Pairings have been announced for the 2025 MSAC Softball Tournament. The tournament will be held at Little Creek Park in South Charleston on Wednesday, April 30th. Pairings are as follows:

**Scores Now Added**

Commissioner Jim Hamric has announced the 2025 All-MSAC Boys Basketball Team. George Washington’s Noah Lewis was named Player of the Year while Spring Valley’s Rick Chaffin was Coach of the Year. The team was selected by a vote of league coaches and is as follows:

2024 -2025 MSAC Boys All-Conference Basketball Team

Player of the Year

Noah Lewis – George Washington  – Jr.

Coach of the Year

Rick Chaffin – Spring Valley

First Team

Noah Lewis – George Washington  – Jr.

Clay Robertson – Spring Valley – Sr. 

Harrison Riggs  – Spring Valley – Jr.

Roman Kellum  – South Charleston – Sr.

Brogan Samms- St. Albans – So.

Carson O’Dell – Hurricane – Jr. 

Taviun Chandler – Huntington – Sr. 

Nate Rodriguez – Parkersburg – Sr.

Ethan Blackburn – Cabell Midland – Sr. 

Second Team

Colton Caldwell – Spring Valley – Sr.

Isaiah Lapsley – Huntington – Jr.

David Robinson Jr. – Capital – So.

Isaiah Coles – Riverside – Jr. 

Quinten Wilson – Parkersburg – So. 

Gale Lamb  – George Washington – Sr.

Malcom Brown – South Charleston  – Jr. 

Tyronn Paulin- St. Albans – Sr.

Special Honorable Mention

Jo Jo Greene – Hurricane

Parker O’Dell – Hurricane 

Grant Barclay – Capital

Zay Hall- St. Albans 

Elijah Martin  – South Charleston

Deshad Williams – South Charleston

Zane Saunders – South Charleston

Keyan Grayson  – Spring Valley

Aidan Ray – Cabell Midland

Coleson Christus – Cabell Midland

Avonte Crawford – Huntington

Pierson Dejneka – Huntington

Bryer Mullins – Riverside

Chuck Kelley – George Washington

Honorable Mention

Josh Brock – Riverside

Jalyn Abercrombie – Spring Valley

Jamari Tubbs – Huntington

Tristan Hornbuckle – Huntington

Chandler Jackson – Parkersburg

Isaac Dailey – Parkersburg

Marshall Summers – Cabell Midland

Samuel Phillips – Cabell Midland

Jeff Harris – George Washington

Dominic Sprouse – George Washington

Deuce McClain – St. Albans

Curtis Parks – St. Albans

Commissioner Jim Hamric has announced the 2025 All-MSAC Girls Basketball Team. St. Albans’ Jaycee Elzy was named Player of the Year while Spring Valley’s Larry “Bo” Miller was Coach of the Year. The team was selected by a vote of league coaches and is as follows:

2024-25 MSAC Girls Basketball All Conference

Coach of the Year – Larry “Bo” Miller, Spring Valley

First Team:

Jaycee Elzy – Sr – St Albans  – Player of the Year

Allie Daniels – Sr – Spring Valley

Rayana Breckenridge – Soph – George Washington

Sophia Hutchison  – Jr  – Spring Valley

Samyah Riggan – Sr  – St Albans

Jeriyah Pryor – Soph – George Washington

LaLa Sloan – Jr – Huntington

NuNu Pannell – Jr – Capital

Alex Anderson – Sr – Hurricane

Second Team:

Nasiya Smith – Sr – George Washington

Kendall Anderson – Jr – Hurricane

Frances Guice – Soph – Parkersburg

Kennedy Porter – Jr – Parkersburg

Lauren Flanagan – Jr  – Parkersburg

Brooklyn Ellis – Jr –  Spring Valley

Sophie Kelly –Jr – Cabell Midland

Triniti Austin-Russell  – Soph – St Albans

Special Honorable Mention:

Brooklyn Jones  – Hurricane

Gracie Day  – Cabell Midland

Taylor Reed – St Albans

Braylan McGuire – Cabell Midland

Laila Campbell – Riverside

Lauren White – Hurricane

Kate Dempsey – Hurricane

Audriana Medina  – Parkersburg

Ella Giles – Spring Valley

Jahmaeyah Harris – Huntingon

Kamari Johnson – Capital

Lauren Brisco-Lambert – South Charleston

Honorable Mention:

Liz Bohren – Huntington

Samya Cunningham – Huntington

Dria Parker – Spring Valley

Lucy Jackson – Spring Valley

Gabby Quijano – Hurricane

Jaelyn Vance – St Albans

Cianna Groom – Riverside

Kiauna Banks – Riverside

Emma Smith – Cabell Midland

Faith Thompson – Cabell Midland

Nyhanni Watson – South Charleston

Jada Satterfield – South Charleston

The 2025 MSAC Night of Champions Skills Competition was held on Friday, February 21st at the South Charleston Community Center. Event winners are as follows:

Boys 3 Pt. Shooting Champion: Carson O’Dell – Hurricane

Girls 3 Pt. Shooting Champion: Alex Anderson – Hurricane

Overall 3 Pt. Shooting Champion: Carson O’Dell – Hurricane

Boys Free Throw Champion: Parker O’Dell – Hurricane

Girls Free Throw Champion: NuNu Pannell – Capital

Overall Free Throw Champion: Parker O’Dell – Hurricane

Hot Shot Competition: Isaiah Lapsley and Alysia Smith – Huntington

Dunk Competition: Roman Kellum – South Charleston

Due to today’s (February 20th) inclement weather, all MSAC Night of Champions Placement Games have been postponed. Here are the rescheduled dates and times:

Boys:

**Played at the site of the higher seed ** 

Fifth Place Game: (6) St. Albans @ (5) Parkersburg   – Wednesday, February 26th @ 7 PM

Seventh Place Game: (8) Hurricane @ (7) Cabell Midland  – Monday, March 3rd @ 7 PM

Ninth Place Game: (10) Riverside @ (9) Capital – Saturday, February 22nd @ 5:30 PM

Girls:

**Played at the site of the higher seed ** 

Fifth Place Game: (6) Cabell Midland  @ (5) George Washington  – Monday, February 24th @ 7 PM

Seventh Place Game: (8) Huntington @ (7) South Charleston – Tuesday, February 25th @ 6 PM

Ninth Place Game: (10) Riverside @ (9) Capital – Saturday, February 22nd @ 7 PM

Additionally, the regular season MSAC assigned game between Spring Valley and Parkersburg that was not played prior to the Night of Champions seedings will now be played on Wednesday, February 26th at 6 PM. The game will be played at Parkersburg High School.