Class AAA WVSSAC playoff ratings: Week 7

Duane Carpenter

October 12, 2022

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Here are this week’s AAA WVSSAC football rankings. The Bucs find themselves tied for 21st after last week’s loss to Lewis County.

Rank	School	Rating	Won	Lost	Tied	Scored	Allowed	Points	Bonus
AAA
1	MUSSELMAN	12.83	5	1	0	196	154	60	17
2	PARKERSBURG SOUTH	12.33	5	1	0	315	90	60	14
3	CABELL MIDLAND	12	5	1	0	231	61	60	12
4	HUNTINGTON	11.83	5	1	0	287	71	60	11
5	HURRICANE	11.67	5	1	0	279	72	57	13
6	SPRING VALLEY	11.5	5	1	0	160	108	54	15
7	BRIDGEPORT	11.29	6	1	0	267	92	66	13
7	MARTINSBURG	11.29	5	2	0	322	123	60	19
9	JEFFERSON	10	5	2	0	233	107	60	10
10	GEORGE WASHINGTON	9.83	4	2	0	159	166	48	11
11	MORGANTOWN	9.33	4	2	0	170	97	45	11
12	UNIVERSITY	9.29	5	2	0	216	188	57	8
13	WHEELING PARK	9	4	2	0	228	196	45	9
14	WOODROW WILSON	8.71	5	2	0	240	181	57	4
15	HEDGESVILLE	7.86	4	3	0	160	238	45	10
16	BROOKE	7.83	4	2	0	141	77	42	5
17	PRINCETON SENIOR	7.6	3	2	0	141	109	33	5
18	OAK HILL	7.43	4	3	0	161	157	45	7
19	PARKERSBURG	6.17	3	3	0	166	173	36	1
20	JOHN MARSHALL	5.83	3	3	0	125	147	30	5
21	SPRING MILLS	4.33	2	4	0	121	166	24	2
21	BUCKHANNON-UPSHUR	4.33	2	4	0	94	206	21	5
23	CAPITAL	4.17	2	4	0	68	224	24	1
23	GREENBRIER EAST	4.17	2	4	0	130	139	21	4
25	HAMPSHIRE	3.43	2	5	0	118	225	24	0
25	RIPLEY	3.43	2	5	0	95	206	24	0
27	WASHINGTON	2	1	5	0	110	211	12	0
27	RIVERSIDE	2	1	5	0	121	177	12	0
29	SOUTH CHARLESTON	0	0	6	0	37	283	0	0
29	LINCOLN COUNTY	0	0	6	0	52	232	0	0
29	PRESTON	0	0	6	0	97	248	0	0
29	ST. ALBANS	0	0	6	0	53	276	0	0

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