Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Blog, I'm Keith Harrington.
Prenevost Records 500th Career Coaching Win
I have known Bob Prenevost for many years. I have even faced him when I was the coach of the Poultney girls when he was coaching the Whitehall girls team. I always tried my best to outcoach him. I didn't! Besides being one of the best coaches ever to roam the sidelines, he is also as classy of a person as you ever want to meet.
Last night Prenevost earned his 500th career coaching win as Fair Haven defeated Woodstock 63-42 in an SVL contest on the Slater's home court.
After the game his grandson, point guard Sawyer Ramey presented Prenevost with the game ball. The veteran coach will add the 500 win game ball to his collection.
The game and the milestone victory were never in doubt. Fair Haven came out of the gate faced, quicky fashioning an 18-0 lead. The Slaters extended the lead to 40-13 at the half and were never challenged.
Ramey led Fair Haven with 27 points, including knocking down five 3-pointers. Brandon Eastman added eight points for the Slaters.
Cooper Corsogna had 20 points for the Wasps.
Fair Haven is 2-0. Woodstock is 1-4.
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Whitehall Wrestlers Win
The Whitehall wrestling team will head into the holidays on a winning note after they defeated South Glens Falls 49-24 in a non-legaue contest.
Whitehall was able to take advantage of six wins by fall to earn the victory. Ollie West at 132, Jake Huntington at 145, Ayden Smith at 152, Sawyer Ostrander at 160, Noah Desantis at 285 and Allen Beaulieu at 118 all pinned their opponents for the Railroaders.
Jacobie Hunt at 172 and Colbi Walker at 215 earned victories by pin for the Bulldogs.
At 189 Troy Austin decisioned Josh Ahrens 6-5.
Kyle Lavin picked up a forfeit win for Whitehall at 138.
Whitehall is now 1-3.
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Argyle Cruises by Cardinals in Girls Hoop
Argyle jumped out to a big first quarter lead and went on to cruise past Fort Ann 58-24 in Adirondack League girls basketball.
Argyle led 23-6 after the first quarter. The Cardinals outscored the Scots 11-9 in the second quarter to make it 32-17 at the half.
A 14 -2 third quarter spurt put the game away for Argyle.
Hannah Brady led Argyle with 17 points. Kylee Humiston and Lillianna Kngsley had 16 points each..
Brooke Wright had six points for Fort Ann. Cherokie Steves and Madison Freeburn chipped in five points apiece.
Argyle is 2-3, 3-2.
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With the Border Country Sports Blog, I'm Keith Harrington.
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