West Virginia High School Football State Championships and playoff history

The West Virginia High School Football State Championships have been held since the early 1900s. The West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission (WVSSAC) began its formal recognition of WV State Football Championships in 1937^[1] with the state's sports writers' vote. The WVSSAC began a class system, dividing larger and smaller schools in 1947. WVSSAC official playoff games began in 1948. Prior to the WVSSAC's involvement in an official playoff, there were other systems in play. From 1916 to 1955 the WVSSAC was called the West Virginia Athletic Association.

History

Getting started

In the early 1900s, teams claimed state titles by virtue of their records against other WV schools. Some of the major newspapers would have input as well.^[2] Often coaches would contact one another and arrange championship games themselves. This system may have been flawed, but it was what most WV schools used for at least 33 years.

Separate was not equal

Before Brown vs. Board of Education in 1954, high school football was segregated just like the schools. About 45 colored schools existed in WV. More than 25 Black school football programs existed in West Virginia during segregation. In 1914, WV's Black leaders came together and formed what would become the West Virginia Athletic Union (WVAU), which would govern high school athletic championships in WV for African American students. The WVAU ceased to exist in 1956, as only two schools remained in the organization.

Private schools

Prior to 1977 most private schools did not participate in the WVSSAC or its football playoff system. Nearly all the private schools that fielded football teams were Catholic, so the WVCHSAA was formed. In 1962 Catholic leadership began a championship game process for their schools. The West Virginia Catholic State Football Champion was crowned until the 1976 season. Wheeling Central Catholic joined the WVSSAC in 1970. By 1977 the WVCHSAA numbers were so low the organization was dissolved.

WVSSAC takes the reins

Tie breakers

Prior to 1965 season, games played against teams in a higher class were not considered in the point system if the smaller school lost. Before 1976, if two teams tied for the last playoff spot they were both removed from the playoff. This happened in 1963 when Charleston and Welch both tied for the #2 playoff position. #1 Buckhannon-Upshur was awarded the AAA title without a game. In 1975, in single A, both Meadow Bridge and Rivesville finished the regular season 10–0–0, but tied for the #4 playoff spot. They were both eliminated and #1 Wirt was given a bye. There is now a tie break system for teams whose playoff points average out the same.

Location

Championship games were played in a variety of locations over the years, but that changed in 1979. From 1979 to 1993 the three WV Football Championship games were played at Laidley Field, now University of Charleston Stadium at Laidley Field in Charleston. The West Virginia State High School Football Championship games were played at Wheeling Island Stadium from 1994 to 2023. In 2024, the championship games returned to UC Stadium at Laidley Field.

Eras and classes

The different eras of West Virginia State Football Championships are listed below: A small number of West Virginia high schools sponsored football teams prior to 1900, but the first known game played between two West Virginia schools occurred in 1901 when Huntington High met Charleston High.^[2] The first claimed state title that has been discovered, so far, was Fairmont Senior in 1903.^[3] It is not yet certain if state titles were claimed every season between 1903 and 1915.

1903–1915: Prior to WVSSAC or formal sportswriters vote: Single-class system, games arranged by individual teams, 1903 & 1907 Fairmont Senior.^[4]^[5]^[6]
1916–1936: WV Athletic Association (known as the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission after 1955) formed to help regulate high school athletics in WV. State football champions were still selected by schools arranging games and sports writers' input.^[7]
1914–1956: Colored School State Champions. Before the historic Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court ruling, in 1954, schools, and football games, were segregated. African Americans were forced to play in their own league. The West Virginia Athletic Union governed African American athletics during this time.
1937–1946: Single-class system. Champion was named by the West Virginia Sportswriters Association.
1947–1954: Two-class system. Schools were placed in Class A or B based on enrollment.
1955–1957: Three-class system, with Class AA, Class A or B based on enrollment.
1958–2023: Three-class system, based on enrollment, with Classes AAA, AA and A.^[8]
2024–present: Four-class system, based on enrollment, location and economics with Classes AAAA, AAA, AA and A.^[9]^[10]

From 1947 to 1954, there were only two classes; Class A (big schools) and Class B (small schools). From 1955 to 1957, there were three classes; Class AA (big schools), Class A (medium-sized schools) and Class B (small schools). From 1958 to 2023 there have been three classes as well, however the names have been changed to: Class AAA (big schools), Class AA (medium-sized schools) and Class A (small schools). From 2024 to the present there have been four classes: Class AAAA (big schools), Class AAA (medium-big schools), Class AA (medium-small schools) and Class A (small schools).

Champions by popular acclaim

Single class

(*school no longer exists)

Recognized by Spalding Bros. 1911 Football Guide as WV State Football Champions, this was the first of Parkersburg High's 17 State Football Titles.

1913 WV State Football Champions, Wheeling High School

Clarksburg-Washington Irving High School, WV State Football Champions, 1926. Coach Clay Hite lead the Hilltoppers to state championships in 1922 and 1926. The downtown football field, now used by Washington Irving Middle School, still bears his name, Hite Field.

Year	Champion
1903	Fairmont Senior (8–0–0)
1907	Fairmont Senior (2) (6–3–0)
1908	Wheeling*^[11]
1909	(Old) Huntington* (5–1–0)^[12]
1911	Parkersburg (10–0–0)^[6]^[13]
1912	(Old) Huntington* (2) (5–3–0)^[12]
1913	Wheeling* (2)^[11]
1915	Buckhannon (8–0–0)^[14]
1916	Wheeling* (3) (8–0–1)^[11]
1917	(Old) Huntington* (3) (5–0–0)^[12]
1918	Parkersburg (2) (2–1–0)^[13]
1918	Buckhannon (2) (4–0–0)^[14]
1919	Parkersburg (3) (7–1–0)^[13]
1920	Charleston* (8–0–1)^[15]
1921	Parkersburg (4) (9–0–0)^[13]
1922	Charleston* (2) (9–1–2)^[15]
	Parkersburg (5) (9–2–0)^[13]
	Clarksburg Washington Irving* (8–1–0)^[16]^[17]
	St. Marys (9–1–0)
	Wheeling* (4) (5–2–1)^[11]
	(Old) Huntington* (4) (4–4–1)^[12]
	Mannington* (9–0–0)^[18]
1923	(Old) Huntington* (5) (9–2–0)^[12]
1924	Buckhannon (3) (8–0–0)^[14]
	Fairmont Senior (3) (8–0–1)
	Charleston* (3) (11–1–1)^[15]
1925	Clarksburg-Victory* (8–0–0)^[19]
1925	Wheeling* (5) (8–1–1)^[11]
1926	Benwood Union* (8–1–0)^[20]
	Williamson* (11–0–0)^[21]
	Magnolia (9–0–0)
	Clarksburg Washington Irving* (2) (8–0–1)^[16]^[17]
1927	Morgantown (9–0–0)
1927	Parkersburg (6) (10–0–0)^[13]
1928	Benwood Union* (2) (8–0–0)^[20]
	Elkins (9–0–0)
	(Old) Huntington* (6) (10–0–2)^[12]
1929	Fairmont Senior (4) (8–0–0)
1929	Clarksburg Roosevelt-Wilson* (8–0–0)^[16]
1930	(Old) Huntington* (7) (7–3–1)^[12]
1931	Benwood Union* (3) (9–0–0)^[20]
1932	Big Creek* (9–0–0)^[22]
1933	Charleston* (4) (13–1–0)^[15]
1933	Doddridge (9–0–0)^[23]
1934	(Old) Huntington* (8) (10–0–0)^[12]
1934	Big Creek* (2) (9–0–0)^[22]
1935	Weir (10–0–0)
1935	Clarksburg-Victory* (2) (9–0–0)^[19]
1936	Doddridge (2) (10–0–0)^[23]

During the 1926 season Williamson and Magnolia arranged a state title game. Williamson defeated Magnolia 14–13. However, after accusations on both sides of ineligible players the WVAA (now known as the WVSSAC) stepped in and forced both teams to forfeit all their games.^[2] Doug Huff, one of WV's leading sports historians, left both schools in his book, History of Sports in West Virginia, so they are included on this list as well.

Colored State Football Champions

African American students were barred from playing football with White Americans. This changed in 1954 with the Supreme Court decision Brown vs. Board of Education, which overturned school segregation. Black school athletics were governed by the WV Athletic Union but did not receive as consistent media attention as their white counterparts. This makes research difficult. Information on the Colored State Football Champions has been provided by Robert Bonner, WV high school football researcher. More will be entered as the information becomes available.

Single class

(*school no longer exists)

Charleston, West Virginia, Garnet High School. WVAU (West Virginia Athletic Union governed athletics for African American students during segregation) 1922 State Football Champions. First row: Robert Burks, James Field, Paul (or Roland, who later became a Charleston fireman) Wilcher, Bennie Patterson, Leonard Bicket, Ted Gallion, and Percy Terrel. Second row: Claude Morris, Tob Davis, William Buchanan, Hyte Boyd, Herbert Cain, and Earl Smith. Third row: Elijah Edwards, Ben Mitchell, Dallas Forney, Earl Powell, Bus Irving, Archibald Walker, and Lewis Jones. Fourth row: William Preston, Asst. Coach Smith, Principal J. F. J. Clark, Coach Bartlet.

Stratton High School, WVAU State Football Champions, 1954. Beckley, West Virginia.

Year	Champion
1914
1915
1916
1917	Sumner*^[24]
1918
1919
1920	Frederick Douglass*^[25]
1921	Frederick Douglass* (2)^[25] & Sumner* (2)^[24] (tie)
1922	Frederick Douglass* (3)^[25]
1923	Garnet*^[26]
1924
1925
1926	Booker T. Washington*^[27]
1927	Kelly Miller*^[28]
1928	Kelly Miller* (2)^[28]
1929	Kelly Miller* (3)^[28]
1930	Garnet* (2) (6–0–0)^[26]
1931	Fairmont-Dunbar*^[29]
1932	Gary District*^[30]
1933	Garnet* (3) (7–0–0)^[26]
1934	Fairmont-Dunbar* (2) (8–0–0)^[29]
1935	Excelsior*^[31]
1936	DuBois*^[32]
1937	Frederick Douglass* (4)^[25]
1938	DuBois* (2)^[32]
1939	DuBois* (3)^[32]
1940	Monongalia*^[33]
1941	Stratton* (8–0–2)^[34]
1942	DuBois* (4)^[32]
1943	Fairmont-Dunbar* (3)^[29]
1944	Elkhorn* (6–0–3)^[35]
1945	Excelsior* (2)^[31]
1946	Stratton* (2) (10–0–0)^[34]
1947	Frederick Douglass* (5)^[25]
1948	Aracoma*^[36]
1949	Aracoma* (2)^[36]
1950	Garnet* (4) (9–1–0)^[26]
1951	Conley*^[37]
1952	Kimball*^[38]
1953	Fairmont-Dunbar* (4)^[29]
1954	Stratton* (3) (9–0–0)^[34]
1955	Byrd Prillerman*^[39]
1956	Gary District* (2)^[30]

WV Catholic Schools State Football Champions

Prior to 1977, most Catholic schools did not participate within the WVSSAC.

Single class

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up
1962	Charleston Catholic	13–7	Wheeling Central
1963	Wheeling Central	40–6	Charleston Catholic
1964	Wheeling Central (2)	28–20	Charleston Catholic
1965	Wheeling Central (3)		no game played
1966	Wheeling Central (4)	46–6	Weirton-Madonna
1967	Wheeling Central (5)		no game played
1968	Weirton-Madonna		no game played
1969	Charleston Catholic (2)	12–7	Parkersburg Catholic
1970	Parkersburg Catholic	21–0	Clarksburg-Notre Dame
1971	Weirton-Madonna (2)	44–6	Bishop Donahue*^[40]
1972	Weirton-Madonna (3)	22–6	Charleston Catholic
1973	Charleston Catholic (3)	27–6	Weirton-Madonna
1974	Clarksburg-Notre Dame	20–16	Weirton-Madonna
1975	Weirton-Madonna (4)	39–13	Clarksburg-Notre Dame
1976	Charleston Catholic (4)	6–0	Morgantown-St. Francis*

WV sports writers' vote

Single class

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Champion
1937	Hinton* (7–0–1)^[41]
1938	Parkersburg (7) (11–0–0)^[13]
1939	Charleston* (5) (9–0–3)^[15]
1940	Parkersburg (8) (12–0–0)^[13]
1941	Mullens* (9–0–0)^[42]
1942	Weir (2) (6–3–1)
1943	Parkersburg (9) (9–0–0)^[13]
1944	Williamson* (2) (8–1–0)^[21]
1945	South Charleston (11–0–0)
1946	Fairmont Senior (5) (9–0–1)

Two-class system (A, B) 1947–1954 / WVSSAC Ratings

The WVSSAC (WVAA at the time) used a power rating system to choose the state champions in a two-class system in 1947. The WVSSAC started a playoff game system in 1948. From 1948 to 1971, only the top two teams in each class went to the playoff. In 1972 the playoff field was expanded to four teams. In 1978 the playoffs were expanded to eight teams per class. Finally, in 1991, the top 16 in each class were awarded a playoff spot.

Class A

Champion Selected Using Power Rankings (1947)

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Co-champions
1947	Woodrow Wilson (10–0–0) and Stonewall Jackson* (10–0–0)^[15] tie, no game played

Two-Team Playoff (1948-1954)

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up
1948	Woodrow Wilson (2) (10–0–0)		no game played
1949	Weir (3) (11–0–0)	37–13	Milton* (10–1–0)^[43]
1950	Parkersburg (10) (11–0–0)^[13]	40–0	Oak Hill (10–1–0)
1951	Woodrow Wilson (3) (10–0–0)	26–0	Gary* (10–1–0)^[44]
1952	Grafton (11–0–0)	6–0	Big Creek* (9–1–0)^[45]
1953	Barboursville* (11–0–0)^[43]	27–0	Benwood Union* (8–1–2)^[20]
1954	Follansbee* (11–0–0)^[46]	7–0	Barboursville* (10–1–0)^[43]

Class B

Champion Selected Using Power Rankings (1947)

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Champion
1947	Webster Springs* (9–0–0)^[47] no game played

Two-Team Playoff (1948–1954)

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up
1948	Vinson* (10–1–0)^[48]	25–6	Alderson* (8–3–0)^[49]
1949	Romney* (10–1–0)^[50]	20–19	Wirt County (8–2–1)
1950	Poca (8–1–0) and Vinson* (2) (8–1–1)^[48]^[51]	tie	no game
1951	Vinson* (3) (11–0–0)^[48]	26–7	Sissonville (9–2–0)
1952	Monongah* (9–0–0)^[18]	20–14	Winfield (9–1–0)
1953	Sistersville* (10–0–1)^[52]	26–13	Romney* (9–1–0)^[50]
1954	Farmington* (9–0–1)^[53]	39–13	Rupert* (8–1–1)^[54]

Three-class system (AA, A, B) 1955–1957 / WVSSAC ratings

Class AA

Two-Team Playoff

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up
1955	St. Albans (10–0–0)		no game played
1956	Grafton (2) (9–0–1)		no game played
1957	Weir (4) (11–0–0)	19–12	Fairmont Senior (10–1–0)

Class A

Two-Team Playoff

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up
1955	Bridgeport (8–1–0)	39–13	Webster Springs* (9–1–0)^[47]
1956	Keyser (11–0–0)	12–0	Mullens* (7–4–0)^[42]
1957	Vinson* (5) (11–0–0)^[48]	14–13	Keyser (10–1–0)

Class B

Two-Team Playoff

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up
1955	Monongah* (2) (8–0–2)^[18]	14–13	Wirt County (10–1–0)
1956	Vinson* (4) (7–4–0)^[48]	19–7	Monongah* (6–2–2)^[18]
1957	Ravenswood (9–1–0)	34–13	Rupert* (9–1–0)^[54]

Three-class system (AAA, AA, A) 1958–2023 / WVSSAC Ratings

Before becoming a record setting head football coach at LSU and Alabama, Nick Saban, was a quarterback for the 1968 "A" WV State Champion Monongah High School football team.

Class A

Two-Team Playoff (1958–1971)

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up
1958	Meadow Bridge (10–1–0)	6–0	Winfield (9–1–0)
1959	Ravenswood (2) (10–1–0)	15–13	Winfield (10–1–0)
1960	Winfield (8–1–2)	20–13	Alderson* (9–1–0)^[49]
1961	Winfield (2) (11–0–0)	19–13	Williamstown (9–1–1)
1962	Rainelle* (11–0–0)^[54]	32–7	Sophia* (5–4–0)^[55]
1963	Winfield (3) (10–0–1)	26–13	Northfork* ( (6–3–1)^[44]
1964	Sistersville* (2) (7–4–0)^[52]	27–0	Fairview* (9–1–0)^[18]
1965	Crum* (8–1–1)^[56]	20–18	Masontown Valley* (9–1–0)^[57]
1966	Wirt County (11–0–0)	27–6	Crum* (10–1–0)^[56]
1967	Marlinton* (11–0–0)^[58]	26–0	Wirt County (10–1–0)
1968	Monongah* (11–0–0)^[18]	20–12	Paden City (9–2–0)
1969	Monongah* (2) (10–1–0)^[18]	26–0	Paden City (8–3–0)
1970	Paden City (9–2–0)	20–6	Wirt County (8–3–0)
1971	Ansted* (10–0–0)^[59]	20–14	Fairview* (7–2–0)^[18]

Four-Team Playoff (1972–1977)

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1972	#1 Anstead* (9–0–0)^[59]	33–12	#4 Harrisville* (9–1–0)^[60]	#3 Monongah* (8–1–1)^[18]	7–6	#2 Wirt County (10–0–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Ansted* (2) (11–0–0)^[59]	8–7	#3 Monongah* (9–2–1)^[18]
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1973	#4 Monongah* (8–2–0)	14–6	#1 Anstead* (10–0–0)^[59]	#2 South Harrison (8–1–0)	40–6	#3 Meadow Bridge (9–1–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#4 Monongah* (3) (10–2–0)^[18]	26–20	#2 South Harrison (9–2–0)
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1974	#3 Musselman (8–2–0)	28–22	#2 Mannington* (9–1–0)^[18]	#4 Hamlin* (8–2–0)	18–14	#1 Anstead* (9–1–0)^[59]
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Musselman (10–2–0)	8–0	#4 Hamlin* (9–3–0)^[61]
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1975	#2 Ridgeley* (10–0–0)	29–8	#3 Hamlin* (9–0–0)	#1 Wirt County (10–0–0)	BYE
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Ridgeley* (12–0–0)^[62]	20–13	#1 Wirt County (10–1–0)

When the 1975 football season ended, Meadow Bridge (10–0–0) and Rivesville* (10–0–0), were tied for the #4 playoff spot in Class A. With no tie break rules, both were eliminated and #1 Wirt County received a bye in the semi-final round. The WVSSAC has since made a comprehensive tie break rule.

Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1976	#1 Mannington* (10–0–0)^[18]	32–12	#4 Gilbert* (10–0–0)	#2 Gauley Bridge* (9–1–0)	22–0	#3 Pineville* (9–1–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Mannington* (12–0–0)^[18]	28–6	Gauley Bridge* (10–2–0)^[63]
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1977	#1 Mannington* (10–0–0)	16–8	#4 Paden City (9–1–0)	#2 Pineville* (10–0–0)	23–0	#3 South Harrison (10–0–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Mannington* (2) (12–0–0)^[18]	28–20	#2 Pineville* (11–1–0)^[42]

Eight-Team Playoff (1978–1990)

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1978	#4 Duval* (9–1–0)	13–7	#5 Matewan* (8–2–0)	#6 Doddridge (9–1–0)	6–0	#3 Paden City (9–1–0)
	#7 Pineville* (9–1–0)^[42]	28–20	#2 Mannington* (8–1–0)^[18]	#1 Sistersville* (10–0–0)	26–0	#8 Franklin* (8–1–0)^[64]
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Duval*	34–7	Sisterville*	Doddridge	27–14	Pineville*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#4 Duval* (12–1–0)^[61]	27–14	#6 Doddridge County (11–2–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1979	#1 Paden City (9–0–1)	41–14	#8 Weirton-Madonna (8–2–0)	#6 Bishop Donahue* (8–2–0)	18–8	#3 Gilbert* (9–1–0)
	#7 Peterstown* (9–1–0)	47–7	#2 Hamlin* (9–0–0)	#4 Fayetteville* (8–2–0)	22–6	#5 Duval* (8–2–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Paden City	21–8	Fayetteville*	Bishop Donahue*	34–6	Peterstown*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Paden City (2) (12–0–1)	19–6	#6 Bishop Donahue* (10–3–0)^[40]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1980	#1 Hamlin* (9–1–0)	36–22	#8 Franklin* (9–1–0)^[64]	#2 Clarksburg-Notre Dame (8–2–0)	23–0	#7 Rivesville* (9–1–0)
	#3 Pineville* (9–1–0)^[42]	12–6	#6 Matewan* (7–2–0)	#5 Sistersville* (9–1–0)	16–0	#4 Paden City (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Clarksburg-Notre Dame	13–0	Pineville*^[42]	Sistersville*	36–6	Hamlin*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#5 Sistersville* (3) (12–1–0)^[52]	28–0	#2 Clarksburg-Notre Dame (10–3–0)
Year	Quarter-final	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1981	#1 Sistersville* (10–0–0)	22–0	#8 Weirton-Madonna (7–2–1)	#2 Clarksburg-Notre Dame (10–0–0)	30–0	#7 Van (8–1–0)
	#6 Peterstown* (7–2–1)	28–0	#3 Clear Fork* (9–0–0)	#4 Pineville* (8–1–0)	38–14	#5 Franklin* (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Sistersville*	48–0	Pineville*	Peterstown*	16–7	Clarksburg-Notre Dame
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Sistersville* (4) (13–0–0)^[52]	28–3	#6 Peterstown* (9–3–1)^[65]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1982	#1 Gilbert* (9–0–0)	43–15	#8 Morgantown-St. Francis* (9–1–0)	#2 Sistersville* (10–0–0)	40–0	#7 Pineville* (8–2–0)
	#3 Mullens* (9–0–0)	28–6	#6 Clear Fork* (8–0–0)	#5 Duval* (9–1–0)	42–6	#4 Rivesville* (9–0–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Duval*	27–23	Gilbert*	Sistersville*	56–13	Mullens*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#5 Duval* (2) (12–1–0)^[61]	28–15	#2 Sistersville* (12–1–0)^[52]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1983	#1 Sistersville* (10–0–0)	57–6	#8 Matewan* (8–2–0)	#7 Tyler County* (9–1–0)	19–14	#2 Gilbert* (10–0–0)
	#6 Mullens* (9–1–0)	34–15	#3 Van (9–0–0)	#5 Morgantown-St. Francis* (10–0–0)	9–8	#4 Meadow Bridge (9–0–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Sistersville*	37–13	Morgantown-St. Francis*	Tyler County*	40–0	Mullens*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#7 Tyler County* (12–1–0)^[52]	16–14	#1 Sistersville* (12–1–0)^[52]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1984	#1 Fayetteville* (10–0–0)	17–12	#8 Van (9–1–0)	#2 Gilbert* (10–0–0)	22–8	#7 Tyler County* (9–1–0)
	#6 Sistersville* (9–1–0)	40–0	#3 Clay-Battelle (9–1–0)	#5 Mullens* (8–2–0)	24–2	#4 Buffalo-Putnam (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Fayetteville*	27–13	Mullens*	Sistersville*	47–14	Gilbert*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#6 Sistersville* (5) (12–1–0)^[52]	42–11	#1 Fayetteville* (12–1–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1985	#1 Morgantown-St. Francis* (10–0–0)	35–0	#8 Burch* (8–2–0)	#2 Sistersville* (9–1–0)	20–12	#7 Buffalo-Putnam (9–1–0)
	#3 Gilbert* (9–1–0)	40–13	#6 Tygart Valley (9–1–0)	#4 Peterstown* (9–1–0)	21–0	#5 Mt. Hope* (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Morgantown-St. Francis*	27–6	Peterstown*	Sistersville*	17–0	Gilbert*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Sistersville* (6) (12–1–0)^[52]	22–13	#1 Morgantown-St. Francis* (12–1–0)^[66]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1986	#1 Sistersville* (9–0–0)	48–0	#8 Gilbert* (8–2–0)	#2 Wahama (9–1–0)	25–24	#7 Pineville* (7–3–0)
	#3 Tyler County* (9–1–0)	48–14	#6 Clarksburg-Notre Dame (8–2–0)	#5 Van (9–1–0)	20–14	#4 Mullens* (8–2–0)
	Semi-finals	Score		Semi-finals	Score
	Sistersville*	32–16	Van	Tyler County*	21–0	Wahama
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Sistersville* (7) (12–0–0)^[52]	14–0	#3 Tyler County* (11–2–0)^[52]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1987	#1 Weirton-Madonna (10–0–0)	32–6	#8 Mullens* (9–1–0)	#7 Matewan* (8–1–1)	22–17	#2 Wirt County (9–1–0)
	#3 Tyler County* (10–0–0)	7–6	#6 Guyan Valley* (9–1–0)	#5 Moorefield (8–1–0)	30–7	#4 Wahama (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Weirton-Madonna	34–6	Moorefield	Matewan*	8–6	Tyler County*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Weirton-Madonna (5) (13–0–0)	22–8	#7 Matewan* (10–2–1)^[21]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1988	#1 Pineville* (10–0–0)	20–7	#8 Wahama (8–2–0)	#2 Peterstown* (10–0–0)	60–0	#7 Wirt County (9–1–0)
	#6 Meadow Bridge (2) (9–1–0)	15–12	#3 Tyler County* (10–0–0)	#4 Guyan Valley* (10–0–0)	16–7	#5 Buffalo-Putnam (8–2–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Meadow Bridge	32–20	Peterstown*	Pineville*	24–6	Guyan Valley*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#6 Meadow Bridge (2) (12–1–0)	7–6	#1 Pineville* (12–1–0)^[42]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1989	#1 Peterstown* (10–0–0)	34–6	#8 Bishop Donahue* (7–3–0)	#2 Mt. Hope* (9–1–0)	18–0	#7 Mullens* (7–3–0)
	#6 Matewan* (7–3–0)	29–12	#3 Tygarts Valley (9–1–0)	#4 Sistersville* (7–3–0)	34–19	#5 Vinson* (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Peterstown*	6–0	Sistersville*	Mt. Hope*	10–8	Matewan*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Mt. Hope* (3) (12–1–0)^[67]	32–8	#1 Peterstown* (12–1–0)^[65]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1990	#1 Duval* (10–0–0)	52–19	#8 Union-Monroe (8–2–0)	#2 Peterstown* (9–1–0)	8–6	#7 Moorefield (7–2–0)
	#3 Mullens* (9–1–0)	36–8	#6 East Hardy (8–2–0)	#4 Cameron (9–1–0)	6–0	#5 Williamstown (8–2–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Duval*	30–10	Cameron	Peterstown*	22–20	Mullens*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Duval* (3) (13–0–0)^[61]	37–20	#2 Peterstown* (11–2–0)^[65]

