West Virginia 2021
HOMETOWN INVITATIONAL
A message from
A message from
WVHIT President
WVHIT Vice President
TOM WAMSLEY The West Virginia Hometown Invitational Tournament was created to allow our athletes in the small public schools of WV an opportunity to experience a statewide competition on a level playing field. We declare with great pride that our teams span from border to border of our great state while we celebrate and compete in our 10th consecutive year. We make a special effort to recognize each area that our teams represent by the community histories listed in this program. Who knows where the next “Zeke from Cabin Creek” may come from? But whether our athletes attain professional status, college team membership, or finish their athletic careers with high school graduation; it has always been the intent of the WVHIT to provide them the best experience possible. Many of our alumni of this tourney have told us that it was one of the most memorable moments of their high school career. For the many coaches, athletic directors, and principals who have supported the WVHIT over the years; that has been the greatest compensation possible. We have all been blessed!
J. MARK GLADWELL
The West Virginia Hometown Invitational Tournament was created to provide athletes from small, rural, public schools the opportunity to participate in a statewide tournament. Entering our 11th year, the tournament has been tremendously successful. The hospitality of the member schools during the first three rounds of the tournament is unique to the WVHIT. This tournament is something our players and coaches look forward to each season. With teams from all across West Virginia competing, players, coaches, and fans have the opportunity to see the beauty of our great state. The WVHIT makes an effort to highlight member schools and their athletes in all sports. The team pages highlight each community’s accomplishments, and the scholar athlete page lists all athletes who have the drive and commitment to be successful in the classroom. Visiting the gymnasiums of the members, it is easy to see the passion that makes the WVHIT a success. This year’s tournament promises to once again be very competitive in both Division 1 and Division 2. This level of competition makes the WVHIT one of the premier sanctioned events of the WVSSAC. Best of luck to all players, coaches, and schools in the 2021 WVHIT!
West Virginia 2021
HOMETOWN INVITATIONAL Highlights
19 Paden City
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21 Riverview
Scholar Athletes
Team Profiles
Proudly Presented By
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Clay-Battelle
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East Hardy
11 Greenbrier West
23 South Harrison 25 Tolsia 27 Tygarts Valley 29 Union
13 Harman
Tournament Records
15 Hundred
31 Records
17 Meadow Bridge
34 Past Champions
SCHOLARATHLETES
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WVHIT Scholar Athletes CONGRATULATIONS, SCHOLAR ATHLETES!
These young men and women have demonstrated excellence in both academics and athletics, as well as leadership in their schools and communities. To qualify as a scholar athlete, the student must be a sophomore, junior or senior and must maintain a 3.2 GPA.
CLAY-BATTELLE Seniors Chase Ammons, Tanner Hennen. Juniors Johnny Arnett, Noah Sollars.
Sophomores Drew Boczek, Kohlton St. Clair.
EAST HARDY
Jacob Combs, Christian Dove, Andrew Hahn, Joshua Hahn, Riley Mongold, Dawson Price, Andrew Tharp.
