2019 Coalfields Football Clinic

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In 2018, we helped host the first annual Coalfields Football Clinic. It was a great success. Coaches young and experienced, on all levels, and from near and far came to speak on offensive and defensive schemes, program building, and what has worked for them. The event had food provided and was worth every penny according to those who attended.

In 2019, we plan to build on that success! We have moved to the nearby Mountaineer Conference Center for better access. The lineup of coaches will feature multiple coach of the years, and the brightest minds in West Virginia- current, future, and retired. It will feature the two new additions of Chalk Wars and the Coaches Roundtable!

We ask you to help build this annual clinic and come be apart! For $40, this camp provides something for all: offensive/defensive X’s and O’s, youth programming, coaches from every classification, and priceless networking and comradery! Pay at the door or prepay below (we will have your name listed). Thank you and hope to see you there!


2019 Coalfields Coaching Clinic Ticket

Purchase this and we will add your name on the list for when you arrive January 26th to not pay at the door. Money will be refunded if event is cancelled due to weather.

$40.00

C&C Holiday Magazine Sale!

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If you missed it, prior to the season, we released a 148-page, West Virginia Prep Football Preview as our first venture into actual products. This massive collection has written accounts for every team (key players, season predictions, etc.). It also has a bulk of player and team rankings as well as special articles and historical records. This book will be worth much more than money for players, family members, and fans years from now!

With the season being over and a preview being more of a keepsake, we have lowered the price from 36.99 to 19.99! Clicking the link below will take you to our page with more information! The digital copies have been cut by 50% as well if you would like to take a peak before buying the full book! Shipping is covered and should be on your doorstep within days.

https://coalfields.org/magazine/
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Finally, we are also planning to release a 2018 Season Review. Every playoff team will have a section for their key players and stat leaders. The book will also include multiple all-state, all-conference, and awards list. The bulk of the book will be our weekly reviews and previews totaling over 50 pages of full print recordings of how the 2018 season went. This will be the most depth review ever available for purchase for West Virginia football. We will announce the release date early January!

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2018 Final Team Ratings (ALL CLASS)

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We have calculated all 116 teams’ ratings through our formula.  The process is extensive and purely mathematical.  It bases heavily off strength of schedule, quality of wins and losses, consistency, and domination.  It is to be judged across classes and years.  Using the regular season information, the Coalfields Rating System predicted 93% of playoff games.  Scores have been further adjusted with the new influx of information provided by the postseason.

 

Rough Guide

80+ = AAA dominant champion

70+ = AAA title contenders / AA dominant champion

60 + = AAA playoff contenders / AA title contenders / A dominant champion

50+ = AAA bubble teams / AA playoff contenders / A title contenders

40+ = AA bubble teams / A playoff contenders

30+ = A bubble teams

20+ Lowest tier

 

Team Key

AAA = Green

AA = Blue

A = Red

BOLDED = MADE PLAYOFFS

 

