West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission
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WVSSAC Week 5 Football Ratings: www.wvssac.org/wvssac-week-5-football-ratings/ ... See MoreSee Less
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martinsburg 4 hahahahaha
RCB over Bridgeport after getting beat 49-7 by Bridgeport. 🤣
Let's go Calhoun....

WVSSAC establishes Bill Hanlin Award for top-rated football teams ➡️ www.wvssac.org/wvssac-establishes-bill-hanlin-award-for-top-rated-football-teams/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Our family has been blessed again by another honor given to my dad. An honor that will be given to teams that have persevered through the season. Thank you SSAC for this great award to be bestowed to WV High School Football teams each year. God bless.
A great coach and an extremely friendly and nice person !
Great man, coach, and mentor!

A great night to celebrate Morgantown High as the 2025-26 Girls and Boys Class AAAA The Health Plan Champions Cup winners.
WVSSAC staff was on hand to present the award on behalf of its Board of Directors, with Principal Paul Mihalko and Athletic Director John Bowers accepting for MHS.
Congrats to the coaches and student-athletes!
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Scenes from the Chick-fil-A Leadership Summit held today in Fairmont! ... See MoreSee Less
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Michelle Barksdale
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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.





