West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission
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WVSSAC State Soccer Tournament Matchups ... See MoreSee Less
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Good Luck Bees! 🐝💙💛🐝
Good luck Bees!! 🐝🐝. Beat Bridgeport!!
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Boys and Girls State Tournament Matchups: www.wvssac.org/2026-soccer-championship-central/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Links to live results posted on Championship Central. Also, don't forget to get your tickets in advance (link on Championship Central). ... See MoreSee Less

2026 Cross Country Championship Central | West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission (WV)
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Complete information for the 2026 WVSSAC Cross Country Championships.1 CommentComment on Facebook
Never seen regional results .... porr work WVSSAC


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Week 9 Football Ratings released. Complete ratings: www.wvssac.org/wvssac-week-9-football-ratings/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Your hub for the 2026 XC Championships with links to tickets, webcasts, live results (coming soon), program (coming soon), course map, meet schedule: www.wvssac.org/2026-cross-country-championship-central/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Gooo Charley Katherine!
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The West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission (WVSSAC) is the principal governing body responsible for overseeing high school athletics, cheerleading, and marching bands across the state of West Virginia. Operating under a volunteer, non-profit framework recognized by county school boards, the commission standardizes eligibility rules, certifies sports officials, and presides over regional band festivals and state championship tournaments for 13 different sports. To promote fair play and address historical enrollment size disparities, the WVSSAC utilizes a competitive four-class division system (Classes A through AAAA) determined by a unique algorithm factoring in school population, localized median parent incomes, and geographic proximity to large towns.





