Abingdon boys and girls soccer teams defeated Wise County Central.Richlands baseball team suffered its first loss, Sullivan East baseball team had no hits, and Honaker boys soccer team scored 15 points.

Goaltender Gabi Cox made five saves in the shutout win.

Both teams ended in a scoreless tie in their first match.

“A lot of credit to Central,” AHS coach Jordan Blackson said. “They have given us some challenging games in recent years. They are well-coached and play disciplined defense. For them to bring the game today We knew that. I think we moved off the ball well early on, took our chances and took advantage of our corner kicks. We held the advantage for most of the second half. This win was for our girls. “It should give us confidence to beat a great Central team. I'm proud of our group.”

The Honaker Tigers defeated Grundy with seven different players scoring goals.

Thomas Ball had five goals, Jackson Dye had three goals, and Landon Beers and Eric Ball each had two goals.

Nick Ball, Cole Mabe, and Malachi Rowe were also active behind the net.

Abingdon 2, Wise County Central 1

Mason Sorien and Rylan Kreps scored for Abingdon as the Falcons defeated Wise County Central.

North Stanley (NC) 6, Richlands 2

The Richlands Blue Tornado suffered their first loss of the season in a tournament held in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, with a record of 4 wins and 1 loss.

Gage Hilton had two hits and Max Herndon and Brayden Newberry scored for the team.

Herndon scored on Connor McCracken's RBI double in the sixth inning, and Newberry crossed the plate on Ben Hale's RBI double in the seventh inning.

Hale took the loss with four hits, six runs (four earned), four walks, and eight strikeouts in 4 2/3 innings on the mound.

North Stanley (16-0) got a two-run home run from Trey Gibson, who was also the winning pitcher.

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Easley (SC) 14, Sullivan East 0

Walker Cox pitched a no-hitter against Sullivan East, striking out eight and walking one.

Ethan Hale walked, and Avery McCoy was hit by a pitch, making him the runner on east base.

The Patriots also committed four errors and lost for the second night in a row. They lost a 13-12 decision to Elizabethton on Wednesday, unable to maintain a 9-0 lead.

Pikeville (Kentucky) 12, Grundy 2

Riley Church had two hits in Grundy's loss to Bluegrass State.

Church and Taylor Bostic scored for Grundy, while Emily O'Quinn and Tiffany Diehl scored for the Golden Wave.

Pikeville had 13 hits and took advantage of Grundy's four errors.