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The Herd scored all three of its runs on four hits in the bottom of the eighth inning after logging just one hit in the previous seven innings to take the series opener 3-2 over Canisius Friday afternoon at George T. Smailes Field in Huntington.

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HUNTINGTON — Marshall pitchers proved almost untouchable, and the offense generated enough punch to secure two wins, one by mercy rule, in the Thundering Herd March Madness round robin on a chilly Saturday at Dot Hicks Field.

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RIPLEY — The Logan Wildcats traveled to Ripley on Wednesday night in one of the Class AAA Region IV co-finals, and the homestanding Vikings ended Logan’s season, topping them by a final count of 78-66 in front of a packed and energetic crowd.

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NUTTER FORT, W.Va. — Three members of Scott’s historic 2019 state tournament team shared the diamond again, this time at the collegiate level, during a four-game series between Fairmont State and Salem University that started at Frank Loria Memorial Field on Feb. 18.

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MADISON — Shooting might not be the first thing that comes into your head when you hear Isaac Setser’s name, but his game-winning shot at home against Logan on Saturday, March 3, will still be talked about by Skyhawk fans decades from now.

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VAN — The Man Hillbillies outlasted Van in overtime 62-60 on Feb. 27, advancing them to the second round of the Class A Region IV Section I Boys Basketball Tournament.

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MADISON — Isaac Setser scored 18 points during Scott’s home sectional game on Feb. 28, leading the Skyhawks past Lincoln County 61-43 and into the sectional final against Logan.

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SETH — Tolsia’s Parker Watts scored 20 points on March 1, helping the Rebels move past the Sherman Tide in front of a rambunctious crowd at Sherman High School during the Class A Region IV Section 1 semifinals.

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MADISON — Senior forward Isaac Setser has been a major factor in Scott’s success this season, and his unselfish style of play is something that almost any basketball purist could appreciate.

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MAN, W.Va. — On Feb. 23, Cam Elkins and Jace Watts combined for 21 points, leading the Madison Middle School boys basketball team past Chapmanville 37-35 to win the Black Diamond Conference Championship.

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WAYNE — It was the second time in as many weeks that the Scott High School girls basketball team had made the trek from Madison to Wayne.

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The West Virginia women’s basketball team beat Kansas State 67-58 on Saturday at the WVU Coliseum in Morgantown to sweep the regular-season series with the Wildcats.

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MADISON — The Chapmanville girls basketball team went on the road to face Scott on Thursday night, and they won easily by a final score of 72-46 — sweeping the season series over the Lady Skyhawks in the process.

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RIPLEY — On Feb. 10, Class AAA No. 3 Ripley defended their home court and completed their regular-season sweep of Class AAA No. 6 Scott with a 54-53 victory.

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VAN — Alyssa Raynes and Jayla Patton combined to score 22 points, allowing the Poca Lady Dots to earn a 53-31 road victory over Van on Feb. 8.

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The end result Saturday was the same — a double-digit victory for the Thundering Herd men’s basketball team over Georgia State. But how Marshall got to the result was drastically different than the last time the two matched up.

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WHEELING — A 15-year National Football League player who quarterbacked a winning Super Bowl team and the winningest all-time, in-state college basketball coach will be inducted into the West Virginia Sports Hall of Fame.

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Louisiana turned up the heat early and never backed down, earning its 10th straight win in Sun Belt Conference play with a 77-67 win over the Thundering Herd in men’s basketball Saturday night at the Cajundome in Lafayette, Louisiana.

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WILLIAMSON — Class AAA No. 5 Scott snapped a two-game skid on Saturday night inside the historic Williamson Fieldhouse as they rallied in the second half to top Pike County Central (Kentucky) 65-53 in the 21st edition of the Hatfield McCoy Shootout.