A-AA Girls
100 Meter Dash
Valley Fayette's Andrea Perry won a race that had to be decided by the photo in the
press-box. The race was so close that the times had to be broken down
to the thousandths. In the end, Perry had edged Wheeling Central's Kristin
Roman by a mere 0.003 seconds. Both competitors were clocked at 12.88 seconds.
Richwood's Pam Nettles, third in the race, was the only underclassman to place.
200 Meter Dash
Andrea Perry completed her state meet dominance with her fourth victory of
the weekend in the 200 Meter Dash with a time of 26.04 seconds. She was followed
by her 100 Meter nemeses Pam Nettles and Kristin Roman. Tyler's
Mandy Weese scored her second fourth place finish (100M).
400 Meter Dash
The Doddridge duo of Chayna Johnson and Kelley Moran finished first and second to
start the second day of competition of with a bang. Johnson and Moran (1:00.30 and 1:00.64)
finished nearly a full second ahead of the third place finisher, Freshman Candice Lilly
of Summers (1:01.40).
800 Meter Run
Fayetteville's Jessica Taylor won her third consecutive 800 Meter title by holding
off a stiff challenge from Grafton's Sherri Flohr, 2:20.46 to 2:21.35. Midland
Trail's Valerie Crist used a strong finish over the last 70 meters to pass three
competitors and take the third spot.
1600 Meter Run
Jessica Taylor missed beating her own state record by less than 0.25 seconds (5:11.81),
but that was plenty to hold off Sherri Flohr (5:14.06) in a race that played out
almost identically to their showdown at the Gazette Relays. Grafton's Heather McDaniel
finished a strong third in the event with a time of 5:25.03. Braxton's Erin Boggs also
ran under 5:30.
3200 Meter Run
Jessica Taylor repeated in this event as well, escaping the clutches of the
field early and then maintaining a steady advantage throughout the second mile.
The Grafton duo of Heather McDaniel and Sherri Flohr staged their own battle
for second place with McDaniel having more left down the stretch. Ritchie's
Missy Spangler and Braxton's Erin Boggs also completed the race in less
than 12:00. Magnolia's Paige Robinson ran a 12:00 for sixth place.
100 Meter High Hurdles
Andrea Perry scored a narrow victory over pre-race favorite Hope Bishop-Riggs
of Weir (15.47 to 15.55). Tyler's Heidi Mercer finished third in the event.
300 Meter Low Hurdles
Emily Smith ran strong from start to finish to win by four tenths of a second over
second place Chayna Johnson. Johnson held off a stiff challenge from Grafton's Ginny
Keener to earn that second spot.
4 X 100 Meter Relay
Wheeling Central ran away down the stretch to win the event, and Bridgeport narrowly
held off Tyler Consolidated for second place.
4 X 200 Meter Relay
Tyler Consolidated ran away from the field to win by over two seconds. Weir edged
Wheeling Central and Doddridge for second place. Only 0.15 seconds separated the
three teams.
4 X 400 Meter Relay
Doddridge County went into the event knowing that they had a nine point lead in
the team competition and needed only to secure a fifth place finish to guarantee
their championship. The went one better by leading the race from start and finishing
over two seconds ahead of runner-up, Midland Trail.
4 X 800 Meter Relay
Grafton broke open a tight race for first on the last leg and went on to win
by over 8 seconds. Grafton missed setting a state record by less than two
seconds. Magnolia coasted in to an easy third.
Shuttle Hurdle Relay
Doddridge managed to run nearly as fast in the rain than they had in the trials
the night before, and that was enough to secure the victory. Weir finished a
strong second place and Braxton claimed the third spot.
Long Jump
Andrea Perry continued her season-long dominance of the long jump by winning
the event with a leap of 17'7, less than three inches from the state record.
Pam Nettles also soared beyond 17 feet. No other jumpers in the competition
managed even 16 feet, with East Hardy's Alicia Sanders coming the closest with
a jump of 15'11.
High Jump
Valley Fayette's Chrystal O'Dell was the only jumper to clear the bar
at 5'4 giving her an easy victory. Heidi Mercer and Ginny Keener
tied for second place. In all, 7 jumpers cleared 5'2.