Sixteen-Team Playoff (1991–2023)

1991-2000

(*school no longer exists)

Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1991	#1 Peterstown* (10–0–0)	56–14	#16 Clear Fork* (6–4–0)	#8 East Hardy (8–1–0)	24–6	#9 Doddridge (7–3–0)
	#4 Duval* (9–0–0)	42–8	#13 Moorefield (7–2–0)	#5 Van (9–1–0)	36–15	#12 Tyler County* (7–3–0)
	#2 Fayetteville* (10–0–0)	30–6	#15 Meadow Bridge (6–4–0)	#10 Valley-Wetzel (7–3–0)	20–14	#7 Wirt County (9–1–0)
	#3 Matewan* (10–0–0)	51–13	#14 Wahama (7–3–0)	#6 Union-Monroe (7–3–0)	20–13	#11 Cameron (9–1–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Peterstown*	30–0	East Hardy	Duval*	10–7	Van
	Valley-Wetzel	28–7	Fayetteville*	Matewan*	24–8	Union-Monroe
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Peterstown*	22–11	Duval*	Matewan*	12–6	Valley-Wetzel
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Peterstown* (14–0–0)^[65]	26–21	#3 Matewan* (13–1–0)^[21]
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1992	#1 Fayetteville* (9–1–0)	21–0	#16 Meadow Bridge (6–4–0)	#2 Matewan* (9–0–0)	26–0	#15 Athens* (7–3–0)
	#3 Wirt County (10–0–0)	13–7	#14 Williamson* (6–4–0)	#4 Tyler County* (9–1–0)	28–0	#13 Clay-Battelle (7–3–0)
	#5 Valley-Wetzel (8–1–0)	14–0	#12 Parkersburg Catholic (7–3–0)	#6 Van (9–1–0)	21–14	#11 East Hardy (7–3–0)
	#7 Mt. Hope* (8–2–0)	22–8	#10 Ceredo-Kenova* (7–3–0)	#9 Perterstown* (7–3–0)	34–21	#8 Bishop Donahue* (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Fayetteville*	14–0	Peterstown*	Matewan*	14–6	Mt. Hope*
	Van	41–12	Wirt County	Tyler County*	16–15	Valley-Wetzel
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Fayetteville*	21–14	Tyler County*	Matewan*	20–18	Van
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Fayetteville* (13–1–0)	15–9	#2 Matewan* (12–1–0)^[21]
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1993	#7 Gilbert* (7–3–0)	39–20	#10 Athens* (8–2–0)	#5 Ceredo-Kenova* (8–2–0)	8–3	#12 Peterstown* (6–4–0)
	#2 Matewan* (9–1–0)	40–6	#15 Clay-Battelle (6–4–0)	#3 Fayetteville* (9–1–0)	42–8	#14 Doddridge (6–4–0)
	#6 Van (7–2–0)	28–12	#11 Wirt County (8–2–0)	#4 Meadow Bridge (9–1–0)	51–32	#13 East Hardy (7–3–0)
	#9 Mt. Hope* (6–3–0)	21–19	#8 Midland Trail (8–2–0)	#1 Valley-Wetzel (10–0–0)	13–6	#16 Paden City (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Ceredo-Kenova*	20–12	Mt. Hope*	Valley-Wetzel	13–6	Gilbert*
	Meadow Bridge	7–6	Fayetteville*	Matewan*	34–6	Van
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Matewan*	12–8	Ceredo-Kenova*	Valley-Wetzel	7–0(ot)	Meadow Bridge
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Matewan* (13–1–0)^[21]	21–13	#2 Valley Wetzel (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1994	#1 Ceredo-Kenova* (10–0–0)	38–7	#16 Parkersburg Catholic (7–3–0)	#9 East Hardy (9–1–0)	17–12	#8 Gilbert* (7–3–0)
	#4 Mt. Hope* (8–1–0)	20–8	#13 Guyan Valley* (7–3–0)	#5 Matewan* (8–2–0)	24–6	#12 Fayetteville* (6–4–0)
	#3 St. Marys (7–3–0)	32–16	#14 Buffalo-Putnam (6–4–0)	#6 Big Creek* (7–2–0)	25–0	#11 Paden City (7–3–0)
	#10 Bishop Donahue* (7–3–0)	18–13	#7 Franklin* (8–1–0)	#2 Valley-Wetzel (10–0–0)	27–14	#15 Wirt County (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Ceredo-Kenova*	42–8	East Hardy	Matewan*	34–6	Mt. Hope*
	St. Marys	28–0	Big Creek*	Valley-Wetzel	21–6	Bishop Donahue*
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Valley-Wetzel	13–7(ot)	St. Marys	Ceredo-Kenova*	30–0	Matewan*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Ceredo-Kenova* (11) (14–0–0)^[68]	44–0	#2 Valley Wetzel (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1995	#1 Valley-Wetzel (10–0–0)	38–6	#16 Franklin* (5–5–0)	#2 Matewan* (9–0–0)	32–0	#15 Williamstown (5–5–0)
	#3 Hamlin* (10–0–0)	22–6	#14 Ceredo-Kenova* (5–5–0)	#4 Mt.Hope* (9–1–0)	28–0	#13 Big Creek* (6–4–0)
	#5 Paden City (9–1–0)	6–0	#12 Doddridge (6–4–0)	#6 Gilbert* (7–3–0)	48–6	#11 Vinson* (7–3–0)
	#7 Buffalo-Putnam (8–2–0)	49–6	#10 Parkersburg Catholic (8–2–0)	#8 Moorefield (8–2–0)	17–14(ot)	#9 East Hardy (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Mt. Hope*	3–0	Paden City	Gilbert*	28–6	Hamlin*
	Valley-Wetzel	33–6	Moorefield	Matewan*	50–20	Buffalo-Putnam
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Valley-Wetzel	40–27	Mt. Hope*	Gilbert*	14–8	Matewan*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#6 Gilbert* (11–3–0)^[21]	28–20	#1 Valley Wetzel (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1996	#1 Gilbert* (10–0–0)	12–6	#16 Wheeling Central (6–4–0)	#8 Wahama (8–2–0)	41–14	#9 Big Creek* (8–2–0)
	#5 Moorefield (8–1–0)	61–8	#12 Van (9–1–0)	#4 Mt. Hope* (9–1–0)	24–21	#13 Ceredo-Kenova* (7–3–0)
	#14 Vinson* (6–4–0)	21–0	#3 Hamlin* (9–1–0)	#6 Valley-Wetzel (9–1–0)	26–6	#11 East Hardy (7–2–0)
	#10 Matewan* (8–2–0)	40–14	#7 Parkersburg Catholic (9–1–0)	#2 Midland Trail (8–2–0)	7–6	#15 Buffalo-Putnam (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Gilbert*	29–12	Wahama	Valley-Wetzel	29–6	Vinson*
	Moorefield	41–31	Mt. Hope*	Midland Trail	28–6	Matewan*
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Moorefield	30–20	Gilbert*	Valley-Wetzel	33–7	Midland Trail
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#5 Moorefield (12–1–0)	16–14	#6 Valley Wetzel (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1997	#1 Gilbert* (10–0–0)	36–6	#16 Meadow Bridge (7–3–0)	#9 Parkersburg Catholic (9–1–0)	28–8	#8 Cameron (9–1–0)
	#5 Valley-Wetzel (7–3–0)	26–8	#12 Tygarts Valley (7–3–0)	#4 Moorefield (8–2–0)	57–0	#13 Mullens* (7–3–0)
	#3 Big Creek* (7–1–0)	32–26(2ot)	#14 Clay-Battelle (8–2–0)	#6 East Hardy (7–3–0)	40–20	#11 Wahama (7–3–0)
	#7 Burch* (9–1–0)	30–12	#10 Franklin* (6–3–0)	#15 Guyan Valley* (7–3–0)	12–6	#2 Ceredo-Kenova* (9–1–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Gilbert*	28–8	Parkersburg Catholic	Moorefield	21–14	Valley-Wetzel
	Big Creek*	6–0	East Hardy	Guyan Valley*	16–14	Burch*
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Moorefield	13–9	Gilbert*	Big Creek*	15–0	Guyan Valley*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#4 Moorefield (2) (12–2–0)	15–12	#3 Big Creek* (11–2–0)^[45]
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1998	#1 Fayetteville* (10–0–0)	35–0	#16 Gauley Bridge* (6–4–0)	#8 Matewan* (7–3–0)	26–0	#9 Clay-Battelle (7–2–1)
	#12 Valley-Wetzel (7–3–0)	12–7	#5 Bishop Donahue* (9–1–0)	#13 Wahama (6–4–0)	25–7	#4 Gilbert* (9–1–0)
	#3 Cameron (9–0–1)	28–7	#14 Hamlin* (7–3–0)	#11 Pendleton County (6–3–0)	3–0	#6 Buffalo-Putnam (8–1–0)
	#7 Parkersburg Catholic (9–1–0)	33–6	#10 Guyan Valley* (7–3–0)	#2 Moorefield (9–0–0)	64–6	#15 Williamson* (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Fayetteville*	17–6	Matewan*	Valley-Wetzel	12–6	Wahama
	Pendleton County	25–24	Cameron	Moorefield	48–0	Parkersburg Catholic
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Valley-Wetzel	7–0	Fayetteville*	Moorefield	39–6	Pendleton County
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Moorefield (3) (13–0–0)	29–9	Valley-Wetzel (10–4–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1999	#1 Moorefield (9–0–0)	46–7	#16 Valley-Wetzel (6–4–0)	#9 Burch* (7–3–0)	50–11	#8 Bishop Donahue* (7–3–0)
	#12 Wheeling Central (7–3–0)	28–6	#5 Buffalo-Putnam (9–1–0)	#13 Matewan* (6–3–0)	24–0	#4 Valley-Fayette* (9–1–0)
	#6 Parkersburg Catholic (10–0–0)	34–18	#11 East Hardy (7–3–0)	#14 Doddridge (6–4–0)	24–6	#3 Cameron (10–0–0)
	#7 Fayetteville* (8–2–0)	56–20	#10 Williamson* (7–3–0)	#2 Gilbert* (10–0–0)	38–12	#15 Gauley Bridge* (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Moorefield	61–14	Burch*	Wheeling Central	40–22	Matewan*
	Parkersburg Catholic	29–23	Doddridge	Fayetteville*	52–24	Gilbert*
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Moorefield	30–7	Wheeling Central	Fayetteville*	55–20	Parkersburg Catholic
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Moorefield (4) (13–0–0)	29–13	#7 Fayetteville* (11–3–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2000	#1 Wheeling Central (9–1–0)	42–20	#16 Valley-Wetzel (6–4–0)	#8 Pendleton County (7–3–0)	28–20	#9 Valley-Fayette* (8–2–0)
	#4 Fayetteville* (8–2–0)	42–6	#13 Oceana* (7–3–0)	#5 Matewan* (8–2–0)	40–22	#12 Burch* (7–3–0)
	#3 Buffalo-Putnam (9–1–0)	47–7	#14 Weirton-Madonna (7–2–0)	#6 Moorefield (7–3–0)	28–18	#11 East Hardy (6–3–0)
	#7 Williamson* (8–2–0)	20–0	#10 Parkersburg Catholic (8–2–0)	#2 Cameron (9–1–0)	52–22	#15 Gilbert* (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Wheeling Central	61–12	Pendleton County	Fayetteville*	28–6	Matewan*
	Moorefield	35–26	Buffalo-Putnam	Cameron	26–0	Williamson*
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Wheeling Central	42–14	Fayetteville*	Moorefield	41–14	Cameron
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Wheeling Central (7) (13–1–0)	34–6	#6 Moorefield (10–4–0)

2001-2010

Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2001	#1 Midland Trail (8–2–0)	45–6	#16 Guyan Valley* (6–4–0)	#2 Wheeling Central (8–2–0)	47–14	#15 Buffalo-Putnam (6–4–0)
	#3 Williamson* (9–1–0)	40–18	#14 Valley-Fayette* (6–4–0)	#4 Van (9–1–0)	48–16	#13 Meadow Bridge (7–3–0)
	#12 Wahama (7–3–0)	14–7	#5 Parkersburg Catholic (8–2–0)	#11 Mt. Hope* (7–3–0)	29–20	#6 Cameron (8–2–0)
	#10 Matewan* (7–3–0)	28–6	#7 Fayetteville* (7–3–0)	#8 Moorefield (7–2–0)	46–0	#9 Paden City (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Moorefield	50–16	Midland Trail	Wheeling Central	28–0	Matewan*
	Williamson*	46–20	Mt. Hope*	Wahama	40–16	Van
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Moorefield	52–12	Wahama	Wheeling Central	36–14	Williamson*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#8 Moorefield (5) (11–2–0)	13–0	#2 Wheeling Central (11–3–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2002	#1 Williamstown (10–0–0)	46–12	#16 Valley-Fayette* (6–4–0)	#9 Meadow Bridge (9–1–0)	28–22	#8 Williamson* (8–2–0)
	#5 Tolsia (8–2–0)	41–8	#12 Duval* (7–3–0)	#4 Moorefield (9–1–0)	47–16	#13 Midland Trail (7–3–0)
	#6 Wheeling Central (8–2–0)	51–0	#11 Sherman (7–3–0)	#14 South Harrison (8–2–0)	12–7	#3 Wahama (10–0–0)
	#7 Parkersburg Catholic (9–1–0)	33–8	#10 Matewan* (8–2–0)	#2 Greenbrier West (9–1–0)	32–6	#15 Valley-Wetzel (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Williamstown	19–14	Meadow Bridge	Moorefield	21–6	Tolsia
	Wheeling Central	29–0	South Harrison	Parkersburg Catholic	20–14	Greenbrier West
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Moorefield	41–7	Williamstown	Wheeling Central	34–14	Parkersburg Catholic
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#6 Wheeling Central (8) (12–2–0)	14–7 (ot)	#4 Moorefield (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2003	#1 Williamstown (10–0–0)	67–16	#16 Gilbert* (6–3–1)	#9 Tucker County (7–3–0)	31–21	#8 Greenbrier West (7–3–0)
	#5 Tolsia (7–3–0)	20–8	#12 Fayetteville (7–3–0)	#4 Parkersburg Catholic (9–1–0)	31–0	#13 Pendleton County (8–2–0)
	#3 Wahama (10–0–0)	71–6	#14 Doddridge (8–2–0)	#11 Matewan* (7–3–0)	20–14	#6 Clarksburg-Notre Dame (9–1–0)
	#10 Wheeling Central (7–3–0)	44–6	#7 Van (8–1–0)	#2 Moorefield (9–1–0)	48–6	#15 Cameron (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Williamstown	54–6	Tucker County	Tolsia	21–0	Parkersburg Catholic
	Wahama	34–20	Matewan	Moorefield	24–14	Wheeling Central
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Williamstown	21–0	Tolsia	Moorefield	30–6	Wahama
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Moorefield (6) (13–1–0)	20–18	#1 Williamstown (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2004	#1 Williamstown (9–0–0)	43–6	#16 Valley-Wetzel (7–3–0)	#9 Parkersburg Catholic (8–2–0)	38–7	#8 Buffalo-Putnam (8–2–0)
	#4 Weirton-Madonna (10–0–0)	47–0	#13 Matewan* (6–4–0)	#5 South Harrison (9–1–0)	35–8	#12 Clay-Battelle (8–2–0)
	#3 Matewan* (8–2–0)	42–13	#14 Tucker County (7–3–0)	#6 Moorefield (7–2–0)	41–0	#11 Guyan Valley* (7–3–0)
	#7 Wheeling Central (7–2–0)	58–26	#10 Gilbert* (7–3–0)	#2 Wahama (8–2–0)	55–0	#15 Pocahontas County (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Williamstown	17–6	Parkersburg Catholic	Weirton-Madonna	25–7	South Harrison
	Moorefield	21–14(ot)	Matewan*	Wheeling Central	31–6	Wahama
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Weirton-Madonna	16–7	Williamstown	Wheeling Central	30–7	Moorefield
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#7 Wheeling Central (9) (11–2–0)	34–7	#4 Weirton-Madonna (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2005	#1 Williamstown (10–0–0)	67–0	#16 Tucker County (7–3–0)	#15 Wheeling Central (6–4–0)	41–26	#2 Greenbrier West (10–0–0)
	#3 Buffalo-Putnam (10–0–0)	26–15	#14 Midland Trail (7–3–0)	#4 South Harrison (9–1–0)	41–6	#13 Weirton-Madonna (8–2–0)
	#5 St. Marys (9–1–0)	36–20	#12 Clay-Battelle (8–2–0)	#6 Tygarts Valley (8–2–0)	35–28	#11 Calhoun County (8–2–0)
	#7 Parkersburg Catholic (7–3–0)	22–20	#10 Pocahontas County (8–2–0)	#9 Man (7–3–0)	14–0	#8 Hamlin* (9–1–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Williamstown	26–12	Man	St. Marys	47–20	South Harrison
	Tygarts Valley	21–20	Buffalo-Putnam	Wheeling Central	21–6	Parkersburg Catholic
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Williamstown	17–0	St. Marys	Wheeling Central	24–13	Tygarts Valley
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#15 Wheeling Central (10) (10–4–0)	35–20	#1 Williamstown (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2006	#1 Wheeling Central (10–0–0)	62–18	#16 Parkersburg Catholic (6–4–0)	#8 St. Marys (9–1–0)	28–6	#9 East Hardy (8–2–0)
	#4 Greenbrier West (8–2–0)	22–16	#13 Buffalo-Putnam (6–4–0)	#12 Clarksburg-Notre Dame (7–3–0)	13–7	#5 Wahama (8–2–0)
	#2 Williamstown (10–0–0)	34–20	#15 South Harrison (6–4–0)	#10 Pendleton (7–3–0)	21–7	#7 Gilbert* (8–2–0)
	#3 Mt. Hope* (10–0–0)	52–0	#14 Meadow Bridge (7–3–0)	#6 Clay-Battelle (9–1–0)	28–8	#11 Tug Valley (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Wheeling Central	42–14	St. Marys	Greenbrier West	30–0	Clarksburg-Notre Dame
	Williamstown	44–14	Pendleton County	Mt. Hope*	29–12	Clay-Battelle
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Wheeling Central	57–22	Greenbrier West	Williamstown	21–6	Mt. Hope*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Wheeling Central (11) (14–0–0)	14–7	#2 Williamstown (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2007	#1 Wheeling Central (10–0–0)	56–13	#16 Clarksburg-Notre Dame (7–3–0)	#9 Moorefield (7–3–0)	15–12	#8 Calhoun County (8–2–0)
	#5 Fayetteville* (8–2–0)	21–0	#12 Greenbrier West (7–3–0)	#4 Weirton-Madonna (9–1–0)	42–8	#13 Pendleton County (8–2–0)
	#14 Buffalo-Putnam (6–4–0)	34–6	#3 Gilbert* (9–1–0)	#11 St. Marys (8–2–0)	26–21	#6 Meadow Bridge (9–1–0)
	#7 Wahama (8–2–0)	26–14	#10 Pocahontas County (8–2–0)	#2 Williamstown (8–2–0)	34–14	#15 Midland Trail (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Wheeling Central	55–33	Moorefield	Weirton-Madonna	28–21	Fayetteville*
	St. Marys	36–12	Buffalo-Putnam	Williamstown	48–3	Wahama
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Wheeling Central	47–6	Weirton-Madonna	Williamstown	23–0	St. Marys
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Wheeling Central (12) (14–0–0)	51–14	#2 Williamstown (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2008	#1 Williamstown (9–1–0)	48–7	#16 Parkersburg Catholic (6–4–0)	#9 Man (7–3–0)	27–6	#8 Mt. Hope* (9–1–0)
	#4 Wheeling Central (8–2–0)	42–20	#13 Midland Trail (6–4–0)	#5 Matewan* (9–0–0)	25–13	#12 Moorefield (7–3–0)
	#2 Pocahontas County (10–0–0)	68–12	#15 Big Creek* (7–2–0)	#7 Weirton-Madonna (10–0–0)	16–0	#10 Calhoun County (7–3–0)
	#3 Fayetteville* (9–1–0)	35–33	#14 Tucker County (7–3–0)	#6 St. Marys (9–1–0)	25–14	#11 Clay-Battelle (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Williamstown	21–16	Man	Wheeling Central	40–23	Matewan*
	Weirton-Madonna	16–14	Pocahontas County	St. Marys	56–36	Fayetteville*
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Williamstown	14–13	Wheeling Central	Weirton-Madonna	27–6	St. Marys
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Williamstown (13–1–0)	23–7	#7 Weirton-Madonna (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2009	#1 Weirton-Madonna (10–0–0)	48–6	#16 Gilbert* (6–3–0)	#9 Tucker County (8–2–0)	36–18	#8 Clay-Battelle (9–1–0)
	#4 Williamstown (8–2–0)	62–6	#13 Valley-Fayette* (7–3–0)	#5 Wheeling Central (7–3–0)	47–6	#12 Moorefield (7–3–0)
	#2 Man (9–1–0)	25–20	#15 Parkersburg Catholic (7–3–0)	#7 Fayetteville* (8–2–0)	23–20	#10 Wahama (8–2–0)
	#3 Richwood (10–0–0)	44–26	#14 Pendleton County (7–3–0)	#6 Wirt County (8–2–0)	34–12	#11 Iaeger* (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Weirton-Madonna	48–0	Tucker County	Wheeling Central	28–14	Williamstown
	Man	37–26	Fayetteville*	Richwood	44–26	Wirt County
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Weirton-Madonna	18–7	Wheeling Central	Man	27–20	Richwood
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Weirton-Madonna (6) (14–0–0)	27–7	#2 Man (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2010	#1 Wahama (10–0–0)	19–0	#16 St. Marys (6–4–0)	#9 East Hardy (7–3–0)	30–12	#8 Tucker County (7–3–0)
	#4 Wirt County (8–2–0)	38–24	#13 Weirton-Madonna (8–2–0)	#5 Williamstown (8–2–0)	42–21	#12 Fayetteville* (7–3–0)
	#2 Meadow Bridge (10–0–0)	54–30	#15 Parkersburg Catholic (7–3–0)	#7 Matewan* (8–2–0)	40–34	#10 Buffalo-Putnam (7–3–0)
	#3 Bishop Donahue* (10–0–0)	34–14	#14 Pocahontas County (6–4–0)	#6 Wheeling Central (6–4–0)	48–7	#11 Pendleton County (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Wahama	73–38	East Hardy	Wirt County	13–10	Williamstown
	Matewan*	54–16	Meadow Bridge	Wheeling Central	24–20	Bishop Donahue*
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Wahama	31–14	Wirt County	Wheeling Central	34–12	Matewan*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#6 Wheeling Central (13) (10–4–0)	28–14	#1 Wahama (13–1–0)

