Marion 103 pts. 7. East Fairmont 74 pts. 8. Grafton 60 pts. 9. Philip Barbour 56 pts. 10. Liberty 50 pts. 11. Elkins 47 pts. 12. Buckhannon-Upshur 30 pts. 13. Lewis County 12 pts. () indicates 1st place votes
Tuesday, September 11 2012-2013 Varsity/JV Basketball Schedule as of 11/14/12 November 24th @ Keyser 11am (scrimmage) November 29th vs. Mountain Ridge, MD 6pm (scrimmage) December 1st vs. Washington jv 1pm-varsity 3pm December 6th @ Morgantown December 10th vs. Lewis County December 12th @ Buckhannon-Upshur December 14th vs. East Fairmont December 17th @ Northern, MD December 21st vs. Buckhannon-Upshur December 28th @ Grafton January 4th vs. Bridgeport January 9th vs. North Marion January 12th @ Liberty January 16th vs. Grafton January 18th @ Elkins January 25th @ Robert C. Byrd January 30th @ Philip Barbour January 31st or February 1st Big Atlantic Classic -- no jv February 2nd Big Atlantic Classic -- no jv February 6th vs. Northern, MD February 8th @ Lewis County February 11th @ University February 13th @ Fairmont Senior February 15th @ Lincoln Tuesday, August 21 Pre-Season Conditioning Pre-season conditioning will start on tuesday August 21st. For now they will be on tuesdays and thursdays. If everything cannot be done in two days then Wednesdays may be added in the future. Conditioning is for anyone that may be interested in trying out for basketball. Conditioning is not mandatory for anyone. Also, just because you may participate in preseason conditioning nothing is guaranteed. Showing up or not showing up for conditioning does not guarantee anyone a spot on or off the team in the future. Friday, June 29 June 27th article in the Dominion Post http://ee.dominionpost.com/Repository/ml.asp?Ref=RFBvc3QvMjAxMi8wNi8yNyNBcjAxMTA1&Mode=Gif&Locale=english-skin-custom Friday, June 29 3 Week Scoring Averages and Records Compared to Same Tournaments Year Before Summer of 2012 "Varsity" Group Offensive PPG - 39.8 Defensive PPG - 33.5 Record 12-6 "JV" Group Offensive PPG - 35.6 Defensive PPG - 29.4 Record 7-6
Summer of 2011 "Varsity" Group Offensive PPG - 37.8 Defensive PPG - 34.6 Record 11-6 "JV" Group Offensive PPG - 33.9 Defensive PPG - 28.9 Recored 9-6 Thursday, June 14 St. Albans Shootout Results Varsity Group Preston vs. Capital W 47-34 Preston vs. North Marion W 46-28 Preston vs. Scott L 36-33 Preston vs. Winfield W 31-20 Preston vs. Huntington L 45-33 Preston vs. Nitro W 48-36 Thursday, June 14 Herbert Hoover Shootout Results Preston black (consists of JV and Freshman players from last year) Preston vs. Pocahontas County JV W 42-23 Preston vs. Wirt County Varsity/JV W 39-28 Preston vs. Roane County Varsity/JV W 69-28 Preston Silver (consists of incoming freshman) Preston vs. Mingo JV L 31-22 Preston vs. Roane County Varsity/JV L 36-23 Preston vs. Pocahontas County JV W 43-20 Thursday, June 21 WVU Team Camp Results Varsity Division Preston vs. Cambria Heights (Patton, PA) L 35-33 Preston vs. Woodgrove (Purceville, VA) W 38-28 Preston vs. Butler (Pittsburgh, PA) L 34-26 Preston vs. West York 2 (York, PA) W 44-39 Preston vs. Mingo Central WV W 68-41 Preston vs. Shady Side Academy (Pittsburgh, PA) W 50-21 Preston vs. Cambria Heights (Sweet 16 Round) W 42-33 Preston vs. Blackhawk (Elite 8 Round) L 51-33 JV Division Preston vs. St. Albans WV jv W 32-26 Preston vs. Boonsboro MD jv L 33-26 Preston vs. Mingo Central WV jv W 43-17 Preston vs. Blackhawk PA jv L 43-38 Preston vs. Loudon Freedom VA jv L 34-19 Preston vs. Tolsia WV jv W 38-14 Preston vs. St. Albans (Sweet 16 Round) L 29-24 Sunday, June 17 Preston Repeats as Top of the Mountain Champs Preston repeated as the top of the mountain champions in the "varsity" division. They won it the same way they did last year by avenging a loss from round robin play in the championship game. Results "Varsity Division" Preston vs. Tucker County W 32-19 Preston vs. North Marion L 49-30 Preston vs. Tucker County (semifinals) W 31-28 Preston vs. North Marion (championship) W 52-26 "JV Division" Preston vs. North Marion L 50-29 Preston vs. Lady Knights W 38-26 Preston vs. Tucker County L 32-26
