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The WVSSAC is looking forward to celebrating the football state championship teams of the 1980s on Saturday, Dec. 5, during the Class A championship game at Laidley Field in Charleston.
Ahead of the recognition, photos from those championship seasons are starting to come in. Thanks to Allen Reynolds for sharing these from Ceredo-Kenova’s 1983 title team.
If you were on a football championship team in the 80's, sign up here to be recognized: forms.gle/TV9WvzqGmKNutBXX8v
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Ceredo-Kenova Wonders 1983 “AA” State Champions 👍🏈🏈👍
The WVSSAC presented the 2025-26 Boys Class AA The Health Plan Champions Cup last night to Frankfort High School. Principal Orie Pancione and Athletic Director Jay Hesse accepted for the Falcons.
Congratulations to the coaches and student-athletes on this achievement!
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Complete galleries Class A and Class AA Golf now posted: mediawvssac.smugmug.com/2026-State-Golf
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The WVSSAC presented Justin Barnhouse of Midland Trail High School with the 2025-26 NFHS Coaches Association Coach of the Year Award for Golf. A 23-year U.S. Army veteran, Barnhouse has been part of Midland Trail athletics since 2012 and has served as head golf coach since 2023.
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So you all acknowledge a girl could possibly outpoint a boy wrestler, and they can wrestle in an exhibition...But not when it counts.. I'd sue you all if I had a girl that wrestled and was beating boy's.I promise a judge would strike down the BS rule you all have imposed..Either you acknowledge they can wrestle each other, you have.. So that means, you all acknowledge they could outpoint..But then say, they just can't wrestle and outpoint and give the boy a possible loss..🖕..
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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.
