Wolves and Bobcats will meet Thursday in the night cap and last game of the quarter-finals. Both teams split regular season, Wolves won 65-56 at Lee County while Lee County won at the Wolves Den 85-72.

Wolves are out for revenge after suffering the 85-72 defeat to the Bobcats and make it back to the semi-finals for the second year in a row, while Lee County is looking to advance past the quarter-finals and onto the semi-finals for the first time in a very, very long time.

The Wolves are a more experienced and balanced team but the Bobcats have the state’s leading scorer in junior Corey Flinchum and his 39 ppg. He had over 50 against them in Campton in their last matchup, a Lee County win. So, they’ll have to figure out a way to contain him as much as possible. But he will need some help with his supporting cast. They start a senior but the other three starters are two freshmen and an eighth grader. On the other hand Wolfe County starts four seniors and a junior.