Gallery – #1 Williamstown 75 #2 CCHS 55 – January 25th

By Teran Malone

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January 27, 2020

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LEDE News photographer Teran Malone captured the following images of the recent match-up involving the top two teams in W.Va. Class A boys basketball. Williamstown got the best of rival Wheeling Central Catholic Saturday evening, 75-55, in New Martinsville during the Magnolia Rotary Challenge.

Wheeling Central player passing the ball. — Wheeling Central’s Avery Lee passing the ball to teammates. (Photo by Teran Malone)

Williamstown basketball player passing the ball. — Junior Guard Xavier Caruthers passing the ball to another Yellowjacket player. (Photo by Teran Malone)

Wheeling Central player running down the court. — Wheeling Central’s Ryan Reasbeck heading towards the basket. (Photo by Teran Malone)

Wheeling Central having a pregame practice. — Wheeling Central’s Michael Toepfer practicing before the game. (Photo by Teran Malone)

Colten Luther gets two points and the foul. — Colten Luther scores on a three-point play for Williamstown. (Photo by Teran Malone)

Wheeling Central having a pregame practice. — Wheeling Central’s Ryan Reasbeck practicing before the game. (Photo by Teran Malone)

Williamstown player showing his defense. — Samuel Cremeans setting up the Yellowjackets defense. (Photo by Teran Malone)

Two coaches talking before the big game. — Wheeling Central Coach Mel Stephens (Left) talking to Coach Scott Sauro (Right) of Williamstown. (Photo by Teran Malone)

Wheeling Central player passing the ball. — Wheeling Central’s Michael Toepfer making the decision either to shoot or pass the ball. (Photo by Teran Malone)

Wheeling Central's Ryan Reasbeck attempting to score. — Wheeling Central’s Ryan Reasbeck attempting to pass the ball. (Photo by Teran Malone)

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Originally from New Martinsville, West Virginia. Teran graduated from Magnolia High School in 2019 with four years of experience in journalism, he is currently a student at WVU studying Sports Media. After high school, Teran currently serves as a sports journalist intern at WVMetroNews and LedeNews.

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