WHEELING, W.Va. – Attached are the final West Virginia high school football regular season scoring leaders that were reported and compiled by Doug Huff of the W.Va. Sports Writers Association.
SCORING
1. Gage Wright, Parkersburg South   216
2. Sean Winfrey, Tyler Consolidated   166
3. Gavin Davis, Shady Spring        162
3. Max Molessa, Williamstown       162
5. Dominick Collins, Princeton        156
5. Marquel Lowe, Princeton          156
7. Bryson Elia, Tug Valley           150
8. Jake Pate, Greenbrier West        144
8. Braden McWreath, Wheeling Central 144
10. Kylpsan Wallace, Cameron        142
11. Corey Lyons, Weir              138
11. Sawyer Vanmatre, Wahama       138
13. Ashton Boron, St. Marys          136
14. Trey Lester, Sherman            134
15. Connor Lambert, Wahama        132
15. Tyler Linksweiler, Independence    132
15. Nathaniel Hulver, Philip Barbour    132
Touchdowns: 35 – Wright; 27 – Winfrey, Davis; 26 – Collins, Lowe; 25 – Molessa, Elia; 24 – Pate, McWreath.
TOUCHDOWN PASSES
1. Josh Moody, Nitro               49
2. Noah Collins, Clay County         43
3. Chance Barker, Princeton         33
4. Ethan Rosenau, Tucker County     32
5. Matt Frye, Scott                 31
6. Aiden Davis, Wheeling Park        28
7. Brody Whitehair, Fairmont Senior   27
8. David Parsons, Parkersburg       26
9. Brandan Isaac, Summers County   24
9. Cole Vandall, Greenbrier West      24
9. Turner Garretson, Parkersburg South 24
Note: Moody, a junior, broke two state records set by J. R. House of Nitro in 1998 with 11 TD passes in 84-6 win vs. St. Albans and 49 regular season TD passes. House marks were 10 TD passes vs. Morgantown in 1998 Class AAA title game and 45 regular season TD passes. House holds season all-games mark with 65 TD passes.
TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS
1. Dominick Collins, Princeton        20
1. Malachi Thompson, Nitro          20
3. B.J. Williams, Clay County         17
4. Maddox Anderson, Tucker County   13
5. Louis Goodnow, Williamstown      12
5. Ethan Jackson, University          12
7. Mykel Davis, Wheeling Park        11
8. Ryan Oliveros, Summers County    10
8. Chaz Boggs, James Monroe        10
8. Keohn Stephens, Wheeling Park    10
8. Anthony Ice, Parkersburg          10
8. Parker Watts, Tolsia               10
8. Braden McWreath, Wheeling Central  10
FIELD GOALS
1. Conor Fitzpatrick, John Marshall     6
2. Casey Stanley, Parkersburg         5
2. John Coleman, University           5
4. Eli Tucker, Wheeling Central        4
4. Johann Villasenor, Nicholas County   4
