Lady Bucs ranked eighth in newest AP Basketball Poll

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – The latest Associated Press high school girls basketball poll has been released and the Buckhannon-Upshur Lady Bucs are ranked eighth in Class AAAA.

Class AAAA

  1. Huntington
  2. Morgantown
  3. Cabell Midland
  4. Wheeling Park
  5. Greenbrier East
  6. Preston
  7. Capital
  8. Buckhannon-Upshur
  9. Parkersburg
  10. George Washington

Others receiving votes: Jefferson 6, Washington 4, Spring Valley 1, University 1.

Class AAA

  1. Fairmont Senior
  2. North Marion
  3. Wayne
  4. Logan
  5. Nitro
  6. Robert C. Byrd
  7. East Fairmont
  8. Philip Barbour
  9. PikeView
  10. Ripley

Others receiving votes: Winfield 4, Shady Spring 1, Keyser 1, Herbert Hoover 1.

Class AA

  1. Parkersburg Catholic
  2. Petersburg
  3. Wyoming East
  4. Frankfort
  5. St. Marys
  6. Summers County
  7. Charleston Catholic
  8. Mingo Central
  9. Ritchie County
  10. Chapmanville

Others receiving votes: Williamstown 7, Trinity 3, Ravenswood 1.

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Class A

  1. Gilmer County
  2. Cameron
  3. Tolsia
  4. Tucker County
  5. Clay-Battelle
  6. Webster County
  7. Doddridge County
  8. St. Joseph
  9. Calhoun
  10. Tug Valley

Others receiving votes: Pendleton County 5, Union 5, Greenbrier West 1

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