MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A closer look at some notable results on the sixth Friday of the high school football regular season:
Class AAA
WHEELING PARK 34, Morgantown 14: Brett Phillips completed 25-of-36 passes for 271 yards and threw three touchdowns to Jameson Maynard to help Wheeling Park earn a much-needed win.
The Patriots improved to 4-2, while handing the Mohigans (3-2) their second straight loss.
WOODROW WILSON 42, Preston 7: The Flying Eagles improved to 5-1 behind a 393-yard rushing effort.
Matthew Moore rushed for 128 yards and two scores to help Beckley produce its best record through six games since it began the 2005 season 8-0.
SPRING VALLEY 17, South Charleston 0: The Timberwolves (5-0) used a strong defensive effort to remain unbeaten.
Braeden Booth rushed for a touchdown and recovered a fumble in the end zone for Spring Valley’s other score.
GEORGE WASHINGTON 42, Parkersburg 10: Patriots’ quarterback Abe Fenwick passed for 308 yards and five touchdowns to help GW improve to 4-2 with a Mountain State Athletic Conference win over the Big Reds, who fell to 2-3.
UNIVERSITY 49, Buckhannon-Upshur 7: Melique Lewis rushed for a pair of touchdowns to help the Hawks (4-2) handle the Buccaneers (2-3).
GREENBRIER EAST 44, Hampshire 6: Ian Cline rushed for two touchdowns and Noah Dotson nailed a school-record 44-yard field goal as the Spartans improved to 2-3.
HEDGESVILLE 29, Spring Mills 28: Jaxson Ruest rushed for two touchdowns, passed for another and caught one as the Eagles (4-2) edged the Cardinals.
Spring Mills (2-3) got four touchdown runs from Max Anderson in defeat.
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Class AA
SCOTT 34, Mingo Central 6: Matt Frye threw five touchdown passes and the Skyhawks were stingy defensively in a win over the Miners that allows them to improve to 6-0.
Scott, which is 6-0 for the first time since 2014, out-gained MCHS 427-115.
ROANE COUNTY 40, Ripley 6: The Raiders rushed for 337 yards and Briar Begley scored on three runs.
Skyler Delk threw and rushed for a touchdown as Roane County moved to 6-0.
LINCOLN 21, Lewis County 20: Levi Moore rushed for three touchdowns and the Cougars (3-2) secured an important Big 10 Conference win over the Minutemen (2-3).
WAYNE 28, Lincoln County 6: The Pioneers held the Panthers to minus-3 yards of total offense in the opening half, helping set the tone in a win that kept LCHS winless and allowed Wayne (3-3) to reach the .500 mark.
Class A
WILLIAMSTOWN 49, St. Marys 14: Rickie Allen’s 283 rushing yards and four touchdowns helped the Yellowjackets (5-0) pull away from the Blue Devils, who fell to 3-2 despite a receiving touchdown from Joey Ramsey.
TUCKER COUNTY 32, Pendleton County 7: The Mountain Lions used another strong defensive showing to stay unbeaten. Tucker County (5-0) has allowed 57 points in five games.
GREENBRIER WEST 41, Shady Spring 12: The Cavaliers allowed their first points this season, but recorded another convincing win to improve to 6-0.
Ty Nickell rushed for 178 yards and four TDs to lead Greenbrier West.
CLAY-BATTELLE 44, Webster County 0: Carson Shriver rushed for 241 yards and two touchdowns and passed for an additional two scores as the Cee-Bees had their way with the Highlanders and improved to 4-1.