Brittany Campbell and Joyous Tharrington of Brookville and Kylee Beecher and Abby Oliver of Group AA state champion Hidden Valley, were all in the starting lineup in the West squad’s surprisingly easy 97-53 victory

Danville native Jamila Harris signed a national letter of intent to play basketball for Division II Pfeiffer University in Misenheimer, N.C., this fall.

The Roanoke County School Board selected Brenda King as the new girls basketball coach at Hidden Valley High School.  She’ll start July 1st.

George Washington senior Nick Barbour, an Associated Press Group AAA first-team all-state selection, announced his acceptance of a full athletic scholarship Monday to play basketball at High Point (N.C.) University

George Washington senior Nick Barbour was voted an Associated Press Group AAA first-team all-state selection Wednesday and junior Terrance Townes received second-team honors.

George Wythe’s head coach faces off against Nelson County’s coach for the Group A state coach of the year.  10 Local players up for Group AA player of the year.

Troy Wells brings three state championship titles from his years with the Bulldogs to the Titans

A day after teammate Kelly Montgomery committed to Gardner-Webb University to play softball, the second of the Cavaliers’ five senior basketball players put pen to paper on Wednesday. Word signed a full scholarship to play basketball for Coppin State University in Baltimore. 

Current Hidden Valley Athletic Director Dennis Layman plans to retire at the end of June

Nelson County fended off a feisty Surry team, winning 50-47 to claim the school’s first boys basketball title. 

Big three sparks Hidden Valley girls to repeat title

Floyd Co is back in the Girls A state final for the second consecutive season, and coach Al Coperhaver has the high powered George Wythe boys playing for his first state title in 21 years at the school. Meanwhile Chilhowie falls to Lancaster in Group A D-2 girls action.

The Hidden Valley Girls will have a chance to defend their state crown Saturday night, while the the Titan and Bruin Boys teams come up one game short of the state finals.

Both the Galax Boys and Bland Girls made school history by advancing to the state semifinals, but both of their respective runs end there.

There are only four teams left in each group of Virginia H.S. Basketball.  Those schools will take their game to Richmond for the Semifinal Round.  Find out when your favorite local team will be in action. 

The Hidden Valley girls beat Brookville 42-30 to move on to Richmond.  The Floyd County girls and Blacksburg boys also punch their tickets to the State Final Four. 

GW Danville’s perfect season comes to a close at the hands of Petersburg, and Hidden Valley survives a visit from Robert E Lee-Staunton. 

After holding off a comeback effort from James River in the Region Championship, the Maroons are ready for the State Quarterfinals.  Chris Whitley takes the team in the Prep Zone. 

The George Washington boys and girls basketball teams know they will face a Central Region team later this week, but the matchups are still undecided

Saturday’s Scores For High School Basketball

Both Hidden Valley basketball teams claimed Region IV titles, but they did so in vastly different ways.

Both the Titans and Eagles placed both their girls and boys squads into Region Finals with victories Thursday Night.

Multiple changes to games that were supposed to be played tonight (Wednesday, February 27th)

The Bengals, Titans and Eagles programs remained intact as the HS basketball playoffs advanced to the Region Semifinal Round.

The Region C High School boys basketball tournament game at Chilhowie H.S. has been moved up to 6:30 p.m. due to impending weather

In a battle of District tournament champs, Three Rivers Champ Radford edged Pioneer Title holder James River 35-31.

More boys and girl basketball teams than ever will compete in this week’s Virginia High School League regional tournaments, with Group A experimenting with a split divisional playoff system through the state finals.

The Hidden Valley boys needed overtime, the Lord Botetourt girls needed a late rally, but both captured District tournament titles. Those were just two of a slew of titles on the line Friday night.

Friday High School Basketball Tournament delays

Third-place games punched Region Tournament tickets and the GW Danville girls claimed a District Tournament title Thursday night.