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CAMERON - A pair of West Virginia Class A schools ranked in the top 10 will collide Friday night when No. 3 East Hardy visits Cameron, which is tied for No. 7, at Dragon Field.
The Cougars (8-0) have outscored their opposition 320-119 thus far, with a season-low 21 points coming in a one-point win over Pendleton County. They have scored at least 41 points in five games, while the defense has limited the opponents to a season-high 27 by Moorefield. They have one shutout.
The Dragons (5-3) have lost two straight and are 3-0 against West Virginia teams and 2-3 against Ohio squads. They have scored 289 points and given up 98, which includes a shutout and a trio of six-point contests.
Cale Winters led the defense with 58 tackles (26 solo, 32 assists).
Cameron finishes the regular season at Pendleton County (6-2), which is who the Dragons are tied with.
Elkins at Brooke
WELLSBURG - The Bruins (4-4) are in a must-win scenario when they welcome the Tigers (7-1) to Paul Billiard Field inside Brooke Memorial Stadium.
Brooke has dropped three straight games and has fallen to 14th in the latest W.Va. Class AAA ratings. Elkins, meanwhile, sits in fourth place in the same ratings.
Valley at Magnolia
NEW MARTINSVILLE - A pair of programs who have struggled all season clash at Bill Stewart Memorial Stadium at Alumni Field as the Lumberjacks (2-5) face the host Blue Eagles (2-6).
Valley is No. 20 in W.Va. Class A, with Magnolia three spots behind.
Moorefield at Weir
WEIRTON - The Red Riders (0-8) look to end their 27-game winless streak when the Yellow Jackets (4-4) visit Jimmy Carey Stadium.
Weir hasn't won since beating Oak Glen in week 1 of the 2024 season.
Moorefield is No. 15 in the latest W.Va. Class AA ratings.
Saturday
Kiski at Linsly
WHEELING - The Cadets (3-5) welcome the Cougars (8-0) to Fawcett Field at Lockhart Alumni Stadium. Kickoff is set for 1:30 p.m. on Senior Day.
Linsly is coming off a shutout loss at Louisville last week and has dropped three of its last four. The Cadets conclude their season next week at Wyoming Seminary in Kingston, Pa.