Local High School Football Teams Earn Top Rankings in WVSSAC Week 6 Ratings
The WVSSAC released its Week 6 High School football ratings, with notable rankings for local teams: Morgantown is #1 in Class AAAA, North Marion is #2 in Class AAA, Philip Barbour is #9 in Class AA, and Webster County is…
Clarksburg Weston, WV, October 7, 2026 —
The West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission (WVSSAC) has released its Week 6 football ratings, highlighting significant achievements for several local high school programs across different classifications. These ratings are a key indicator in the state’s high school football landscape, influencing playoff aspirations and team standing as the season progresses.
In the top-tier Class AAAA, Morgantown High School has secured the number one position. This ranking places the Mohigans at the forefront of the state’s largest school classification, indicating a strong season performance to date. The team’s consistent high-level play has earned them this leading spot among their peers.
Moving down to Class AAA, North Marion High School has earned the second spot in the Week 6 ratings. The Huskies’ strong showing positions them as a prominent contender within their competitive classification. Their performance suggests a season marked by consistent success and the potential for a deep playoff run.
Further classifications also feature local representation among the state’s top teams. Philip Barbour High School is ranked number nine in Class AA. This placement signifies a solid season for the Colts, placing them within the top ten teams in their division.
In the smallest classification, Class A, Webster County High School has achieved the eleventh position. While not in the top ten, this ranking still places the Highlanders among the leading teams in their classification, demonstrating a competitive presence on the field.
The WVSSAC ratings are determined based on a system that takes into account various factors, including team performance, strength of schedule, and other statistical measures. These rankings are crucial for seeding in the upcoming state football playoffs. As the regular season continues, teams will be focused on maintaining or improving their standing to secure favorable playoff matchups. The specific methodology for calculating these ratings involves a formula applied to game results throughout the season. Further updates are expected as the season advances toward its conclusion and the playoff picture becomes clearer. The exact criteria for point accumulation and ranking adjustments are publicly available through the WVSSAC.
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