Discus
Ritchie's Lucinda Huffman came out on top of a competition that saw all
six placers equal or better last season's winning toss of 108'5. Huffman's winning
throw covered 121'8. Theresa Melko of Bridgeport claimed second with a throw of
118'7. Magnolia's Victoria Swords, the defending champion, grabbed third place
with her throw of 114'6.
Shot Put
Williamstown's LeAnn Lemon improved on her second place finish of a year ago
by taking the event with a toss of 38'4. Winfield Sophomore Michele McGinnis
placed an easy second, nearly three feet further than the third place competitor.
Pole Vault
Two competitors cleared 9'6 to tie the state record. Then they both cleared
10'0 to break the record. However, Doddridge's Lisa Davis, the record-
holder going into the event, cleared the mark on her first attempt, while
Winfield's Jennifer Jenkins missed once before clearing the bar. Four
other vaulters cleared 9'0.
Exceeding Predictions
The following athletes exceed our predictions by 3 or more places and deserve special mention.
Andrea Perry, Valley Fayette - 110 (Picked 4th, Finished 1st).
Braxton - Shuttle Hurdles (Picked 6th, Finished 3rd)
Ginny Keener, Grafton - High Jump (Picked 5th, Finished T-2nd)
Alicia Sanders, East Hardy - Long Jump (Not Picked, Finished 3rd)
Lacey Hill, Bridgeport - Shot Put (Not Picked, Finished 3rd)
We would also like to give an extra special nod to Andrea Perry. We picked Andrea to grab a 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th place in the meet. She blew that away and scored 40 points with her four first place finishes.
AAA Girls
100 Meter Dash
Riverside's Ciara Chic broke the state record during the trials with a
time of 12.09. She backed that up by winning the finals in a tight race over
Capital's Milan Cary. Hampshire's Lindsey Stewart claimed the third spot.
200 Meter Dash
Ciara Chic snared another state record in the trials of the 200. Her time
of 24.74 smashed the old record by over 0.2 seconds. She went on to win the finals,
again over Milan Cary and Lindsey Stewart.
400 Meter Dash
Ciara Chic won her third event on Saturday morning when she ran away with the 400 Meter
dash. Her time of 57.53 was nearly a second and a half ahead of the runner-up. Jennifer
Davis of Hampshire. Davis appeared to be in about 6th place as the athletes rounded the
curve to begin the final 100 Meters, but her strong finish carried her to an easy second
with a time of 59.00. Roane's Stephanie Eastman and Keyser's Carrie Barrick
also ran the race in under sixty seconds.
800 Meter Run
University's Giti Farudi fulfilled her promise to win the event. Her confidence in her
strategy allowed her to cross the line after the first lap in 8th place. With 300 meters remaining
Farudi started her finishing kick and she never let off as she cruised to a 2:18.80 time and
convincing victory. Stephanie Eastman used a strong last 100 Meters to pass defending champion
Holly Hunter of East Fairmont for second place. Eastman and Hunter each ran under 2:20.
1600 Meter Run
Holly Hunter cruised to an easy victory and did so in record time. Her time of 5:04.00
beat her existing state record by over a second. Susan Davis of Hampshire scored an easy second
place with a time of 5:17.16. Fairmont Senior's Sarah Corley claimed third place.
3200 Meter Run
Holly Hunter was able to overcome a deep first mile deficit to win the 3200. Susan Davis
stretche her lead to nine seconds while covering the first mile in an impressive 5:22, but she was
unable to hold off the steady Hunter. Fairmont Senior's Sarah Corley used a strong final
lap to fend off Jennifer Davis for third place.
100 Meter High Hurdles
Capital's Erica Reese dominated the field in the finals with her time of
15.29. St. Albans' Beth Price surprised many by taking the number two spot,
while Wheeling Park's Andi Rose grabbed third.
300 Meter Low Hurdles
Last season's top two performers turned in a repeat performance. Only this time,
it was Huntington's Kimba Hissom claiming the top spot with a time of 45.82.
Fairmont Senior's Rebecca Ripoli followed very closely behind with a time of
45.93. Hedgesville's Nancy Regalbuto overcame the disadvantage of running
in the "slow" heat to grad third place.
4 X 100 Meter Relay
Jefferson ran away from Huntington and Parkersburg to take an easy victory.
4 X 200 Meter Relay
Capital cruised to nearly a two second victory (1:44.75) despite a pair of below average
hand-offs. Jefferson was an easy second place, and Morgantown took third by a narrow
margin.