2011-2020

Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2011	#1 Wheeling Central (9–1–0)	39–14	#16 Parkersburg Catholic (6–4–0)	#9 Moorefield (7–3–0)	42–13	#8 Clay-Battelle (9–1–0)
	#5 East Hardy (9–0–0)	48–15	#12 Buffalo-Putnam (7–3–0)	#13 Bishop Donahue* (7–3–0)	42–19	#4 Wirt County (9–1–0)
	#2 Williamstown (10–0–0)	38–31	#15 Weirton-Madonna (6–4–0)	#7 Valley-Fayette* (8–2–0)	22–6	#10 Meadow Bridge (7–3–0)
	#6 Fayetteville* (8–2–0)	35–0	#11 Van (7–3–0)	#3 Wahama (10–0–0)	31–20	#14 Pocahontas County (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Wheeling Central	34–16	Moorefield	East Hardy	40–26	Bishop Donahue*
	Williamstown	45–8	Valley-Fayette*	Wahama	45–20	Fayetteville*
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Wheeling Central	37–14	East Hardy	Williamstown	24–7	Wahama
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Wheeling Central (14) (13–1–0)	35–21	#2 Williamstown (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2012	#1 Tucker County (10–0–0)	27–14	#16 Moorefield (5–4–0)	#8 Clay-Battelle (9–1–0)	33–28	#9 Valley-Fayette* (8–2–0)
	#4 Weirton-Madonna (9–1–0)	58–12	#13 Tug Valley (8–2–0)	#5 St. Marys (9–1–0)	40–14	#12 Wirt County (7–3–0)
	#2 Magnolia (9–1–0)	34–7	#15 Williamstown (6–4–0)	#7 East Hardy (9–1–0)	60–34	#10 Wheeling Central (7–3–0)
	#3 Wahama (10–0–0)	38–0	#14 Buffalo-Putnam (7–3–0)	#6 Greenbrier West (9–1–0)	48–6	#11 Meadow Bridge (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Tucker County	48–14	Clay-Battelle	Weirton-Madonna	29–14	St. Marys
	Magnolia	19–14	East Hardy	Wahama	21–12	Greenbrier West
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Weirton-Madonna	20–14(ot)	Tucker County	Wahama	10–7	Magnolia
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Wahama (14–0–0)	43–42 (ot)	#4 Weirton-Madonna (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2013	#1 Weirton-Madonna (10–0–0)	52–0	#16 Tucker County (6–4–0)	#8 Wahama (9–1–0)	49–27	#9 Clay-Battelle (8–1–0)
	#12 Bishop Donahue* (7–3–0)	21–18	#5 Man (9–1–0)	#4 Williamstown (8–2–0)	27–25	#13 Wheeling Central (6–4–0)
	#14 Magnolia (6–4–0)	42–14	#3 Valley-Fayette* (10–0–0)	#6 Moorefield (9–1–0)	22–16	#11 Meadow Bridge (8–2–0)
	#7 Greenbrier West (9–1–0)	54–7	#10 Clarksburg-Notre Dame (7–3–0)	#2 St. Marys (10–0–0)	21–6	#15 East Hardy (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Weirton-Madonna	77–50	Wahama	Williamstown	54–12	Bishop Donahue*
	Magnolia	37–7	Moorefield	Greenbrier West	18–0	St. Marys
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Weirton-Madonna	42–28	Williamstown	Greenbrier West	21–14	Magnolia
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Weirton-Madonna (7) (14–0–0)	24–14	#7 Greenbrier West (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2014	#1 St. Marys (10–0–0)	40–20	#16 Wahama (6–4–0)	#9 Moorefield (8–2–0)	44–24	#8 Tyler Consolidated (7–3–0)
	#12 Bishop Donahue* (8–2–0)	17–14	#5 Meadow Bridge (9–1–0)	#4 Clay-Battelle (9–1–0)	14–7	#13 Greenbrier West (6–4–0)
	#14 East Hardy (7–3–0)	30–22	#3 Clarksburg-Notre Dame (8–2–0)	#6 Williamstown (8–2–0)	24–0	#11 Pendleton County (7–3–0)
	#10 Buffalo-Putnam (8–2–0)	20–0	#7 Doddridge (8–2–0)	#2 Tug Valley (9–1–0)	16–12	#15 Man (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	St. Marys	36–0	Moorefield	Clay-Battelle	30–20	Bishop Donahue*
	Williamstown	42–22	East Hardy	Tug Valley	36–19	Buffalo-Putnam
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	St. Marys	20–14	Clay-Battelle	Williamstown	42–28	Tug Valley
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#6 Williamstown (2) (12–2–0)	33–32 (3ot)	#1 St. Marys (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2015	#1 Magnolia (10–0–0)	54–22	#16 Van (7–3–0)	#2 East Hardy (9–1–0)	23–20	#15 Bishop Donahue* (7–3–0)
	#3 South Harrison (9–1–0)	53–12	#14 Valley-Wetzel (7–3–0)	#4 Moorefield (9–1–0)	42–20	#13 Meadow Bridge (7–3–0)
	#12 Tug Valley (7–3–0)	38–28	#5 Man (8–2–0)	#11 St. Marys (8–2–0)	23–21	#6 Buffalo-Putnam (10–0–0)
	#7 Wheeling Central (9–1–0)	42–28	#10 Pendleton County (7–3–0)	#8 Williamstown (8–2–0)	21–14	#9 Pocahontas County (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Magnolia	14–13	Williamstown	East Hardy	16–14	Wheeling Central
	St. Marys	37–0	South Harrison	Moorefield	55–26	Tug Valley
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Magnolia	13–7	Moorefield	East Hardy	36–19	St. Marys
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Magnolia (4) (14–0–0)	62–0	#2 East Hardy (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2016	#1 East Hardy (10–0–0)	54–22	#16 Tyler Consolidated (6–4–0)	#8 Williamstown (8–2–0)	55–27	#9 South Harrison (9–1–0)
	#12 Pendleton County (8–2–0)	50–30	#5 Cameron (10–0–0)	#4 Tolsia (7–2–0)	26–20	#13 Tug Valley (7–3–0)
	#3 Fayetteville* (10–0–0)	28–0	#14 Van (6–4–0)	#6 Wheeling Central (8–1–0)	45–8	#11 Sherman (8–2–0)
	#7 Gilmer County (10–0–0)	34–20	#10 Summers County (8–2–0)	#2 St. Marys (10–0–0)	49–7	#15 Buffalo-Putnam (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	East Hardy	20–14	Williamstown	Pendleton County	46–16	Tolsia
	Fayetteville*	27–20	Wheeling Central	St. Marys	47–0	Gilmer County
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	East Hardy	48–20	Pendleton County	St. Marys	47–0	Fayetteville*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 St. Marys (2) (14–0–0)	23–8	#1 East Hardy (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2017	#1 East Hardy (10–0–0)	14–10	#16 Williamstown (5–4–0)	#9 Sherman (8–2–0)	37–14	#8 Weirton-Madonna (8–2–0)
	#11 Summers County (6–4–0)	28–0	#6 Webster County (9–1–0)	#3 Midland Trail (9–1–0)	35–7	#14 Fayetteville* (6–4–0)
	#4 Tug Valley (9–1–0)	30–29	#13 Pocahontas County (7–3–0)	#5 St. Marys (8–1–0)	44–14	#12 Doddridge (8–2–0)
	#10 Wheeling Central (6–4–0)	34–20	#7 Cameron (9–1–0)	#2 South Harrison (9–1–0)	58–19	#15 Richwood (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	East Hardy	42–14	Sherman	St. Marys	47–0	Tug Valley
	Wheeling Central	39–6	South Harrison	Summers County	6–0	Midland Trail
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	St. Marys	27–21	East Hardy	Wheeling Central	42–14	Summers County
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#10 Wheeling Central (15) (10–4–0)	40–21	#5 St. Marys (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2018	#1 Wheeling Central (9–1–0)	61–30	#16 Tyler Consolidated (6–4–0)	#9 Magnolia (7–3–0)	28–6	#8 Pendleton County (8–2–0)
	#5 Cameron (10–0–0)	30–12	#12 Van (8–2–0)	#4 Doddridge (10–0–0)	40–14	#13 Webster County (6–4–0)
	#3 Mt. View (9–1–0)	34–14	#14 Ritchie County (7–3–0)	#6 Williamstown (8–2–0)	27–12	#11 Summers County (7–3–0)
	#7 Sherman (9–1–0)	44–8	#10 Parkersburg Catholic (9–1–0)	#2 Midland Trail (10–0–0)	14–2	#15 Tucker County (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Wheeling Central	40–19	Magnolia	Doddridge	27–0	Cameron
	Williamstown	23–12	Mt. View	Midland Trail	20–14	Sherman
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Wheeling Central	47–7	Doddridge	Williamstown	56–8	Midland Trail
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Wheeling Central(16) (13–1–0)	44–15	#6 Williamstown (11–3–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2019	#1 Doddridge County (10–0–0)	57–7	#16 Weirton-Madonna (6–3–1)	#8 East Hardy (7–3–0)	12–7	#9 Midland Trail (6–4–0)
	#5 Williamstown (8–2–0)	42–0	#12 Tug Valley (6–3–0)	#4 Greenbrier West (9–1–0)	52–13	#13 Tygarts Valley (7–3–0)
	#3 Pendleton County (9–1–0)	26–7	#14 Moorefield (6–4–0)	#11 St. Marys (8–2–0)	51–28	#6 Cameron (7–3–0)
	#10 Wheeling Central (6–4–0)	13–12	#7 Tolsia (7–3–0)	#2 Ritchie County (9–1–0)	40–6	#15 South Harrison (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Doddridge County	21–6	East Hardy	Williamstown	34–22	Greenbrier West
	Pendleton County	13–2	St. Marys	Wheeling Central	13–0	Ritchie County
	Semi-finals	Score		Semi-finals	Score
	Doddridge County	27–3	Williamstown	Wheeling Central	27–7	Pendleton County
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#10 Wheeling Central(17) (10–4–0)	38–21	#1 Doddridge County (13–1–0)

In 2020 the COVID-19^[69]^{[circular reference]} epidemic effected the football season greatly. Health officials developed a map, which was published each Saturday, and used to determine which counties could participate in WVSSAC activities the upcoming week.^[70]

Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2020	#16 Tygarts Valley (7–2–0)	Tygarts Valley granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Mingo County	#1 Tug Valley (3–0–0)	#8 Pendleton County (5–2–0)	14–7	#9 Moorefield (4–2–0)
	#5 Midland Trail (4–1–0)	Midland Trail granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Putnam County	#12 Buffalo (5–2–0)	#4 St. Marys (8–1–0)	St. Marys granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Ohio County	#13 Wheeling Central (6–3–0)
	#14 East Hardy (5–2–0)	25–19	#3 Doddridge County (6–1–0)	#11 Tolsia (4–2–0)	Tolsia granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Wood County	#6 Williamstown (5–2–0)
	#7 Ritchie County (8–2–0)	16–7	#10 Wirt County (5–2–0)	#2 Greenbrier West (8–0–0)	58–0	#15 Weirton-Madonna (7–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Pendleton County	41–17	Tygarts Valley	St. Marys	52–49	Midland Trail
	East Hardy	both Hardy and Wayne Counties COVID-19 numbers were too high, so neither team could play and Ritchie was given a BYE in the quarter-final round	Tolsia	Ritchie County	38–29	Greenbrier West
	Semi-finals	Score		Semi-finals	Score
	St. Marys	21–7	Pendleton County	Ritchie County	Ritchie granted BYE due to effects of COVID-19 in quarter-finals	BYE
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#4 St. Marys(3)	St. Marys granted championship due to COVID-19 numbers in Ritchie County	#7 Ritchie County

2021-2023

Year	First Round	Score		First Round	Score
2021	#16 Gilmer County (7–4–0)	19–14	#1 Cameron (9–1–0)	#8 Wheeling Central (8–3–0)	35–7	#9 Moorefield (7–4–0)
	#5 Mount View (10–1–0)	18–6	#12 Sherman (6–5–0)	#4 Ritchie County (10–1–0)	46–14	#13 Clay-Battelle (8–3–0)
	#3 East Hardy (10–1–0)	45–6	#14 Meadow Bridge (6–5–0)	#6 Williamstown (9–2–0)	48–20	#11 Greenbrier West (6–5–0)
	#7 James Monroe (8–3–0)	32–0	#10 Trinity (Morgantown) (7–3–0)	#2 Doddridge County (10–1–0)	40–21	#15 Midland Trail (6–5–0)
	Quarterfinal	Score		Quarterfinal	Score
	Wheeling Central (9–3–0)	55–0	Gilmer County (7–5–0)	Ritchie County (11–1–0)	34–6	Mount View (10–2–0)
	Williamstown (10–2–0)	44–24	East Hardy (10–2–0)	Doddridge County (11–1–0)	14–0	James Monroe (8–4–0)
	Semifinal	Score		Semifinal	Score
	Ritchie County (12–1–0)	20–16	Wheeling Central (9–4–0)	Williamstown (11–2–0)	43–0	Doddridge County (11–2–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-Up
	#4 Ritchie County (13–1–0)	42–21	#6 Williamstown (11–3–0)
Year	First Round	Score		First Round	Score
2022	#1 James Monroe (10–0–0)	37–13	#16 Petersburg (7–3–0)	#8 Greenbrier West (8–1–0)	35–0	#9 South Harrison (7–3–0)
	#2 Williamstown (8–1–0)	49–6	#15 Clay-Battelle (7–2–0)	#10 East Hardy (8–2–0)	34–6	#7 Tucker County (9–1–0)
	#3 Cameron (10–0–0)	20–6	#14 Tyler Consolidated (6–3–0)	#11 Doddridge County (8–2–0)	43–0	#6 Van (10–0–0)
	#4 Wahama (10–0–0)	52–21	#13 St. Mary's (7–3–0)	#5 Wheeling Central (8–1–0)	41–7	#12 Man (7–3–0)
	Quarterfinals	Score		Quarterfinals	Score
	James Monroe	48–13	Greenbrier West	Williamstown	49–6	East Hardy
	Doddridge County	21–6	Cameron	Wheeling Central	48–14	Wahama
	Semifinals	Score		Semifinals	Score
	James Monroe	27–7	Wheeling Central	Williamstown	53–21	Doddridge County
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Williamstown(3)	52–20	#1 James Monroe
Year	First Round	Score		First Round	Score
2023	#1 James Monroe (8–1–0)	48–15	#16 Sherman (6–4–0)	#2 Tucker County (10–0–0)	46–6	#15 Midland Trail (5–5–0)
	#3 Williamstown (10–0–0)	49–6	#14 Doddridge County (6–4–0)	#4 Greenbrier West (10–0–0)	49–0	#13 Wirt County (6–4–0)
	#5 Wahama (10–0–0)	65–14	#12 Summers County (6–4–0)	#11 East Hardy (6–3–0)	38–30	#6 St. Mary's (9–1–0)
	#7 Tug Valley (8–2–0)	28–26	#10 Tyler Consolidated (8–2–0)	#8 Cameron (9–1–0)	40–8	#9 Man (7–3–0)
	Quarterfinals	Score		Quarterfinals	Score
	James Monroe	17–0	Cameron	Tucker County	42–0	Tug Valley
	Williamstown	48–15	East Hardy	Greenbrier West	22–20	Wahama
	Semifinals	Score		Semifinals	Score
	Greenbrier West	27–7	James Monroe	Williamstown	45–8	Tucker County
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Williamstown(4)	42–12	#4 Greenbrier West

Class AA

Two-Team Playoff (1958–1971)

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up
1958	Roosevelt Wilson* (7–2–0)^[16]	19–12	Sissonville (6–4–0)
1959	Mt. Hope* (8–1–2)^[67] and Mullens* (2) (8–2–1)^[42]	0–0	Co-champions
1960	Mt. Hope* (2) (9–0–2)^[67] and Williamson* (3) (9–1–1)^[21]	7–7	Co-champions
1961	Williamson* (4) (9–2–0)^[21]	20–13	Mt. Hope* (10–1–0)
1962	Keyser (2) (10–1–0)	35–20	Nicholas County (9–1–0)
1963	Ceredo-Kenova* (9–2–0)^[68]	19–13	Hinton* (8–2–1)^[41]
1964	Magnolia (2) (8–3–0)	15–7	Mt. Hope* (8–3–0)^[67]
1965	Ceredo-Kenova* (2) (11–0–0)^[68]	26–6	Mt. Hope* (8–2–0)^[67]
1966	Gary* (9–2–0)^[44]	33–14	Ceredo-Kenova* (9–2–0)^[68]
1967	Ceredo-Kenova* (3) (11–0–0)^[68]	47–13	Monongah* (10–1–0)^[18]
1968	Hinton* (2) (10–1–0)^[41]	9–0	Oceana* (9–2–0)^[71]
1969	Keyser (3) (10–1–0)	21–20	Winfield (10–1–0)
1970	Gary* (2) (11–0–0)^[44]	33–14	Oceana* (10–1–0)^[71]
1971	Ceredo-Kenova* (4) (9–1–1)^[68]	14–8	Oceana* (9–2–0)^[71]

Four-Team Playoff (1972–1977)

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1972	#1 Magnolia (9–1–0)	26–16	#4 Scott (9–1–0)	#2 Ravenswood (10–0–0)	35–14	#3 Ceredo-Kenova* (9–0–1)^[68]
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Ravenswood (3) (12–0–0)	14–6	#1 Magnolia (10–2–0)
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1973	#1 Northfork* (10–0–0)	14–7	#4 Vinson* (9–1–0)	#3 Ceredo-Kenova* (8–1–1)	12–6	#2 Magnolia (9–1–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Northfork* (12–0–0)^[44]	14–13	#4 Ceredo-Kenova* (9–2–1)^[68]
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1974	#1 Ceredo-Kenova* (10–0–0)^[68]	28–12	#4 Montgomery* (9–1–0)	#2 Northfork* (9–0–0)	32–0	#3 Stoco* (10–0–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Ceredo-Kenova* (5) (12–0–0)^[68]	34–14	#2 Northfork* (10–1–0)^[44]
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1975	#1 Ceredo-Kenova* (9–1–0)^[68]	6–0(ot)	#4 Vinson* (7–3–0)	#3 Sherman (9–1–0)	40–0	#2 Doddridge (10–0–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Ceredo-Kenova* (6) (11–1–0)^[68]	18–6	#3 Sherman (10–2–0)
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1976	#2 Ravenswood (9–1–0)	28–0	#3 Winfield (9–1–0)	#1 Big Creek* (10–0–0)	28–6	#4 Greenbrier West (8–1–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Ravenswood (4) (11–1–0)	15–7	#1 Big Creek* (11–1–0)^[45]
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1977	#1 Poca (10–0–0)	20–6	#4 Ceredo-Kenova* (10–0–0)^[68]	#2 Man (9–1–0)	14–8(ot)	#3 Greenbrier West (9–1–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Poca (12–0–0)	20–6	#2 Man (10–2–0)

Eight-Team Playoff (1978–1990)

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1978	#3 Ceredo-Kenova* (9–1–0)^[68]	22–6	#6 Magnolia (8–2–0)	#1 Poca (10–0–0)	7–3	#8 Ravenswood (7–3–0)
	#2 Man (9–1–0)	28–20	#7 Greenbrier West (8–2–0)	#5 Central Preston* (9–1–0)	15–12	#4 Wayne (8–2–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Ceredo-Kenova*	28–7	Man	Poca	39–0	Central Preston*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Ceredo-Kenova* (7) (12–1–0)^[68]	21–6	#1 Poca (12–1–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1979	#2 Wheeling Central (9–1–0)	28–25	#7 Poca (7–2–0)	#1 Buffalo-Wayne* (10–0–0)	21–19	#8 Williamstown (8–2–0)
	#5 Man (8–2–0)	21–7	#4 Iaeger* (10–0–0)	#3 Big Creek* (8–1–0)	14–6	#6 Central Preston* (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Wheeling Central	31–0	Big Creek*	Buffalo-Wayne*	20–0	Man
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Wheeling Central (6) (12–1–0)	39–21	#1 Buffalo Wayne* (12–1–0)^[48]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1980	#1 Ceredo-Kenova* (9–1–0)	26–6	#8 Valley-Fayette* (8–2–0)	#2 Man (9–1–0)	21–6	#7 Hinton* (9–1–0)
	#3 Poca (9–1–0)	21–7	#6 University (8–2–0)	#5 Big Creek* (9–1–0)	30–0	#4 Midland Trail (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Man	28–14	Poca	Ceredo-Kenova*	21–6	Big Creek*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Ceredo-Kenova* (8) (12–1–0)^[68]	18–13	#2 Man (11–2–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1981	#1 Magnolia (9–1–0)	55–6	#8 Poca (8–2–0)	#2 Musselman (9–1–0)	36–8	#7 Iaeger* (10–0–0)
	#3 Ceredo-Kenova* (9–1–0)	21–6	#6 Greenbrier West (9–1–0)	#5 Man (9–1–0)	26–0	#4 Milton* (8–2–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Magnolia	22–19(ot)	Man	Ceredo-Kenova*	26–6	Musselman
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Ceredo-Kenova* (9) (12–1–0)^[68]	22–15	#1 Magnolia (11–2–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1982	#1 Greenbrier West (10–0–0)	26–0	#8 Northfork* (8–2–0)	#2 Musselman (10–0–0)	26–21	#7 South Harrison (9–1–0)
	#3 Central Preston* (9–1–0)	20–6	#6 Winfield (9–1–0)	#5 Ceredo-Kenova* (8–2–0)	20–8	#4 Richwood (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Ceredo-Kenova*	9–6	Greenbrier West	Musselman	24–0	Central Preston*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Musselman (2) (13–0–0)	12–7	#5 Ceredo-Kenova* (10–3–0)^[68]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1983	#1 Grafton (9–1–0)	31–13	#8 Calhoun County (9–1–0)	#7 Ceredo-Kenova* (8–2–0)	14–8	#2 Greenbrier West (10–0–0)
	#3 Winfield (9–1–0)	37–30	#6 Magnolia (8–2–0)	#4 Musselman (8–1–1)	28–8	#5 Frankfort (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Musselman	40–7	Grafton	Ceredo-Kenova*	30–8	Winfield
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#7 Ceredo-Kenova* (10) (11–2–0)^[68]	34–15	#4 Musselman (10–2–1)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1984	#1 Man (9–1–0)	38–0	#8 Big Creek* (7–1–0)	#7 Grafton (8–2–0)	27–22	#2 Winfield (9–1–0)
	#3 Bridgeport (8–2–0)	13–7	#6 Buffalo-Wayne* (9–1–0)	#5 St. Marys (10–0–0)	28–0	#4 Musselman (8–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Man	34–0	St. Marys	Grafton	7–6	Bridgeport
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#7 Grafton (3) (11–2–0)	14–10	#1 Man (11–2–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1985	#1 Winfield (10–0–0)	47–14	#8 Poca (7–3–0)	#2 Buffalo-Wayne* (10–0–0)	12–8	#7 Oceana* (8–2–0)
	#3 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	20–0	#6 Spencer* (8–1–0)	#5 Tucker County (8–2–0)	21–20	#4 Chapmanville (10–0–0)
	Semi-finals	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Winfield	12–0	Tucker County	Buffalo-Wayne*	20–0	Bridgeport
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Winfield (13–0–0)	28–6	#2 Buffalo Wayne* (12–1–0)^[48]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1986	#1 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	21–13	#8 Magnolia (7–3–0)	#2 Independence (10–0–0)	12–0	#7 Man (7–3–0)
	#3 Tucker County (9–1–0)	34–13	#6 Valley-Fayette* (9–1–0)	#5 Winfield (9–1–0)	23–21	#4 Chapmanville (10–0–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bridgeport	10–8	Winfield	Tucker County	20–19	Independence
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Bridgeport (4) (12–1–0)	10–7	#3 Tucker County (11–2–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1987	#1 Winfield (10–0–0)	29–7	#8 University (8–2–0)	#7 Bridgeport (7–3–0)	13–0	#2 Greenbrier West (10–0–0)
	#3 Tucker County (9–1–0)	22–13	#6 Sissonville (8–2–0)	#5 Grafton (8–2–0)	17–14	#4 Buffalo-Wayne* (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Winfield	42–6	Grafton	Tucker County	26–20(ot)	Bridgeport
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Winfield (2) (13–0–0)	48–14	#3 Tucker County (11–2–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1988	#1 Bridgeport (10–0–0)	22–0	#8 East Bank* (7–3–0)	#2 Magnolia (9–1–0)	35–21	#7 Sissonville (8–2–0)
	#3 Winfield (9–1–0)	33–7	#6 Buffalo-Wayne* (9–1–0)	#4 Musselman (9–1–0)	14–7	#5 Ceredo-Kenova* (9–1–0)^[68]
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bridgeport	35–0	Musselman	Winfield	27–19	Magnolia
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Bridgeport (5) (13–0–0)	29–28 (4OT)	#3 Winfield (11–2–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1989	#1 Man (8–0–0)	35–7	#8 Grafton (8–2–0)	#2 Bridgeport (10–0–0)	27–8	#7 Frankfort (9–1–0)
	#3 Musselman (10–0–0)	42–20	#6 Midland Trail (9–1–0)	#4 East Bank* (9–1–0)	34–7	#5 Williamstown (10–0–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	East Bank*	15–14	Man	Musselman	14–7	Bridgeport
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#4 East Bank* (4) (12–1–0)^[72]	14–9	#3 Musselman (12–1–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1990	#1 East Bank (10–0–0)	35–6	#8 Midland Trail (9–1–0)	#2 Spencer* (10–0–0)	24–8	#7 Frankfort (10–0–0)
	#3 Oceana* (9–1–0)	16–13	#6 Bridgeport (8–2–0)	#5 Wheeling Central (10–0–0)	13–10	#4 Grafton (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	East Bank*	28–10	Wheeling Central	Spencer*	16–8	Oceana*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 East Bank* (5) (13–0–0)^[72]	15–12	#2 Spencer* (12–1–0)^[73]

