Sissonville

By 24-37, 13, your final.

Chris Lawrence will have a recap a little bit later on in the show as No. 2 Sissonville was a home winner over Ravenswood.

The Indians beating the Red Devils 42-14.

The second-ranked Sissonville Indians are now 5-0 with that victory.

AAA number 13, Pike Fuse, a 17-point winner on the road at Buffalo, 20-3.

Scott is 2-2.

That game's an eight-point game in the fourth quarter, wearing those... camouflage jerseys are the Chapmanville Tigers.

It's 34-26 Williamstown on top of the Tigers in the fourth quarter of play.

Nitro, Kaiser, Pikeview, Brook, Chapmanville, and Shady Spring.

In AA, Frankfort's number one, followed by Sissonville, Williamstown, Independence, and Moorfield in the top five, six through ten.

Phillip Barber, Roan County, Westside, South Harrison, Mingo Central, and then these teams would make the playoffs if they started this weekend in class AA.

Lincoln, Doddridge County, Bluefield, Logan, Clay County and Midland Trail.

In AA, Frankfurt undefeated, number one, followed by Independence, Williamstown, Bluefield, and Roan County, 6-10.

Sissonville, Mingo Central, Moorfield, Phillip Barber, and Doddridge County.

And how about Sissonville? 4-0.

Start the season.

And in single A, East Hardy is your new number one.

You know, probably not going to get a lot of talk, you know, yet.

I mean, the South Charlesons and the Hoovers, you know, really good teams, but you know, when you play these rivalry games like Ripley has, you know, with Sissonville, Ravenswood, and now the Oakland Bucket with Point Pleasant, you just kind of forget about that.

You just have a fun football game, and that's what this one was tonight.

Two rival games that just means a lot to the schools, which is, you know, the best part of high school football, in my opinion.

The Indians win tonight at AAA number two, Phillip Barber, 52-3.

Gabe Martin, 156 yards and two scores in the Indians' win.

Number three, Sissonville, a home winner over Clay County.

Seven-point Indian victory, 35-28. over Clay County.

Followed by Independence, Rowan County, Bluefield, Mingo Central in the top five.

6-10, Williamstown, Phillip Barber, Sissonville, James Monroe, and Moorfield.

And finally, in single A...

Wheeling Central is number one, despite the fact they have a 1-2 record.

The Big Reds have taken a 21-14 lead at home against the Hurricane Redskins.

Ravenswood and Sissonville have second half leads.

Ravenswood looking for its first win on top of Polka in the third quarter, 21-6.

Sissonville in the fourth quarter, a one-point lead over Scott.

That game's at 28-27. there you go yep we have a quick fourth quarter score before we take a quick break west side leading on the road at man 20 to six you did get that uh greenberry's final ending i did not get that as a final it's gone final since i skimmed past it

what was that one it is a final forty two to six forty two to six in favor of allegheny highlands the mountaineers get their first win of the season and greenberry's drops to oh and three so there you go on that but Again, a lot of scores coming in, a lot of finals we have, and we'll give them all to you before we're out of here at midnight tonight.

Ravenswood is 1-2.

The Ravenswood Red Devils at home beating Polka 21-6.

A couple more scores before we take a break.

Sissonville, 22-0 in the second half on top of Tulsa.

Montcalm leading Galex, Virginia, 20-7.

That game's in the third quarter.

The game will be played at Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte.

In Class Single A, Pendleton County is at East Hardy.

Sissonville travels to Tulsa and St. Mary's opens the season on the road at Webster County.

Our current time is 10 p.m. and the A lot of games kicked off tonight at 7.

A couple more scores before we take a break.

Sissonville, 22-0 in the second half on top of Tulsa.

Montcalm leading Galex, Virginia, 20-7.

That game's in the third quarter.

The game will be played at Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte.

In Class A, Pendleton County is at East Hardy.

Sissonville travels to Tulsa.

And St. Mary's opens the season on the road at Webster County.

Mountview shuts out, or make it Riverview, shuts out Mountview, 46-0.

Sissonville and Ripley, this was a five-point game.

And Sissonville, the home winner, 32-27.

Over in single A, 42-18, the final score, Calhoun County.

A winner over Gilmer County.

Wow.

Joey Cunningham joins me now.

Ripley and Sissonville.

He pleaded not guilty today.

Teamsters Local 175 continues its strike against the Sissonville-based beverage market.

The strike recently passed its 100th day.

West Virginia AFL-CIO President Josh Swart.