West Virginia High School Football Scores - Week 1

West Virginia High School Football Scores
Friday, August 26, 2011

Bluefield 51, Graham (VA) 14
Bridgeport 45, Buckhannon-Upshur 0
Calhoun County 59, Gilmer County 21
Cambridge, Ohio 58, John Marshall 6
Chapmanville 47, Sissonville 7
Clarke County (VA) 24, Berkeley Springs 14
Doddridge County 33, South Harrison 7
Fayetteville 15, Oak Hill 6
Grafton 18, Philip Barbour 13
Huntington 32, Lincoln County 6
Hurricane 17, Winfield 10
Independence 37, Midland Trail 6
James Monroe 34, Narrows (VA) 6
Keyser 52, Petersburg 6
Lewis County 34, Liberty Harrison 18
Lincoln 22, Braxton County 19
Logan 30, Man 7
Madonna 37, Valley Wetzel 12
Martinsburg 7, Sherando (VA) 0
Meadow Bridge 62, Montcalm 32
Mingo Central 48, Wyoming East 14
Musselman 30, Skyline (VA) 14
Nicholas County 25, Clay County 6
Notre Dame 67, Hundred 12
Parkersburg 33, Brooke 22
Parkersburg South 32, Ripley 25
Pendleton County 32, Tygarts Valley 0
Poca 44, Nitro 22
Preston 20, Hampshire 19
Ravenswood 35, Herbert Hoover 18
Ritchie County 38, St. Marys 22
River View 36, Mount View 14
Riverside 41, St. Albans 14
Robert C. Byrd 28, Fairmont Senior 20
Shady Spring 40, Greenbrier West 20
Spring Valley 28, Cabell Midland 20
Summers County 46, PikeView 27
Tucker County 28, Pocahontas County 6
Tug Valley 45, Sherman 6
University 21, North Marion 0
Valley Fayette 16, Hannan 0
Webster County 34, Richwood 8
Westside 38, Liberty Raleigh 14
Williamstown 50, Tyler Consolidated 0
Wintersville Indian Creek (OH) 55, Weir 7
Wirt County 32, Moorefield 25
Woodgrove, Va. 37, Jefferson 19
Woodrow Wilson 43, Princeton 16

West Virginia High School Football Scores - Week 1

West Virginia High School Football Scores
Thursday, August 25, 2011

New Philadelphia (OH)  21  Wheeling Park  20
Oak Glen 29  Richmond Edison (OH)  28
Steubenville (OH)  31  Morgantown  9

WV Beats Ohio in OVAC All-Star Football Game

by Jeff Fisher

West Virginia High School Football Huddle

The West Virginia All-Stars used a rock solid defense to defeat the Ohio Stars 24-3 in the annual Rudy Mumley Ohio Valley Athletic Conference All-Star Charity Football Classic.

West Virginia held Ohio to minus-6 yards rushing and 62-yards in total offense to give the Mountaineer State its second straight victory in the all-star game.

Click here to read a game story from the Herald Star.

Rosters Announced for Rudy Mumley OVAC All-Star Charity Football Classic

by Jeff Fisher
West Virginia High School Football Huddle

The West Virginia and Ohio rosters for the annual Rudy Mumley OVAC All-Star Charity Football Classic have been announced.

This year's game will be played July 24th at Wheeling Island Stadium.  The West Virginia All-Stars will be coached by Mark Batton of Magnolia.

Here's the W.V. Roster:

Phil Acrie, Linsly; Jared Adrian, Morgantown; Jordan Angalich, Bishop Donahue; Cameron Benson, Magnolia; Michael Berardi, John Marshall; Marcus Clifford, Wheeling Central; Joey DiNardo, Brooke; Demetrius Dixon, University; John Duplaga, Wheeling Central; Chris Eloi, Madonna; Cory Evans, Oak Glen; Justin Fox, Magnolia; Anthony Gutta, Morgantown; Dan Heupp, Weir; Tyler Jacovetty, Wheeling Central; Boone Kehrer, Tyler Consolidated; Traeh Keller, Magnolia; Jeff Kidder, Parkersburg South; Shane Koper, Oak Glen; Kaleb Kucera, Bishop Donahue; Ryan Lazaer, Brooke; Logan Martin, John Marshall; Zach Morris, Wheeling Park; Joey Musick, Morgantown; Anthony Pederson, Brooke; McKenzie Peluchette, Wheeling Central; Matt Riggs, Magnolia; Chance Rowland, Oak Glen; Alex Schramm, Wheeling Park; Tanner Whyte, Cameron; Chris Williams, John Marshall; Demetrius Youngblood (Linsly).

Click here to go to the Ohio High School Football Huddle to check-out the Buckeye State Roster.