Sixteen-Team Playoff (1991–2023)

1991-2000

(*school no longer exists)

Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1991	#1 Spencer* (10–0–0)	37–0	#16 Grafton (6–4–0)	#9 Sherman (8–2–0)	22–11	#8 Musselman (8–2–0)
	#4 Buffalo-Wayne* (10–0–0)	46–6	#13 Clay County (8–2–0)	#5 Wheeling Central (9–1–0)	26–8	#12 Gilbert* (7–2–0)
	#2 Magnolia (9–1–0)	26–0	#15 Sissonville (7–3–0)	#7 Bridgeport (7–3–0)	3–0	#10 Frankfort (7–3–0)
	#3 Greenbrier West (10–0–0)	22–0	#14 Independence (6–4–0)	#6 East Bank* (7–3–0)	7–0	#11 Man (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Spencer*	38–0	Sherman	Buffalo-Wayne*	19–0	Wheeling Central
	Magnolia	16–3	Bridgeport	Greenbrier West	27–0	East Bank*
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Spencer*	35–14	Buffalo-Wayne*	Greenbrier West	6–0	Magnolia
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Spencer* (14–0–0)^[73]	31–22	#3 Greenbrier West (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1992	#1 South Harrison (10–0–0)	35–0	#16 Grafton (6–4–0)	#3 Magnolia (10–0–0)	28–0	#14 Richwood (7–3–0)
	#15 Pocahontas County (7–3–0)	26–7	#2 Musselman (10–0–0)	#4 East Bank* (8–2–0)	14–8	#13 Ritchie County (8–2–0)
	#12 Wheeling Central (7–3–0)	30–0	#5 Greenbrier West (9–1–0)	#11 Poca (7–3–0)	12–6	#6 Clay County (9–1–0)
	#7 Sissonville (8–2–0)	21–0	#10 Iaeger* (9–1–0)	#8 Buffalo-Wayne* (8–2–0)	19–0	#9 Webster County (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Buffalo-Wayne*	7–6	South Harrison	Sissonville	17–6	Pocahontas County
	Magnolia	31–16	Poca	East Bank*	29–27	Wheeling Central
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Buffalo-Wayne*	6–0	East Bank*	Magnolia	24–0	Sissonville
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#8 Buffalo Wayne* (12–2–0)^[48]	7–3	#3 Magnolia (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1993	#6 Tyler Consolidated (8–2–0)	20–0	#11 Bridgeport (6–4–0)	#9 St. Marys (7–3–0)	20–13	#8 South Harrison (6–3–1)
	#2 East Bank* (9–1–0)	14–3	#15 Petersburg (7–3–0)	#4 Wayne (9–1–0)	12–7	#13 Frankfort (7–3–0)
	#5 Iaeger* (9–1–0)	14–7	#12 Pocahontas County (7–3–0)	#7 Richwood (8–2–0)	20–17	#10 Lincoln (6–4–0)
	#1 Magnolia (9–1–0)	34–6	#16 Oceana* (6–4–0)	#14 Musselman (6–4–0)	28–26	#3 Poca (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	East Bank*	28–14	Richwood	Wayne	12–7	Tyler Consolidated
	Musselman	15–12	Iaeger*	Magnolia	42–0	St. Marys
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	East Bank*	14–6	Wayne	Magnolia	31–0	Musselman
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 East Bank* (6) (13–1–0)^[72]	16–14	#1 Magnolia (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1994	#1 Sissonville (9–1–0)	20–14	#16 Lincoln (6–4–0)	#9 Midland Trail (8–2–0)	14–12	#8 Tug Valley (8–2–0)
	#4 Ritchie County (9–1–0)	31–0	#13 Duval* (7–3–0)	#5 Bluefield (7–3–0)	28–7	#12 Tucker County (7–3–0)
	#15 Iaeger* (7–3–0)	26–16	#2 Independence (9–1–0)	#7 Frankfort (9–1–0)	29–0	#10 Ravenswood (7–3–0)
	#6 Bridgeport (8–2–0)	21–14	#11 East Bank* (6–4–0)	#3 Poca (8–2–0)	7–6	#14 Sherman (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Sissonville	8–7	Midland Trail	Ritchie County	27–23	Bluefield
	Frankfort	21–7	Iaeger*	Poca	19–7	Bridgeport
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Sissonville	21–20	Ritchie County	Poca	28–0	Frankfort
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Poca (2) (12–2–0)	19–0	#1 Sissonville (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1995	#16 Musselman (6–4–0)	19–8	#1 South Harrison (9–1–0)	#2 Poca (9–1–0)	20–0	#15 Grafton (7–3–0)
	#3 Bluefield (7–2–0)	32–8	#14 East Bank* (6–3–0)	#13 Tolsia (8–2–0)	10–0	#4 Frankfort (9–0–0)
	#12 Duval* (7–2–0)	28–7	#5 James Monroe (8–2–0)	#6 Bridgeport (8–2–0)	35–0	#11 Iaeger* (9–1–0)
	#10 Midland Trail (8–2–0)	28–27	#7 Ritchie County (10–0–0)	#9 Greenbrier West (8–2–0)	7–0	#8 Summers County (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Duval*	34–12	Tolsia	Bluefield	14–7	Bridgeport
	Musselman	38–7	#9 Greenbrier West	Poca	28–9	Midland Trail
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Musselman	29–22	Duval*	Bluefield	28–7	Poca
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#16 Musselman (3) (10–4–0)	19–0	#3 Bluefield (10–3–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1996	#16 Tucker County (5–4–0)	38–13	#1 Grafton (10–0–0)	#8 Keyser (7–3–0)	42–6	#9 James Monroe (7–3–0)
	#13 Ravenswood (7–3–0)	14–8	#4 Frankfort (10–0–0)	#5 Poca (9–1–0)	34–7	Liberty-Harrison (6–3–0)
	#3 East Bank* (9–1–0)	65–3	#14 Pike View (7–3–0)	#6 Tolsia (9–1–0)	34–7	#11 Braxton County (8–2–0)
	#7 Iaeger* (8–2–0)	27–14	#10 Buffalo-Wayne* (7–3–0)	#2 Bluefield (9–1–0)	73–8	#15 Ritchie County
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Keyser	27–7	Tucker County	Poca	29–0	Ravenswood
	East Bank*	30–7	Tolsia	Bluefield	41–14	Iaeger*
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Poca	14–0	Keyser	East Bank*	22–14	Bluefield
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 East Bank* (7) (13–1–0)^[72]	20–14	#5 Poca (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1997	#1 Bluefield (10–0–0)	32–20	#16 Liberty-Harrison (6–4–0)	#8 Man (6–3–0)	33–14	#9 Clay County (8–2–0)
	#12 Keyser (7–3–0)	7–3	#5 Frankfort (9–1–0)	#4 Weir (8–2–0)	42–14	#13 Summers County (7–3–0)
	#3 Tolsia (10–0–0)	34–14	#14 Chapmanville (7–3–0)	#6 Magnolia (8–2–0)	13–10	#11 East Bank* (7–3–0)
	#7 Richwood (8–2–0)	26–2	#10 Greenbrier West (8–2–0)	#2 Grafton (10–0–0)	46–28	#15 Liberty-Raleigh (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Bluefield	27–7	Man	Weir	43–18	Keyser
	Magnolia	7–6	Tolsia	Grafton	21–0	Richwood
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bluefield	28–14	Weir	Grafton	25–20	Magnolia
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Bluefield (7) (14–0–0)	42–13	#2 Grafton (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1998	#1 DuPont* (9–1–0)	49–14	#16 Liberty-Raleigh	#8 East Bank* (8–2–0)	40–14	#9 Mt. View (8–2–0)
	#5 Tucker County (9–1–0)	41–13	#12 Shady Spring (9–1–0)	#4 James Monroe (10–0–0)	42–18	#13 Richwood (8–2–0)
	#3 Magnolia (10–0–0)	55–0	#14 Ritchie County (8–2–0)	#11 Bridgeport (7–3–0)	28–19	#6 Ravenswood (9–1–0)
	#7 Tyler Consolidated (9–1–0)	28–21	#10 Scott (10–0–0)	#2 Weir (10–0–0)	49–13	South Harrison (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	DuPont*	21–20	East Bank*	James Monroe	39–13	Tucker County
	Magnolia	35–34 (ot)	Bridgeport	Weir	41–12	Tyler Consolidated
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	DuPont*	21–14	James Monroe	Weir	20–7	Magnolia
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Weir (5) (14–0–0)	20–17	#1 DuPont* (12–2–0)^[72]
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1999	#1 Bluefield (9–1–0)	21–6	#16 Mt. View (6–4–0)	#8 Liberty-Harrison (7–3–0)	14–9	#9 Clay County (8–2–0)
	#5 Shady Spring (9–1–0)	20–9	#12 Webster County (8–2–0)	#4 Grafton (9–1–0)	21–7	#13 Poca (6–4–0)
	#11 Tyler Consolidated	21–9	#6 Bridgeport (7–3–0)	#3 James Monroe (9–0–0)	42–26	#14 Wayne (7–3–0)
	#2 Wyoming East (10–0–0)	40–13	#15 South Harrison (6–4–0)	#7 Sherman (8–2–0)	47–20	#10 Chapmanville (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Bluefield	71–46	Liberty-Harrison	Grafton	14–13	Shady Spring
	James Monroe	45–17	Tyler Consolidated	Wyoming East	76–12	Sherman
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bluefield	24–17	Grafton	Wyoming East	31–24	James Monroe
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Wyoming East (14–0–0)	57–21	#1 Bluefield (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2000	#1 Bridgeport (10–0–0)	48–8	#16 Sherman (7–3–0)	#8 Tyler Consolidated (8–2–0)	32–6	#9 Williamstown (8–2–0)
	#4 Shady Spring (8–1–0)	34–7	#13 Magnolia (7–3–0)	#5 Oak Hill (8–2–0)	27–7	#12 Independence (7–3–0)
	#14 Winfield (7–3–0)	17–14(ot)	#3 Clay County (10–0–0)	#11 Iaeger* (8–2–0)	22–6	#6 Greenbrier West (9–1–0)
	#7 Wyoming East (8–2–0)	34–6	#10 Ritchie County (8–2–0)	#2 Wayne (10–0–0)	21–11	#15 Frankfort (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Bridgeport	42–12	Tyler Consolidated	Shady Spring	25–13	Oak Hill
	Iaeger*	36–7	Winfield	Wayne	14–13(ot)	Wyoming East
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bridgeport	42–7	Shady Spring	Wayne	33–8	Iaeger*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Bridgeport (6) (14–0–0)	14–6	#2 Wayne (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score

2001-2010

	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
2001	#1 Bridgeport (10–0–0)	50–7	#16 Grafton (6–4–0)	#15 Mt. View (6–4–0)	14–12	#2 Wayne (9–0–0)
	#14 Clay County (7–3–0)	7–0	#3 Ravenswood (9–1–0)	#4 Williamstown (9–1–0)	28–6	#13 Iaeger* (8–2–0)
	#5 Oak Hill (8–2–0)	36–35	#12 James Monroe (7–3–0)	#6 Poca (7–3–0)	27–7	#11 Tolsia (7–3–0)
	#10 Magnolia (7–3–0)	17–13	#7 Frankfort (7–3–0)	#8 Wyoming East (7–3–0)	6–0	#9 Independence (8–2–0)
	Bridgeport	38–6	Wyoming East	Magnolia	15–11	Mt. View
	Poca	42–13	Clay County	Williamstown	34–20	Oak Hill
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bridgeport	41–20	Williamstown	Poca	35–0	Magnolia
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#6 Poca (3) (11–3–0)	21–7	#1 Bridgeport (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2002	#1 James Monroe (10–0–0)	18–0	#16 Braxton County (6–4–0)	#9 Bluefield (6–4–0)	63–6	#8 Webster County (9–1–0)
	#5 Wayne (8–2–0)	20–12	#12 Mt. View (6–3–0)	#4 Frankfort (8–2–0)	48–0	#13 Berkeley Springs (7–3–0)
	#6 Poca (7–3–0)	24–13	#11 Oak Hill (7–3–0)	#14 Herbert Hoover (7–3–0)	13–6	#3 Bridgeport (9–1–0)
	#10 Ravenswood (7–3–0)	20–0	#7 Liberty-Raleigh (8–2–0)	#2 Keyser (9–1–0)	42–6	#15 Iaeger* (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Bluefield	3–0	James Monroe	Wayne	22–6	Frankfort
	Poca	15–12	Herbert Hoover	Keyser	34–28	Ravenswood
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bluefield	10–0	Wayne	Poca	21–13	Keyser
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#7 Poca (4) (11–3–0)	27–7	#9 Bluefield (9–5–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2003	#1 Bluefield (8–1–0)	61–16	#16 Oak Hill (6–4–0)	#8 Weir (8–2–0)	17–7	#9 Clay County (8–2–0)
	#5 Westside (9–1–0)	28–0	#12 Liberty-Raleigh (8–2–0)	#13 Wayne (7–3–0)	20–19	#4 Scott (9–1–0)
	#14 Bridgeport (7–3–0)	30–7	#3 Frankfort (8–2–0)	#11 Mt. View (8–2–0)	27–26	#6 Tyler Consolidated (8–2–0)
	#10 Ravenswood (8–2–0)	8–7	#7 Keyser (7–3–0)	#2 Poca (8–2–0)	46–20	#15 James Monroe (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Bluefield	37–30(ot)	Weir	Westside	24–16	Wayne
	Mt. View	35–7	Bridgeport	Poca	14–7	Ravenswood
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bluefield	35–8	Westside	Poca	24–2	Mt. View
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Poca (5) (12–2–0)	21–20(ot)	#1 Bluefield (11–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2004	#1 Bluefield (10–0–0)	58–0	#16 Mt. View (6–3–0)	#8 Keyser (7–3–0)	53–16	#9 Sherman (8–2–0)
	#4 James Monroe (9–1–0)	12–10	#13 Liberty-Raleigh (7–3–0)	#5 Weir (8–2–0)	57–14	#12 Lincoln (7–3–0)
	#3 Ravenswood (9–1–0)	35–12	#14 Winfield (6–4–0)	#6 Shady Spring (8–2–0)	48–0	#11 Clay County (7–3–0)
	#7 Braxton County (9–1–0)	53–21	#10 Westside (8–2–0)	#2 Wayne (10–0–0)	41–10	#15 Scott (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Bluefield	36–7	Keyser	Weir	63–23	James Monroe
	Shady Spring	14–7	Ravenswood	Wayne	47–21	Braxton County
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bluefield	21–20(ot)	Weir	Wayne	33–6	Shady Spring
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Bluefield (8) (14–0–0)	69–24	#2 Wayne (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2005	#1 Wayne (10–0–0)	83–42	#16 Liberty-Raleigh (6–4–0)	#2 James Monroe (10–0–0)	61–7	#15 Winfield (5–5–0)
	#14 Grafton (5–5–0)	29–27	#3 Herbert Hoover (9–1–0)	#4 Weir (9–1–0)	66–0	#13 Logan (5–5–0)
	#5 Scott (9–1–0)	21–6	#12 Berkeley Springs (5–5–0)	#11 Bluefield (5–4–0)	24–8	#6 Liberty-Harrison (9–1–0)
	#7 Tolsia (7–3–0)	27–8	#10 Independence (7–3–0)	#9 Magnolia (7–3–0)	49–14	#8 Mt. View (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Wayne	49–13	Magnolia	Weir	34–8	Scott
	Bluefield	35–0	Grafton	James Monroe	34–27	Tolsia
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Weir	22–7	Wayne	Bluefield	24–14	James Monroe
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#4 Weir (6) (13–1–0)	40–0	#11 Bluefield (8–5–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2006	#1 James Monroe (10–0–0)	55–8	#16 Independence (7–3–0)	#8 Keyser (7–3–0)	41–6	#9 Magnolia (7–3–0)
	#4 Tolsia (8–2–0)	35–8	#13 Wyoming East (7–3–0)	#5 Bluefield (6–3–0)	46–6	#12 Liberty-Harrison (7–3–0)
	#2 Scott (9–1–0)	42–7	#15 Sissonville (6–4–0)	#7 Grafton (7–3–0)	33–14	#10 Mt. View (7–3–0)
	#3 Wayne (8–2–0)	34–8	#14 Roane County (7–3–0)	#6 Poca (7–3–0)	50–6	#11 Webster County (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	James Monroe	24–0	Keyser	Tolsia	15–14	Bluefield
	Grafton	23–0	Scott	Wayne	13–0	Poca
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Tolsia	7–6	James Monroe	Wayne	14–7	Grafton
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Wayne (12–2–0)	33–6	#4 Tolsia (11–3–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2007	#1 Bluefield (9–0–0)	52–20	#16 Roane County (5–5–0)	#9 Chapmanville Regional^[74] (7–3–0)	18–14	#9 Keyser (7–3–0)
	#5 Scott (7–3–0)	40–27	#12 Sissonville (6–4–0)	#4 Berkeley Springs (8–2–0)	55–40	#13 Logan (6–4–0)
	#3 James Monroe (9–1–0)	48–6	#14 Tolsia (6–4–0)	#6 Magnolia (8–2–0)	26–0	#11 Wyoming East (7–3–0)
	#7 Tyler Consolidated (8–2–0)	42–14	#10 Liberty-Raleigh (7–3–0)	#2 Wayne (10–0–0)	34–20	#15 Grafton (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Bluefield	41–18	Chapmanville Regional^[74]	Scott	54–20	Berkeley Springs
	James Monroe	13–7	Magnolia	Wayne	35–15	Tyler Consolidated
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bluefield	41–6	Scott	James Monroe	21–14	Wayne
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Bluefield (9) (13–0–0)	20–12	#3 James Monroe (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2008	#1 Keyser (9–0–0)	47–0	#16 Wyoming East (6–4–0)	#8 Magnolia (7–3–0)	21–20	#9 Point Pleasant (7–3–0)
	#4 Weir (8–2–0)	23–14	#13 Independence (7–3–0)	#12 James Monroe (7–3–0)	33–0	#5 Chapmanville Regional^[74] (8–2–0)
	#2 Grafton (9–1–0)	41–16	#15 Philip Barbour (6–4–0)	#3 Wayne (9–1–0)	22–0	#14 Shady Spring (6–4–0)
	#7 Ravenswood (8–2–0)	46–22	#10 Webster County (8–2–0)	#11 Bluefield (6–4–0)	39–14	#6 Scott (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Magnolia	23–19	Keyser	James Monroe	14–7	Weir
	Grafton	41–7	Ravenswood	Wayne	41–35	Bluefield
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Magnolia	13–7	James Monroe	Grafton	42–12	Wayne
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Grafton (4) (13–1–0)	56–25	#8 Magnolia (9–4–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2009	#1 Wayne (10–0–0)	34–12	#16 Oak Glen (6–4–0)	#8 Ravenswood (8–2–0)	24–14	#9 James Monroe (8–2–0)
	#4 Frankfort (9–1–0)	42–16	#13 Herbert Hoover (6–4–0)	#12 Pike View (7–3–0)	34–21	#5 Westside (9–1–0)
	#2 Magnolia (10–0–0)	57–8	#15 Roane County (6–4–0)	#7 Keyser (7–3–0)	29–6	#10 Point Pleasant (7–3–0)
	#3 Sherman (10–0–0)	48–21	#14 Chapmanville Regional^[74] (6–4–0)	#6 Bluefield (8–2–0)	62–24	#11 Liberty-Raleigh (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Wayne	27–0	Ravenswood	Frankfort	35–14	Pike View
	Magnolia	9–0	Keyser	Bluefield	25–18	Sherman
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Wayne	27–21	Frankfort	Bluefield	13–10	Magnolia
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#6 Bluefield (10) (12–2–0)	27–7	#1 Wayne (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2010	#1 Ravenswood (10–0–0)	63–14	#16 Poca (6–4–0)	#9 Roane County (8–2–0)	33–28	#8 Point Pleasant (7–3–0)
	#4 Bluefield (9–1–0)	42–0	#13 Liberty-Harrison (7–3–0)	#5 Wayne (8–2–0)	34–8	#12 Shady Spring (7–3–0)
	#2 Magnolia (10–0–0)	62–0	#15 Tug Valley (8–2–0)	#10 Chapmanville Regional^[74] (7–3–0)	30–14	#7 Pike View (8–2–0)
	#3 Greenbrier West (10–0–0)	42–10	#14 Herbert Hoover (6–4–0)	#11 Frankfort (7–3–0)	32–22	#6 River View (8–1–1)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Ravenswood	48–20	Roane County	Bluefield	54–8	Wayne
	Magnolia	56–14	Chapmanville Regional^[74]	Greenbrier West	21–15	Frankfort
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Ravenswood	24–19	Bluefield	Magnolia	41–7	Greenbrier West
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Magnolia (3) (14–0–0)	28–13	#1 Ravenswood (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score

