FROM STAFF REPORTS
SHORT GAP, W.Va. — Bridgeport used a 21-6 third quarter run to win 65-39 in the West Virginia Class AA, Region II playoffs at Frankfort High School Friday evening.
The Indians came in 23-2 overall and 19-0 in the region. They extended a four-point first quarter lead to 10 at halftime.
The big third quarter gave them a 25-point cushion going into the fourth.
Gage Shaffer had a game-high 19 points for the Falcons.
Tyler Sprouse led with 14 points. John Wilfong had 11 and Chase Roby added 10 for Bridgeport.
Frankfort finishes its season 10-15.
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Ken Nolan/Times-News Frankfort’s Gage Shaffer (30) is fouled by Bridgeport’s Ryan Sprouse (34) during the first half of the West Virginia Class AA, Region II playoff game Friday at Frankfort High School. Shaffer finished with a team-high 19 points in the Falcons’ 65-39 loss to Bridgeport.
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