GREENBRIER WEST
Seniors Emily Allen, Kelsey Alley, Adam Ayers, Riley Bowyer, Noah Brown, Victoria Brown, Lauren Burke, Caley Chrisman, Oryan Collins, Logan Denny, Chloe Dunn, Alexandra Flack, Brooklyn Griffith, Chloe Hamrick, Kyle Holliday, Sarah Jenkins, Brahm Kesteron, Kendra Lester, Cole McClung, Kaylee McClung, Megan McClung, Raven McClung, Zachary McClung, Sean McCutcheon, Evan McDade, Nicolas McMillion, Ariana Mooney, Matthew Murphy, Ethan O’Dell, Ashayla Osborne, Corey Osbourne, Raelynn Osborne, Destiny Oxendine, Kaiden Pack, Mark Phipps, Logan Shrewsbery, Hunter
4 Starkey, Sloan Stidom, Logan Vandall, Marvin Vaughan, Kylee Winals. Juniors Natalie Agee, Brandon Alderson, Sarah Armstrong, Austin Barker, Tessa Barnette, Bobbie Binkley, Elizabeth Bishop, Braelee Brown, Ethan Brown, Kristen Church, Emily Cline, Brittany Collas, Kolten Cook, Cameron Dix, Jovan Donaldson, Kaleen Fisher, Kadence Fox, Chase Franklin, Olivia Goins, Loren Hanna, Abigail Herndon, Karli Holliday, Nicole Jenkins, Shayleigh Johnston, Joshua Jones, Shania Loudermilk, Chase McClung, Laura Meadows, Matthew Mills, Olivia Mooney, Brooke Nutter, Kenzie O’Dell, Kenia O’Neal, Esther Parks, Alyssa Snyder, Abigal Tharp, Mason Thornton, Madison Vandall, Hailey Vaughan, Emme White. Sophomores Ginger Allen, Michaela Alley, Emma Ames, Ryan Baldwin, Ashley Bryant, Sawyer Burns, Zoe Canfield, Jacob Cochran, Robbie Cochran, Dalana Cook, Mackenzie Cook, Reney Cordial, Abbey Cruse, Nicholas Davis, Allison Dunn, Savannah Goins, Kaydence
Gwinn, Alisha Hedrick, Cora Kesterman, Kristen McClung, Michael Kanode, Haley Manspile, Caroline McMillion, Harley Mooney, Ty Nickell, Raelyn Palmer, Kadin Parker, Saige Puleo, Tania Redden, Tiffany Redden, Hunter Richmond, Sydney Robinson, Braelyn Sanford, Ezekiel Smailes, Marc-Alan Smith, Peyton Sprong, Larry Thompson, n, Desteney Walker, Amber Whitt, Madison Winfrey, Devonny Woods
Juniors Kayla Aracich, Adalyn Conaway , Christian Fluharty, Aubrie Hawkins, Casey Henderson, Dylan Ray, Chris Rine, Rachel Snedden, Addie Tuttle Sophomores Leah Delaney, Janna Huggins, Everett Johnson, Madison Sleeth, Kinsey Stoneking, Jaden Watson, Alyssa Yocum
HARMAN
Lance Adamson, Sheriden Bonner, Joseph Fridley, Jacob Paugh, Megan Raines, Coy Teter.
HUNDRED
Seniors Mahalah Britton, Melissa Csecsi, Kayley Davis, Jacob Kuhn, Kayla Matthews, Ethan Merrill, Destiny Patterson, Brianna Rinehart
MEADOW BRIDGE
Seniors Lexi Ballenger, Myesha Chaffin, Hunter Claypool, Jacob Cooper, Jenna Gladwell, Kinsley Gwinn, Madison Harrah, Kristen Hollar, Tyler Martin, Allison Roberts, Amber Spade, Erin Thomas, Taylor Twohig. Juniors Dustin Adkins, Savannah Adkins, Ali Berg, Rian Cooper, Colson Ford, Landon James-Mullins, Levi Lester, Lorren McK-
5 night, Ty Roles, Collin Woods.
SCHOLARATHLETES
Sophomores Levi Eagle, Dakota Hayes, Tryton Hayes, Conner Mullins, Alyson Riffe, Sashee Sparks.
PADEN CITY
Seniors Ty Cain, Alexis Dennis, Kyra Dennis, Raven Fulks, Erin McIntyre, Kelsey Michael, Miranda Montgomery, Carson Palmer, Maggie Still, Hope Weber, Mallory Yeater Juniors Shane Anderson, Alec Chaplin, Brandis Dalrymple, Brandon Hizer, Gavin Lewis, Hallie McDonald, Alyssa Phillips, Joey Smith, Jassup Spragg. Sophomores Malaree Kline, Tanley McEldowney, Will McGinnis, Isabella Snider, McKenzie Thomas, Haley Walton.
RIVERVIEW Seniors Chase Porter
Juniors Jacob Adkins, Connor Christian, Daniel Dobbs, Peyton Hale, Caleb Kennedy, Malek Woodsen. Sophomores Zaiden Beckney, Mike Picklesteimer, Josh Proffitt.
