PDT Sports Report

The second back-to-back weekend of the season was successful for East as the Tartans exacted revenge on South Webster in a 55-50 home win over the Jeeps.

South Webster won last Friday’s encounter 70-41 in the semifinals of the New Boston Holiday Tournament. East’s Justin Crager tied the Jeeps’ Seth Goddard for the high scoring output of the night as both finished with 24. Patrick Bias added 20 in the win while Andrew Salisbury had 10 in the loss.

The Tartans travel Tuesday to Eastern. South Webster goes to Waverly.

South Webster — Swords 3-1-8, Cook 1-2-4, Norman 1-0-2, Dyer 1-0-2, Salisbury 4-2-10, Goddard 9-0-24, Totals 19-5-50.

East — Crager 8-5-24, Russell 2-0-4, Bradford 2-0-4, Bias 8-4-20, Basham 1-1-3, Totals 21-11-55.

3-Point Goals — South Webster 7 (Goddard 6, Swords); East 2 (Crager 2).

Records — South Webster 7-2; East 8-2.

Valley 56, Chillicothe Huntington 42

Hayden Dunn’s 14 points and Chris Flowers’ 10 pushed visiting Valley to a 56-42 win over Chillicothe Huntington.

The Indians look to continue its undefeated mark in SOC II play Tuesday night when they travel to Oak Hill.

Valley — Baker 1-0-2, Clark-Holbrook 1-0-2, Flowers 4-0-10, Rolfe 0-3-3, Shope 1-0-2, Howard 2-0-4, Brown 3-0-7, West 2-0-4, Dunn 6-2-14, K. Miller 4-0-8, Totals 24-5-56.

Huntington — Kellough 1-0-2, Vickers 8-1-19, Shanks 0-3-3, Sarver 5-2-12, Hall 2-2-6, Totals 16-8-42.

3-Point Goals — Valley 3 (Flowers 2, Brown); Huntington 2 (Vickers).

Records — Valley 8-2; Huntington 6-5.

The following scores were reported from various sources. Full statistics were unavailable at time of online publication:

Vinton County 62, Piketon 60

Chillicothe Southeastern 72, Western 60

Girls Basketball

Clay 42, Piketon 40

Emily Widdowson’s 16 points led all scorers Saturday while Katie Redding added 10 as host Clay survived an upset bid by Piketon but prevailed with a 42-40 win.

Kalen Jenkins and Ashlee Lawhorn each had 11 points for the Redstreaks. Piketon retruns home Tuesday to entertain Chillicothe Huntington. The Panthers welcome Western Monday to start the second round of SOC I play.

Piketon — Reuter 1-0-2, Lawhorn 4-3-11, Carver 1-4-6, Jenkins 3-5-11, Legg 1-0-2, Pack 3-2-8, Totals 13-14-40.

Clay — C. Whitley 0-1-1, Castle 2-0-5, Gilliland 2-1-6, DeLotell 1-0-2, M. Whitley 1-0-2, Widdowson 6-4-16, Redding 2-6-10, Totals 14-12-42.

3-Point Goals — Piketon None; Clay 2 (Castle, Gilliland).

Records — Piketon 2-9; Clay 6-4.

East 60, Rock Hill 53

Mercedes Tackett has proved to be a boost towards the East lineup.

Since her addition to the Tartan roster, she has been a major scoring threat for East. The senior led the Tartans again with 24 points as host East defeated Rock Hill 60-53.

Jessie Monroe had 15 points and Tiffany Craft chipped in with 14 in the win. Brookelyn Newell made all four of her free throws down the stretch during one-and-one situations to seal the win.

The Tartans welcome Symmes Valley Monday.

Rock Hill — Travis 2-0-4, Damron 3-0-8, Simpson 1-0-3, Knipp 3-0-6, Russell 4-0-9, Johnson 4-3-11 Dillon 4-3-12, Totals 21-6-53.

East — Craft 6-2-14, Monroe 5-4-15, Lindamood 1-0-2, Newell 0-5-5, Tackett 10-4-24, Totals 22-15-60.

3-Point Goals — Rock Hill 5 (Damron 2, Simpson, Russell, Dillon); East 1 (Monroe).

Records — Rock Hill 3-7; East 4-6.

Wheelersburg 49, Coal Grove 35

Fay Proehl recorded a double-double as host Wheelersburg defeated Coal Grove 49-35.

Proehl had 11 points and 12 rebounds to go along with six assists. Sydney Holden led all scorers with 17 points added seven rebounds.

The Pirates welcome Waverly Monday.

Coal Grove — Jones 3-0-7, Erwin 1-0-2, Mulkey 0-1-1, Fleming 1-5-7, Adkins 3-3-11, Sites 2-0-4, Hankins 1-1-3, Totals 11-10-35.

Wheelersburg — Smith 1-0-2, Proehl 4-3-11, Willis 1-2-4, Holden 7-2-17, Stegman 5-0-10, Salyers 1-2-4, Adams 0-1-1, Totals 19-10-49.

3-Point Goals — Coal Grove 3 (Adkins 2, Jones); Wheelersburg 1 (Holden).

Records — Coal Grove 8-3; Wheelersburg 9-1.

The following results were reported without full statistics.

Chillicothe Southeastern 43, Western 30