4 X 400 Meter Relay
Buckhannon-Upshur took the lead for good in the middle of the third leg and finished
strong to win the event by over 5 seconds. Fairmont Senior finished a strong second.
Martinsburg came away with third place in a tight race that saw the third through
sixth place teams all finished in 4:15.
4 X 800 Meter Relay
East Fairmont took the top spot courtesy of a strong anchor leg by Holly
Hunter. East Fairmont's winning time was 9:51.31. Martinsburg and
Buckhannon-Upshur also finished under 10:00.
Shuttle Hurdle Relay
Parkersburg South took a narrow victory over Capital. Parkersburg ran an
easy third.
Long Jump
Capital's Milan Cary soared 18'4 to win the long jump and miss the record
by less than two inches. Roxanne Ward earned second place with her
jump of 17'11 1/2, and Terri Young of Cabell Midland took third with her
jump of 17'10 1/2. In all, 7 girls jumped over 17' and 16 jumped over 16'.
High Jump
Jumping in soggy conditions, Parkersburg's Roxanne Ward was the only
AAA competitor to clear the bar at 5'2. Erica Reese was the only other
jumper to clear 5'0.
Discus
Ilora Cipolat of Woodrow Wilson dominated the event with her top three
throws being better than anyone else's best, her best being 122'7. Parkersburg's
Allison Burner claimed second place, and Capital's Lashawna Moss
surprised the field to take third place.
Shot Put
Roxanne Ward smashed the state record on her first throw and didn't have to look back
as she took a 3 1/2 foot victory in the shot put. Her throw of 41'2 3/4 broke the existing
record by nearly 6 inches. Martinsburg's Tasha Hedges claimed an easy second place
with her throw of 38'7 1/4. No other competitors reached 37'.
Pole Vault
The AAA pole vault was cancelled for the safety of the athletes due to rainy conditions,
a decision that RunWV supports vigorously. However, it was also determined that there
would be no makeup of the event. That means that competitors like Mary Beth Held, Ashley
Dunn and Darcy Thompson, each of whom had beaten the existing state meet record by at least
one foot during the season, will not get their chance to become state champions or owners
of a state record. It also means that Parkersburg, who had two competitors in the event,
will not get their chance to gain a state championship for their team. It also means that
Fairmont Senior and Hampshire, each having a competitor in the event will not get to find
out who is truly the number three team in the state. Needless to say, this is a decision
that RunWV is wholeheartedly against.
Exceeding Predictions
The following athletes exceed our predictions by 3 or more places and deserve special mention.
Beth Price, St. Albans - 100H (Not Picked, Finished 2nd)
Andi Rose, Wheeling Park - 100H (Not Picked, Finished 3rd)
Nancy Regalbuto, Hedgesville - 300H (Not Picked, Finished 3rd)
University - 4x200 (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Katie Kilcollin, Greenbrier East - High Jump (Picked 6th, Finished T-3rd)
Nikki Daniel, Parkersburg - High Jump (Not Picked, Finished T-3rd)
Danyell Garner, Logan - High Jump (Not Picked, Finished T-3rd)
Lisa Cooper, Nitro - Shot Put (Picked 6th, Finished 3rd)
Lashawna Moss, Capital - Discus (Not Picked, Finished 3rd)
Beth Price deserves a special mention after being our surprise of the meet by finishing second in the 100 hurdles.
A-AA Boys
100 Meter Dash
Jeff Lemasters of Magnolia reclaimed the title he won as a Sophomore two years
ago, exploding to an easy victory over Williamstown's Andy Fenton. Magnolia's
Jason Baxter nipped Sissonville's Michael Stonestreet for third place.
200 Meter Dash
Jeff Lemasters ran away from the field in winning the event by 0.77 seconds.
Buffalo's Jeremy Howard edged Mercer Christian's Dennis Simmons for second
place.
400 Meter Dash
Oak Glen's Rich Shilling ran an even race to claim the title with a
time of 50.11 seconds. Dennis Simmons held off Weir's John Saxton in the
race for second place. Both competitors ran well under 51 seconds.
800 Meter Run
Gilmer's Dusty Dent held off a strong challenge from Scott's Daniel Boepple.