2011-2020

Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2011	#1 Point Pleasant (10–0–0)	41–0	#16 Ritchie County (6–4–0)	#9 Oak Glen (9–1–0)	28–20	#8 Roane County (8–2–0)
	#12 Braxton County (7–3–0)	42–14	#5 Greenbrier West (9–1–0)	#13 Chapmanville Regional^[74] (7–3–0)	26–7	#4 Lincoln (9–1–0)
	#2 Shady Spring (10–0–0)	34–22	#15 Scott (6–4–0)	#10 River View (8–2–0)	28–23	#7 Ravenswood (8–2–0)
	#6 Wayne (8–2–0)	56–14	#11 Grafton (7–3–0)	#14 Keyser (6–4–0)	48–6	#3 Westside (9–1–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Point Pleasant	66–40	Oak Glen	Chapmanville Regional^[74]	20–14	Braxton County
	Shady Spring	33–26	River View	Wayne	38–8	Keyser
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Point Pleasant	33–13	Chapmanville Regional^[74]	Wayne	52–9	Shady Spring
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#6 Wayne (2) (12–2–0)	34–7	#1 Point Pleasant (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2012	#1 Wayne (10–0–0)	63–24	#16 Clay County	#9 Nicholas County (6–3–0)	31–7	#8 Ritchie County (7–3–0)
	#4 Robert C. Byrd (9–1–0)	27–21	#13 Braxton County (6–4–0)	#5 Bluefield (8–2–0)	63–27	#12 Roane County (6–4–0)
	#2 Keyser (9–1–0)	61–14	#15 Mingo Central (5–5–0)	#7 Scott (7–3–0)	46–16	#10 Wyoming East (7–3–0)
	#3 Bridgeport (7–2–0)	54–6	#14 River View (6–4–0)	#6 Frankfort (8–2–0)	38–7	#11 Summers County (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Wayne	47–0	Nicholas County	Robert C. Byrd	34–20	Bluefield
	Keyser	53–8	Scott	Bridgeport	28–0	Frankfort
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Wayne	18–0	Robert C. Byrd	Keyser	42–14	Bridgeport
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Wayne (3) (14–0–0)	35–0	#2 Keyser (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2013	#1 Wayne (10–0–0)	53–25	#16 Philip Barbour (6–4–0)	#8 Sissonville (9–1–0)	28–18	#9 Mingo Central (8–2–0)
	#12 Ritchie County (7–3–0)	24–14	#5 Summers County	#13 Robert C. Byrd (7–3–0)	21–17	#4 Frankfort (8–2–0)
	#3 Bluefield (8–2–0)	31–14	#14 Ravenswood (6–4–0)	#11 Nicholas County (8–2–0)	35–14	#6 Wyoming East (9–1–0)
	#7 Fairmont Senior (8–2–0)	49–28	#10 Keyser (7–3–0)	#2 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	54–20	#15 Roane County (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Wayne	48–7	Sissonville	Robert C. Byrd	36–6	Ritchie County
	Bluefield	26–14	Nicholas County	Bridgeport	28–0	Fairmont Senior
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Wayne	44–20	Robert C. Byrd	Bridgeport	42–21	Bluefield
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Bridgeport (7) (13–1–0)	14–13	#1 Wayne (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2014	#1 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	50–14	#16 Liberty-Raleigh (8–2–0)	#8 Robert C. Byrd (8–2–0)	38–14	#9 Keyser (7–3–0)
	#5 Wayne (8–2–0)	43–40	#12 Fairmont Senior (7–3–0)	#4 Mingo Central (9–1–0)	35–13	#13 Sissonville (7–3–0)
	#14 Ravenswood (7–3–0)	42–41	#3 Bluefield (9–1–0)	#6 Westside (8–2–0)	56–52	#11 Weir (8–2–0)
	#7 Nicholas County (9–1–0)	28–22	#10 Scott (7–3–0)	#2 Frankfort (10–0–0)	39–0	#15 Wyoming East (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Bridgeport	35–14	Robert C. Byrd	Wayne	35–17	Mingo Central
	Westside	42–25	Ravenswood	Frankfort	26–20	Nicholas County
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bridgeport	48–7	Wayne	Frankfort	49–16	Westside
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Bridgeport (8) (13–1–0)	43–7	#2 Frankfort (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2015	#1 Bridgeport (9–0–1)	41–7	#16 Independence (7–3–0)	#2 Bluefield (8–1–0)	32–13	#15 Weir (7–3–0)
	#3 Tolsia (9–1–0)	28–6	#14 Liberty-Raleigh (7–3–0)	#4 Fairmont Senior (8–2–0)	28–14	#13 Lincoln (7–3–0)
	#5 Keyser (8–2–0)	45–14	#12 Westside (7–3–0)	#11 Herbert Hoover (7–3–0)	55–40	#6 James Monroe (8–2–0)
	#7 Mingo Central (8–2–0)	68–28	#10 Summers County (8–2–0)	#9 Robert C. Byrd (7–3–0)	42–14	#8 Chapmanville Regional^[74] (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Bridgeport	41–13	Robert C. Byrd	Mingo Central	35–22	Bluefield
	Tolsia	54–0	Herbert Hoover	Fairmont Senior	58–42	Keyser
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bridgeport	28–20	Fairmont Senior	Tolsia	22–0	Mingo Central
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Bridgeport (9) (13–0–1)	39–0	#3 Tolsia (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2016	#1 Bridgeport (10–0–0)	28–7	#16 Roane County (6–4–0)	#8 Lincoln (8–2–0)	35–12	#9 Independence (8–2–0)
	#5 Fairmont Senior (7–2–0)	48–27	#12 Herbert Hoover (7–3–0)	#13 Weir (7–3–0)	29–27	#4 Sissonville (9–1–0)
	#3 Point Pleasant (10–0–0)	45–42	#14 North Marion (6–4–0)	#6 James Monroe (9–1–0)	38–28	#11 Winfield (7–3–0)
	#10 Keyser (7–3–0)	50–12	#7 Nicholas County (9–1–0)	#2 Mingo Central (10–0–0)	55–7	#15 Liberty-Harrison (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Bridgeport	45–14	Lincoln	Fairmont Senior	30–15	Weir
	James Monroe	21–0	Point Pleasant	Mingo Central	41–21	Keyser
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Fairmont Senior	22–21(2ot)	Bridgeport	Mingo Central	32–7	James Monroe
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Mingo Central (14–0–0)	32–7	#5 Fairmont Senior (10–3–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2017	#1 Mingo Central (10–0–0)	76–40	#16 Robert C. Byrd (6–4–0)	#8 Liberty-Harrison (8–2–0)	27–7	#9 Nicholas County (8–2–0)
	#11 Winfield (7–3–0)	29–0	#6 James Monroe (8–2–0)	#3 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	35–12	#14 Weir (7–3–0)
	#4 Fairmont Senior (9–1–0)	34–12	#13 Keyser (7–3–0)	#5 Wayne (9–1–0)	54–28	#12 Sissonville (7–3–0)
	#7 Point Pleasant (8–2–0)	63–14	#10 Philip Barbour (8–2–0)	#2 Bluefield (10–0–0)	46–14	#15 Braxton County (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Mingo Central	53–22	Liberty-Harrison	Bridgeport	42–13	Winfield
	Fairmont Senior	43–8	Wayne	Bluefield	49–17	Point Pleasant
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Fairmont Senior	35–6	Mingo Central	Bluefield	37–14	Bridgeport
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Bluefield (11) (14–0–0)	29–26	#4 Fairmont Senior (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2018	#1 Fairmont Senior (10–0–0)	56–6	#16 Lewis County (6–4–0)	#8 Point Pleasant (8–1–0)	65–36	#9 Mingo Central (8–2–0)
	#12 Weir (8–2–0)	41–14	#5 Poca (9–1–0)	#4 Nicholas County (10–0–0)	41–10	#13 Petersburg (7–2–0)
	#3 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	49–13	#14 Frankfort (8–2–0)	#6 Robert C. Byrd (8–2–0)	35–15	#11 Shady Spring (8–2–0)
	#7 Keyser (8–2–0)	28–8	#10 Wayne (8–2–0)	#2 Bluefield (9–1–0)	56–7	#15 Oak Hill (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Fairmont Senior	66–13	Point Pleasant	Weir	63–43	Nicholas County
	Bridgeport	42–7	Robert C. Byrd	Bluefield	35–0	Keyser
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Fairmont Senior	59–0	Weir	Bluefield	35–14	Bridgeport
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Fairmont Senior(6) (14–0–0)	23–13	#2 Bluefield (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2019	#1 Fairmont Senior (10–0–0)	63–34	#16 Winfield (7–3–0)	#8 Frankfort (8–2–0)	58–12	#9 Nicholas County (8–2–0)
	#5 Keyser (9–1–0)	53–0	#12 Liberty-Harrison (8–2–0)	#4 Bluefield (9–1–0)	48–16	#13 Man (8–2–0)
	#3 Poca (10–0–0)	42–17	#14 North Marion (7–3–0)	#6 Oak Glen (10–0–0)	55–13	#11 Wyoming East (8–2–0)
	#10 Mingo Central (8–2–0)	13–7	#7 Shady Spring (9–1–0)	#2 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	56–15	#15 Lewis County (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Fairmont Senior	31–7	Frankfort	Bluefield	43–20	Keyser
	Oak Glen	25–20	Poca	Bridgeport	28–8	Mingo Central
	Semi-finals	Score		Semi-finals	Score
	Bluefield	40–24	Fairmont Senior	Bridgeport	38–7	Oak Glen
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Bridgeport(10) (13–1–0)	21–14	#4 Bluefield (12–2–0)

In 2020 the COVID-19^[69]^{[circular reference]} epidemic effected the football season greatly. Health officials developed a map, which was published each Saturday, and used to determine which counties could participate in WVSSAC activities the upcoming week.^[70]

Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2020	#16 Elkins (5–3–0)	42–27	#1 Sissonville (5–0–0)	#8 Robert C. Byrd (7–2–0)	RCB granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Putnam County	#9 Poca (6–1–0)
	#5 Oak Glenn (6–1–0)	42–0	#12 Point Pleasant (4–2–0)	#13 Herbert Hoover (5–2–0)	34–33	#4 Liberty-Raleigh (6–0–0)
	#14 Independence (5–2–0)	Independence granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Mineral County	#3 Frankfort (7–1–0)	#6 Fairmont Senior (7–2–0)	60–34	#11 Braxton County (6–2–0)
	#10 North Marion (6–3–0)	North Marion granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Mineral County	#7 Keyser (7–2–0)	#2 Bluefield (5–1–0)	47–6	#15 Clay County (7–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Robert C. Byrd	33–6	Elkins	Oak Glen	53–26	Herbert Hoover
	Fairmont Senior	43–15	Independence	Bluefield	33–10	North Marion
	Semi-finals	Score		Semi-finals	Score
	Robert C. Byrd	RCB granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Hancock County	Oak Glen	Fairmont Senior	21–19	Bluefield
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#6 Fairmont Senior(7)(11–2–0)	Fairmont Senior granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Harrison County	#8 Robert C. Byrd (10–3–0)

2021-2023


Year	First Round	Score		First Round	Score
2021	#16 Fairmont Senior (6–4–0)	30–28	#1 Herbert Hoover (10–1–0)	#8 Robert C Byrd (7–3–0)	45–28	#9 Scott (7–4–0)
	#5 Poca (8–2–0)	28–6	#12 Liberty-Raleigh (7–4–0)	#13 Frankfort (7–4–0)	21–17	#4 Lincoln (8–3–0)
	#14 Bluefield (6–3–0)	44–20	#3 Point Pleasant (9–2–0)	#6 North Marion (8–2–0)	64–14	#11 Grafton (8–3–0)
	#10 Roane County (9–2–0)	18–15	#7 Nicholas County (8–3–0)	#2 Independence (9–0–0)	73–7	#15 Shady Spring (7–4–0)
	Quarterfinals	Score		Quarterfinals	Score
	Fairmont Senior (7–4–0)	33–28	Robert C Byrd (7–4–0)	Poca (9–2–0)	56–49	Frankfort (7–5–0)
	Bluefield (7–3–0)	35–21	North Marion (8–3–0)	Independence (10–0–0)	22–8	Roane County (9–3–0)
	Semifinals	Score		Semifinals	Score
	Independence (11–0–0)	34–20	Bluefield (6–4–0)	Fairmont Senior (7–4–0)	41–7	Poca (9–3–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-Up
	#16 Fairmont Senior(8) (7–4–0)	21–12	#2 Independence (11–1–0)
Year	First Round	Score		First Round	Score
2022	#1 Winfield (9–1–0)	43–0	#16 Logan (6–4–0)	#9 Herbert Hoover (7–2–0)	63–26	#8 Clay County (8–1–0)
	#2 Independence (9–0–0)	20–12	#15 Bluefield (5–5–0)	#7 Fairmont Sr (7–3–0)	42–20	#10 Chapmanville (7–3–0)
	#3 Roane County (10–0–0)	40–20	#14 Weir (7–3–0)	#6 North Marion (8–2–0)	37–7	#11 Lincoln (7–3–0)
	#4 Scott (9–1–0)	35–31	#13 East Fairmont (7–3–0)	#5 Frankfort (9–1–0)	14–0	#12 Nicholas County (7–3–0)
	Quarterfinals	Score		Quarterfinals	Score
	Herbert Hoover	27–26	Winfield	Independence	42–7	Fairmont Sr
	North Marion	13–12	Roane County	Frankfort	41–6	Scott
	Semifinals	Score		Semifinals	Score
	Herbert Hoover	17–10	Frankfort	Independence	58–19	North Marion
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Independence (13–0–0)	42–7	#9 Herbert Hoover (10–3–0)
Year	First Round	Score		First Round	Score
2023	#1 North Marion (9–1–0)	35–14	#16 Lincoln	#2 Fairmont Senior (7–2–0)	31–27	#15 Wayne (6–4–0)
	#14 Independence (6–3–0)	54–21	#3 Roane County (9–1–0)	#4 Scott (9–1–0)	27–0	#13 Nitro (7–3–0)
	#5 Weir (9–1–0)	23–21	#12 Frankfort (7–3–0)	#6 Winfield (8–2–0)	57–21	#11 Lewis County (6–4–0)
	#10 Philip Barbour (8–2–0)	28–21	#7 Mingo Central (8–2–0)	#9 Herbert Hoover (7–3–0)	28–14	#8 East Fairmont (8–2–0)
	Quarterfinals	Score		Quarterfinals	Score
	North Marion	35–17	Herbert Hoover	Fairmont Senior	42–0	Philip Barbour
	Weir	35–33	Scott	Independence	13–0	Winfield
	Semifinals	Score		Semifinals	Score
	North Marion	48–14	Weir	Fairmont Senior	42–21	Independence
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	Fairmont Senior(9) (11–2–0)	49–48	North Marion

Class AAA

Two-Team Playoff (1958–1971)

(*school no longer exists)

Charleston High School, WV, Head Coach Frank Vincent was the first to win three consecutive AAA football titles. The Lions won in 1968, 1969 and 1970.

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up
1958	Parkersburg (11) (11–0–0)^[13]	35–12	East Bank* (10–1–0)^[72]
1959	Bluefield (11–0–0)	19–13	Parkersburg (9–1–1)^[13]
1960	Weir (10–1–0)	40–0	Nitro (10–1–0)
1961	Weir (2) (10–1)	27–6	St. Albans (9–2–0)
1962	Bluefield (2) (11–0–0)	40–12	Parkersburg (9–1–1)
1963	Buckhannon-Upshur (4) (10–0–0)^[75]		no game played
1964	East Bank* (10–0–1)^[72]	6–0	(Old) Huntington* (9–2–0)^[12]
1965	Bluefield (3) (11–0–0)	13–0	Dunbar* (9–2–0)^[76]
1966	Buckhannon-Upshur (5) (11–0–0)	21–2	(Old) Huntington* (10–1–0)^[12]
1967	Bluefield (4) (11–0–0)	27–7	Stonewall Jackson* (9–2–0)^[15]
1968	Charleston* (6) (10–0–1)^[15]	3–0	St. Albans (9–2–0)
1969	Charleston* (7) (11–0–0)^[15]	6–0	Buckhannon-Upshur (10–1–0)
1970	Charleston* (8) (9–0–1)^[15]	32–7	Clarksburg-Victory* (9–1–1)^[19]
1971	East Bank* (2) (10–1–0)^[72]	22–16	Morgantown (9–2–0)

Four-Team Playoff (1972–1977)

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1972	#1 Bridgeport (10–0–0)	18–15	#4 St. Albans (9–1–0)	#2 Dupont* (10–0–0)	34–32(2ot)	#3 Bluefield (10–0–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Bridgeport (2) (12–0–0)	16–14	#2 DuPont* (11–1–0)^[72]
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1973	#1 East Bank* (10–0–0)	21–6	#4 Parkersburg (9–1–0)^[13]	#3 Weir (9–1–0)	26–20	#2 Fairmont Senior (10–0–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 East Bank* (3) (12–0–0)^[72]	10–0	#3 Weir (10–2–0)
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1974	#4 Parkersburg (9–1–0)^[13]	32–0	#1 Buckhannon-Upshur (10–0–0)	#2 Stonewall Jackson* (10–0–0)	22–3	#3 Ravenswood (10–0–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Stonewall Jackson* (12–0–0)^[15]	16–0	#4 Parkersburg (10–2–0)^[13]
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1975	#4 Bluefield (9–1–0)	42–0	#1 Buckhannon-Upshur (10–0–0)	#2 South Charleston (9–1–0)	48–8	#3 Parkersburg South (9–1–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#4 Bluefield (5) (11–1–0)	20–7	#2 South Charleston (10–2–0)
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1976	#4 Parkersburg (8–2–0)^[13]	38–6	#1 Martinsburg (10–0–0)	#2 DuPont* (10–0–0)	33–12	#3 East Fairmont (8–2–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#4 Parkersburg (12) (10–2–0)^[13]	30–0	#2 DuPont* (11–1–0)^[72]
Year	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
1977	#1 Fairmont Senior (10–0–0)	20–14	#4 Herbert Hoover	#2 Woodrow Wilson (10–0–0)	7–3	#3 Parkersburg (9–1–0)^[13]
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Woodrow Wilson (3) (12–0–0)	6–0	#1 Fairmont Senior (11–1–0)

Eight-Team Playoff (1978–1990)

(*school no longer exists)

Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1978	#8 Parkersburg (8–2–0)^[13]	21–0	#1 Fairmont Senior (9–0–0)	#2 DuPont* (9–1–0)	36–12	#7 Huntington East* (8–2–0)
	#4 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	14–6	#5 George Washington (8–2–0)	#6 Stonewall Jackson* (8–2–0)	12–7	#3 Brooke (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Parkersburg	22–0	Bridgeport	DuPont*	25–6	Stonewall Jackson*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#8 Parkersburg (13) (11–2–0)^[13]	6–0	#2 DuPont* (11–2–0)^[72]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1979	#1 St. Albans (10–0–0)	18–13	#8 Martinsburg (7–2–1)	#2 Bridgeport (10–0–0)	35–8	#7 Lincoln (9–1–0)
	#6 Parkersburg (8–2–0)^[13]	28–0	#3 Brooke (9–1–0)	#4 Point Pleasant (10–0–0)	27–8	#5 George Washington (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Bridgeport	7–6	Parkersburg	St. Albans	21–0	Point Pleasant
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Bridgeport (3) (13–0–0)	20–7	#1 St. Albans (12–1–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1980	#1 North Marion (10–0–0)	21–7	#8 Barboursville* (9–1–0)	#2 Huntington East* (10–0–0)	29–13	#7 Charleston* (8–2–0)^[15]
	#6 Parkersburg (9–1–0)^[13]	14–12	#3 George Washington (9–1–0)	#5 Brooke (8–1–1)	28–0	#4 Elkins (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Brooke	42–0	Huntington East*	North Marion	21–3	Parkersburg
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 North Marion (13–0–0)	10–3	#6 Brooke (10–2–1)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1981	#1 Charleston* (9–1–0)^[15]	28–0	#8 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	#2 Fairmont Senior (9–1–0)	17–0	#7 Barboursville* (9–1–0)
	#6 Brooke (9–1–0)	30–0	#3 Martinsburg (9–1–0)	#5 North Marion (9–1–0)	20–6	#4 Parkersburg (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Fairmont Senior	13–3	Brooke	North Marion	27–0	Charleston*^[15]
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#5 North Marion (2) (12–1–0)	21–6	#2 Fairmont Senior (11–2–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1982	#1 George Washington (10–0–0)	14–7	#8 Princeton (9–1–0)	#2 North Marion (9–0–0)	45–7	#7 Hurricane (9–1–0)
	#6 Brooke (9–1–0)	28–0	#3 Martinsburg (9–1–0)	#4 Parkersburg (9–1–0)^[13]	12–7	#5 Buckhannon-Upshur (8–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	George Washington	13–6	Parkersburg	North Marion	3–0	Brooke
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 George Washington (13–0–0)	13–9	#2 North Marion (11–1–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1983	#1 Morgantown (8–1–0)	24–8	#8 Fairmont Senior (7–2–0)	#7 Charleston* (8–2–0)^[15]	10–0	#2 Parkersburg (9–1–0)
	#6 Barboursville* (9–1–0)	24–15	#3 East Bank* (9–1–0)	#4 Weir (9–1–0)	19–13	#5 Woodrow Wilson (8–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Morgantown	19–0	Weir	Barboursville*	14–3	Charleston*^[15]
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Morgantown (11–1–0)	42–20	#6 Barboursville* (11–2–0)^[43]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1984	#1 Barboursville* (10–0–0)	28–7	#8 Fairmont Senior (8–2–0)	#2 Brooke	21–19	#7 Hurricane (8–2–0)
	#3 Bluefield (8–2–0)	21–15	#6 Woodrow Wilson (7–2–0)	#4 Stonewall Jackson*	14–7	#5 Greenbrier East (8–2–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Barboursville*	36–27	Stonewall Jackson*	Bluefield	17–0	Brooke
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Bluefield (6) (11–2–0)	13–7	#1 Barboursville* (12–1–0)^[43]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1985	#8 Brooke (8–2–0)	43–7	#1 Stonewall Jackson*	#2 George Washington (9–1–0)	21–20	#7 Point Pleasant (8–2–0)
	#3 Parkersburg (9–1–0)^[13]	10–7	#6 John Marshall (9–1–0)	#5 North Marion (9–1–0)	12–7	#4 Charleston* (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Brooke	30–0	North Marion	Parkersburg	28–13	George Washington
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#8 Brooke (11–2–0)	6–0	#3 Parkersburg (11–2–0)^[13]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1986	#8 St. Albans (8–2–0)	10–0	#1 DuPont* (9–0–1)	#7 Ripley (8–2–0)	9–8	#2 Martinsburg (9–1–0)
	#3 Brooke (9–1–0)	29–6	#6 Princeton (9–1–0)	#5 Stonewall Jackson* (8–1–1)	24–21	#4 Fairmont Senior (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Stonewall Jackson*	14–7	St. Albans	Brooke	28–10	Ripley
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#5 Stonewall Jackson* (2) (11–1–1)^[15]	17–14	#3 Brooke (11–2–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1987	#1 Stonewall Jackson* (10–0–0)	42–14	#8 Wheeling Park (8–2–0)	#2 Brooke (10–0–0)	42–14	#7 Ripley (8–2–0)
	#6 Charleston* (8–2–0)^[15]	17–14	#3 DuPont* (9–1–0)	#4 Huntington East* (9–1–0)	23–6	#5 Jefferson County (8–2–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Brooke	14–7	Charleston*^[15]	Stonewall Jackson*	14–12	Huntington East*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Brooke (2) (13–0–0)	12–0	#1 Stonewall Jackson* (12–1–0)^[15]
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1988	#1 Charleston* (10–0–0)^[15]	24–0	#8 DuPont* (8–2–0)	#2 Greenbrier East (10–0–0)	15–0	#7 George Washington (8–2–0)
	#6 (Old) Huntington* (8–2–0)	24–8	#3 Weir (9–1–0)	#5 North Marion (7–2–0)	9–6	#4 Buckhannon-Upshur (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Charleston*^[15]	42–0	North Marion	Greenbrier East	53–21	(Old) Huntington*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Charleston* (9) (13–0–0)^[15]	17–0	#2 Greenbrier East (12–1–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1989	#1 Capital (9–0–0)	12–9	#8 Buckhannon-Upshur (7–3–0)	#7 Brooke (7–3–0)	27–14	#2 Ripley (10–0–0)
	#3 Wheeling Park (8–2–0)	30–21	#6 Herbert Hoover (8–2–0)	#5 Mt. View (7–2–0)	12–0	#4 Martinsburg (8–2–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Capital	27–12	Mt. View	Brooke	40–16	Wheeling Park
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Capital (12–0–0)	20–13	#7 Brooke (9–4–0)
Year	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
1990	#1 Brooke (10–0–0)	10–0	#8 South Charleston (7–3–0)	#7 Mt. View (8–1–0)	21–6	#2 Capital (9–1–0)
	#6 Martinsburg (8–2–0)	14–13	#3 Logan (8–1–0)	#5 Wheeling Park (8–2–0)	33–16	#4 Greenbrier East (9–1–0)
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Brooke	24–0	Wheeling Park	Mt. View	13–0	Martinsburg
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Brooke (3) (13–0–0)	14–7	#7 Mount View (10–2–0)

Sixteen-Team Playoff (1991–2023)

1991-2000

(*school no longer exists)

Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1991	#1 Capital (9–0–0)	3–0	#16 Jefferson (6–4–0)	#8 Hedgesville (8–2–0)	18–14	#9 Bluefield (7–3–0)
	#4 Barboursville* (9–1–0)	28–12	#13 St. Albans (7–3–0)	#5 Brooke (8–2–0)	42–8	#12 Philip Barbour (7–3–0)
	#2 Wheeling Park (9–1–0)	21–13	#15 Greenbrier East (6–3–0)	#10 John Marshall (7–3–0)	19–14	#7 Parkersburg South (8–2–0)
	#5 Mt. View (9–0–0)	20–0	#14 DuPont* (6–4–0)	#11 South Charleston (7–3–0)	14–7	#6 Fairmont Senior (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Capital	24–18(ot)	Hedgesville	Barboursville*	20–14	Brooke
	Wheeling Park	37–21	John Marshall	Mt. View	27–21	South Charleston
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Capital	29–6	Barboursville*	Wheeling Park	22–12	Mt. View
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Capital (2) (13–0–0)	15–14 (ot)	#2 Wheeling Park (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1992	#16 North Marion (6–4–0)	17–10	#1 John Marshall (9–1–0)	#2 Barboursville* (9–1–0)	34–29	#15 Greenbrier East (6–3–0)
	#3 Capital (8–2–0)	21–3	#14 Jefferson (6–4–0)	#4 Fairmont Senior (8–2–0)	36–15	#13 Hedgesville (7–3–0)
	#5 Huntington East* (8–2–0)	26–17	#12 Herbert Hoover (7–3–0)	#6 Bluefield (7–2–0)	17–0	#11 Man (7–3–0)
	#7 DuPont* (7–3–0)	35–0	#10 South Charleston (7–3–0)	#9 Brooke (7–3–0)	25–7	#8 Elkins (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Brooke	20–3	North Marion	DuPont*	20–8	Barboursville*
	Capital	21–7	Bluefield	Fairmont Senior	20–12	Huntington East*
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Brooke	13–12(ot)	Fairmont Senior	DuPont*	33–17	Capital
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#7 DuPont* (11–3–0)^[72]	36–7	#9 Brooke (10–4–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1993	#8 Hurricane (8–2–0)	12–7	#9 Martinsburg (8–2–0)	#1 Barboursville* (9–1–0)	15–7	#16 John Marshall (6–4–0)
	#11 Capital (8–2–0)	28–6	#6 Princeton (9–1–0)	#3 DuPont* (9–1–0)	20–0	#14 Man (7–3–0)
	#15 Herbert Hoover (7–3–0)	33–13	#2 Fairmont Senior (9–1–0)	#4 Hedgesville (9–1–0)	33–0	#13 Clarksburg Washington Irving* (7–2–1)^[16]^[17]
	#10 Oak Glen (8–2–0)	34–15	#7 North Marion (8–2–0)	#5 South Charleston (9–1–0)	28–0	#12 Nicholas County (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Barboursville*	10–7	Hedgesville	Capital	13–7	South Charleston
	DuPont*	21–6	Hurricane	Herbert Hoover	36–20	Oak Glen
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	DuPont*	34–14	Barboursville*	Capital	35–21	Herbert Hoover
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 DuPont* (2) (13–1–0)^[72]	29–3	#6 Capital (11–3–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1994	#1 DuPont* (10–0–0)	39–16	#16 Princeton (7–3–0)	#8 St. Albans (7–3–0)	20–19	#9 Parkersburg (7–3–0)
	#4 Woodrow Wilson (9–1–0)	41–13	#13 Pike View (8–2–0)	#5 South Charleston (8–2–0)	19–13	#12 Hedgesville (7–3–0)
	#15 Weir (7–3–0)	21–14(ot)	#2 Brooke (9–0–0)	#7 University (8–2–0)	14–0	#10 Cabell Midland (6–3–0)
	#6 Herbert Hoover (8–2–0)	22–0	#11 Hurricane (7–3–0)	#3 North Marion (9–1–0)	43–14	#14 Greenbrier East (6–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	DuPont*	47–15	St. Albans	South Charleston	57–0	Woodrow Wilson
	University	20–14	Weir	Herbert Hoover	25–14	North Marion
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	South Charleston	10–7	DuPont*	University	15–6	Herbert Hoover
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#5 South Charleston (2) (12–2–0)	29–7	#7 University (11–3–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1995	#1 Parkersburg (9–1–0)^[13]	47–0	#16 North Marion (6–4–0)	#2 Capital (9–1–0)	41–0	#15 St. Albans (6–4–0)
	#3 Princeton (9–1–0)	18–0	#14 Morgantown (6–4–0)	#13 Hedgesville (7–3–0)	61–8	#4 Fairmont Senior (9–1–0)
	#5 Herbert Hoover (8–2–0)	30–13	#12 Buckhannon-Upshur (7–3–0)	#6 Brooke (8–2–0)	35–3	#11 Preston (7–3–0)
	#9 Wheeling Park (7–3–0)	19–6	#8 Ripley (8–2–0)	#10 Cabell Midland (6–3–0)	34–7	#7 John Marshall (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Hedgesville	35–14	Herbert Hoover	Brooke	28–12	Princeton
	Parkersburg	28–7	Wheeling Park	Capital	7–6	Cabell Midland
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Hedgesville	18–0	Parkersburg	Capital	28–7	Brooke
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Capital (3) (13–1–0)	20–0	#5 Hedgesville (10–4–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1996	#1 John Marshall (9–1–0)	36–0	#16 University (6–4–0)	#8 Wheeling Park (7–3–0)	20–10	#9 Parkersburg (7–3–0)
	#4 North Marion (8–2–0)	40–14	#13 Ripley (7–3–0)	#5 St. Albans (8–2–0)	14–7(ot)	#12 Point Pleasant (7–3–0)
	#14 Morgantown (6–4–0)	24–21	#3 Musselman (9–1–0)	#11 Greenbrier East (7–3–0)	19–7	#6 Bridgeport (9–1–0)
	#7 Herbert Hoover (8–2–0)	21–14	#10 Woodrow Wilson (7–3–0)	#2 Capital (9–1–0)	56–20	#15 Nitro (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	John Marshall	24–10	Wheeling Park	North Marion	40–7	St. Albans
	Morgantown	31–12	Greenbrier East	Capital	50–20	Herbert Hoover
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	John Marshall	27–18	North Marion	Capital	56–7	Morgantown
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 John Marshall (13–1–0)	29–22	#2 Capital (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1997	#16 Ripley (6–4–0)	24–21	#1 Morgantown (10–0–0)	#8 Hedgesville (8–2–0)	23–17	#9 Bridgeport (8–2–0)
	#5 Parkersburg (8–2–0)^[13]	29–0	#12 Greenbrier East (7–3–0)	#4 Capital (8–2–0)	26–12	#13 Point Pleasant (7–3–0)
	#3 Nitro (8–1–0)	41–14	#14 Oak Hill (7–3–0)	#6 DuPont* (8–2–0)	35–13	#11 Brooke (6–4–0)
	#10 (New) Huntington (7–3–0)	19–6	#7 Cabell Midland (8–2–0)	#2 North Marion (9–1–0)	28–7	#15 Wheeling Park (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Hedgesville	27–15	Ripley	Parkersburg	19–10	Capital
	DuPont*	49–40	Nitro	North Marion	34–8	(New) Huntington
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Parkersburg	42–13	Hedgesville	North Marion	24–19	DuPont*
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 North Marion (3) (13–1–0)	24–19	#5 Parkersburg (11–3–0)^[13]
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1998	#1 Musselman (10–0–0)	35–6	#16 Spring Valley (6–4–0)	#9 Capital (7–3–0)	28–0	#8 Robert C. Byrd (8–2–0)
	#5 Morgantown (9–1–0)	43–13	#12 Point Pleasant (7–3–0)	#4 University (8–2–0)	27–21	#13 North Marion (6–4–0)
	#3 Nitro (10–0–0)	56–3	#14 Wheeling Park (6–4–0)	#6 (New) Huntington (8–2–0)	19–13	#11 Martinsburg (7–3–0)
	#10 Buckhannon-Upshur (7–3–0)	13–7	#7 Greenbrier East (8–2–0)	#2 Parkersburg (10–0–0)^[13]	58–7	#15 Hurricane (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Capital	20–14(ot)	Musselman	Morgantown	18–0	University
	Nitro	27–14	(New) Huntington	Parkersburg	31–15	Buckhannon-Upshur
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Morgantown	7–0	Capital	Nitro	24–15	Parkersburg
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Nitro (14–0–0)	69–52	#5 Morgantown (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
1999	#1 Parkersburg (10–0–0)^[13]	57–6	#16 Hurricane (6–4–0)	#9 (New) Huntington (7–3–0)	21–0	#8 Spring Valley (8–2–0)
	#5 Musselman (9–1–0)	32–28	#12 George Washington (7–3–0)	#4 Morgantown (9–1–0)	21–18	#13 Princeton (7–3–0)
	#6 Robert C. Byrd (9–1–0)	20–10	#11 Keyser (8–2–0)	#3 Capital (9–1–0)	49–14	#14 John Marshall (7–3–0)
	#10 Riverside (7–3–0)	59–22	#7 Martinsburg (9–1–0)	#2 University (10–0–0)	34–20	#15 Woodrow Wilson (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Parkersburg	21–18	(New) Huntington	Musselman	29–13	Morgantown
	Capital	13–0	Robert C. Byrd	Riverside	35–7	University
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Parkersburg	54–14	Musselman	Riverside	41–7	Capital
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Parkersburg (14) (14–0–0)^[13]	31–28	#10 Riverside (10–4–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2000	#1 Morgantown (10–0–0)	48–7	#16 Fairmont Senior (6–4–0)	#8 Robert C. Byrd (9–1–0)	14–0	#9 Keyser (9–1–0)
	#4 Cabell Midland (8–2–0)	20–15	#13 George Washington (7–3–0)	#12 Princeton (8–2–0)	32–28	#5 Wheeling Park (9–1–0)
	#3 Parkersburg (9–1–0)	69–0	#14 Hampshire (8–2–0)	#6 Riverside (8–2–0)	30–7	#11 Martinsburg (8–2–0)
	#10 University (8–2–0)	40–14	#7 Hurricane (8–2–0)	#2 Woodrow Wilson (9–0–0)	28–0	#15 Philip Barbour (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Morgantown	18–9	Robert C. Byrd	Cabell Midland	27–8	Princeton
	Parkersburg	14–0	Riverside	University	38–7	Woodrow Wilson
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Morgantown	33–18	Cabell Midland	Parkersburg	27–21(ot)	University
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Morgantown (2) (14–0–0)	38–13	#3 Parkersburg (12–2–0)

2001-2010

Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2001	#1 Morgantown (9–1–0)	28–0	#16 Lewis County (7–3–0)	#2 Riverside (9–1–0)	55–3	#15 Herbert Hoover (6–4–0)
	#3 University (9–1–0)	14–9	#14 Musselman (6–4–0)	#4 Martinsburg (9–1–0)	47–6	#13 Philip Barbour (7–3–0)
	#5 Parkersburg South (9–1–0)	27–14	#12 Cabell Midland (6–4–0)	#6 Parkersburg (8–2–0)^[13]	56–12	#11 Hampshire (8–2–0)
	#7 Woodrow Wilson (8–2–0)	40–7	#10 Spring Valley (7–3–0)	#8 North Marion (8–2–0)	26–6	#9 George Washington (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Morgantown	38–20	North Marion	Riverside	25–21	Woodrow Wilson
	Parkersburg	28–14	University	Martinsburg	43–21	Parkersburg South
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Martinsburg	19–8	Morgantown	Parkersburg	31–24	Riverside
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#6 Parkersburg (15) (12–2–0)^[13]	28–17	#4 Martinsburg (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2002	#1 Morgantown (10–0–0)	52–0	#16 Woodrow Wilson (5–5–0)	#8 University (8–2–0)	20–14(ot)	#9 Cabell Midland (8–2–0)
	#5 Ripley (9–1–0)	26–14	#12 Buckhannon-Upshur (7–3–0)	#4 Riverside (9–1–0)	41–15	#13 Robert C. Byrd (7–3–0)
	#6 Parkersburg South (9–1–0)	32–6	#11 Wheeling Park (7–3–0)	#3 Princeton (9–1–0)	14–7	#14 North Marion (6–4–0)
	#7 George Washington (8–2–0)	63–19	#10 Hurricane (8–2–0)	#2 Martinsburg (10–0–0)	48–13	#15 Spring Valley (5–5–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Morgantown	12–7	University	Riverside	47–14	Ripley
	Parkersburg South	9–8	Princeton	Martinsburg	36–14	George Washington
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Morgantown	19–14	Riverside	Parkersburg South	24–21	Martinsburg
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Morgantown (3) (14–0–0)	37–14	#6 Parkersburg South (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2003	#1 Martinsburg (10–0–0)	53–12	#16 Robert C. Byrd (7–3–0)	#9 (New) Huntington (7–3–0)	55–28	#8 Nitro (8–2–0)
	#5 Cabell Midland (8–2–0)	28–12	#12 Hampshire (7–3–0)	#13 Parkersburg (6–4–0)^[13]	20–18	#4 Riverside (8–2–0)
	#3 Parkersburg South (9–1–0)	35–0	#14 Capital (6–4–0)	#6 Wheeling Park (8–2–0)	30–6	#11 George Washington (7–3–0)
	#10 University (7–3–0)	54–13	#7 Elkins (8–2–0)	#2 Morgantown (9–1–0)	34–21	#15 Spring Valley (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Martinsburg	21–7	(New) Huntington	Cabell Midland	13–9	Parkersburg
	Parkersburg South	24–3	Wheeling Park	Morgantown	42–21	University
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Martinsburg	28–14	Cabell Midland	Parkersburg South	14–13	Morgantown
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Parkersburg South (13–1–0)	26–20	#1 Martinsburg (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2004	#1 Morgantown (10–0–0)	49–7	#16 Cabell Midland (5–5–0)	#8 Nitro (8–2–0)	34–31	#9 Robert C. Byrd (9–1–0)
	#4 Capital (8–2–0)	13–10(ot)	#13 George Washington (6–4–0)	#12 Riverside (6–4–0)	21–14	#5 Parkersburg South (9–1–0)
	#3 Parkersburg (8–2–0)^[13]	42–13	#14 Wheeling Park (6–4–0)	#11 Bridgeport (8–2–0)	20–12	#6 (New) Huntington (8–2–0)
	#10 Jefferson (7–3–0)	20–10	#7 Buckhannon-Upshur (9–1–0)	#2 Martinsburg (9–1–0)	33–13	#15 University (5–5–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Morgantown	45–14	Nitro	Riverside	24–20	Capital
	Parkersburg	36–7	Bridgeport	Martinsburg	35–34	Jefferson
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Morgantown	38–14	Riverside	Martinsburg	31–28	Parkersburg
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Morgantown (4) (14–0–0)	38–12	#2 Martinsburg (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2005	#1 Morgantown (10–0–0)	38–13	#16 St. Albans (6–4–0)	#2 Jefferson (10–0–0)	39–7	#15 Fairmont Senior (6–4–0)
	#3 Nitro (9–1–0)	37–0	#14 Capital (6–4–0)	#13 Cabell Midland (6–4–0)	38–35	#4 Woodrow Wilson (9–1–0)
	#12 Hurricane (7–3–0)	26–21	#5 Martinsburg (9–1–0)	#11 Parkersburg (7–3–0)^[13]	35–7	#6 Buckhannon-Upshur (9–1–0)
	#10 University (7–3–0)	28–24	#7 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	#8 South Charleston (8–2–0)	33–0	#9 John Marshall (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Morgantown	14–7	South Charleston	Cabell Midland	24–21	Hurricane
	Nitro	38–13	Parkersburg	University	27–19	Jefferson
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Morgantown	28–12	Cabell Midland	Nitro	50–23	University
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Morgantown (5) (14–0–0)	27–24 (ot)	#3 Nitro (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2006	#1 Parkersburg (10–0–0)^[13]	17–13	#16 Cabell Midland (6–4–0)	#9 St. Albans (7–3–0)	20–0	#8 Bridgeport (8–2–0)
	#4 Morgantown (8–2–0)	35–14	#13 (New) Huntington (6–4–0)	#5 Robert C. Byrd (9–1–0)	15–8	#12 East Fairmont (7–3–0)
	#2 Martinsburg (9–1–0)	49–7	#15 Brooke (7–3–0)	#10 South Charleston (7–3–0)	35–22	#7 Hurricane (8–2–0)
	#3 Nitro (9–1–0)	30–26	#14 Princeton (6–4–0)	#6 Fairmont Senior (8–2–0)	40–21	#11 Wheeling Park (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Parkersburg	21–0	St. Albans	Morgantown	33–14	Robert C. Byrd
	Martinsburg	13–2	South Charleston	Fairmont Senior	35–28	Nitro
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Parkersburg	42–14	Morgantown	Martinsburg	40–0	Fairmont Senior
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Parkersburg (16) (14–0–0)^[13]	34–6	#2 Martinsburg (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2007	#1 George Washington (9–1–0)	45–8	#16 Nicholas County (7–3–0)	#8 East Fairmont (8–2–0)	20–16	#9 Hurricane (8–2–0)
	#5 St. Albans (9–1–0)	37–20	#12 Brooke (7–3–0)	#13 Nitro (6–4–0)	52–31	#4 Robert C. Byrd (10–0–0)
	#3 Parkersburg (9–1–0)^[13]	35–0	#14 John Marshall (7–3–0)	#6 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	27–26	#11 Martinsburg (7–3–0)
	#7 Capital (8–2–0)	28–21(ot)	#10 Riverside (7–3–0)	#2 University (9–1–0)	20–14	#15 Morgantown (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	East Fairmont	14–3	George Washington	St. Albans	52–49	Nitro
	Parkersburg	45–13	Bridgeport	University	24–13	Capital
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	St. Albans	14–12	East Fairmont	Parkersburg	31–21	University
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Parkersburg (17) (13–1–0)^[13]	22–15	#5 St. Albans (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2008	#1 South Charleston (10–0–0)	62–21	#16 Musselman (6–4–0)	#9 Martinsburg (8–2–0)	7–0	#8 Cabell Midland (8–2–0)
	#4 Morgantown (9–1–0)	47–13	#13 Nicholas County (8–2–0)	#5 Capital (9–1–0)	35–14	#12 Hurricane (7–3–0)
	#2 George Washington (9–1–0)	46–13	#15 Preston (6–4–0)	#7 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	42–35	#10 Parkersburg South (8–2–0)
	#3 Wheeling Park (9–1–0)	49–0	#14 Fairmont Senior (6–4–0)	#6 University (9–1–0)	35–14	#11 Spring Valley (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	South Charleston	28–21	Martinsburg	Morgantown	21–0	Capital
	George Washington	29–14	Bridgeport	University	21–13	Wheeling Park
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	South Charleston	34–18	Morgantown	George Washington	19–17	University
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 South Charleston (3) (14–0–0)	39–8	#2 George Washington (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2009	#1 Brooke (10–0–0)	33–17	#16 Princeton (6–4–0)	#9 Ripley (8–2–0)	21–14	#8 Nicholas County (9–1–0)
	#13 University (7–3–0)	23–0	#4 Spring Valley (9–1–0)	#5 Fairmont Senior (9–1–0)	35–21	#12 Parkersburg South (7–3–0)
	#2 South Charleston (9–1–0)	45–18	#15 Lewis County (7–3–0)	#7 Martinsburg (8–2–0)	19–13	#10 Morgantown (7–3–0)
	#3 Bridgeport (10–0–0)	24–17	#14 Parkersburg (6–4–0)^[13]	#6 George Washington (8–2–0)	49–21	#11 Capital (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Brooke	34–14	Ripley	University	31–28	Fairmont Senior
	South Charleston	38–28	Martinsburg	Bridgeport	31–0	George Washington
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Brooke	32–15	University	South Charleston	28–25	Bridgeport
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 South Charleston (4) (13–1–0)	28–7	#1 Brooke (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2010	#1 George Washington (10–0–0)	42–8	#16 Logan (6–4–0)	#8 Brooke (8–2–0)	49–13	#9 Nicholas County (9–1–0)
	#4 South Charleston (9–1–0)	62–7	#13 Parkersburg (6–4–0)^[13]	#5 Hurricane (9–1–0)	39–17	#12 Spring Valley (7–3–0)
	#2 Martinsburg (10–0–0)	54–0	#15 Lewis County (7–3–0)	#7 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	23–14	#10 University (8–2–0)
	#3 Morgantown (9–1–0)	45–29	#14 Robert C. Byrd (6–4–0)	#6 Capital (8–2–0)	35–16	#11 Fairmont Senior (7–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Brooke	28–21	George Washington	South Charleston	30–26	Hurricane
	Martinsburg	31–7	Bridgeport	Morgantown	28–21	Capital
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	South Charleston (forfeited, see below)	29–28	Brooke	Martinsburg	24–10	Morgantown
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Martinsburg (14–0–0)	30–0	#8 Brooke (11–3–0)

With 14 seconds remaining in the Hurricane vs. South Charleston quarter-final game, an on-field fight occurred. This resulted in five South Charleston and four Hurricane players being ejected. Ejection from a game results in a WVSSAC mandatory suspension from the next contest. However, four of the South Charleston players' parents filed a lawsuit and a Kanawha County judge ruled the players could play in the semi-final game against Brooke. After losing 29–28 to South Charleston, Brooke parents filed their own lawsuit in Brooke County, stating that South Charleston had used the ejected players illegally. The AAA state title game was postponed one week while the case went to the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia. The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia ruled the Kanawha County judge had overstepped her bounds and that the WVSSAC had final say in the matter. South Charleston was forced to forfeit its game against Brooke. Brooke then advanced to the AAA title game against Martinsburg.^[77]

2011-2020

Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2011	#1 Martinsburg (10–0–0)	49–13	#16 Woodrow Wilson (5–5–0)	#8 (New) Huntington (7–3–0)	56–20	#9 Parkersburg (7–3–0)^[13]
	#5 Morgantown (8–2–0)	48–14	#12 Musselman (7–3–0)	#13 Parkersburg South (6–4–0)	51–8	#4 Logan (8–2–0)
	#2 Bridgeport (10–0–0)	28–21	#15 Robert C. Byrd (6–4–0)	#7 Cabell Midland (7–3–0)	27–24(ot)	#10 Wheeling Park (7–3–0)
	#11 Hurricane (7–3–0)	54–30	#6 Elkins (8–2–0)	#3 George Washington (10–0–0)	42–7	#14 Spring Valley (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Martinsburg	46–7	(New) Huntington	Morgantown	45–22	Parkersburg South
	Bridgeport	41–8	Cabell Midland	George Washington	33–6	Hurricane
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Martinsburg	38–14	Morgantown	George Washington	21–14	Bridgeport
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Martinsburg (2) (14–0–0)	35–27	#3 George Washington (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2012	#1 Cabell Midland (10–0–0)	52–20	#16 Oak Hill (7–3–0)	#8 Spring Valley (7–3–0)	31–7	#9 Wheeling Park (7–3–0)
	#4 (New) Huntington (8–2–0)	69–32	#13 Elkins (7–3–0)	#5 Morgantown (8–2–0)	49–28	#12 Point Pleasant (8–2–0)
	#2 Martinsburg (9–1–0)	39–0	#15 Woodrow Wilson (6–4–0)	#10 Musselman (7–3–0)	42–23	#7 Capital (7–3–0)
	#3 George Washington (8–2–0)	35–10	#14 Hurricane (6–4–0)	#11 Lewis County (8–2–0)	24–23	#6 University (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Cabell Midland	28–26	Spring Valley	Morgantown	35–14	(New) Huntington
	Martinsburg	50–7	Musselman	George Washington	41–14	Lewis County
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Cabell Midland	35–28	Morgantown	Martinsburg	63–14	George Washington
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Martinsburg (3) (13–1–0)	38–14	#1 Cabell Midland (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2013	#1 (New) Huntington (10–0–0)	31–7	#16 Lewis County (7–3–0)	#8 George Washington (8–2–0)	21–14(ot)	#9 Oak Hill (8–2–0)
	#5 Wheeling Park (9–1–0)	55–34	#12 South Charleston (7–3–0)	#4 Point Pleasant (10–0–0)	41–14	#13 Logan (7–3–0)
	#3 Capital (9–1–0)	38–10	#14 Hurricane (6–4–0)	#6 University (9–1–0)	9–3	#11 Morgantown (8–2–0)
	#7 Cabell Midland (8–2–0)	38–10	#10 Washington (8–2–0)	#2 Martinsburg (9–1–0)	36–0	#15 Spring Valley (6–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	(New) Huntington	17–13	George Washington	Wheeling Park	28–7	Point Pleasant
	Capital	65–14	University	Martinsburg	54–28	Cabell Midland
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	(New) Huntington	34–21	Wheeling Park	Martinsburg	35–21	Capital
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Martinsburg (4) (13–1–0)	9–7	#1 (New) Huntington (13–1–0)^[78]
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2014	#1 Capital (9–0–0)	70–0	#16 Parkersburg South (6–4–0)	#8 Wheeling Park (8–2–0)	35–3	#9 Lewis County (8–2–0)
	#5 Point Pleasant (9–0–0)	38–20	#12 Jefferson (7–3–0)	#4 Martinsburg (9–1–0)	52–3	#13 Buckhannon-Upshur (7–3–0)
	#3 University (9–1–0)	28–6	#14 Woodrow Wilson (6–3–0)	#6 South Charleston (8–2–0)	55–36	#11 Spring Valley (7–3–0)
	#7 (New) Huntington (7–3–0)	27–7	#10 Hurricane (7–3–0)	#2 Cabell Midland (9–1–0)	45–42	#15 Parkersburg (6–4–0)^[13]
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Capital	35–14	Wheeling Park	Martinsburg	49–28	Point Pleasant
	South Charleston	24–20	University	(New) Huntington	28–21	Cabell Midland
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Capital	35–7	Martinsburg	South Charleston	35–21	(New) Huntington
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Capital (4) (13–0–0)	55–15	#6 South Charleston (11–3–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2015	#1 Cabell Midland (10–0–0)	55–7	#16 Princeton (5–5–0)	#2 Point Pleasant (10–0–0)	54–14	#15 Musselman (6–4–0)
	#3 Wheeling Park (8–1–1)	37–14	#14 Spring Valley (6–4–0)	#4 Capital (7–2–0)	62–7	#13 Spring Mills (7–3–0)
	#5 Martinsburg (7–2–0)	47–28	#12 Greenbrier East (7–3–0)	#11 South Charleston (7–3–0)	28–8	#6 Jefferson (8–2–0)
	#7 (New) Huntington (8–2–0)	25–7	#10 George Washington (7–3–0)	#9 Brooke (7–3–0)	27–14	#8 Morgantown (8–2–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Cabell Midland	30–7	Brooke	Point Pleasant	49–0	(New) Huntington
	Wheeling Park	41–0	South Charleston	Capital	35–30	Martinsburg
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Capital	35–13	Cabell Midland	Wheeling Park	35–14	Point Pleasant
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Wheeling Park (12–1–1)	23–15	#4 Capital (10–3–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2016	#1 Martinsburg (10–0–0)	69–0	#16 Hedgesville (5–5–0)	#8 George Washington (7–3–0)	37–6	#9 Wheeling Park (7–3–0)
	#12 Hurricane (6–4–0)	38–14	#5 University (8–2–0)	#4 Morgantown (8–2–0)	25–7	#13 Spring Mills (6–4–0)
	#14 Jefferson (5–5–0)	36–0	#3 Musselman (8–2–0)	#6 Capital (7–3–0)	28–7	#11 Cabell Midland (6–4–0)
	#10 South Charleston (6–4–0)	31–28	#7 (New) Huntington	#2 Spring Valley (9–1–0)	54–7	#15 Buckhannon-Upshur (5–4–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Martinsburg	34–0	George Washington	Morgantown	29–14	Hurricane
	Capital	33–7	Jefferson	Spring Valley	55–7	South Charleston
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Martinsburg	51–0	Morgantown	Spring Valley	20–14	Capital
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Martinsburg (5) (14–0–0)	49–7	#2 Spring Valley (12–2–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2017	#1 (New) Huntington (10–0–0)	44–14	#16 South Charleston (4–6–0)	#9 Hurricane (6–4–0)	52–21	#8 Hedgesville (7–3–0)
	#4 Spring Valley (8–2–0)	31–0	#13 George Washington (5–5–0)	#12 Cabell Midland (5–5–0)	28–18	#5 Musselman (8–2–0)
	#6 Capital (7–3–0)	63–21	#11 Wheeling Park (6–4–0)	#3 University (10–0–0)	37–7	#14 Spring Mills (5–5–0)
	#10 John Marshall (7–3–0)	42–35	#7 Parkersburg (7–3–0)^[13]	#2 Martinsburg (10–0–0)	61–0	#15 Morgantown (4–6–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	(New) Huntington	28–27	Hurricane	Capital	48–24	University
	Spring Valley	15–0	Cabell Midland	Martinsburg	54–0	John Marshall
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Martinsburg	49–28	Capital	Spring Valley	10–7	(New) Huntington
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 Martinsburg (6) (14–0–0)	44–16	#4 Spring Valley (11–3–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2018	#1 Martinsburg (10–0–0)	35–0	#16 Hurricane (5–5–0)	#9 Parkersburg (6–4–0)	28–21	#8 Wheeling Park (7–3–0)
	#5 Ripley (9–1–0)	43–15	#12 Greenbrier East (6–4–0)	#4 Musselman (9–1–0)	60–14	#13 John Marshall (6–4–0)
	#3 Capital (9–1–0)	42–0	#14 Morgantown (5–5–0)	#11 Hedgesville (6–4–0)	35–29	#6 Parkersburg South (7–3–0)
	#7 (New) Huntington (7–3–0)	14–7	#10 Cabell-Midland (6–4–0)	#2 Spring Valley (10–0–0)	77–7	#15 Spring Mills (5–5–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Martinsburg	49–20	Parkersburg	Musselman	52–7	Ripley
	Capital	48–14	Hedgesville	Spring Valley	36–0	(New) Huntington
	Semi-final	Score		Semi-final	Score
	Martinsburg	42–14	Musselman	Spring Valley	56–14	Capital
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Martinsburg(7) (14–0–0)	31–7	#2 Spring Valley (13–1–0)
Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2019	#1 Martinsburg (10–0–0)	84–0	#16 Preston (4–6–0)	#9 Spring Mills (6–4–0)	28–27	#8 Greenbrier East (7–3–0)
	#5 Musselman (8–2–0)	48–29	#12 Parkersburg (5–5–0)	#4 Parkersburg South (9–1–0)	47–13	#13 South Charleston (4–6–0)
	#3 Spring Valley (9–1–0)	34–6	#14 Hurricane (4–6–0)	#11 Capital (5–5–0)	45–21	#6 Wheeling Park (8–2–0)
	#7 George Washington (7–3–0)	17–10	#10 Huntington (5–5–0)	#2 Cabel-Midland (10–0–0)	42–6	#15 Riverside (4–6–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Martinsburg	70–0	Spring Mills	Parkersburg South	52–33	Musselman
	Spring Valley	30–0	Capital	Cabel-Midland	28–18	George Washington
	Semi-finals	Score		Semi-finals	Score
	Martinsburg	77–20	Parkersburg South	Cabel-Midland	31–0	Spring Valley
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#1 Martinsburg(8) (14–0–0)	49–21	#2 Cabel-Midland (13–1–0)