SOUTH HARRISON
Seniors Hailey Bright, Kiara Bush, Dakota Deem, Zachary Feathers, Jocelyn Heckert, Madison Hefner, Justin Herrod, Logan Langford, Hailea Livesay, Dakota McNemar, Kaitlyn Radcliff, Taylor Skidmore, Camden Southern, Zula Stenger, Regan Wilson.
Juniors Matthew Ables, Zachary Carpenter, Kaitlyn Cumberledge, Ansley Harris, Austin Hunt, Caleb Law, Madison Louk, Kara Jones, Luke Messenger, Dylan Richards, Kacie Saltis, Ember Smith, Madison Stonestreet. Sophomores Josie Amstone, Michelle Baughman, Emily Bennett, Corey Boulden, Noah Burnside, Elizabeth Correll, Kadence Cogar, Karlie Fenstermacher, Kylie Fenstermacher, Elexus Heckert, Jadyn Hogsed, Seth Klimas, Ashely Law, Kami Linger, Emma Palmer, Austin Peck, James Radcliff, Grace Riggleman, Reagan Rudder, Wyatt Smith, Kamryn Tharp, Joshua Thomascheck, Jacob Wilson.
TYGARTS VALLEY Seniors Morgan Arbogast, Caden Boggs, Keegan Bolyard, Josh Bright, Ryan Defibaugh, Liam Depp, Andrew Holbrook,
Gracie McCauley, Aiden Row, Claire Smith, Josh Stanley. Juniors Whitney Arbogas, Abigal Cabaniss, Cypress Daugherty, Garrett Gibson, Abby Grimmett, Ally Grimmett, Landrie Lanham, James Liggett, Ian Maxwell, Brenlyn Swecker, Emily Tackett, Riley Tackett, Shaun Taylor. Sophomores Joie Bell, Dakota Branson, Derrick Gear, Alyvia George, Walker George, Jordan Phillips, Logan Phillips, Emma Proudfoot, Ezra Scott, Isabella Shumate, Eli Smith, Bailey Wildman.
UNION
Seniors Mackenzi Arnold Juniors Ryan Bennett, Olivia Bomboy, Peyton Haines, Bridgette Knapp. Sophomores Clarissa Chapman, Alena Droppleman,
6 Isabella Harvey, Alexandria Jones, Madison Kitzmiller, Brianna Martin, Laticia Moreland, Victoria Seabolt, Kaylee Wolfe.
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CLAY
BATTELLE location
BLACKSVILLE county
MONONGALIA conference
OHIO VALLEY attendance
364
2019-20 record
18-6
Located just below the Mason-Dixon Line in the Clay District near Blacksville, CBHS was formed in 1939 from the consolidation of Blacksville, Wadestown and Daybrook High Schools in 1939. The building was constructed as part of President Franklin Roosevelt’s Administration of Public Works Program. The most recent additions were completed in 2003 as a result of the county’s bond program. CBHS was named for the 2 districts in the western-end of the county and they, in turn, were named for Henry Clay and Gordon Battelle.
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Austin Piper Carson Shriver Gage Statler Kohlton St. Clair Drew Boczek Adam Kolat Chase Ammons Michael Payton JC Spears Maddox Shriver Noah Sollars Cooper Watson Colby Barr Brady Ammons Gavin Moore Tanner Hennen Mojo Chisler Johnny Arnett
Senior Sophomore Senior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Senior Junior Freshman Freshman Junior Senior Freshman Junior Senior Senior Senior Junior
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cee-bees
CEE-BEE O G S ’ S! L ET FROM THE FACULTY & STAFF AT CLAY-BATTELLE HIGH SCHOOL
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Head Coach Josh Kisner Assistant Coach Ryan Wilson
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EAST
NO. NAME YEAR JV JV JV 10 11 12 13 14 20 21 22 23 24 25 30 JV
Brandon Parker Bryan Flynn Tanner Whetzel Josh Hahn James Teets Nate Smith Noah Lang Andrew Tharp Dawson Price Andrew Hahn James McDonald Bryce Tharp Christian Dove Riley Mongold Justin Teets Jacob Combs
Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Junior Senior Sophomore Junior Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Junior
HARDY
East Hardy is located at the mouth of the historic and beautiful Lost River Valley in Hardy County, only a short county distance from Washington, D.C., and HARDY Cumberland, MD. Serving as a base for several functions within the county, conference POTOMAC VALLEY the school graduated approximately 60 seniors each year. East Hardy students have a great opportunity to attendance live, as well as serve, in this beautiful 224 environment that is nestled along 2019-20 record the mountains of West Virginia and along the George Washington National 10-12 Forest. location
BAKER
cougars Head Coach Chris Hahn Associate Coach Joey Hahn Tyler Mongold Matt Teets
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GREENBRIER
WEST location
CHARMCO county
GREENBRIER conference
COALFIELD attendance
383
2019-20 record
18-5
Greenbrier West is a consolidation of Crichton, Rainelle, Rupert and Smoot High Schools. The Cavaliers are a Class-A school, but has previously been in ClassAAA (1968-71), and Class-AA (1972-2001 and 2008-11). It was a Class-A school from 2002-2007 and 2012 to present day. The program has had many notable accomplishments since its debut in 1968, including breaking Northfork High School’s national record winning streak in 1982, and winning the 1992 AA State Championship under their late head coach, John C. Estep. The school underwent a $20 million renovation in 2010-11.