Dent's time was 1:57.50 and Boepple's was 1:58.24. No other competitors ran under 2:01.
Winfield's Derek Miles edged Magnolia's Matt Quinet at the line.
1600 Meter Run
Dusty Dent surged past Doddridge's Derek Dailey at the beginning of the last
lap and maintained the surge to the finish to win by nearly six seconds with a time of 4:27.15.
Dailey held onto second place while Williamstown's Ryan Parsons and Liberty Raleigh's
Chris Herron battled for third with Parsons coming out on top. A hard-charging Josh
Sheets of Doddridge finished close behind for the fifth spot.
3200 Meter Run
Dusty Dent and Ryan Parsons pulled away from the pack during the seventh
lap, and Dent proved stronger down the stretch and won the event with a time of 9:50.47.
Parsons' time was 9:54.21. Denny Hayes of Doddridge used one last surge at the end to
eclipse the 10:00 barrier and hold off charging teammate Josh Sheets for third.
Hayes' time was 9:59.98 while Sheets crossed in 10:00.10. Third place through seventh place
are all underclassmen.
110 Meter High Hurdles
Tyler's Doug Dillaman ran strong from start to finish to earn the state title.
Fayetteville's Levi Hall finished a close second, while Oak Glen's Matt
Volino narrowly claimed third place over Winfield's Wes Morton.
300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles
While Levi Hall came up short in his bid to set a state record, he did dominate the field
with his time of 38.81. Ravenswood's Derrick King ran strong over the last
two hurdles to overtake Tyler's Doug Dillaman for second place. Both King and
Dillaman ran under 40 seconds.
4 X 100 Meter Relay
Williamstown nipped Sissonville at the line by a mere 0.02 seconds. St. Marys
claimed third place in the event.
4 X 200 Meter Relay
Magnolia's Jeff Lemasters exploded past Shady Spring on the anchor leg
to win convincingly. Shady Spring held onto second, with Williamstown taking
third place.
4 X 400 Meter Relay
Ravenswood narrowly held off Weir and Magnolia to win the days final event.
Only 0.33 seconds separated the three teams.
4 X 800 Meter Relay
Gilmer trailed Doddridge heading into the final leg, but the gap was not
enough to keep Dusty Dent's 1:56 anchor leg from leading Gilmer into
the top spot. Doddridge maintained and easy second, and Weir claimed
third place without a stiff challenge.
Shuttle Hurdle Relay
Oak Glen set a new state record in the trials, but took a tumble in the
finals. Despite falling, they still managed to finish 4th in the event.
Tyler Consolidated ran away with the finals, winning by almost 2 seconds.
Poca grabbed second place with Ravenswood taking third.
Long Jump
Liberty Raleigh's Kent Taylor fought off the soggy runway conditions
to score a leap of 20'1 1/2, a mere 1/2 inch further than runner-up Pat
Bay of Richwood. PikeView's Eric Antolini also exceeded 20 feet
to finish third.
High Jump
Jared Davis of St. Marys leaped 6'5 to win the High Jump competition.
Rich Shilling of Oak Glen and Greg Preston of Magnolia each
cleared 6'4, but Shilling had fewer misses to claim second place.
Discus
Lincoln's Carl Gable threw 10 feet beyond his closest competitor with
a toss of 156'2. Ritchie's Lucas Henger grabbed second place, with
Sam Dooley scoring another third place finish.
Shot Put
Robbie Hardt of Poca won the shot put by less than one inch over
Mt. Hope's Nathan Skaggs. Skaggs' teammate Sam Dooley scored
a third place finish in the event.
Pole Vault
The final event of Friday night's session saw Winfield's Connor Robertson
securing the event by clearing 14'. He had the bar set to 14'7 to attempt a
new state record, but missed on three attempts at the height. Second place in
the event went to Williamstown's Ryan Parsons, who cleared 13'6 on his
first attempt after running to second place in the 3200. Poca's Travis Lett
also cleared 13'6, good for third place.
Exceeding Predictions
The following athletes exceed our predictions by 3 or more places and deserve special mention.
