High School Football

Roundup: Musselman deals Wheeling Park first loss, Morgantown & University move to 3-0

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — News and notes from Week 3 of the high school football season.

Class AAAA:
MORGANTOWN 52, Hedgesville 7: Maddox Twigg threw three touchdown passes and rushed for one, while the Mohigans also got a defensive touchdown on Brooks King’s fumble recovery.
UNIVERSITY 62, Buckhannon-Upshur 12: Kyle Weaver hauled in a pair of touchdown passes and the Hawks moved to 3-0.
WOODROW WILSON 31, Parkersburg South 7: The Flying Eagles opened up a sizable lead late to keep the Patriots winless. Gage Price threw and rushed for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. Cooper Jackson rushed for the Patriots’ only touchdown while PSHS turned it over three times.
PARKERSBURG 45, Hurricane 16: The Big Reds overcame an early 7-0 deficit and outscored the Redskins 28-6 after halftime to secure their first win. Ethan Jones rushed for three touchdowns for PHS.
MUSSELMAN 21, Wheeling Park 14: The Applemen (1-2) erased a 14-6 halftime deficit to hand Wheeling Park (2-1) their first loss. Brennan Wack had both WPHS touchdowns, covering 1 and 84 yards. Landon Clise, Joshua Armentrout and Zachary Miller each scored touchdowns for MHS.
Class AAA:
BRIDGEPORT 56, East Fairmont 14: The Indians rushed for 499 yards and had six different players account for at least one touchdown while improving to 3-0 with a convincing win over the Bees.
PRINCETON 56, Oak Hill 20: Brad Mossor rushed for three touchdowns, caught one and returned a kickoff 95 yards for a score to lead the Tigers over the Red Devils. Chance Barker threw for 183 yards and three touchdowns in the victory, which allowed PHS to improve to 3-0.
ELKINS 48, Lewis County 18: Logan Beam rushed for 187 yards and four touchdowns to help the Tigers top the Minutemen.
KEYSER 42, Robert C. Byrd 20: The Golden Tornado forced five turnovers and scored the final 21 points. Addison Bradford passed and rushed for a touchdown in the win, while Isaiah Heflin did likewise in defeat.

 

Class AA:

SOUTH HARRISON 60, Ritchie County 34: Four days after completing a 20-19 win over Lincoln, the Hawks improved to 3-0 with a win over the Rebels. Madden Maxwell rushed for four touchdowns in the victory.

FRANKFORT 47, Allegany(MD) 21: The Falcons ran their winning streak to 17 games. Bradyn Tyler scored three touchdowns for FHS (3-0) with Carder Shanholtz added two more scores.

BLUEFIELD 35, James Monroe 27: Both starting quarterbacks (Bluefield’s Max Simpson and James Monroe’s Ryan Mann) each tossed four touchdown passes. Both teams are now 2-1.

POCA 35, Ravenswood 18: The Dots jumped out to a 22-0 lead, improving to 2-1 on the season. Kam McBride tossed two touchdowns for PHS.

ROANE COUNTY 49, Clay County 14: Roane upped their record to 2-0 with a win over their rivals from Clay County. Jacob Greathouse passed for two touchdowns. Javon LeTourneau had two touchdowns (one rushing, one receiving) and he rushed for 93 yards.

LINCOLN 31, Grafton 21: AJ Bart passed for 286 yards and he accounted for three total touchdowns as the Cougars picked up their first victory of the season. Bart surpassed the 5,000-yard mark for his career in the victory.

LIBERTY RALEIGH 27, Greenbrier West 14: Jaxson Workman toted the ball for three rushing touchdowns as LHS picked up their first win of the season.

 

Class A:

CLAY-BATTELLE 48, Valley 6 — The Cee-Bees returned two interceptions for touchdowns and Trey Huggins accounted for three touchdowns as CBHS improved to 2-1.

WEBSTER COUNTY 16, Tygarts Valley 14: Isaiah Cutlip tossed two touchdown passes as the Highlanders improved to 2-0. Austin Geer had two touchdowns for the Bulldogs.

WAHAMA 43, South Gallia(OH) 13: Resin Stitt rushed for 133 yards and a touchdown as the White Falcons collected their 17th consecutive victory. Treyvon Bearhs collected 104 receiving yards with a rushing touchdown and a receiving touchdown.





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