NO. NAME YEAR 1 2 3 4 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 21 22 23 24 33 34 40
Brayden McClung Tanner Hagy Kaiden Pack Logan Shrewsbery Russell Bryant Chase McClung Kadin Parker Kameron Shrewsbery Brandon Oscar Jacob Nutter Chris Davis Gabe Medlin Evan McDade Chase Boggs Lawson Vaughan Michael Kanode Elijah Perkins Ty Nickell
Freshman Freshman Senior Senior Junior Junior Sophomore Freshman Senior Freshman Freshman Senior Senior Senior Senior Sophomore Junior Sophomore
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cavaliers Head Coach Jared Robertson Assistant Coach Kelly Vaughan Butch Robertson
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2021PANTHERS
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Drexell Armentrout Clayson Knotts Jacob Paugh Sheridan Bonner Joe Fridley Bryson Shillingburg Coy Teter Lance Adamson Megan Raines Hunter Dudley Dakota Reedy Mason Eye
Head Coach
Todd Raines
Junior Senior Freshman Senior Sophomore Senior Junior Junior Senior Junior Sophomore Junior
HARMAN Nestled in the Potomac Highlands between Elkins, Seneca Rocks and Davis, Harman High School was built county in 1950 to house grades 1-12 and to TUCKER serve the Randolph County community that previously had to travel as far as conference 35 miles away to attend high school. POTOMAC VALLEY Nearly 70 graduation classes later and now led by principal Laura Hawkins, attendance and the small town still calls the school 152 home. Located along the Rt. 33 / Rt. 55 2019-20 record intersection, Panther Basketball and its 13-8 gymnasium is a large source of pride for the community. location
HARMAN
panthers
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2021HORNETS 2021mascotnames
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HUNDRED location
HUNDRED county
WETZEL conference
MASON-DIXON attendance
110
2019-20 record
15-9
Hundred is a small town located int he northeastern part of Wetzel County near the Mason-Dixon Line. The town was incorporated in 1894 and was named in honor of its first settlers, Henry Church and his wife Hannah, who lived to be 109 and 106-years-old, respectively. The town was formerly known as Old Hundred. In 1946, Hundred High School and Littleton High School were consolidated. The Hornets won the state basketball tournament in 1930, and was runner-up in 1953.
