THREE RIVERS DISTRICT

J'yon Smith, center, and Jayden Sammons, right, battle an Eastern Montgomery player for a rebound. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) High School Boys' Basketball – Alleghany 54, James River 49. The Mountaineers went on the road and won their first Three Rivers District game of the year at James River Friday night. Chris Harden scored

Bryce Leitch (10) and Zamera Hayslett (21) battle James River’s Lexi McCullough (22) for a rebound during last night’s game. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) High School Girls' Basketball – Alleghany 56, James River 41. Macyn Cash scored a season-high 25 points, leading the Mountaineers to a home Three Rivers District victory over the Knights.

High School Girls' Basketball – Alleghany 49, Glenvar 30. The Mountaineers went on the road Thursday night and picked up a Three Rivers District win in Salem over the Highlanders. Macyn Cash led the winners with 15 points, Kendell Keene added 12 and Kelsey Nicely scored 10, including six in the final quarter. Rhyan Harris

High School Boys' Basketball – Radford 51, Alleghany 33. The Bobcats stayed perfect in the Three Rivers District (5-0) and improved to 11-1 overall with a home win over the Mountaineers on Thursday night. The loss dropped Alleghany to 0-7 in the TRD and 6-9 overall. Anthony Webb led Alleghany with 11 points. Chris Harden

Breanna Reynolds hauls in a rebound for the Cougars during last night’s game. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) High School Boys' Basketball – Carroll County 75, Alleghany 72 (OT). Elijah Cox scored 10 of his game-high 29 points in overtime, lifting the Cavaliers to a Three Rivers District road win. Bryce Smoot sent the game

High School Boys' Basketball – Floyd County 73, Alleghany 51. Kaiden Swortzel scored 35 points and pulled in six rebounds, leading the Buffaloes (1-1 TRD, 7-3 overall) to a Three Rivers District win Thursday night in Low Moor. A.J. Cantrell added 11 points for the winners and Gavin Herrington had a team-high seven boards. Chris

High School Boys’ Basketball – Radford 59, Alleghany 43. The Bobcats (1-0 TRD, 6-1 overall) outscored the Mountaineers 24-13 in the third quarter to score a road victory in the Three Rivers District opener for both teams Tuesday night. Elijah Kelly, a 6-foot-6 junior, and Gavin Cormany, the son of Radford head coach Rick Cormany,

High School Girls’ Basketball – Liberty 65, Alleghany 54. The Minutemen stayed unbeaten (10-0) with a home victory over the Mountaineers Monday night. Freshman post Shania Brown led the winners with 26 points, while Cierra St. John added 16. Alleghany (7-2) was led by Kendell Keene with 22 points, Macyn Cash with 13 and Kelsey

In only their fourth meeting ever in the Region 2C final, Appomattox beat Glenvar 38-34 to win the title. It was defensive plays in the end that sent the Raiders to victory.

For the last five years in a row, Glenvar and Appomattox County have met at some point in the Region 2C playoffs. On Friday, the two will meet in the Region Championship.

It was back and forth for most of the night, but Appomattox came out on top, 38-33.

In a shut-out game, Glenvar took down Martinsville 35-0.

The Highlanders were victorious 49-14

We’re getting set for playoffs on the high school gridiron.

The defending Class 2 state champion Glenvar Highlanders faced Appomattox County in the 2C Region final. The Highlanders swept Appomattox 3-0 for the Region 2C title.

The Highlanders took down the Spartans 49-14.

The Bobcats dominated the Knights to complete a 1-loss regular season.

James River was defeated by Radford, 42-7.

Glenvar's senior wideout helped lead the Highlanders to another key District win.

Our former player of the week and his team were getting it done on Friday night.

Carroll took the win on Friday night, 28-7.

The tug of war ended with a sweet final touchdown as Glenvar took the win 37-34.

High School Volleyball – Carroll County 3, Alleghany 0. The Cavaliers topped the Mountaineers Tuesday night in Hillsville, 25-6, 25-8, 25-14. Carroll County improved to 7-2 in the Three Rivers District and 17-3 overall, while Alleghany slipped to 0-9 in the TRD and 1-21 overall. Lainie McCormick had two kills and seven blocks for AHS,

Radford came out victorious by just one point, 28-27.

Floyd County took home a big win last week in triple overtime against Glenvar, but on Friday night, they had to face off with a Three Rivers District opponent: James River.

Bath's Kayleigh Vess, right, and Covington Jayahna Hughes at the net during last night’s match. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) High School Football – Glenvar 31, Alleghany 6. Freshman quarterback Brody Dawyot threw for 201 yards and three touchdowns in Salem Thursday night, leading the Highlanders to a Three Rivers District victory over the Mountaineers.

Glenvar pulled away from Alleghany in the second half for the District win.

Wyatt Campbell carries the ball for the Chargers in last night's game. (Recorder photo by Austin Hall) • High School Football — James River 17, Alleghany 14 (OT). Maddox Potter booted a 28-yard field goal in overtime Friday night, lifting the Knights to a Three Rivers District walk-off homecoming victory over the Mountaineers in Buchanan.

The game’s final score was 17-14, with James River victorious.

Floyd took the win after three overtimes against Glenvar, 33-27.

