MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A look at the 25 most viewed high school stories at WVMetroNews.com for the 2015 calendar year (list does not include weekly rankings for football or basketball).
No. 25 — Comeback kids: Williamstown climbs out of 15-point hole to edge Tug Valley
No. 24 — Capital’s dual-threat quarterback Pratt gives WVU another in-state commitment
No. 23 — Jefferson captures 11th title, edges Nitro in AAA championship
No. 22 — Champs again: Morgantown dominates Parkersburg South for AAA title
No. 21 — AAA repeat: Huntington edges Parkersburg South for 2nd straight title
No. 20 — Statement made: No. 3 Cabell Midland upends No. 1 Capital
No. 19 — Bridgeport’s Drummond, Bonamico on WVU preferred walk-on decisions
No. 18 — New reign in Class A: Magnolia captures basketball title over Wheeling Central
No. 17 — 6-foot-8, 320 pound Pt. Pleasant junior Stewart commits to Marshall
No. 16 — Another thriller: Hurricane’s Dawson hits last-second 3 to beat Parkersburg
No. 15 — Magnolia erases 13-point deficit, stuns upset-minded Notre Dame
No. 14 — Point Pleasant’s Mitchell MetroNews Player of the Year
No. 13 — Record setting perfection: Magnolia routs East Hardy for Class A title
No. 12 — Beckley’s Osborne breaks down WVU preferred walk-on opportunity
No. 11 — Dunk lands Morgantown’s Melko on SportsCenter Top 10
No. 10 — Cue the celebration: Wheeling Park earns first football title
No. 9 — Shot down: State board opts against year-round coaching
No. 8 — Cogar’s choice to walk-on at WVU over Toledo scholarship ‘a big surprise’
No. 7 — Nitro freshman phenom Kelly surging on national baseball recruiting radar
No. 6 — Perfect ending: Poca becomes first unbeaten boys champ in 28 years
No. 5 — The best HS football powers over the past 5 years
No. 4 — Cabell Midland’s Donahue receives offer and commits to WVU
No. 3 — 3-for-3: Bridgeport adds another football championship
No. 2 — Overview of 2015 instate high school football signings
No. 1 — New SSAC classifications: 9 schools drop from AAA to AA