FINAL TEAM RATINGS

  1. 82.1 – Martinsburg
  2. 79.2 – Spring Valley
  3. 77.6 – Fairmont Senior
  4. 74.4 – Bluefield
  5. 73.6 – Capital
  6. 69.7 – Huntington
  7. 68.4 – Cabell Midland
  8. 68.0 – Parkersburg
  9. 67.5 – Point Pleasant
  10. 67.2 – Musselman
  11. 67.0 – Wheeling Park
  12. 66.1 – Poca
  13. 65.6 – Mingo Central
  14. 65.4 – Bridgeport
  15. 64.5 – Weir
  16. 64.2 – Wheeling Central
  17. 63.9 – Parkersburg South
  18. 63.0 – Hurricane
  19. 62.8 – Robert C. Byrd
  20. 62.2 – Keyser
  21. 61.2 – Morgantown
  22. 61.1 – Wayne
  23. 60.3 – Hedgesville
  24. 59.7 – George Washington
  25. 58.6 – Frankfort
  26. 58.5 – University
  27. 57.1 – Nicholas County
  28. 56.3 – Doddridge County
  29. 55.9 – Ripley
  30. 55.4 – Williamstown
  31. 55.5 – Spring Mills
  32. 54.5 – Magnolia
  33. 54.2 – Mount View
  34. 53.8 – South Charleston
  35. 53.6 – Midland Trail
  36. 52.9 – Sherman
  37. 52.9 – Woodrow Wilson
  38. 52.3 – Shady Spring
  39. 51.4 – John Marshall
  40. 51.0 – Riverside
  41. 50.0 – Sissonville
  42. 49.8 – North Marion
  43. 49.1 – Petersburg
  44. 48.9 – Pendleton County
  45. 48.8 – Jefferson
  46. 47.8 – Greenbrier East
  47. 47.1 – Chapmanville
  48. 46.2 – Cameron
  49. 46.1 – Winfield
  50. 45.1 – Summers County
  51. 44.5 – Oak Hill
  52. 42.8 – Buckhannon-Upshur
  53. 42.3 – James Monroe
  54. 42.1 – Lewis County
  55. 41.0 – Oak Glen
  56. 40.1 – Ritchie County
  57. 39.5 – Hampshire
  58. 39.4 – Tyler Consolidated
  59. 38.7 – Fayetteville
  60. 38.6 – Princeton
  61. 38.0 – Liberty (Harrison)
  62. 37.8 – Brooke
  63. 37.7 – Notre Dame
  64. 37.5 – PikeView
  65. 36.9 – Logan
  66. 36.4 – Man
  67. 36.4 – Independence
  68. 36.3 – Tucker County
  69. 36.3 – Washington
  70. 36.1 – Van
  71. 36.0 – Parkersburg Catholic
  72. 35.9 – Nitro
  73. 35.6 – Grafton
  74. 35.4 – Meadow Bridge
  75. 35.4 – Webster County
  76. 35.2 – Tolsia
  77. 35.2 – Lincoln
  78. 35.0 – St. Albans
  79. 35.0 – Lincoln County
  80. 34.8 – Elkins
  81. 34.6 – Pocahontas County
  82. 34.6 – Wyoming East
  83. 34.6 – Preston
  84. 34.5 – Herbert Hoover
  85. 34.4 – Ravenswood
  86. 34.0 – Clay County
  87. 33.9 – East Hardy
  88. 33.5 – Tygarts Valley
  89. 33.4 – Tug Valley
  90. 33.4 – Greenbrier West
  91. 33.3 – Madonna
  92. 33.0 – River View
  93. 32.5 – Clay-Battelle
  94. 32.4 – Valley (Wetzel)
  95. 31.2 – St. Marys
  96. 31.0 – Roane County
  97. 30.9 – Richwood
  98. 30.5 – Scott
  99. 30.5 – Moorefield
  100. 30.3 – Braxton County
  101. 30.1 – Philip Barbour
  102. 30.0 – Buffalo
  103. 29.9 – Gilmer County
  104. 29.4 – Calhoun County
  105. 28.9 – Valley (Fayette)
  106. 28.0 – Westside
  107. 27.4 – Montcalm
  108. 27.4 – Wirt County
  109. 25.8 – South Harrison
  110. 25.0 – Liberty (Raleigh)
  111. 24.3 – Paden City
  112. 23.1 – East Fairmont
  113. 21.0 – Wahama
  114. 20.0 – Berkeley Springs
  115. 19.3 – Hundred
  116. 16.8 – Hannan

 

Strongest Schedules

AAA

  1. 79.4 – George Washington
  2. 77.5 – Capital
  3. 76.9 – Huntington

AA

  1. 69.4 – Keyser
  2. 68.6 – Point Pleasant
  3. 68.1 – Mingo Central

A

  1. 60.3 – Wheeling Central
  2. 60.1 – Magnolia
  3. 58.5 – Willaimstown

2017-2018 Changes

Improvement

  1. +72 – Poca
  2. +64 – Mount View
  3. +60 – Frankfort

Drop Off

  1. -93 – South Harrison
  2. -66 – St. Marys
  3. -64 – East Hardy

 

2017 Full Team Ratings

 

2018 C&C AAA Awards

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BEFORE YOU READ: We are in the process of putting together a postseason review of the entire 2018 season.  In this magazine, we are recording the top 20 stat leaders in terms of passing yards/touchdowns, rushing yards/touchdowns, receiving yards/touchdowns, sacks, tackles, interceptions, field goals, and total scrimmage yards (just offense) and total touchdowns (includes special teams and defense).  ALSO, we are creating a list of players who broke CAREER SCHOOL records in the categories listed above.  Please reach out to us at CoalfieldsCo@gmail.com to report these stats.  Thank you!

