MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Take a look around West Virginia with news and notes from the eighth week of the high school football season.
Class AAA
MARTINSBURG 63, Spring Mills 16: Hudson Clement and Herman Pierson hauled in first-half touchdown passes to help the No. 1 Bulldogs build a 42-9 lead at the break as they improved to 8-0.
Eric King added a rushing touchdown and scored on a blocked punt return for another score to help MHS cruise.
The Bulldogs have outscored their opponents 399-122 this season.
CABELL MIDLAND 35, George Washington 7: Chandler Schmidt’s four rushing touchdowns helped the No. 7 Knights knock off the No. 9 Patriots.
Schmidt rushed for 89 yards, while Jackson Fetty added 92 rushing yards for CMHS, which improved to 7-1.
GW fell to 4-3.
PRINCETON 21, Hedgesville 16: Grant Cochran passes for 235 yards and two scores and a rushing touchdown from Brody Rice allowed the Tigers to overcome a 16-14 deficit and remain unbeaten.
No. 5 Princeton improved to 5-0, while the Eagles fell to 3-5.
MORGANTOWN 21, Parkersburg South 14: Caleb Nutter rushed for a touchdown and the Mohigans (3-4) held off the Patriots (3-3) to move closer to the .500 mark.
GREENBRIER EAST 42, Ripley 7: The Spartans scored 21 points in the second quarter and cruised by the Vikings.
Ian Cline rushed for 284 yards and four scores, helping 12th-rated Greenbrier East improve to 5-2.
Class AA
POCA 14, Logan 12: The No. 2 Dots won their second straight game by two points to remain unbeaten.
Poca (6-0) got a rushing touchdown from Jordan Wolfe in the victory.
No. 13 Logan (5-3) got two touchdown passes from Jordan Hayes to Carson Kirk in defeat.
INDEPENDENCE 74, Man 7: Atticus Goodson rushed for 233 yards and three scores and No. 4 Independence improved to 6-0.
Judah Price added three rushing scores in the victory.
SCOTT 41, Liberty Raleigh 14: Matt Frye tossed a pair of touchdown passes and the No. 15 Skyhawks (5-2) held the Raiders to 113 yards of offense.
No. 7 Liberty fell to 4-2.
Class A
CAMERON 44, Clay-Battelle 0: The Dragons used a 30-point second quarter to run away from the Cee-Bees.
Isaac Ball had four rushing touchdowns for No. 2 Cameron, which improved to 7-0. No. 12 Clay-Battelle fell to 6-2.
TRINITY 53, Hanock (Md.) 0: Levi Teets rushed for a pair of scores and returned a punt for a touchdown as the No. 11 Warriors moved to 5-1 with a resounding win over an out-of-state foe.
The No. 14 Silver Knights fell to 4-3.
GREENBRIER WEST 50, Richwood 8: Ty Nickell rushed for three touchdowns and Chase McClung returned an interception for a score as the Cavaliers cruised to improve to 5-2.
WILLIAMSTOWN 42, Tyler Consolidated 22: The Yellowjackets rushed for 340 yards in the win. Ricky Allen accounted for 179 of those yards and scored four times as No. 5 Williamstown won its sixth straight to move to 6-1.