Floyd County Buffaloes Sports News

Amber Ingram tossed a no-hitter, as Floyd County blanked Radford, 4-0, in the semifinals of the Three Rivers District softball tournament Thursday at Harkrader Sports Complex in Christiansburg.

The Floyd County girls basketball program will be back in familiar hands, as former head coach Alan Cantrell will return to the helm, replacing his son Travis, after a two month retirement.

The Lady Buffaloes, behind the pitching and hitting of Amber Ingram, claimed the Three Rivers District regular-season softball title Friday afternoon, with a 7-0 victory over the Eagles in Floyd.

Sarah Schula scored both goals for Floyd County, as the Lady Buffaloes defeated Giles, 2-1, in a Three Rivers District girls soccer match Monday night in Pearisburg.

Ferdinand Van Blerk had the hot bat on a sunny afternoon, as Floyd County cruised to a 14-4 Three Rivers District baseball win against Eastern Montgomery Thursday in Floyd. The game was called after five innings due to the slaughter rule.

The Lady Buffaloes remained atop of the Three Rivers District softball standings, as they took an 8-1 victory over the Bobcats Tuesday evening in Floyd.

Floyd County used the arm and bat of Amber Ingram to take a 5-0 Three Rivers District softball win over Glenvar Friday afternoon in Salem.

The Lady Buffaloes made the road trip to Galax Monday night, and returned with a 2-1 non-district girls soccer win over the Maroon Tide.

The Hidden Valley girls and Floyd County boys came away with the team championships at the annual Buffalo Invitational held Friday evening in Floyd.