With equal records and good rankings in regional, Floyd County High School hosted the Regin 2C Quarterfinal boys and girls basketball matches Tuesday night and the Buffaloes and Lady Buffs won to advance to the semi-finals. The Lady Buffs took down district rival Radford 51-43 with Amy Whitelow downing 15 points, followed closely by Alexis
Quarterfinal regional tournament action starts Tuesday night at Floyd County High School as the Lady Buffaloes battle Radford at 5 p.m. and the Buffaloes take on Gretna at 7:30 p.m. The Lady Buffs are ranked third for the region with a 16-6 record for the regular season. Radford is ranked sixth. Winner of the match
Floyd County High School closed out its regular season Varsity Boys Basketball season Tuesday night at home with a strong second half that overcame a halftime lead by Bassett and win 69-55 and finish the season with a 16-6 record to head into regional playoffs. Kaiden Swortzel led four Buffs with double-digit scores, downing 21
Floyd County High School’s varsity Buffaloes basketball squad led the Alleghany Mountaineers by 23 points going into the halftime break and finished the visiting team off with an 85-63 Three Rivers District win before a packed hometown gym for boys senior night and other activities. Tanyan Sutphin led Buffalo scoring with 23 points, with Dylan
Floyd County High School Lady Buffaloes junior Alexis Kiser brought the homecoming crowd to its feet when she scored the 1,000th point of her basketball career early in the first quarter of 62-46 win over Alleghany Tuesday night. She made the point as a free throw after also scoring the first two points of the
On a night when Floyd County High School recognized its Lady Buffaloes basketball seniors and remembered Leah Goff, the ladies trounced the James River Lady Knights 75-24 in the varsity match, completing a sweep after a 65-19 wipeout by the JVs. Senior Aimee Whitlow led Lady Buffs scoring with 17, while junior Alexis Kiser downed
Wrestling on Senior Night Tuesday at Floyd County High School. More photos and story in the next edition of The Floyd Press.
Tanyan Sutphin, junior guard of the Floyd County High School varsity basketball Buffaloes, scored 18 points Tuesday night in a home matchup that defeated the Carroll County Cavaliers 72-60. Junior guard Mitchell Thompson and freshman point Kaiden Swortzel each scored 14 points in a runaway game the Buffs lead by 23 points at the half.
Carroll County’s girls’ basketball Cavaliers came into a game against the Floyd County High Lady Buffaloes unbeaten Monday night and returned to Hilllville with a perfect record but the win was hard-fought as both teams traded the lead several times. Cavaliers coach Marc Motley admitted their victor was not “a thing of beauty,” adding that
Floyd County High School’s Buffaloes varsity basketball boys team put the Radford Bobcats’ 51-game Three Rivers District winning streak to an end with a solid 71-61 victory in the Floyd home court Wednesday night. The Bobcats, who had not lost a district game since January 2015, also found their overall winning streak Saturday night when