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HOT SPRINGS — Nick Witt scored 15 points here Thursday night, leading Faith Christian to a 40-30 non-district boys basketball victory over Bath County.
The Warriors (4-1) jumped in front 11-4 after a quarter and led 22-10 at the halftime break.
Wyatt Harmon and Logan Miller both had nine points for the Chargers and Tyler Dillow added five.
Russell Ingram with three and Jayden Ryder and Caleb McCallister with two each rounded out the BCHS?scoring.
The loss dropped Bath County to 1-1 on the season.
The Chargers play three times next week.
They play at home against Boys Home on Monday and travel to Buffalo Gap on Tuesday before hosting Blue Ridge Christian Friday night.

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