Cougar Trinity Scott serves during last night’s volleyball game against Craig. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) High School Volleyball — Glenvar 3, Alleghany 0. The unbeaten Highlanders rolled past the Mountaineers in Salem, 25-7, 25-11, 25-6. Savannah Cash had two kills and two digs for Alleghany, Alyssa Taylor added three assists and Caley Brown, Kalin

The chair will stay at Highlander Heaven – at least for this season.

The history of the rocking chair dates back to 1996.

It was 58-21, Radford

The game’s final score was 23-14

Alleghany's Garrett Via didn't led the road trip to Staunton River stop him from dominating the game.

James River hosts Stuarts Draft and they start off 10-0.

The Mountaineers are 3-1 and Garrett Via is a rolling ball of butcher knives.

Your neighbors are your friends, until you gotta compete — then it’s a matter of pride.

High School Golf — Floyd County wins at River Course. Floyd County shot a 316 Monday, edging Radford by three shots in the final Three Rivers District mini-tournament of the season, hosted by the Bobcats at The Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech. Carroll County was third at 349, followed by Glenvar (354), James

Glenvar got on track last week by taking out the undefeated Cave Spring.

An intense game of the week as Radford takes on Galax – a matchup that dates back all the way to 1921.

Alleghany came out on top tonight, with Garrett Via’s 4-year touchdown capping off a methodical opening drive and bringing the score to 7-0.

The Glenvar student section stole Cave Spring’s flag, but Cave Spring stole it back.

It was a quick lead and a strong offensive line that led the Knights to victory.

Radford's Landen Clark accounted for 8 total touchdowns in the Bobcats victory over Gate City.

Friday night’s final score was 54-13 with the Mountaineers taking home the win.

It might be early in the season, but the Bobcats look like they’re right back in the Class 2 contender rankings.

After a tied game in the third quarter, the Martinsville Bulldogs made a comeback.

The defending VHSL Class 3 state champions look sharp, remain unbeaten in the second week of the season.

On Friday, the Mountaineers visited Roanoke Catholic and fought a hard four quarters, which paid off.

The Blue Demons showed up and showed out for the Friday night lights.

Our Camp Tour rolls on to Hillsville, where Monty Chipman is getting his team ready for the fall season. Carroll County shocked a lot of people in their 2021 spring season, Chipman advancing the Cavs to the playoffs for the first time in 20 years.

Alleghany’s starting pitcher Hale Lowman during last night’s baseball game against Glenvar. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) Baseball — Alleghany 12, Glenvar 7. The Mountaineers scored five times in the home half of the fifth and five more in the sixth to take control of a Three Rivers District win over the Highlanders. Eli Weese,

Covington’s Mitchell Tallman and Bath's Andrew Turner facing off during yesterday’s soccer match. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) Baseball — Alleghany 11, Floyd County 10 (8 innings). Anthony Webb's double in the bottom of the eighth scored Andrew Middleton, giving the Mountaineers a comeback Three Rivers District home win. Alleghany scored five times in the

Alleghany’s Maddox Crance plays No. 2 doubles. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) Baseball — Radford 5, Alleghany 0. Daniel Hale fired a two-hit shutout, leading the Bobcats to a home Three Rivers District victory over the Mountaineers. Tate Mannon had two doubles and drove in two runs to lead the Radford (3-1 TRD, 4-6 overall)

Boys’ Basketball — James River 61, Alleghany 54. The Knights rallied from a 29-24 halftime hole in front of a big crowd Saturday night at Mountaineer Gym. Patrick Clevenger scored 20 of his 24 points in the final two quarters for River (8-1 Three Rivers District, 17-3 overall), while Jayson Easton added 22. Baron Leitch led the Mountaineers with […]

Boys’ Basketball — Alleghany 64, Floyd County 58. The Alleghany boys got 22 points from Baron Leitch, 14 from Davien Moore and 12 from Anthony Webb in a Thursday night win at Floyd County. The Buffaloes (3-6 Three Rivers District, 10-11 overall) led 38-34 at the halftime break. Kaiden Swortzel led Floyd with 29 points, including the 1,000th of his […]

Boys’ Basketball — Alleghany 81, Floyd County 72. The Mountaineers started a five games in five day stretch Tuesday night with a big Three Rivers District win over Floyd County. Baron Leitch scored 25 points to lead the Mountaineers, Dylan Gibson added 19 and Halen Lowman scored 10 points and blocked two shots. Alleghany was 11-of-21 from behind the […]

Boys' Basketball — Alleghany 62, Carroll County 59. The Mountaineers rallied from a five-point, 35-30, halftime deficit to post the Three Rivers District win in

In what was a close game throughout, the Knights outlasted the Highlanders 50-47.

The Highlanders beat visiting 5-seed Martinsville 38-0.

After the first quarter, this game was tied 14-14.

The 5-seed Bulldogs beat the 4-seed Knights 16-13.

3-seed Radford beat 6-seed Floyd County on Friday night in the opening round of the Region 2C playoffs.

Glenvar put on display why the Highlanders are the 1-seed in Region 2C.

It was a nail-biter Friday night in Roanoke County!

James River made the trip south and went home with a victory in this Three Rivers District match-up on Friday night.

Tied at the half and after three-quarters, Giles and James River played each other tightly on Friday night.