Thursday, June 7 3 weeks practice will start monday June 11th at PHS from 6 to 8ish pm. they will run monday through thusday the first two weeks. the last week practice is for incoming freshman on that monday and tuesday. all practices is for any interested. nothing is mandatory. Friday, April 13 All Area Congrats to junior MJ Braham for being one of five players named to the All Dominion Post team for the 2011-2012 season. Sunday, March 25 All State Congrulations to senior Morgan Radabaugh and juniors MJ Braham and Carly Kelley for being named to the Honorable Mention All State list. Sunday, March 25 Team Awards Team Awards for 2011-2012 MVP - Sammi Ash/Morgan Radabaugh Offensive Champion - Carly Kelley Defensive Champion - Kaitlyn Workman Best Teammate - Nicole Spindler Best Hustler - Whitney Workman/Jessie Feather Ironman - MJ Braham Wednesday, December 14 Important Times and Dates at Disney (non-game) the character breakfast will be on December 30th at 8:30am. The tower of terror ride and private buffett breakfast is December 28th. Celebration of Athletes dinner will also by the evening of December 30th. Universal theme park day is scheduled for december 28. Monday, November 21 Disney Brackets have been Released *Changes* Games will be played at Walt Disney World's Wide World of Sports Complex Wednesday December 28th Preston (WV) vs. Winter Springs (FL) noon Paul D Schrieber (NY) vs. Thomas Edison (VA) 12:15 Ossining (NY) vs. Plum (PA) noon Harrison (GA) vs. Portsmouth (RI) 12:15 Thursday December 29th Preston/winter springs winner vs. Paul d Schrieber/thomas edison winner 10:15am Preston/winter springs loser vs. paul d schrieber/thomas edison loser 10:15am ossining/plum winner vs. harrison/portsmouth winner 10:30am ossining/plum loser vs. harrison/portsmouth loser 10:30am Wednesday December 30th games will either be at noon or 12:15 based on previous two days outcomes. opponents will also depend on previous days outcomes. more info to follow.
Wednesday, June 29 Herbert Hoover Shootout Results Preston black will consist of monica, brier, katelyn, kayelynn, kylie, amber, and marlee. Preston silver will consist of alexis, emma, savanna, dixie, tiffany, hayley, alyssa, abbie.
Preston Silver vs. Clay County varsity/jv/hoover varsity L 37-36 Preston Black vs. Herbert Hoover varsity L 40-30 Preston Silver vs. St. Albans JV W 30-17 Preston Black vs. Clay County varsity/jv W 34-28 Preston Silver vs. Roane County varsity W 28-22 Preston Black vs. Sissonville Varsity L 46-18 Wednesday, June 29 St. Albans Shootout Results Preston vs. Nitro W 50-36 Preston vs. Hurricane W 44-37 Preston vs. St. Albans L 25-22 Monday, June 20 Top of the Mountain Tourney Champs Preston avenged their two losses in round robin play to win the first Top of the Mountain Tournament Championship in the varsity division. Here are the results from the tourney. Preston vs. Tucker L 36-27 Preston vs. Doddridge W 42-37 Preston vs. North Marion L 61-45 Tournament Results Preston vs North Marion W 42-32 -- semifinals Preston vs. Tucker W 41-29 -- championship Monday, June 27 WVU Team Camp The Preston varsity finished 6th out of 24 teams while the preston jv finished 4th out of 14 teams at this years WVU team camp. Varsity Division Preston vs. Lake (Canton, OH) L 42-16 Preston vs. Wilson Memorial (Harrisonburg, VA) W 47-24 Preston vs. Crooksville (Zanesville, OH) W 49-31 Preston vs. Cornell (Pittsburgh, PA) W 33-31 Preston vs. Nicholas County W 43-42 Preston vs. Fairless (Canton, OH) L 35-34 Tournament Preston vs. Mingo County (1st round) W 38-26 Preston vs. Bay (Cleveland, OH) (2nd round) W 46-26 Preston vs. Team Purpose (elite eight round) L 40-24 JV Division Preston vs. Boonesboro (Boonesboro, MD) W 35-17 Preston vs. St. Albans L 34-33 Preston vs. Magnolia L 35-32 Preston vs. Crookesville W 40-19 Preston vs. Solon (Solon, OH) W 45-13 Preston vs. Blackhawk (Pittsburgh, PA) W 37-24 Tournament Preston vs. Wilson Memorial (1st round) W 34-31 Preston vs. Nicholas County (elite eight round) W 45-27 Preston vs. Magnolia (final four round) L 44-32 |
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