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Coal Grove 38 Lewis County 30

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Coal Grove couldn't hit a shot for most of the game (Believe me they didn't score from a lack of taking shots) and was playing without two potential starters and one of its top subs. Overall a sloppy game, but the 1-3-1 was very effective in limiting Lewis County's offense it seemed. Not exactly a game film you would want to send to Springfield, Mass. to the Hall, but like someone already said it is a win for a school and a community that hasn't won a game in more than year. Good luck to Coach Hampton and the Lions I really think that come postseason they'll be the team to beat in the 63rd District.

Obviously Lewis Co. Is not much on offense, but what do they do defensivly and are their games always low scoring. Just Wondering because they play at Scott friday and I was wondering what to expect.

Obviously Lewis Co. Is not much on offense, but what do they do defensivly and are their games always low scoring. Just Wondering because they play at Scott friday and I was wondering what to expect.

 

Lewis Co. doesnt usually struggle on offense this much. They put up 52 shots which is actually low for them. They like to get up quick shots and crash the offensive boards. They shot a measly 17% from the field which will more then likely be the lowest this year. I look for their offense to come alive and try and create points off turnovers.

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