In 2020 the COVID-19^[69]^{[circular reference]} epidemic effected the football season greatly. Health officials developed a map, which was published each Saturday, and used to determine which counties could participate in WVSSAC activities the upcoming week.^[70]

Year	First round	Score		First round	Score
2020	#1 Cabell-Midland (5–0–0)	Cabell-Midland granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Marshall County	#16 John Marshall (5–4–0)	#9 Spring Mills (5–2–0)	Spring Mills granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Wood County	#8 Parkersburg (6–2–0)
	#5 Bridgeport (6–1–0)	55–7	#12 Washington (5–4–0)	#4 Martinsburg (4–1–0)	62–0	#13 George Washington (3–2–0)
	#3 Musselman (6–1–0)	64–26	#14 University (3–3–0)	#6 Spring Valley (4–1–0)	Spring Valley granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Putnam County	#11 Hurricane (4–2–0)
	#10 Princeton (6–2–0)	Princeton granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Ohio County	#7 Wheeling Park (7–1–0)	#2 South Charleston (5–0–0)	S. Charleston granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Jackson County	#15 Ripley (6–3–0)
	Quarter-finals	Score		Quarter-finals	Score
	Cabell-Midland	Cabell-Midland granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Berkeley County	Spring Mills	Bridgeport	Bridgeport granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Berkeley County	Martinsburg
	Musselman	Musselman granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Wayne County	Spring Valley	South Charleston	57–18	Princeton
	Semi-finals	Score		Semi-finals	Score
	Bridgeport	Bridgeport granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Cabell County	Cabell-Midland	South Charleston	S. Charleston granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Berkeley County	Musselman
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2 South Charleston (6–0–0)	S. Charleston granted win due to COVID-19 numbers in Harrison County	#5 Bridgeport (7–1–0)

2021-2023


Year	First Round	Score		First Round	Score
2021	#1 (New) Huntington (11–0–0)	48–21	#16 Wheeling Park (4–5–0)	#9 George Washington (8–3–0)	21–7	#8 Greenbrier East (8–3–0)
	#5 Cabell Midland (10–1–0)	49–12	#12 South Charleston (5–6–0)	#4 University (11–0–0)	52–10	#13 Woodrow Wilson (5–6–0)
	#3 Bridgeport (11–0–0)	34–7	#14 Morgantown (5–6–0)	#6 Jefferson (10–1–0)	31–18	#11 Hurricane (6–5–0)
	#2 Martinsburg (10–1–0)	83–20	#15 Parkersburg South (5–6–0)	#7 Spring Valley (9–2–0)	56–14	#10 Princeton (5–4–0)
	Quarterfinals	Score		Quarterfinals	Score
	(New) Huntington (12–0–0)	29–13	George Washington (8–4–0)	Cabell Midland (11–1–0)	46–21	University (11–1–0)
	Bridgeport (12–0–0)	74–49	Jefferson (10–2–0)	Martinsburg (11–1–0)	42–6	Spring Valley (9–3–0)
	Semifinal	Score		Semifinal	Score
	(New) Huntington (13–0–0)	37–15	Cabell Midland (11–2–0)	Martinsburg (12–1–0)	21–0	Bridgeport (12–1–0)
	Champion	Score	Runner-Up
	#2 Martinsburg (9) (13–1–0)	62–21	#1 (New) Huntington (13–1–0)
Year	First Round	Score		First Round	Score
2022	#1 Parkersburg South (9–1–0)	78–12	#16 Hedgesville (5–5–0)	#8 Musselman (7–3–0)	28–23	#9 Wheeling Park (7–3–0)
	#2 (New) Huntington (9–1–0)	62–22	#15 Woodrow Wilson (6–4–0)	#10 Jefferson (7–3–0)	34–14	#7 Spring Valley (8–2–0)
	#3 Martinsburg (8–2–0)	42–14	#14 Morgantown (6–4–0)	#6 Bridgeport (8–2–0)	41–13	#11 Cabell Midland (6–3–0)
	#4 Hurricane (8–2–0)	56–13	#13 University (7–3–0)	#5 George Washington (8–2–0)	31–28	#12 Princeton (6–4–0)
	Quarterfinals	Score		Quarterfinals	Score
	Parkersburg South	58–14	Musselman	(New) Huntington	51–7	Jefferson
	Martinsburg	21–3	Bridgeport	Hurricane	56–28	George Washington
	Semifinals	Score		Semifinals	Score
	Parkersburg South	58–27	Hurricane	(New) Huntington	28–21	Martinsburg
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#2(New) Huntington	28–3	#1Parkersburg South
Year	First Round	Score		First Round	Score
2023	#1 Cabell Midland (9–1–0)	63–22	#16 Musselman (4–7–0)	#2 (New) Huntington (9–1–0)	59–13	#15 Morgantown (7–3–0)
	#3 Martinsburg (9–0–0)	55–7	#14 Parkersburg South (6–4–0)	#13 Parkersburg (7–3–0)	47–23	#4 Hurricane (8–2–0)
	#5 Princeton (9–1–0)	37–7	#12 Oak Hill (8–2–0)	#6 Jefferson (8–2–0)	21–14	#11 Wheeling Park (7–2–0)
	#7 Spring Mills (8–2–0)	20–17	#10 Spring Valley (6–4–0)	#8 Bridgeport (9–1–0)	28–27	George Washington (6–4–0)
	Quarterfinals	Score		Quarterfinals	Score
	Bridgeport	41–21	Cabell Midland	(New) Huntington	41–6	Spring Mills
	Martinsburg	49–0	Jefferson	Princeton	41–37	Parkersburg
	Semifinals	Score		Semifinals	Score
	Martinsburg	49–26	(New) Huntington	Princeton	73–70	Bridgeport
	Champion	Score	Runner-up
	#3 Martinsburg (10)	57–13	#5 Princeton

Four-class system (AAAA, AAA, AA, A) 2024–present / WVSSAC Ratings

The 2024 playoffs were delayed following multiple court actions. On December 20, 2023 - following the decision to expand to four classifications for football, cheer, volleyball, baseball, and softball, in addition to basketball - the WVSSAC released its classifications for the 2024–25 to 2027–28 academic years.^[79] Following the release of the classifications, on August 12, 2024, the WVSSAC reclassified eleven schools, after they successfully appealed. John Marshall, Oak Hill, Preston, St. Albans, and Spring Valley were moved from AAAA to AAA; Frankfort, Sissonville, and Wayne were moved from AAA to AA; and Petersburg, St. Marys, and Tyler Consolidated were moved from AA to A.^[80] Then on August 16, 2024, eleven more schools were reclassified. Buckhannon-Upshur, Capital, Riverside, and South Charleston were moved from AAAA to AAA; Chapmanville Regional, Independence, Lincoln, Nicholas County, and PikeView were moved from AAA to AA; and Ritchie County and Summers County were moved from AA to A.^[81]

This change meant that schools were now scheduled to play opponents who could be worth less points for playing than had originally been thought when those twenty-two schools were classified higher. Given this, on November 8, 2024, the Wood County Board of Education, joined by its three high schools - Parkersburg, Parkersburg South, and Williamstown - filed for an injunction asking that points be awarded based upon schools original classifications and not as the schools were currently classified. On November 9, 2024, a Wood County Circuit Judge entered an order granting the injunction and ordered the WVSSAC to calculate the ratings based upon the prior classifications.^[82] Following this order, four schools that would have otherwise made the playoffs, were left out of the sixteen-team field: Hampshire and Point Pleasant were replaced by Capital and St. Albans in AAA, Westside was replaced by Lincoln in AA, and Tolsia was replaced by St. Marys in A. This led to Point Pleasant filing for an injunction in the Circuit Court of Mason County. There a circuit judge entered an order granting injunctive relief and ordering play-in games in AAA, pitting Point Pleasant against St. Albans and Hampshire against Capital. Westside also filed for injunctive relief in the Circuit Court of Wyoming County requesting that the WVSSAC return to the original rating plan.^[83] The play-in games forced the WVSSAC to postpone the other playoff games by a week and those games were set for November 16, 2024 at 1:00pm at neutral sites.^[84]

However, on November 14, 2024, the WVSSAC filed two separate petitions with the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia requesting the Wood County and Mason County orders be prohibited from enforcement and requested the Court grant expedited relief.^[85] On November 15, 2024, the Supreme Court granted both motions for expedited relief and ordered responses filed in the case by noon on November 18, 2024. As a result, the play-in games in class AAA were called off, awaiting the result of the Supreme Court's ruling.^[86] Also on November 15, a Wayne County circuit judge ordered a play-in game between St. Marys and Tolsia be held within five days.^[87]

On November 19, 2024, the Supreme Court of Appeals ruled that the injunctions in Wood and Mason Counties exceeded the circuit court's authority and ruled in favor of the WVSSAC and reinstated the original football ratings.^[88]

Class A

Sixteen-Team Playoff (2024–present)

2024

First Round November 22-24			Quarter-finals November 29-30		Semi-finals December 6-7	Final December 13

1	Tug Valley (10-0-0)	48

16	Tolsia (6-4-0)	8
			1	Tug Valley (11-0-0)

			8	Petersburg (6-5-0)
8	Petersburg (5-5-0)	49

9	River View (7-3-0)	8



5	Doddridge County (8-2-0)	28

12	Wirt County (7-3-0)	8
			5	Doddridge County (9-2-0)

			4	Cameron (10-1-0)
4	Cameron (9-1-0)	62

13	Valley-Wetzel (7-2-0)	0



6	Sherman (8-2-0)	30

11	Tyler Consolidated (6-4-0)	14
			6	Sherman (9-2-0)

			3	Wahama (11-0-0)
3	Wahama (10-0-0)	68

14	Madonna (7-3-0)	13



7	Pendleton County (7-3-0)	44

10	Meadow Bridge (7-3-0)	30
			7	Pendleton County (8-3-0)


2	Tucker County (10-0-0)

15	East Hardy (4-6-0)

Class AA

Sixteen-Team Playoff (2024-Present)

2024

First Round November 22-24			Quarter-finals November 29-30		Semi-finals December 6-7	Final December 13

1	Frankfort (10-0-0)	45

16	Westide (7-3-0)	0
			1	Frankfort (11-0-0)

			8	Bluefield (5-5-0)
8	Bluefield (4-5-0)	20

9	South Harrison (8-2-0)	18



5	Wheeling Central (8-2-0)	41

12	Nicholas County (6-4-0)	20
			5	Wheeling Central (9-2-0)


4	Williamstown (8-2-0)

13	Moorefield (4-6-0)



6	Philip Barbour (7-3-0)

11	Clay County (7-3-0)



3	Independence (6-3-0)

14	James Monroe (7-3-0)



7	Scott (8-2-0)	40

10	Wayne (6-4-0)	12
			7	Scott (9-2-0)

			2	Roane County (11-0-0)
2	Roane County (10-0-0)	35

15	Chapmanville Regional (5-5-0)	14

Class AAA

Sixteen-Team Playoff (2024–present)

2024

First Round November 22-23			Quarter-finals November 29-30		Semi-finals December 6-7	Final December 14

1	Princeton (10-0-0)

16	Hampshire (5-5-0)


			8	North Marion (8-3-0)
8	North Marion (7-3-0)	47

9	Ripley (7-3-0)	10



5	Oak Hill (9-1-0)	27

12	Lewis County (5-5-0)	6
			5	Oak Hill (10-1-0)


4	Herbert Hoover (10-0-0)

13	Elkins (5-5-0)



6	Nitro (9-1-0)	41

11	Shady Spring (7-3-0)	7
			6	Nitro (10-1-0)

			3	Bridgeport (11-0-0)
3	Bridgeport (10-0-0)	65

14	Robert C. Byrd (4-6-0)	0



7	Spring Valley (7-3-0)	54

10	East Fairmont (5-4-0)	6
			7	Spring Valley (8-3-0)

			2	Fairmont Senior (10-1-0)
2	Fairmont Senior (9-1-0)	35

15	Point Pleasant (4-5-0)	6

Class AAAA

Sixteen-Team Playoff (2024–present)

2024

First Round November 22-23			Quarter-finals November 29-30		Semi-finals December 6-7	Final December 14

1	Martinsburg (9-1-0)

16	Parkersburg (4-6-0)


			8	Parkersburg South (6-5-0)
8	Parkersburg South (5-5-0)	24

9	Washington (6-4-0)	17



5	(New) Huntington (9-1-0)	56

12	University (4-6-0)	28
			5	(New) Huntington (10-1-0)


4	Wheeling Park (7-3-0)

13	Musselman (2-8-0)



6	Hurricane (7-3-0)	14

11	George Washington (7-3-0)	13
			6	Hurricane (8-3-0)

			3	Jefferson (8-3-0)
3	Jefferson (7-3-0)	48

14	Cabell Midland (5-5-0)	28



7	Morgantown (7-3-0)	35

10	Woodrow Wilson (6-4-0)	10
			7	Morgantown (8-3-0)

			2	Spring Mills (10-1-0)
2	Spring Mills (9-1-0)^{[n 1]}	56

15	Hedgesville (2-8-0)	0

^{[n 2]}

Schools with multiple football championships

(*school no longer exists) 63 schools have won multiple football championships, 32 of which have since been consolidated. Parkersburg High School^[13] has won the most titles, with 17. Wheeling Central Catholic has also won 17 state titles, five of which were Catholic State Championships.

Titles	School	Years
17	Parkersburg^[13]	1911, 1918, 1919, 1921, 1922, 1927, 1938, 1940, 1943, 1950 (A), 1958 (AAA), 1976 (AAA), 1978 (AAA), 1999 (AAA), 2001 (AAA), 2006 (AAA), 2007 (AAA)
17	Wheeling Central^[90]	1963,^[91] 1964,^[91] 1965,^[91] 1966,^[91] 1967,^[91] 1979 (AA), 2000 (A), 2002 (A), 2004 (A), 2005 (A), 2006 (A), 2007 (A), 2010 (A), 2011 (A), 2017(A), 2018(A), 2019(A)
11	Ceredo-Kenova*^[48]	1963 (AA), 1965 (AA), 1967 (AA), 1971 (AA), 1974 (AA), 1975 (AA), 1978 (AA), 1980 (AA), 1981 (AA), 1983 (AA), 1994 (A)
11	Bluefield	1959 (AAA), 1962 (AAA), 1965 (AAA), 1967 (AAA), 1975 (AAA), 1984 (AAA), 1997 (AA), 2004 (AA), 2007 (AA), 2009 (AA), 2017 (AA)
10	Bridgeport	1955 (A), 1972 (AAA), 1979 (AAA), 1986 (AA), 1988 (AA), 2000 (AA), 2013 (AA), 2014 (AA), 2015 (AA), 2019 (AA)
10	Martinsburg	2010 (AAA), 2011 (AAA), 2012 (AAA), 2013 (AAA), 2016 (AAA), 2017(AAA), 2018(AAA), 2019(AAA), 2021(AAA), 2023 (AAA)
9	Charleston*^[15]	1920, 1922, 1924, 1933, 1939, 1968 (AAA), 1969 (AAA), 1970 (AAA), 1988, (AAA)
9	Fairmont Senior	1903, 1907, 1924, 1929, 1946, 2018(AA), 2020(AA), 2021(AA), 2023 (AA)
8	(Old) Huntington*^[12]	1909, 1912, 1917, 1922, 1923, 1928, 1930, 1934
8	Weir	1935, 1942, 1949 (A), 1957 (AA), 1960 (AAA), 1961 (AAA), 1998 (AA), 2005 (AA)
7	East Bank*^[72]	1964 (AAA), 1971 (AAA), 1973 (AAA), 1989 (AA), 1990 (AA), 1993 (AA), 1996 (AA)
7	Weirton-Madonna^[92]	1968,^[91] 1971,^[91] 1972,^[91] 1975,^[91] 1987(A), 2009(A), 2013(A)
6	Moorefield	1996 (A), 1997 (A), 1998 (A), 1999 (A), 2001 (A), 2003 (A)
	Poca	1950 (B), 1977 (AA), 1994 (AA), 2001 (AA), 2002 (AA), 2003 (AA)
	Sistersville*^[52]	1953(B), 1964 (A), 1980 (A), 1981 (A), 1984 (A), 1985 (A), 1986 (A)
	Morgantown	1927, 1983 (AAA), 2000 (AAA), 2002 (AAA), 2004 (AAA), 2005 (AAA)
5	Monongah*^[18]	1952 (B), 1955 (B), 1968 (A), 1969 (A), 1973 (A)
	Winfield	1960 (A), 1961 (A), 1963 (A), 1985 (AA), 1987 (AA)
	Frederick Douglass*^[93]	1920, 1921, 1922, 1937, 1947
	Buckhannon High^[14]/ Buckhannon-Upshur	1915, 1918, 1924, 1963 (AAA), 1966 (AAA)
	South Charleston	1945, 1994 (3A), 2008 (AAA), 2009 (AAA), 2020(AAA)
	Wheeling*^[11]	1908, 1913, 1916, 1922, 1925
	Vinson*^[48]	1948 (B), 1950 (B), 1951 (B), 1956 (B), 1957 (A)
4	Capital	1989 (AAA), 1991 (AAA), 1995 (AAA), 2014 (AAA)
	Garnet*^[93]	1923, 1930, 1933, 1950
	Magnolia	1926, 1964 (AA), 2010 (AA), 2015 (A)
	Ravenswood	1957 (B), 1959 (A), 1972 (AA), 1976 (AA)
	Fairmont-Dunbar*^[93]	1931, 1934, 1943, 1953
	Grafton	1952 (A), 1956 (AA), 1984 (AA), 2008 (AA)
	DuBois*^[93]	1936, 1938, 1939, 1942
	Williamson*^[21]	1926, 1944, 1960 (AA), 1961 (AA)
	Charleston Catholic^[92]	1962,^[91] 1969,^[91] 1973,^[91] 1976^[91]
	Williamstown	2008 (A), 2014 (A), 2022 (A), 2023 (A)
3	Brooke	1985 (AAA), 1987 (AAA), 1990 (AAA)
	Duval*^[61]	1978 (A), 1982 (A), 1990 (A)
	Stonewall Jackson*^[15]	1947(A), 1974 (AAA), 1986 (AAA)
	Benwood Union*^[20]	1926, 1928, 1931
	Kelly Miller*^[93]	1927, 1928, 1929
	Stratton*^[34]^[93]	1941, 1946, 1954
	Keyser	1956 (A), 1962 (AA), 1969 (AA)
	Mount Hope*^[67]	1959 (AA), 1960 (AA), 1989 (A)
	Musselman	1974 (A), 1982 (AA), 1995 (AA)
	North Marion	1980 (AAA), 1981 (AAA), 1997 (AAA)
	St. Marys	1922, 2016 (A), 2020(A)
	Wayne	2006 (AA), 2011 (AA), 2012 (AA)
	Woodrow Wilson	1947 (A), 1948 (A), 1951 (A)
	Mannington*^[18]	1922, 1976 (A), 1977 (A)
2	DuPont*^[72]	1992 (AAA), 1993 (AAA)
	Meadow Bridge	1958 (A), 1988 (A)
	Sumner*^[93]	1917, 1921
	Clarksburg-Washington Irving*^[16]	1922, 1926
	Gary District*^[93]	1932, 1956
	Excelsior*^[93]	1935, 1945
	Aracoma*^[93]	1948, 1949
	Clarksburg-Victory*^[19]	1925, 1935
	Clarksburg-Roosevelt-Wilson*^[16]	1929, 1958 (AA)
	Big Creek*^[22]	1932, 1934
	Doddridge^[23]	1933, 1936
	Hinton*^[41]	1937, 1968 (AA)
	Gary*^[44]	1966 (AA), 1970 (AA)
	Anstead*^[59]	1971 (AA), 1972 (AA)
	Paden City	1970 (A), 1979 (A)
	Mullens*^[42]	1941, 1959 (AA)

Schools with one football championship

(*school no longer exists) There are 37 WV schools that have one state football championship. Of those 37, 21 have been closed or consolidated into new schools.

1940 WVAU State Champions, Monongalia High School. Monongalia High was a school for Black students prior to integration. MHS won one WV state title. The WV Athletic Union (WVAU) governed athletics for African American students from 1914 to 1956.

The 1954 Follansbee High School WVSSAC Class "A" Football Champions. In 1954, WV had just two school size classifications; "A" for bigger schools and "B" for smaller schools. The WVSSAC started a three-class system in 1955. Follansbee High is one of 37 schools that won a single WV State Football title. Follansbee consolidated with Wellsburg and Bethany High Schools in 1969 to form Brooke High School.