NO. NAME YEAR Bobby Hostutler Senior Illias Fox Senior Dylan Walton Senior Cody Poe Senior Gauge Boston Senior Dylan Ray Junior Brayden Cottrill Junior Colton Whitehill Junior Christian Fluharty Junior Everett Johnson Sophomore Jeffrey Morris Sophomore David Morris Freshman Head Coach Assistant Coach
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Virgil Wilkins Jason Morgan
hornets
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NO. NAME YEAR 2 4 11 12 14 15 20 22 23 24 30 31 32 34 35 41 42 44
Conner Mullins Daron Walker Levi Eagle Jaden Gladwell Kyle Hinken Cordell McClung Rian Cooper Hunter Claypool Collin Woods Dakota Hayes Seaton Mullins Tryton Hayes Brycen Sawyers Caidan Connor Logan Hatfield Blake Bennett Cameron White Jacob Cooper
Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Senior Freshman Junior Senior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Junior Senior Freshman Freshman Senior
MEADOW
BRIDGE location
Meadow Bridge High School was
MEADOW BRIDGE established in the mid-1920s, graducounty
FAYETTE conference
COALFIELD
ating its first class in 1929. MBHS has survived the gradual consolidation of local high school and is the smallest of the 3 remaining high schools in Fayette County. But don’t let size fool you. From 2008-2014, Meadow Bridge High School was chosen by U.S News and World Report as one of the top high schools in the state and the nation, and regularly produces a graduation rate the exceeds 90 percent, with nearly 50 percent of its graduates attending college.
wildcats Head Coach J. Mark Gladwell Assistant Coaches Brandon Wickline James Mullins Bookkeeper Kelly Gladwell Statistician Floyd Duncan Videographer
Bonnie Bragg
attendance
225
2019-20 record
4-19
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2021WILDCATS 2021mascotnames
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PADEN CITY
location
PADEN CITY county
WETZEL conference
OHIO VALLEY attendance
181
2019-20 record
2-21
A county line runs through Paden City. However, the Wildcat spirit courses through the veins of every resident in this town that lies in both Wetzel and Tyler Counties. For decades, the county line caused division in this community. Tyler students went to Sistersville and Wetzel students to Magnolia. That changed in 1952 when Paden City High School opened. Local factory workers took payroll deductions to purchase land for the athletic field and nearly 400 citizens carried the light towers from the railroad depot to the field and installed them. Since, the community has stood united, just as it did in 1950, and thwarted off consolidation time and time again, most recently in 2010.
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1 Joel Moore Sophomore 2 Brandon Hizer Junior 3 Shane Anderson Junior 4 Hunter Fulks Sophomore 5 Carson Palmer Senior 11 Jeremiah Thomas Freshman 14 Alec Chapin Junior 15 Ty Cain Senior 21 Tobin McEldowney Junior 22 Miguel Guerra Freshman 25 Joseph Baker Freshman 33 Ashtown Howard Junior
Head Coach Assistant Coach
David Riggle Robert Price
wildcats
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NO. NAME YEAR 0 1 5 10 12 15 20 21 22 24 30 33 55
Tyler Cooper Zaiden Beckner Peyton Hale Mike Picklesteimer Chase Porter Daniel Dobbs Jordan Morgan Connor Christian Caleb Kennedy Malek Woodson Josh Proffitt Ethan Justice Jacob Adkins
Senior Sophomore Junior Sophomore Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Sophomore Freshman Junior
RIVER VIEW location
BRADSHAW county
MCDOWELL
2021RAIDERS
conference
Head Coach Assistant Coach
Roger Hale Taylor DeHaven
COALFIELD
raiders
attendance
1268
2019-20 record
Located in the mountains of McDowell County, River View High School in Bradshaw, W.Va., was established August 2010 as a consolidation of Iaeger High School and Big Creek High School. A small but very proud community that sits along the Dry Fork River, the school is location just 7 miles from the Virginia border and 32 miles from Kentucky and is the southern-most high school in the state of West Virginia.