Jason Baxter, Magnolia - 100 (Not Picked, Finished 3rd)
Jeremy Howard, Buffalo - 200 (Picked 6th, Finished 2nd)
Aaron Brown, Midland Trail - 200 (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Josh Sheets, Doddridge - 3200 (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Matt Volino, Oak Glen - 110H (Not Picked, Finished 3rd)
Bryson Welch, Tygarts Valley - 300H (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
St. Marys - 4x100 (Not Picked, Finished 3rd)
Weir - 4x400 (Picked 6th, Finished 2nd)
Poca - Shuttles (Picked 5th, Finished 2nd)
Kent Taylor, Liberty Raleigh - Long Jump (Picked 4th, Finished 1st)
Pat Bay, Richwood - Long Jump (Picked 5th, Finished 2nd)
Eric Antolini, Pikeview - Long Jump (Picked 6th, Finished 3rd)
Jason Baxter, Magnolia - Long Jump (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Carl Gable, Lincoln - Shot Put (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Travis Lett, Poca - Pole Vault (Picked 6th, Finished 3rd)
Garrett Butler, Frankfort - Pole Vault (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Several athletes jumped up to score much higer than predicted but one
individual did it in two events. Jason Baxter of Magnolia was picked to not
place in the 100 and Long Jump and proceeded to score a combined 10 points in
those events and was key in helping Magnolia secure another track championship.
AAA Boys
100 Meter Dash
Capital's Derrick Johnson blew away the field in the trials breaking James Jett's State
Meet Record in the process. His time of 10.59 beat the existing record by
0.03 seconds. In the finals, it was once again Johnson pulling away in the
last 30 meters to win by a tenth of a second. Jefferson's Carleton Wilcox
claimed an easy second place, with South Charleston's Eddie Whitehead
taking a solid third.
200 Meter Dash
Carleton Wilcox pulled away from the field down the stretch, while
Parkersburg South's Chris Spencer edged defending champion Jemmel
Pursoo of Cabell Midland for second place.
400 Meter Dash
Jemmel Pursoo successfully defended his 400 Meter title by blowing away the
field. His time of 48.74 was the only time under 50 seconds. Woodrow
Wilson's Nate Manns held onto second, and Elkins' Matt Phares
finished strong to take third place.
800 Meter Run
George Washington's Seth Crislip ran a fantastic race and fended off
every challenge of runner-up Brent Garrett of Capital. Crislip's time
of 1:55.10 was less than 0.8 seconds off the state record. Garrett ran a
1:56.66. Nitro's Brandon Johnson was the only other competitor to
go under 2:00 (1:59.03).
1600 Meter Run
Brent Garrett ran away with the mile, using a strong last lap to leave
the field in his wake. His time of 4:23.78 was seven seconds faster than the
runner-up. Wheeling Park's Matt Crumrine barely held off Jefferson's
Casey Brown for second place. Crumrine ran a 4:30.72 and Brown ran a
4:30.78.
3200 Meter Run
One of the more exciting 3200 races in recent memory saw as many as 8 competitors
in the lead pack for the bulk of 6 laps. On the seventh lap, St. Albans'
Ben Lukowski made a move to create a gap between himself and the pack.
The strategy worked as he created a gap that the other competitors were
unable to make up. East Fairmont's Jonathan Wright and Tyler Devault
raced each other so hard over the last 200 meters that they passed several
other competitors and wound up in second and third place. Each of the top
six finished in under 10:00. Lukowski 9:52.51, Wright 9:54.94, Devault 9:55.17,
Hampshire's Shane Ruggles 9:56.44, Morgantown's Keith Rand 9:57.40,
and Oak Hill's Jonathan Calhoun 9:58.58.
110 Meter High Hurdles
Huntington's Joe Payne ran a fast, clean flight in the finals to easily
distance himself from the field in winning by 0.5 seconds. Tony Shade
of Robert C. Byrd kicked every hurdle in sight, but was still strong enough
to hold second place. Buckhannon-Upshur's Adam Stone nipped Nitro's
Frankie Jones for third place.
300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles
Jemmel Pursoo followed his 400 Meter victory an hour earlier with a
repeat performance in the 300 Meter Hurdles, passing runner-up Tony Shade
between the last two hurdles. Pre-race favorite Jamar Dunnigan of
Woodrow Wilson finished third. Each of the three ran under 40 seconds.
4 X 100 Meter Relay
Woodrow Wilson held off Riverside to claim the championship in the 4X100.
Parkersburg South edged Capital for third.
