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

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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