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Wildcats secure 1st win!

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The Warren County boys varsity basketball team secured their first win of the season against Central (Woodstock) high school this past Tuesday. The game ended with a very close final score of 44-42. After such an intimidating season of losses for WC, this game was refreshing and may be just what they need to turn this season around.

The varsity teams went back and forth trying to secure a lead against each other.

Neither of the varsity teams had a lead greater than 3 points at the start of any quarter of the intense game. The teams were tied 42-42 with only 2 minutes left of the game, until Logan DeHaven, a senior on Warren County’s team, scored 2 points with only 6 seconds left on the clock. When asked about how it felt to score the game-winning shot, DeHaven said that “it was an exciting experience and a relief to win. I wouldn’t have wanted to do it with any other teammates, they really make the whole experience memorable.”

The JV teams from Central and Warren County also played each other on Tuesday prior to the varsity game. The Wildcats won with a score of 44-38 and demonstrated several talented shooters such as Nicholas Foltz, who scored 4 three-pointers.

If you are unable to attend Warren County High School basketball games due to limited spectators, you can purchase tickets to the live-streamed games on sportscopelive.com. The live-streams are hosted by Wildcats Live! and feature great video quality, as well as exciting commentary.

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