PDT Sports Report

In a game between unbeatens, the secondary scoring options are the difference.

In Monday’s action, Wheelersburg’s Sydney Holden and Brooklyn Adams answered the bell. The duo each scored a team-high 11 points as the host Pirates defeated Minford 41-33 to become the last SOC II team to remain unbeaten.

Despite being held to five points, Fay Proehl grabbed 10 rebounds while Maggie Stegman chipped in with eight points and nine rebounds. Kelsey Conkey (12 points) and Carrie Wynn (10) led the Falcons.

Wheelersburg will face yet another challenge Thursday in a road contest with Oak Hill. Minford travels Wednesday to Jackson before returning home Thursday to entertain West.

Minford — Grose 1-0-2, Bender 1-0-2, Wynn 3-3-10, Conkey 3-6-12, Berry 2-2-7, Totals — 10-11-33.

Wheelersburg — White 1-0-2, Smith 0-1-1, Proehl 2-0-5, Holden 4-3-11, Stegman 3-2-8, Salyers 0-3-3, Adams 4-2-11, Totals 14-11-41.

3-Point Goals — Minford 2 (Wynn, Berry); Wheelersburg 2 (Proehl, Adams).

Records — Minford 5-1 (4-1); Wheelersburg 6-0 (5-0).

Oak Hill 59, Valley 48

Four players were in double figures as host Oak Hill defeated Valley 59-48 in Monday’s SOC II contest.

Paige Roseberry led the Oaks with 15 points. She was joined by Kayla Swann (14), Abby Haislop (11) and Alex Kuhn (10).

The Indians were paced by Lexie Doddridge, who chalked up 15 points.

Oak Hill welcomes Wheelersburg Thursday in a game that has first place implications. Valley’s road trip continues Thursday to South Webster.

Valley — Duduit 0-5-5, High 3-2-9, Skags 2-1-5, Taylor 1-0-2, Coriell 2-2-7, Doddridge 4-6-15, Conley 2-1-5, Totals 14-17-48.

Oak Hill — Kuhn 4-2-10, Swann 5-4-14, Me. Melvin 1-2-4, Haislop 3-5-11, P. Roseberry 6-0-15, Mi. Melvin 2-1-5, Totals 21-14-59.

3-Point Goals — Valley 5 (Doddridge 3, High, Coriell); Oak Hill 3 (P. Roseberry 3).

Records — Valley 4-3 (2-3); Oak Hill 4-1 (4-1).

South Webster 47, Waverly 20

Visiting South Webster entered the second quarter of Monday’s contest against Waverly with a 21-0 lead and cruised to a 47-20 SOC II game.

Mariah Sullivan’s 12 points was the game’s high scorer while teammate Kaci Messer added 10. Three Tigers led the team with with four points each.

The Jeeps entertain Valley Thursday. Waverly gets a visit from Northwest in a search for the first conference win for both teams.

Because of an error, the box score will be published at a later date.

West 53, Northwest 47

Tori Leader’s 29 points paced host West to a 53-47 home win over SOC II foe Northwest.

Taylor Conley added 10 points in the victory. Darbie Jenkins and K’Lee McGlurg each had 11 points for the Mohawks.

The Senators have a Wednesday night home date with Manchester before going on the road Thursday to Minford. Northwest will look for its first SOC II win Thursday at Waverly.

Northwest — Vastine 3-8-14, Osburn 2-4-8, Simon 0-1-1, D. Jenkins 4-1-11, Riley 0-2-2, McGlurg 3-3-11, Totals 12-19-47.

West — Oiler 0-1-1, Conley 3-4-10, Journey 2-0-4, Leader 10-9-29, Ridout 4-1-9, Totals 19-15-53.

3-Point Goals — West 4 (D. Jenkins 2, McGlurg 2); West None.

Records — Northwest 1-5 (0-5); West 2-3 (2-3).

Clay 53, Green 29

Katie Redding’s double-double along with Emily Widdowson’s game-high 20 points gave visiting Clay its fourth win of the season with a 53-29 SOC I road victory over Green.

Redding finished with 16 points and 10 rebounds on the night. Giulia Elli had 10 points in the loss.

The Panthers have a road test Thursday at Notre Dame with a chance at a share of the SOC I at stake. The Bobcats travel to Eastern.

Clay — C. Whitley 0-1-1, Gilliland 3-1-8, Delotell 2-1-5, M. Whitley 1-1-3, Widdowson 9-1-20, Redding 8-0-16, Totals 23-4-53.

Green — B. Applegate 2-0-4, M. Applegate 1-3-5, H. Cline 3-0-6, Elli 4-1-10, Imes 1-2-4, Totals 11-6-29.

3-Point Goals — Clay 1 (Widdowson); Green 1 (Elli).

Records — Clay 4-2 (4-1); Green 0-7 (0-5).

Eastern 60, East 30

Host Eastern doubled up East 60-30 Monday night, thanks to three players in double figures led by Carson Roney’s 17 points.

Brittany Mounts and Chandler Brown each had 10 points for the Eagles. Brooklyn Meadows’ 11 points led the Tartans.

Eastern welcomes Green Thursday. East returns home Thursday to face New Boston.

East — Craft 2-1-5, Russell 2-0-5, Monroe 1-0-3, Meadows 5-1-11, Newell 2-0-4, Lindamood 1-0-2, Totals 13-2-30.

Eastern — Day 0-1-1, B. Mounts 5-0-10, Brown 5-2-10, M. Mounts 1-1-3, Evans 2-1-5, Alley 2-1-6, Car. Roney 8-1-17, Cas. Roney 2-2-6, Totals 25-9-60.

3-Point Goals — East 2 (Russell, Monroe); Eastern 1 (Alley).

Records — East 0-5 (0-5); Eastern 5-2 (4-1).

Symmes Valley 52, New Boston 35

Symmes Valley’s Kalli Hunt scored a game-high 21 points to give the visting Vikings a 52-35 win over SOC I opponent New Boston.

Kaitlyn Payne added 13 points in the win. Kiersten McGraw’s 17 points was the most for the Tigers.

Symmes Valley faces SOC I surprise Western in Thursday’s game. New Boston goes to East.

Symmes Valley — Haynes 1-0-2, Brumfield 1-0-2, Waddell 2-1-5, Hunt 10-1-21, Johnson 1-1-3, Maynard 1-0-2, Payne 6-1-13, Michael 1-0-2, Crabtree 1-0-2, Totals 24-4-52.

New Boston — Buckley 4-0-9, Waugh 4-0-8, Thompson 0-1-1, McGraw 7-3-17, Totals 15-4-35.

3-Point Goals — Symmes Valley None; New Boston 1 (Buckley).

Records — Symmes Valley 3-2 (3-2); New Boston 1-4 (1-4).

Chesapeake 57, Portsmouth 47

Visiting Chesapeake defeated Portsmouth 57-47 in Monday’s nonleague action. Full statistics were unavailable at time of online publication.