West Fork’s Cail Weaver streaks toward the basket after stealing the ball away from Northwood-Kensett in the first half on Tuesday, Jan. 21. (Kristi Nixon/Hampton Chronicle)

SHEFFIELD – Perhaps the scariest part about Class 1A No. 5 West Fork boys’ basketball team’s 92-19 beat-down of Northwood-Kensett last week was the fact its starting and second-string post players were out with injury.

The Warhawks, which improved to 13-1 overall, 10-0 in the Top of Iowa East Conference, played all 12 on its roster who were in uniform and all but one scored due to an injury; and even still all contributed in what turned out to be only a point shy of the school record for points scored in a game.

The record was set last season in West Fork’s 93-65 victory against BCLUW.

“It was nice to see everyone contributed and everyone played really well,” West Fork coach Frank Schnoes said…

The full story appears in the Jan. 30 print and online editions of the Sheffield Press and Pioneer Enterprise.