4 X 200 Meter Relay
Woodrow Wilson grabbed a surprisingly easy victory in the 4X200, winning the
event by over a second. Capital and Riverside took second and third in a
tight finish that saw only 0.01 separate the two teams.
4 X 400 Meter Relay
Cabell Midland used the anchor leg of 400 Meter champion Jemmel Pursoo
to take a narrow victory of a surprising Brooke team. Capital held on for
third place, good enough to gain them the team title.
4 X 800 Meter Relay
Capital had Brent Garrett as its anchor, and no other team could
respond to him. Cabell Midland grabbed second place over Parkersburg South.
Shuttle Hurdle Relay
Cabell Midland surprised by taking the victory after qualifying with only
the fifth best time in the trials. Buckhannon-Upshur and Huntington were
the only other teams under 1:00.
Long Jump
Nitro's Gabe Casdorph soared 23'5, within 3" of the state record.
Fairmont Senior's Chad Merchant sailed 22'8 3/4 to grab second place.
Scott Mayle of Philip Barbour also went beyond 22' to take third.
In all, 8 jumpers went 21' and 14 went 20'.
High Jump
Princeton's Taurean Jones cleared 6'6 on his first attempt before
having to run the 300 Meter Hurdles, and that was good enough to take the
victory. Nitro's Gabe Casdorph also jumped 6'6 but had more misses.
Michael Young of Cabell Midland and Josh Hill of St. Albans
cleared 6'4 to take third and fourth, respectively.
Discus
Pre-meet favorite Matt Morris of Woodrow Wilson won by nearly five
feet as the discus took place in heavy rain. George Washington's Matt Moses
claimed second place, and Hedgesville's Blake Bennett took third.
Shot Put
Chris Nunn of Riverside continued his domination of the event by winning by nearly two feet with his toss of 55'4 1/2. Keyser's Chris Rogers threw a personal best 53'8 to take second. Matt Showalter of George Washington just missed the 53' barrier in taking third place. Robert C. Byrd's R.J. Coleman and Capital's Pierre Moss also threw more than 50'.
Pole Vault
See AAA Girls Pole Vault
Exceeding Predictions
The following athletes exceed our predictions by 3 or more places and deserve special mention.
William Baisden, Buckhannon Upshur - 100 (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Chris Spencer, Parkersburg South - 200 (Not Picked, Finished 2nd)
Derrick Johnson, Capital - 200 (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Brandon Johnson, Nito - 800 (Picked 6th, Finished 3rd)
Casey Brown, Jefferson - 1600 (Picked 6th, Finished 3rd)
Jonathan Wright, East Fairmont - 1600 (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Ben Lukowski, St. Albans - 3200 (Picked 6th, Finished 1st)
Shane Ruggles, Hampshire - 3200 (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Tony Shade, Robert C. Byrd - 300H (Picked 5th, Finished 2nd)
Parkersburg South - 4x100 (Not Picked, Finished 3rd)
Capital - 4x200 (Picked 6th, Finished 2nd)
Brooke - 4x400 (Picked 5th, Finished 2nd)
Parkersburg South - 4x400 (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Chad Merchant, Fairmont Senior - Long Jump (Not Picked, Finished 2nd)
Taurean Jones, Princeton - High Jump (Picked 5th, Finished 1st)
Josh Hill, St. Albans - High Jump (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Brian Roach, North Marion - Discus (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
Matt Showalter, George Washington - Shot Put (Picked 6th, Finished 3rd)
R.J. Coleman, Robert C Byrd - Shot Put (Not Picked, Finished 4th)
As you can see from the long list several individuals and teams placed much
higher than expected for a variety of reasons. However, one athlete was
involved in 3 of these 3+ place jumps. Chris Spencer of Parkersburg South not
only grabbed second in the 200M but also helped the Parkersburg South 4x100 and
4x400 relay teams finish 3rd and 4th in these events after not being picked to
place in any events.
The following teams in each division deserve kudos for scoring higher than we predicted.
AAA Boys St. Albans +13 Parkersburg South +12 Buckhannon Upshur +11 Capital +11 Cabell Midland +10 AA-A Boys Magnolia +12 Weir +11 Poca +9 AAA Girls Wheeling Park +8 St. Albans +8 Huntington +7 AA-A Girls Valley Fayette +16 Bridgeport +11.5 Braxton +9