Pairings have been announced for the 2026 MSAC Softball Tournament. The tournament will be held at Little Creek Park in South Charleston on Wednesday, April 29th. Pairings are as follows:

April 29th

NOON:

# 11 vs #12 Capital vs South Charleston

 #9 vs #10  Huntington vs Woodrow Wilson

2:00 PM

#7 vs #8  St. Albans vs Parkersburg

 #5 vs #6  Spring Valley vs Riverside

4:00 PM

#3 vs #2  Hurricane vs Parkersburg South (semis)

#1 vs #4  Cabell Midland vs George Washington (semis)

6:00 PM

Championship (winners of semis)

Pairings have been announced for the 2026 MSAC Baseball Tournament. The tournament will be held at Go Mart Ballpark in Charleston on Friday, April 24th and Saturday, April 25th. Pairings are as follows:

George Washington High School Boys and Huntington High School Girls have won the 2026 MSAC Championships in Tennis. The tournament was held April 20th at City Park in Parkersburg. Team Standings are below. All-MSAC Teams and Coaches of the Year will be announced at a later date. This post will be updated with that information as soon as it is available.

Commissioner Jim Hamric has announced the 2026 All-MSAC Boys Basketball Team. George Washington’s Noah Lewis was named Player of the Year while George Washington’s Rick Greene and Riverside’s Jacob Billanti were named Co-Coaches of the Year. The team was selected by a vote of league coaches and is as follows:

2025-2026 MSAC Boys All-Conference Basketball Team

 

Player of the Year

Noah Lewis – George Washington

 

Coach of the Year

Rick Greene – George Washington

Jacob Billanti – Riverside

 

First Team

Brogan Samms – St. Albans – Jr. 

Harry Silvis – Parkersburg South – Sr.

Harrison Riggs – Spring Valley – Sr.

Malcolm Brown – South Charleston – Sr.  

De’Shad Williams – Capital – Sr.

Tayveon Wilson – Huntington – Sr.

Carson O’Dell – Hurricane – Sr.

Isaiah Coles – Riverside – Sr. 

Taj Joyce – Parkersburg South – Sr.

Dominic Sprouse – George Washington – So.

 

Second Team

Brycen Orcutt – South Charleston – Fr. 

Zay Hall – St. Albans – Sr.

Josiah Greene – Capital – Sr.

Parker O’Dell – Hurricane – So.

Chandler Jackson –  Parkersburg – Jr. 

Gavin Perdue – Spring Valley – Jr. 

Marshall Summers – Cabell Midland – Jr.

Josh Brock – Riverside – Sr. 

Ayden Spence – Cabell Midland – Soph. 

Rocco Terry – Riverside – Fr.

 

 

Special Honorable Mention

Quinten Wilson – Parkersburg 

Kashi  Morgan – Capital

Ben Lewis – Hurricane    

Tyler Maddox – George Washington     

Chuck Kelley – George Washington  

Isaiah Lapsley – Huntington

Pierson Dejneka – Huntington

Ethan Dalton – Huntington   

Samuel Phillips – Cabell Midland

Matthew Mullen – Parkersburg South 

David Robinson, Jr. – Capital 

 

 

Honorable Mention

Cabell Midland: Aidan Ray, Evan Hughes

Capital: Camdyn Harris, Demajaih Spencer

George Washington: Kaden Welch, Bradon Browning

Huntington: Khyren Chandler, Zavier Turner

Hurricane: Arix Allie, Jack Willis

Parkersburg: Jaxon Thomas, Mathias Williams

Parkersburg South: Logan Graham, Cam Fallon

Riverside: Brycen Slack, Bryen Mullens

St. Albans: Chance Campbell, Brayden Smith

South Charleston: Jacari Goode

Spring Valley: Nymir Bryant, Parker Phillips

 

Commissioner Jim Hamric has announced the 2026 All-MSAC Girls Basketball Team. George Washington’s Jeriyah Pryor was named Player of the Year while George Washington’s Jamie LaMaster was named Coach of the Year. The team was selected by a vote of league coaches and is as follows:

 

2025-26 MSAC Girls Basketball All Conference 

Coach of the Year – Jamie LaMaster, George Washington

Player of the Year – Jeriyah Pryor, George Washington  – Junior

 

First Team:

Ava Gallion – Sr. – Huntington

Lala Sloan – Sr. –  Huntington

Ray Breckenridge – Jr. –  George Washington

Brooklyn Ellis –  Sr. –  Spring Valley

Frances Guice – Jr. – Parkersburg

Kennedy Porter – Sr. –  Parkersburg

Triniti Austin Russell – Jr. –  St. Albans

Lindsy Logston – Fr. –  Parkersburg South

Gracie Day – Jr. – Cabell Midland

Sophi Hutchison – Sr. – Spring Valley

 

Second Team:

Ava Ward – Jr. – Riverside

Liz Bohren –  Soph. – Huntington

Ady Gumm –  Fr. – George Washington

Lauren Flanagan –  Sr. –  Parkersburg

Lucie Cline  – Sr. –  Parkersburg

Nunu Pannell – Sr. – Capital

Quinn Bolyard – Fr. –  Parkersburg South

Braylan McGuire – Jr. –  Cabell Midland

Brooklyn Jones – Soph. – Hurricane

Emma Edwards – Soph. – Spring Valley

Colby O’Malley – Fr. – Hurricane

 

Special Honorable Mention:

Jada Ward – Riverside

Mariah Johnson – George Washington

Kenya Kathale – Hurricane

Ivy Binion – St. Albans

Alayna Hermansdorfer – St. Albans

Kamari Johnson – Capital

Landyn Brisco-Lambert – Capital

Emilee Owens – Parkersburg South

Grace Dotson – Parkersburg South

Sophie Kelly – Cabell Midland

Lucy Jackson  – Spring Valley

 

Honorable Mention:

Bella Perdue – Spring Valley

Emma Smith – Cabell Midland

Lauren Brisco Lambert, Kamari Johnson  – Capital

Isabella Hemmings – Hurricane

Anna Roop, Kianna Banks – Riverside

Mae Harris – Huntington

Ireland Barker – St. Albans

Zikeryah Myers, Mattie Sosobee – George Washington

Gracie Lively, Eden DeBoard – Parkersburg