Woodstock River Ridge barely beats Canton Sequoyah

Woodstock River Ridge fans held their breath in an uneasy 60-58 victory over Canton Sequoyah in a Georgia boys basketball matchup.

In recent action on Feb. 11, Canton Sequoyah faced off against Woodstock . For results, click here. Woodstock River Ridge took on Rome on Feb. 7 at Rome High School. For a full recap, click here.

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