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SUNAMCO
MARKETS 1296 MOUNTAINEER HIGHWAY BRADSHAW, WV 24817
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SOUTH
HARRISON Located just 3 miles off I-79, South Harrison High School is a consolidation of Lost Creek High School and West county Milford’s Unidis High School, which HARRISON occurred in 1965. When built, the school housed grades 7-12, before separately conference the high school and middle school into LITTLE KANAWHA two separate facilities. However, the two school have once again been reunited attendance under one administration. One of six 337 high schools in the competitive Harrison 2019-20 record County, the area has seen recent growth 7-16 with the arrival of the nearby FBI complex and other high-tech and oil & gas companies within the county. location
LOST CREEK
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2 Parker Bunch Junior 2 (JV) Nathan Lantz Sophomore 3 Austin Peck Sophomore 3 (JV) Cameron Evans Freshman 4 Jacob Donnellan Freshman 5 Corey Boulden Sophomore 10 Jacob Wilson Sophomore 10 (JV) Drake Malcomb Junior 11 Luke Hefner Freshman 12 Austin Hunt Junior 12 (JV) Gavin Ash Freshman 13 Hunter Foster Junior 14 Noah Burnside Sophomore 23 Jacob Wright Junior 23 (JV) Caleb Law Junior 25 Lucas Elliott Sophomore 30 Caden Davis Sophomore 32 Logan Langford Senior 32 (JV) Nate Copley Sophomore 33 Hunter Bunch Senior 34 Seth Klimas Sophomore 40 Carter Bowie Junior Head Coach Tom Sears Assistant Coach Dakota Kirby
hawks
2021REBELS
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NO. NAME YEAR 1 2 3 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 20 22 23 30 32 33 34 44 50 55
Steven Ward Julian Vance Ben Clayton Zach Walker Colton Austin Austin Salmons Gavin Meadows Rob Cantrell Hayden Pennington Elijah Fox Tyler Johnson Anthony Lovins Jesse Muncy Levi Watts Trey Brumfield David Dingess Eli Blackburn Bryson Muncy Josh Hofmeister Bradee Vance
Junior Freshman Sophomore Junior Sophomore Senior Senior Senior Freshman Junior Senior Junior Junior Senior Senior Sophomore Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman
rebels Head Coach Todd Maynard Assistant Coaches Kevin Salmons Aaron Walker
TOLSIA location
GLEN HAYES county
WAYNE conference
INDEPENDENT attendance
381
2019-20 record
12-12
Formed as a consolidation of Crum High School and Fort Gay High School in 1988, Tolsia High School is located along US 52, also called the “Tolsia Highway”, roughly 30 miles south of Interstate 64 and only 500 feet from the Kentucky border. The smallest of 3 high schools in Wayne County, Tolsia is home to 13 state championships, not including Fort Gay’s 1976 Women’s Basketball title, and Crum’s football championship in 1965, and Crum’s cheerleading championship in 1987.
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2021BULLDOGS 2021mascotnames
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TYGARTS VALLEY
location
MILL CREEK county
RANDOLPH conference
MASON-DIXON attendance
456
2019-20 record
12-12
Tygarts Valley Middle School and HIgh School houses grades 6-12 with a total enrollment of approximately 485 students. The school is located directly off US Route 219 and 250 in southern Randolph County between the communities of Mill Creek and Huttonsville. Located near the headwaters of the Tygart River, TVHS had its first graduating class in 1924. Students are members of many nearby communities including Beverly, Dailey, Valley Bend, Mill Creek, Cassity, Huttonsville, Monterville, Valley Head and Mingo. Current population estimates for the areas that TVMHS serves is an estimated 9,000 people.
