FROSTBURG — Behind Zack Hill’s team-high 22 factors, West Virginia dominated the second half to down Maryland, 83-61, within the fortieth All-Star Traditional at Frostburg State College.
Hill (Hampshire) gave the West Virginia all-stars the spark they wanted early, changing 5 buckets within the first quarter to assist his squad construct a 22-14 edge.
Collin Lowry (Mountain Ridge) took over within the second body to maintain crew Maryland in it, burying a trio of 3-pointers as a part of his 13 second-quarter factors that pulled Maryland inside 39-33 on the half.
Nonetheless, the second half was all West Virginia, which dominated Maryland, 44-28, following the intermission to tug away for good.
Hill had the new hand within the publish, making 11 buckets for 22 factors to earn Most Worthwhile Participant honors alongside Nate Washington (Mountain Ridge) from crew Maryland.
But, it was a crew effort from the squad from throughout the Potomac. 4 scorers completed in double-figures and 6 tallied at the very least eight factors. Bryson Lane (Frankfort) was second on West Virginia with 13 factors, Cole Day (Pendleton County) scored 12 and Tanner Townsend (Pendleton County) added 11.
Coleman Mongold (Moorefield) and Slade Saville (Petersburg) tallied eight factors apiece.
Washington, who was named a Instances-Information All-Space first-team choice earlier this month, paced Maryland with 22 factors on 9 discipline targets and a 3 for six effort from the charity stripe.
Lowry ended with 13, all scored within the second interval, Ethan Glotfelty (Southern) chipped in eight, and Tyler Yoder (Northern) and Jeff Eyler (Northern) added six factors apiece.
Each groups made eight 3-pointers. Lowry and Lane each buried a trio of triples, and Day and Gloftelty made two every. West Virginia scored its 83 factors on 35 discipline targets and a 5 for 8 effort from the road. Maryland ended with 61 factors on 24 buckets and 5 for 10 free-throw taking pictures.