School	Year
Booker T. Washington*^[93]	1926
Elkins	1928
Monongalia*^[93]	1940
Elkhorn*^[93]	1944
Webster Springs*	1947(B)
Romney*	1949(B)
Conley*^[93]	1951
Kimball*^[93]	1952
Barboursville*	1953(A)
Farmington*	1954(B)
Follansbee*	1954(A)
Byrd Prillerman*^[93]	1955
St. Albans	1955(AA)
Rainelle*	1962(A)
Crum*	1965(A)
Wirt County	1966(A)
Marlinton*	1967(A)
Parkersburg Catholic^[91]	1970
Northfork*	1973(AA)
Clarksburg-Notre Dame^[91]	1974
Ridgeley*	1975(A)
Man	1979(AA)
George Washington	1982(AAA)
Tyler County*	1983(A)
Peterstown*	1991(A)
Spencer*	1991(AA)
Fayetteville*	1992(A)
Buffalo-Wayne*	1992(AA)
Matewan*	1993(A)
Gilbert*	1995(A)
John Marshall	1996(AAA)
Nitro	1998(AAA)
Wyoming East	1999(AA)
Parkersburg South	2003(AAA)
Wahama	2012(A)
Wheeling Park	2015(AAA)
Mingo Central	2016(AA)
Ritchie County	2021(A)
(New) Huntington	2022(AAA)
Independence	2022(AA)

Runners-up

(*school no longer exists)

Times	School	Years
8	Williamstown	1961(A), 2003(A), 2005(A), 2006(A), 2007(A), 2011(A), 2018(A), 2021(A)
7	Bluefield	1995(AA), 1999(AA), 2002(AA), 2003(AA), 2005(AA), 2018(AA), 2019(AA)
6	Parkersburg^[13]	1959(AAA), 1962(AAA), 1974(AAA), 1985(AAA), 1997(AAA), 2000(AAA)
6	Weirton-Madonna	1966,^[94] 1973,^[94] 1974,^[94] 2004(A), 2008(A), 2012(A)
5	Brooke	1980(AAA), 1986(AAA), 1992(AAA), 2009(AAA), 2010(AAA)
	Fairmont Senior	1957(AA), 1977(AAA), 1981(AAA), 2016(AA), 2017(AA)
	Magnolia	1972(AA), 1981(AA), 1992(AA), 1993(AA), 2008(AA)
	Valley-Wetzel	1993(A), 1994(A), 1995(A), 1996(A), 1998(A)
	Wirt County	1949(B), 1955(B), 1967(A), 1970(A), 1975(A)
4	DuPont*	1972(AAA), 1976(AAA), 1978(AAA), 1998(AA)
	Man	1977(AA), 1980(AA), 1984(AA), 2009(A)
	Martinsburg	2001(AAA), 2003(AAA), 2004(AAA), 2006(AAA)
	St. Albans	1961(AAA), 1968(AAA), 1979(AAA), 2007(AAA)
	Wayne	2000(AA), 2004(AA), 2009(AA), 2013(AA)
	Winfield	1952(B), 1958(A), 1959(A), 1988(AA)
3	Barboursville*	1954(A), 1983(AAA), 1984(AAA)
	Big Creek*	1952(A), 1976(AA), 1997(A)
	Capital	1993(AAA), 1996(AAA), 2015(AAA)
	Ceredo-Kenova*	1966(AA), 1973(AA), 1982(AA)
	Charleston-Catholic	1963,^[94] 1964,^[94] 1972^[94]
	Clarksburg-Notre Dame	1970,^[94] 1975,^[94] 1980(A)
	Matewan*	1987(A), 1991(A), 1992(A)
	Monongah*	1956(B), 1967(AA), 1972(A)
	Mt. Hope*	1961(AA), 1964(AA), 1965(AA)
	Sissonville	1951(B), 1958(AA), 1994(AA)
	Spring Valley	2016(AAA), 2017(AAA), 2018(AAA)
	Greenbrier West	1991(AA), 2013(A), 2023(A)
2	Alderson*	1948(B), 1960(A)
	Bishop Donahue*	1971,^[94] 1979(A)
	Bridgeport	2001(AA), 2020(AAA)
	Buffalo-Wayne*	1979(AA), 1985(AA)
	Cabell Midland	2012(AAA), 2019(AAA)
	Doddridge	1978(A), 2019(A)
	East Hardy	2015(A), 2016(A)
	Fairview*	1964(A), 1971(A)
	Fayetteville*	1984(A), 1999(A)
	George Washington	2008(AAA), 2011(AAA)
	(Old) Huntington*	1964(AAA), 1966(AAA)
	Keyser	1957(A), 2012(AA)
	Moorefield	2000(A), 2002(A)
	Morgantown	1971(AAA), 1998(AAA)
	Morgantown-St. Francis*	1976,^[94] 1985(A)
	Musselman	1983(AA), 1989(AA)
	Nitro	1960(AAA), 2005(AAA)
	Northfork*	1963(A), 1974(AA)
	Oceana*	1970(AA), 1971(AA)
	Paden City	1968(A), 1969(A)
	Peterstown*	1981(A), 1990(A)
	Pineville*	1977(A), 1988(A)
	Poca	1978(AA), 1996(AA)
	Rupert*	1954(B), 1957(B)
	St. Marys	2014(A), 2017(A)
	South Charleston	1975(AAA), 2014(AAA)
	Stonewall Jackson*	1967(AAA), 1987(AAA)
	Tolsia	2006(AA), 2015(AA)
	Tucker County	1986(AA), 1987(AA)
	Wheeling Central	1962,^[94] 2001(A)
	(New) Huntington	2013(AAA), 2021(AAA)
	James Monroe	2007(AA), 2022(A)
	Parkersburg South	2002(AAA), 2022(AAA)
	North Marion	1982(AAA), 2023 (AA)
1	Benwood Union*	1953(A)
	Buckhannon-Upshur	1969(AAA)
	Crum*	1966(A)
	Dunbar*	1965(AAA)
	East Bank*	1958(AAA)
	Frankfort	2014(AA)
	Gary*	1951(A)
	Gauley Bridge*	1976(A)
	Grafton	1987(AA)
	Greenbrier East	1988(AAA)
	Hamlin*	1974(A)
	Hedgesville	1995(AAA)
	Hinton*	1963(AA)
	Masontown-Valley*	1965(A)
	Milton*	1949(A)
	Mt. View	1990(AAA)
	Mullens*	1956(A)
	Nicholas County	1962(AA)
	Oak Hill	1950(A)
	Parkersburg Catholic	1969^[94]
	Pt. Pleasant	2011(AA)
	Ravenswood	2010(AAA)
	Ritchie County	2020(A)
	Riverside	1999(AAA)
	Robert C. Byrd	2020(AA)
	Romney*	1953(B)
	Sherman	1975(AA)
	Sistersville*	1983(A)
	Sophia*	1962(A)
	South Harrison	1973(A)
	Spencer*	1990(AA)
	Tyler County*	1986(A)
	University	1994(AAA)
	Clarksburg-Victory*^[19]	1970(AAA)
	Wahama	2010(A)
	Webster Springs*	1955(A)
	Weir	1973(AAA)
	Wheeling Park	1991(AAA)
	Independence	2021(AA)
	Herbert Hoover	2022(AA)
	Princeton	2023 (AAA)

WVSSAC State Football Champions

Notes

^ Spring Mills was ordered to forfeit four wins following a determination by the WVSSAC that an ineligible player played in those games. Later a judge in the Circuit Court of Berkeley County ordered that the WVSSAC decision violated federal law as the player qualified as homeless under the McKinney-Vento Act.^[89]
^ Only sixteen teams were classified as class AAAA in 2024, as such, all sixteen teams qualified for the playoffs.

References

^ "State Champion History". www.wvssac.org.
^ ^a ^b ^c Fields, Rick; Bonar, Robert. The Kanawha County Football Almanac: A Complete Record of High School Football in Kanawha County 1901–2015 – via Amazon.
^ "Museum Shop – Marion County Historical Society & Museum". www.marionhistorical.org.
^ Source: Knights of the Laughing Waters by George W. Ramsey, Jr., 1915 Source: Buckhannon Record newspaper November 1915. 1909, 1912 Source: Huntington Advertiser newspaper. 1908 & 1913 Wheeling Genealogical Society "Schools". www.wvgenweb.org.
^ Libraries, WVU. "About Us – West Virginia & Regional History Center – West Virginia & Regional History Center". wvrhc.lib.wvu.edu.
^ ^a ^b 1911 Source: Spaldings 1911 Football Guide page 251Association, National Collegiate Athletic (21 January 2018). "The Official National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Guide". NCAA Publishing Service. – via Google Books.
^ 1916–1936 Source: "History of Sports in West Virginia" by Doug Huff (sports writer for the Wheeling Intelligencer, The Intelligencer and Wheeling News Register).
^ "Classifications « WVSSAC". www.wvssac.org.
^ "Rules and Regulation Handbook« WVSSAC". www.wvssac.org.
^ "WVSSAC approves four-class system for high school sports". www.wboy.com/.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f consolidated with Wheeling, Triadelphia, Warwood and West Liberty into Wheeling Park High School 1976.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Consolidated with Huntington East High School in 1996 into New Huntington High School.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av "Parkersburg High School Big Reds Football". www.phsbigredsfootball.com.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d consolidated with Upshur High School to form Buckhannon-Upshur High School 1933.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y Consolidated into Capital High School in 1989.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g consolidated into Robert C. Byrd High School 1995.
^ ^a ^b ^c Cork, Tim (7 November 2014). "Segment One".
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s Consolidated into North Marion High School in 1979.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Victory, Salem and Bristol consolidated in 1973 to form Liberty High School.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e consolidated into John Marshall High School 1968.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j consolidated with Gilbert, Matewan and Burch High Schools to form Mingo Central High School 2011.
^ ^a ^b ^c consolidated into River View High School 2009.
^ ^a ^b ^c formed by consolidating Carr and West Union High Schools in 1933.
^ ^a ^b Charles Sumner* High School, Parkersburg, West Virginia, Wood County, West Virginia
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Frederick Douglass High School, Huntington, Cabell County, WV
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Henry Highland Garnet High School, Charleston, WV Kanawha County, WV
^ Booker T. Washington High School London, Kanawha County, WV
^ ^a ^b ^c Kelly Miller (scientist) High School Clarksburg, WV Harrison County, WV
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Paul Laurence Dunbar, Dunbar School (Fairmont, West Virginia), Marion County, West Virginia
^ ^a ^b Gary District High School, Gary, WV, McDowell County, WV
^ ^a ^b Excelsior High School, War, West Virginia, McDowell County, WV
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d W. E. B. DuBois High School, Mount Hope, West Virginia, Fayette County, WV
^ Morgantown, WV, Monongalia County, WV
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Rev. Daniel Stratton High School, Beckley, WV, Raleigh County, West Virginia
^ Elkhorn High School, Elkhorn, West Virginia, McDowell County, West Virginia
^ ^a ^b Aracoma High School, Aracoma, West Virginia, Logan County, WV
^ Conley High School, Mullens, WV, Wyoming County, WV
^ Kimball High School, Kimball, West Virginia, McDowell County, WV
^ Dr. Byrd Prillerman High School, Amigo, West Virginia, Raleigh County, West Virginia
^ ^a ^b Closed in 2017, students moved to Wheeling Central
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Consolidated into Summers County High School in 1995.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Consolidated into Wyoming East High School in 1998.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Consolidated into Cabell Midland High School in 1994.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Consolidated into Mount View High School in 1975.
^ ^a ^b ^c Consolidated into River View High School in 2010.
^ Follensbee, Wellsburg and Bethany consolidated to form Brooke High School in 1969.
^ ^a ^b Webster Springs and Cowen consolidated to create Webster County High School (West Virginia) in 1974
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j Consolidated into Spring Valley High School in 1998.
^ ^a ^b Consolidated into Greenbrier East High School in 1968.
^ ^a ^b Consolidated into Hampshire High School in 1964.
^ No game was held due to inclement weather.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Consolidated into Tyler Consolidated High School in 1993.
^ Closed in 1975.
^ ^a ^b ^c Consolidated into Greenbrier West High School in 1968.
^ Consolidated into Independence High School in 1976.
^ ^a ^b Consolidated with Fort Gay to form Tolsia High School in 1988.
^ Consolidated into Preston High School in 1991.
^ Consolidated into Pocahontas County High School in 1968.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Consolidated into Midland Trail High School in 1976.
^ consolidated into Ritchie County 1986
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Consolidated into Lincoln County High School in 2006.
^ Consolidated into Frankfort High School in 1976.
^ Merged into Valley Fayette High School in 2006.
^ ^a ^b Franklin and Circleville consolidated in 1998 to form Pendleton County High
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Consolidated into James Monroe High School in 1993.
^ Closed in 1990.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Merged into Oak Hill High School in 2011.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t consolidated with Buffalo-Wayne and Vinson to form Spring Valley High School (West Virginia)
^ ^a ^b ^c "COVID-19".
^ ^a ^b ^c "DHHR COVID-19 map". wvde.us.
^ ^a ^b ^c Consolidated into Westside High School in 2002.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p Consolidated into Riverside High School in 1999.
^ ^a ^b Consolidated into Roane County High School in 1993.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j formed from consolidation of Chapmanville and Harts in 2007
^ no game: Charleston* and Welch* tied for second place playoff slot so B-U received BYE
^ merged into South Charleston High School 1990.
^ "West Virginia High School Football". wvwoodman.com.
^ Formed from consolidation of Huntington East and "Old" Huntington High
^ Brocato, Joe (December 20, 2023). "Fourth class added to five WVSSAC sports starting in the 2024-2025 academic year". WV MetroNews.
^ Carey, Greg (August 13, 2024). "Eleven high schools to be reclassified for 2024 football season". WV MetroNews.
^ Brocato, Joe (August 16, 2024). "Eleven more schools reclassified by WVSSAC for 2024 football season". WV MetroNews.
^ Campbell, Chase (November 11, 2024). "Judge grants Wood County BOE's request for injunctive relief from WVSSAC". WTAP.
^ Carey, Greg (November 11, 2024). "Judge issues late night injunction ordering play-in scenario for AAA football playoffs as SSAC anticipates more court challenges". WV MetroNews.
^ Brocato, Joe (November 14, 2024). ""Play-in" games tentatively scheduled; Spring Mills seeks restoration of four victories". WV MetroNews.
^ Carey, Greg (November 14, 2024). "WVSSAC files motion for expedited relief, petition for writ of prohibition with state Supreme Court". WV MetroNews.
^ Brocato, Joe (November 15, 2024). "Scheduling order issued by state Supreme Court, "Play-in" games called off". WV MetroNews.
^ "Wayne County judge orders Class A play-in game; Class AAA play-in games in question". WCHS. November 15, 2024.
^ Brocato, Joe (November 19, 2024). "Supreme Court of Appeals of WV rules in favor of WVSSAC; original football ratings plan restored". WV MetroNews.
^ "Berkeley County judge restores four victories for Spring Mills". WV MetroNews. November 14, 2024.
^ includes five Catholic state titles prior to private schools being allowed in WVSSAC playoffs
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o WV Catholic State Champion
^ ^a ^b includes four Catholic titles prior to private schools being allowed in WVSSAC playoffs
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p WVAU State Champions during segregation
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Catholic State Title Game

External links

West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission – Football

[springmills-90] Spring Mills was ordered to forfeit four wins following a determination by the WVSSAC that an ineligible player played in those games. Later a judge in the Circuit Court of Berkeley County ordered that the WVSSAC decision violated federal law as the player qualified as homeless under the McKinney-Vento Act.^[89]

[2024season-91] Only sixteen teams were classified as class AAAA in 2024, as such, all sixteen teams qualified for the playoffs.

[1] "State Champion History". www.wvssac.org.

[almanac-2] Fields, Rick; Bonar, Robert. The Kanawha County Football Almanac: A Complete Record of High School Football in Kanawha County 1901–2015 – via Amazon.

[3] "Museum Shop – Marion County Historical Society & Museum". www.marionhistorical.org.

[4] Source: Knights of the Laughing Waters by George W. Ramsey, Jr., 1915 Source: Buckhannon Record newspaper November 1915. 1909, 1912 Source: Huntington Advertiser newspaper. 1908 & 1913 Wheeling Genealogical Society "Schools". www.wvgenweb.org.

[5] Libraries, WVU. "About Us – West Virginia & Regional History Center – West Virginia & Regional History Center". wvrhc.lib.wvu.edu.

[Spaldings1911-6] 1911 Source: Spaldings 1911 Football Guide page 251Association, National Collegiate Athletic (21 January 2018). "The Official National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Guide". NCAA Publishing Service. – via Google Books.

[7] 1916–1936 Source: "History of Sports in West Virginia" by Doug Huff (sports writer for the Wheeling Intelligencer, The Intelligencer and Wheeling News Register).

[WVSSAC-8] "Classifications « WVSSAC". www.wvssac.org.

[9] "Rules and Regulation Handbook« WVSSAC". www.wvssac.org.

[10] "WVSSAC approves four-class system for high school sports". www.wboy.com/.

[Wheeling-11] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f consolidated with Wheeling, Triadelphia, Warwood and West Liberty into Wheeling Park High School 1976.

[OldHuntington-12] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Consolidated with Huntington East High School in 1996 into New Huntington High School.

[BigRed-13] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av "Parkersburg High School Big Reds Football". www.phsbigredsfootball.com.

[Buckhannon-14] solidated with Upshur High School to form Buckhannon-Upshur High School 1933.

[StonewallJackson-15] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y Consolidated into Capital High School in 1989.

[Roosevelt-Wilson-16] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g consolidated into Robert C. Byrd High School 1995.

[WIHS-17] Cork, Tim (7 November 2014). "Segment One".

[Mannington-18] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s Consolidated into North Marion High School in 1979.

[Victory-19] Victory, Salem and Bristol consolidated in 1973 to form Liberty High School.

[Benwood_Union-20] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e consolidated into John Marshall High School 1968.

[Williamson-21] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j consolidated with Gilbert, Matewan and Burch High Schools to form Mingo Central High School 2011.

[Big_Creek-22] solidated into River View High School 2009.

[Doddridge-23] rmed by consolidating Carr and West Union High Schools in 1933.

[Charles_Sumner-24] Charles Sumner* High School, Parkersburg, West Virginia, Wood County, West Virginia

[Frederick_Douglas-25] Frederick Douglass High School, Huntington, Cabell County, WV

[Henry_Highland_Garnet-26] Henry Highland Garnet High School, Charleston, WV Kanawha County, WV

[Booker_T._Washington-27] Booker T. Washington High School London, Kanawha County, WV

[Kelly_Miller-28] Kelly Miller (scientist) High School Clarksburg, WV Harrison County, WV

[Paul_Laurence_Dunbar-29] Paul Laurence Dunbar, Dunbar School (Fairmont, West Virginia), Marion County, West Virginia

[Gary_District-30] Gary District High School, Gary, WV, McDowell County, WV

[Excelsior-31] Excelsior High School, War, West Virginia, McDowell County, WV

[DuBois-32] W. E. B. DuBois High School, Mount Hope, West Virginia, Fayette County, WV

[33] Morgantown, WV, Monongalia County, WV

[Stratton-34] Rev. Daniel Stratton High School, Beckley, WV, Raleigh County, West Virginia

[Elkhorn-35] Elkhorn High School, Elkhorn, West Virginia, McDowell County, West Virginia

[Aracoma-36] Aracoma High School, Aracoma, West Virginia, Logan County, WV

[Conley-37] Conley High School, Mullens, WV, Wyoming County, WV

[Kimball-38] Kimball High School, Kimball, West Virginia, McDowell County, WV

[Prillerman-39] Dr. Byrd Prillerman High School, Amigo, West Virginia, Raleigh County, West Virginia

[auto-40] Closed in 2017, students moved to Wheeling Central

[Hinton-41] Consolidated into Summers County High School in 1995.

[Pineville-42] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Consolidated into Wyoming East High School in 1998.

[Barboursville-43] Consolidated into Cabell Midland High School in 1994.

[Northfork-44] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Consolidated into Mount View High School in 1975.

[BigCreek-45] Consolidated into River View High School in 2010.

[Follansbee-46] Follensbee, Wellsburg and Bethany consolidated to form Brooke High School in 1969.

[WCHS-47] Webster Springs and Cowen consolidated to create Webster County High School (West Virginia) in 1974

[BuffaloWayne-48] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j Consolidated into Spring Valley High School in 1998.

[Alderson-49] Consolidated into Greenbrier East High School in 1968.

[Romney-50] Consolidated into Hampshire High School in 1964.

[1950ClassB-51] No game was held due to inclement weather.

[Sistersville-52] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Consolidated into Tyler Consolidated High School in 1993.

[Farmington-53] Closed in 1975.

[Rainelle-54] Consolidated into Greenbrier West High School in 1968.

[Sophia-55] Consolidated into Independence High School in 1976.

[Crum-56] Consolidated with Fort Gay to form Tolsia High School in 1988.

[MasontownValley-57] Consolidated into Preston High School in 1991.

[Marlinton-58] Consolidated into Pocahontas County High School in 1968.

[Ansted-59] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Consolidated into Midland Trail High School in 1976.

[Ritchie-60] solidated into Ritchie County 1986

[Hamlin-61] Consolidated into Lincoln County High School in 2006.

[Ridgeley-62] Consolidated into Frankfort High School in 1976.

[GauleyBridge-63] Merged into Valley Fayette High School in 2006.

[Pendleton-64] Franklin and Circleville consolidated in 1998 to form Pendleton County High

[Peterstown-65] Consolidated into James Monroe High School in 1993.

[StFrancisCentral-66] Closed in 1990.

[MountHope-67] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Merged into Oak Hill High School in 2011.

[CK-68] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t consolidated with Buffalo-Wayne and Vinson to form Spring Valley High School (West Virginia)

[COVID-19-69] "COVID-19".

[dhhr-70] "DHHR COVID-19 map". wvde.us.

[Oceana-71] Consolidated into Westside High School in 2002.

[EastBank-72] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p Consolidated into Riverside High School in 1999.

[Spencer-73] Consolidated into Roane County High School in 1993.

[Chapmanville-74] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j formed from consolidation of Chapmanville and Harts in 2007

[75] : Charleston* and Welch* tied for second place playoff slot so B-U received BYE

[Dunbar-76] rged into South Charleston High School 1990.

[woodman-77] "West Virginia High School Football". wvwoodman.com.

[78] Formed from consolidation of Huntington East and "Old" Huntington High

[79] Brocato, Joe (December 20, 2023). "Fourth class added to five WVSSAC sports starting in the 2024-2025 academic year". WV MetroNews.

[80] Carey, Greg (August 13, 2024). "Eleven high schools to be reclassified for 2024 football season". WV MetroNews.

[81] Brocato, Joe (August 16, 2024). "Eleven more schools reclassified by WVSSAC for 2024 football season". WV MetroNews.

[82] Campbell, Chase (November 11, 2024). "Judge grants Wood County BOE's request for injunctive relief from WVSSAC". WTAP.

[83] Carey, Greg (November 11, 2024). "Judge issues late night injunction ordering play-in scenario for AAA football playoffs as SSAC anticipates more court challenges". WV MetroNews.

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[92] udes five Catholic state titles prior to private schools being allowed in WVSSAC playoffs

[WV_Catholic_State_Champion-93] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o WV Catholic State Champion

[Catholic-94] udes four Catholic titles prior to private schools being allowed in WVSSAC playoffs

[segregation-95] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p WVAU State Champions during segregation

[CRU-96] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Catholic State Title Game

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West Virginia High School Football State Championships and playoff history

History

Getting started

Separate was not equal

Private schools

WVSSAC takes the reins

Tie breakers

Location

Eras and classes

Champions by popular acclaim

Single class

Colored State Football Champions

Single class

WV Catholic Schools State Football Champions

Single class

WV sports writers' vote

Single class

Two-class system (A, B) 1947–1954 / WVSSAC Ratings

Class A

Champion Selected Using Power Rankings (1947)

Two-Team Playoff (1948-1954)

Class B

Champion Selected Using Power Rankings (1947)

Two-Team Playoff (1948–1954)

Three-class system (AA, A, B) 1955–1957 / WVSSAC ratings

Class AA

Two-Team Playoff

Class A

Two-Team Playoff

Class B

Two-Team Playoff

Three-class system (AAA, AA, A) 1958–2023 / WVSSAC Ratings

Class A

Two-Team Playoff (1958–1971)

Four-Team Playoff (1972–1977)

Eight-Team Playoff (1978–1990)

Sixteen-Team Playoff (1991–2023)

1991-2000

2001-2010

2011-2020

2021-2023

Class AA

Two-Team Playoff (1958–1971)

Four-Team Playoff (1972–1977)

Eight-Team Playoff (1978–1990)

Sixteen-Team Playoff (1991–2023)

1991-2000

2001-2010

2011-2020

2021-2023

Class AAA

Two-Team Playoff (1958–1971)

Four-Team Playoff (1972–1977)

Eight-Team Playoff (1978–1990)

Sixteen-Team Playoff (1991–2023)

1991-2000

2001-2010

2011-2020

2021-2023

Four-class system (AAAA, AAA, AA, A) 2024–present / WVSSAC Ratings

Class A

Sixteen-Team Playoff (2024–present)

2024

Class AA

Sixteen-Team Playoff (2024-Present)

2024

Class AAA

Sixteen-Team Playoff (2024–present)

2024

Class AAAA

Sixteen-Team Playoff (2024–present)

2024

Schools with multiple football championships

Schools with one football championship

Runners-up

See also

Notes

References

External links