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Logan Phillips Joshua Bright Garrett Gibson Caden Swecker Ezra Scott Riley Tackett Paden Haney Liam Hepp Jordan Phillips Ashton Workman Aidan Row Dalton Goode
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Sophomore Senior Junior Junior Sophomore Junior Junior Senior Sophomore Sophomore Senior Junior
Head Coach Tom Wamsley Assistant Coach Mike DiPasquale Harry Kramer
bulldogs
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Kenneth Adams Joshua Burdock Joshua Haines Daniel Savage Ryan Bennett Devin Gaither Matthew Frame Nathaniel Getz John Hauser
2021TIGERS
Head Coach Assistant Coach Manager Statistician
Junior Freshman Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Senior Junior
Treymar Taylor Clayton Burdock Bradlee Parrish MacKenzi Arnold
tigers
UNION Union High School opened in 1967 following the closure of Bayard HIgh School. The school serves the communities of county Bayard, Mount Storm, Gormania and GRANT Biskmark, and is the second-highest elevated school in the state, sitting atop conference POTOMAC VALLEY the Allegheny Highlands at 3,000 feet. In 1997, Elk Garden High School closed and many students opted to “stay on the attendance mountain” by crossing county lines from 188 Mineral to Grant County to attend UHS. 2019-20 record Currently, the facility is knowned as the Union Education Complex, which houses 2-18 Union Elementary, Union Middle School and Union High School. location
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WVHIT Tournament Records
RECORDBOOK
TEAM | Offensive Average Tournament
TEAM | Free-Throw Percentage Game (min. 10 attempts)
1. Greenbrier West, 2019 83.5 ppg 2. Tolsia, 2020 80.3 3. St. Marys, 2018 77.8 4. St. Marys, 2020 77 5. St. Marys, 2016 72.8 6. Buffalo, 2012 71.0 7. Buffalo, 2013 70.8
1. Paden City, 2015 vs. Valley Fayette 2. Paden City, 2017 vs. Paw Paw 3. Greenbrier West, 2017 vs. Clay-Battelle 4. Cameron, 2015 vs. Valley Fayette 5. St. Marys, 2016 vs. Valley Fayette 6. Clay-Battelle, 2017 vs. Tygarts Valley 7. Greenbrier West, 2015 vs. Cameron
92.9% 92.3% 88.2% 87.5% 84.2% 83.3% 83.3%
TEAM | Free-Throw Percentage Tournament TEAM | Defensive Average Tournament 1. Meadow Bridge, 2012 2. Clay-Battelle, 2014 3. Paden City, 2014 4. Midland Trail, 2011 5. Clay-Battelle, 2011 6. Paden City, 2011
31.7 ppg 38.8 41.0 44.0 44.5 44.5
1. Greenbrier West, 2017 77.3% 2. Clay-Battelle, 2017 75.5% 3. Buffalo, 2013 75.0% 4. St. Marys, 2018 72.7% 5. Paden City, 2017 72.5% 6. Clay-Battelle, 2012 72.2% 7. Union, 2015 70.8% 8. Cameron, 2015 70.3% 9. St. Marys, 2016 70.0%
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TEAM | 3-Point Field Goals Game 1. St. Marys, 2019 vs. Greenbrier West 2. Tolsia, 2020 vs. St. Marys St. Marys, 2020 vs. Van St. Marys, 2020 vs. Ritchie County Calhoun County, 2018 vs. Hundred 6. Ten teams tied with
INDIVIDUAL | Points Game 17 13 13 13 13 11
TEAM | 3-Point Field Goals Tournament 1. St. Marys, 2020 11.3pg 2. St. Marys, 2019 10.5 3. Tolsia, 2019 8.3 4. Calhoun County, 2018 8.3 5. St. Marys, 2018 8.3 6. Tolsia, 2020 8 7. Greenbrier West, 2019 8 8. Tygarts Valley, 2017 8
1. Zak Wentz (South Harrison), 2015 vs. Sherman 2. Will Harbour (Hannan), 2014 vs. Hundred 3. Noah Midkiff (Greenbrier West), 2019 vs. Van Tanner Burdette (Clay-Battelle), 2017 vs. Tygarts Valley 4. Sam Kincaid (St. Marys), 2017 vs. Van 5. Adam Parsons (Calhoun Co.), 2018 vs. Hundred Jesse Muncy (Tolsia), 2020 vs. South Harrison 7. Chase Sullivan (Ritchie Co.), 2018 vs. Doddridge Co. Jesse Muncy (Tolsia), 2020 vs. St. Marys Grant Barnhart (St. Marys), 2020 vs. Tolsia
