B-U stays eighth in weekly WVSACA boys’ basketball poll

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TENNERTON – The Buckhannon-Upshur Buccaneers stayed in eighth place in Class AAAA in the most recent WVSACA boys’ basketball poll.

B-U played just one game last week, a 50-46 road win against Fairmont Senior. With wins this week over Elkins and Grafton, the Bucs now stand at 11-5 on the season.

They will have a huge neutral site game on Thursday with No. 5 Class AA Bluefield at West Virginia State.

The top ranked team in the other three classes are Capital (Class AAA), Wheeling Central (AA) and Tug Valley (Class A)

WVSACA WEEK 9 BOYS BASKETBALL POLL
CLASS AAAA

  1. Morgantown (13) – 139
  2. George Washington  – 118
  3. Spring Mills (1) – 110
  4. Washington – 108
  5. Parkersburg South – 91
  6. University – 62
  7. Musselman – 48
  8. Buckhannon-Upshur – 44
  9. Woodrow Wilson – 18
  10. Cabell Midland – 16

CLASS AAA

  1. Capital (8) – 159
  2. Chapmanville (5) – 135
  3. Bridgeport (4) – 128
  4. North Marion – 118
  5. East Fairmont – 94
  6. Shady Spring – 82
  7. Winfield – 62
  8. Robert C. Byrd – 45
  9. Ripley – 43
  10. Nitro – 38

CLASS AA

  1. Wheeling Central (12) – 120
  2. Wyoming East  – 106
  3. Doddridge County – 83
  4. Buffalo – 74
  5. Bluefield – 73
  6. James Monroe – 61
  7. Charleston Catholic – 51
  8. Braxton County – 32
  9. Petersburg – 19
  10. Westside – 16

CLASS A

  1. Tug Valley (11) – 164
  2. Parkersburg Catholic (6) – 161
  3. Sherman (1) – 133
  4. Greater Beckley – 116
  5. Pendleton County – 93
  6. East Hardy – 74
  7. Clay Battelle – 59
  8. Tucker County – 53
  9. St. Joseph Central – 41
  10. Trinity – 39

() Indicates First Place Votes

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