Mostly cloudy early with scattered thunderstorms developing this afternoon. High 86F. Winds WSW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%..
Tonight
Partly cloudy this evening, then becoming foggy and damp after midnight. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible. Low 72F. Winds light and variable.
Mostly cloudy early with scattered thunderstorms developing this afternoon. High 86F. Winds WSW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%..
Tonight
Partly cloudy this evening, then becoming foggy and damp after midnight. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible. Low 72F. Winds light and variable.
Spring Valley, Huntington St. Joe, Wayne and Wahama finished in the top 10 of their respective classes in the final West Virginia òòò½ÊÓƵsociated Press boys high school basketball poll on Tuesday.
The Timberwolves (18-2, 63 points) came in fourth in Class AAA. The Irish (14-7, 58) finished fifth and White Falcons (14-6, 24) claimed eighth in Class A, and the Pioneers (15-6, 19) were ninth in Class AAA.
Spring Mills (20-1) finished atop the Class AAAA poll with 87 points and six of nine No. 1 votes. The Cardinals jumped Morgantown (17-2, 83), which finished second, with three top nods. George Washington (18-3, 71), Spring Valley and Woodrow Wilson (15-3, 49) round out the top five.
University (16-6, 40) and South Charleston (16-4, 40) tied for sixth ahead of Parkersburg South (13-7, 30), Martinsburg (11-8, 15) and Hedgesville (15-6, 10). Huntington High and Washington received votes.
Bridgeport (18-1, 90) is a unanimous No. 1 in Class AAA. Shady Spring (16-4, 75) is second, followed in the first five by Fairmont Senior (15-4, 68), Ripley (18-4, 64) and Nitro (15-5, 58). Herbert Hoover (17-4, 43) is sixth. Chapmanville (12-7, 30) and Greenbrier East (13-7, 30) tied for seventh. Wayne and Robert C. Byrd (13-6, 16) complete the top 10. Princeton and North Marion each appeared on one ballot.
Tug Valley (19-2, 90) topped the Class A poll with all nine No. 1 votes. Tucker County (18-2, 81) is a consensus No. 2. East Hardy (16-5, 63) ranks third ahead of Greater Beckley Christian (13-7, 59), Huntington St. Joe, Clay-Battelle (13-5, 47), Magnolia (14-8), Wahama, Tygarts Valley (14-8, 18) and Montcalm (15-6, 15). Sherman and Man picked up votes.
Williamstown (17-3, 85) and Wheeling Central (20-2, 85) tied at No. 1 in Class AA. The Yellowjackets garnered five No. 1 votes and the Maroon Knights got four.
James Monroe (17-2, 67) is third, ahead of Wyoming East (15-3, 65), Westside (13-5, 55), Logan (12-8, 41), Ravenswood (16-5, 34), Ritchie County (15-7, 26), Doddridge County (17-4, 23) and Scott (14-8, seven). Braxton County and Charleston Catholic earned votes.