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INDIVIDUAL | Points Tournament Average 1. Tanner Burdette (Clay-Battelle), 2017 2. Rusty Morris (Hundred), 2013 3. Jesse Muncy (Tolsia), 2020 4. Caleb Riggleman (Tygarts Valley), 2017 5. Noah Midkiff (Greenbrier West), 2019 6. Zak Wentz (South Harrison), 2015 7. Kennedy Cain (Paden City), 2014 8. Sam Kincaid (St. Marys), 2017 9. Brett Tharp (East Hardy), 2017
28.3ppg 27.5 27.2 27.0 26.3 26.3 26.0 25.5 25.0
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RECORDBOOK
1. Noah Midkiff (Greenbrier West), 2017 2. Tanner Burdette (Clay-Battelle), 2017 3. Noah Midkiff (Greenbrier West), 2019 3. Alex Midcap (Valley Wetzel), 2017 Taylor Jarrell (Van), 2015 5. Tanner Lett (Doddridge Co.), 2017 6. Sam Kincaid (St. Marys), 2017 Zach Chisler (Clay-Battelle), 2014 Zach Heasley (Paden City), 2015 Aaron Heasley (Paden City), 2017
94.4% 90% 89.7% 86.7% 86.7% 83.3% 80% 80% 80% 80%
3-POINT FIELD GOALS Individual Game 1. Adam Parsons (Calhoun Co.), 2018 vs. Hundred 2. Jesse Muncy (Tolsia), 2020 vs. St. Marys 3. William Steele (St. Marys), 2019 vs. Greenbrier West Logan Peck (South Harrison), 2016 vs. Tygarts Valley Dakota Jarrett (S. Harrison), 2016 vs. Greenbrier West Brett Griffith (Tygarts Valley), 2013 vs. Greenbrier West Laythen Good (Buffalo), 2014 vs. Clay-Battelle 8. Grant Barnhart (St. Marys), 2019 vs. South Harrison Adam Parsons (Calhoun Co.), 2018 vs. Union Kirk Shriver (Hundred), 2012 vs. Harman Caleb Riggleman (Tygarts Valley), 2016 vs. Cameron Tanner Burdette (Clay-Battelle), 2017 vs. Buffalo
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REBOUNDS Individual Game 1. Dylan Irvin (Valley Wetzel), 2017 vs. Buffalo 2. Dylan Irvin (Valley Wetzel), 2017 vs. Ritchie Co. 3. Dylan Irvin (Valley Wetzel), 2017 vs. Doddridge Co. 4. Logan Routt (Cameron), 2015 vs. Valley Fayette 5. Eric Oden (Valley Fayette), 2012 vs. Buffalo
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REBOUNDS Tournament Average 1. Dylan Irvin (Valley Wetzel), 2017 2. Nathan Evans (Union), 2015 3. Tyler Clodfelter (Valley Fayette), 2012 4. Logan Routt (Cameron), 2015 5. Will Billeter (St. Marys), 2016 6. Andre Wright (Valley Fayette), 2011 7. Eric Oden (Valley Fayette), 2012 8. Grant Barnhart (St. Marys), 2020
22.5 15 14 14 13.3 13.2 13 13
3-POINT FIELD GOALS Tournament 1. William Steele (St. Marys), 2020 2. Adam Parsons (Calhoun County), 2018 Aaron Heasley (Paden City), 2017 3. Brett Griffith (Tygarts Valley), 2013 Laythen Good (Buffalo), 2014 6. Jesse Muncy (Tolsia), 2020 Grant Barnhart (St. Marys), 2019 8. Jacob Mollette (Tolsia), 2019 William Steele (St. Marys), 2019
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Past Champions WVHIT
DIVISION 1
over East Hardy
DIVISION 2
2011 Midland Trail N/A
2012 Buffalo Meadow Bridge
over East Hardy
over Paden City
2013
St. Marys
Meadow Bridge
over Buffalo
over Paden City
2014 Clay-Battelle Meadow Bridge
over Valley Fayette
over Paden City
2015 Cameron Union
over St. Marys
over Harman
ST. MARYS 2020 WVHIT Division I Champion
2016 Van Paden City
over Valley Wetzel
over Meadow Bridge
2017 St. Marys Union
over Van
over Paden City
2018
Pocohantas County
Paw Paw
over Van
over Meadow Bridge
2019
Greenbrier West
Meadow Bridge
over Tolsia
over Paden City
2020 St. Marys Harman
over Ritchie County
over Hundred
HARMAN 2020 WVHIT Division II Champion
WHEELING
Paden City
Hundred Clay-Battelle
PARKERSBURG South Harrison
MORGANTOWN
CLARKSBURG
Tygarts Valley
CHARLESTON
Tolsia
Greenbrier West Meadow Bridge
LEWISBURG Riverview
PRINCETON
Union
MOOREFIELD ELKINS
HUNTINGTON
MARTINSBURG
Harman
East Hardy
