DUNMORE, W.Va. — The Highland boys played their best basketball in the fourth quarter here Monday night.
Tied at 33-all, the Rams outscored Pocahontas County 19-8 in the final eight minutes, knocking off the Warriors, 52-41.
Ethan Moore scored eight of his game-high 19 points in the fourth quarter and Colton Williams added six of his 13 for Highland.
Dillon Dunz paced Pocahontas County with 18 points.
The Rams lost a pair of Pioneer District contests last week.
Highland fell at Parry McCluer last Tuesday, 52-46, and lost a Friday home-game with league-leading Narrows, 71-41.
Moore and Jacob Phillips each had a dozen points in the loss to the Fighting Blues, while Williams led the way in the Narrows game with 13 points.
Highland played at Bath County on Tuesday night (see separate story) and goes to Craig County on Friday.
Tuesday, Jan. 3 boxscore
Highland (46): Eli Moore 7, Zach Armstrong 0, Patton Hull 0, Elijah Good 0, Colton Williams 8, Ethan Moore 12, Michael Campbell 7, Dewey Moyers 0, Jacob Phillips 12, John Wagner 0
Parry McCluer (52): Jayvion Cash 0, Landon Catlett 7, Evan Cook 9, Nathan Glass 2, Isaac Griffin 4, Brayden Holdren 3, Braedyn Houck 9, Peyton Montgomery 0, John Snider 18
Halftime score: Parry McCluer 24, Highland 16
Three-point goals: Highland 1 (Campbell); Parry McCluer 3 (Cook, Holdren, Houck)
Friday, Jan. 6 boxscore
Narrows (71): Ryan Williams 0, Aidan McGlothlin 11, Hunter Owens 4, Reed Perdue 6, Ian Falls 0, Levi Smith 29, Mason McCroskey 0, Kolier Pruett 19, Landon Shepherd 0, Carter Holmes 0, Hunter Brewster 0, Chase Smith 2
Highland (41): Eli Moore 3, Zach Armstrong 0, Patton Hull 0, Colton Williams 13, Ethan Moore 7, Michael Campbell 5, Dewey Moyers 3, Jacob Phillips 8, John Wagner 2
Halftime score: Narrows 34, Highland 23
Three-point goals: Narrows 7 (Smith 5, McGlothlin, Pruett); Highland 3 (Eli Moore, Campbell, Phillips)
Monday, Jan. 9 boxscore
Highland (52): Eli Moore 9, Zach Armstrong 2, Patton Hull 0, Elijah Good 0, Colton Williams 13, Ethan Moore 19, Michael Campbell 1, Dewey Moyers 0, Jacob Phillips 6, John Wagner 2
Pocahontas County (41): Matthew McQuain 5, Nacota Smith 0, Clayton Burns 0, Wyatt Hendrick 9, Brycen Carroll 0, Dillon Dunz 18, Trenton Brock 0, Devin Armstrong 1, Ryan Halterman 8
Halftime score: Highland 20, Pocahontas County 18
Three-point goals: Highland 3 (Ethan Moore 2, Phillips); Pocahontas County 2 (Hendrick, Dunz)