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WVSSAC football championship schedule

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission playoffs conclude with championship games at University of Charleston Stadium on December 5-6.

Class AAAA Championship:

No. 3 Martinsburg (11-2) vs. No. 1 Morgantown (12-1) – Friday, December 5 at noon

Class A Championship:

No. 3 Clay-Battelle (12-1) vs. No. 1 Wheeling Central Catholic (9-2) – Friday, December 5 at 7 p.m.

Class AA Championship:

No. 2 Bluefield (11-2) vs. No. 1 Frankfort (13-0) – Saturday, December 6 at noon

Class AAA Championship:

No. 5 Nitro (12-1) vs. No. 2 Princeton (13-0) – Saturday, December 6 at 7 p.m.

 

Class AAAA Semifinals:

Morgantown 52, Jefferson 21

Martinsburg 44, University 13

Class AAA Semifinals:

Nitro 36, Chapmanville 13

Princeton 27, Spring Valley 0

Class AA Semifinals:

Frankfort 28, Doddridge County 7

Bluefield 56, Philip Barbour 27

Class A Semifinals:

Wheeling Central Catholic 43, Pendleton County 20

Clay-Battelle 24, Cameron 12

 

Class AAAA Quarterfinals:

Morgantown 34, Spring Mills 33 (2OT)

University 35, Huntington 28

Martinsburg 55, Wheeling Park 35

Jefferson 28, George Washington 21

Class AAA Quarterfinals:

Chapmanville 33, Bridgeport 27

Princeton 41, Herbert Hoover 35

Spring Valley 28, Robert C. Byrd 0

Nitro 57, North Marion 38

Class AA Quarterfinals:

Frankfort 50, Mingo Central 15

Bluefield 45, Midland Trail 7

Philip Barbour 69, Clay County 7

Doddridge County 38, Independence 27

Class A Quarterfinals:

Wheeling Central Catholic 41, Tucker County 8

Cameron 42, Wahama 16

Clay-Battelle 46, Wirt County 14

Pendleton County 35, East Hardy 27 (OT)

 

Round 1 results:

Class AAAA

Morgantown 56, Buckhannon-Upshur 0

Huntington 48, Hedgesville 14

Martinsburg 58, Parkersburg South 0

Jefferson 51, Washington 10

George Washington 58, Oak Hill 14

Wheeling Park 27, Woodrow Wilson 14

University 62, Parkersburg 14

Spring Mills 31, Musselman 21

Class AAA

Bridgeport 56, PikeView 6

Princeton 56, Hampshire 6

Robert C. Byrd 36, Fairmont Senior 28

North Marion 42, Keyser 31

Nitro 28, Capital 7

Spring Valley 13, Elkins 10

Herbert Hoover 56, Winfield 18

Chapmanville 46, Greenbrier East 37

Class AA

Frankfort 49, Williamstown 7

Bluefield 54, Oak Glen 7

Philip Barbour 36, South Harrison 8

Independence 42, Lincoln 17

Doddridge County 52, Logan 7

Clay County 44, Roane County 12

Midland Trail 27, Petersburg 12

Mingo Central 24, James Monroe 14

Class A

Wheeling Central Catholic 51, Tolsia 8

Wahama 48, Man 22

Clay-Battelle 44, Ritchie County 8

Pendleton County 60, Greenbrier West 7

East Hardy 42, Sherman 20

Wirt County 27, St. Marys 14

Cameron 46, Meadow Bridge 8

Tucker County 42, Tug Valley 28





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