 

 

Offensive Player of the Year

GRAESON MALASEVICH
ATHLETE
SPRING VALLEY

2018 Stats: 895 yards and 11 touchdowns (rushing), 918 yards and 14 touchdowns (receiving), 116 yards and 5 touchdowns (passing), 2 defensive touchdowns, 2 return touchdowns

Finalists
Grant Harman (QB) Martinsburg
Kerry Martin Jr. (QB) Capital
Tre Beard III (QB) Musselman

 

 

 

Defensive Player of the Year

BREECE HOFF
LINEBACKER
CAPITAL

2018 Stats: 61 tackles, 25 TFL, 10 sacks, 4 pass deflections, 6 forced fumbles, 4 fumble recoveries, 2 punt blocks, 1 defensive touchdown

Finalists
RJ Barrett (LB) Martinsburg
JT Cooper (LB) Hurricane
Brocton Blair (LB) Huntington

 

 

 

Special Teams Player of the Year

RJ BARRETT
LINEBACKER
MARTINSBURG

 

2018 Stats: 121 tackles, 12 TFL, 10 sacks, 6 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries, 1 interception, 8 blocks

 

Finalists
Finnegan Hall (K/P) Hedgesville
Ben Haught (K/P) Parkersburg South
Isaiah Carpenter (K/P) Huntington

 

 

 

Lineman of the Year

DOUG NESTER
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN
SPRING VALLEY

2018 Stats: 53 consecutive starts

Finalists
Nick Malone (OL) Morgantown
Darnell Wright (OL) Huntington
Kalai Clark (DL) Capital

 

 

 

Breakout Player of the Year

EVAN PAROW
WIDE RECEIVER
UNIVERSITY

2018 Stats: 1152 yards and 19 touchdowns (receiving), 77 tackles, 4 interceptions, 3 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries

 

Finalists
Graeson Malasevich (ATH) Spring Valley
Tre Beard III (QB) Musselman
Chance Knox (WR) Capital

 

 

Career Performance Award

GRANT HARMAN
QUARTERBACK/DEFENSIVE BACK
MARTINSBURG

 

Career Stats: 1603 yards and 26 touchdowns (passing), 1471 yards and 29 touchdowns (rushing), 192 yards and 2 touchdowns (receiving), 129 tackles, 6 TFL, 2 forced fumbles, 6 fumble recoveries, 18 interceptions, 16 pass deflections, 1 punt return touchdown

 

Finalists
Doug Nester (OL) Spring Valley
Kerry Martin Jr. (QB) Capital
Drew Joseph (LB) South Charleston

 

 

 

Coach of the Year

DAVE WALKER
HEAD COACH
MARTINSBURG

 

2018 Record: 14-0 (State Championship)

 

Finalists
Brad Dingess (HC) Spring Valley
Mike Byus (HC) Parkersburg
Brian Thomas (HC) Musselman

 

 

 

All-State Snub Team

QB: Owie Ash (QB) Hedgesville

RB:  Deshaun James (RB) Capital

WR: Alex Mazelon (WR) George Washington

OL: Jonathan Kennedy (OL) Capital

DL: Ty Lucas (DL) Martinsburg

LB: Hunter Bellomy (LB) Spring Valley

DB: Carlito Carter (DB) Cabell Midland

UTI: JJ Roberts (DB) Cabell Midland

UTI: Devaughn McWhorter (WR) Wheeling Park

 

2018 C&C AA Awards

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Offensive Player of the Year

CONNOR NEAL
QUARTERBACK
FAIRMONT SENIOR

 

2018 Stats: 3620 yards and 46 touchdowns (passing), 150 yards and 5 touchdowns (rushing)

 

Finalists
Daylin Goad (QB) Mingo Central
Will Hackney (QB) Sissonville
Cason Payne (QB) Point Pleasant

 

 

 

Defensive Player of the Year

ARNOLD MARTIN / SEAN MARTIN
LINEBACKER / DEFENSIVE LINEMAN
BLUEFIELD

 

2018 Stats: Not Available

 

Finalists
Mike Bartram (LB) Wayne
Bronson Skeens (DB) Poca
John Covert (LB) Winfield

 

 

 

Special Teams Player of the Year

KAULIN PARRIS
KICKER/PUNTER
BLUEFIELD

 

2018 Stats: 69/71 XP’s, 6/6 FGs, and 40 touchbacks

 

Finalists
Erick Bevil (K/P) Shady Spring
Evan Ogden (K/P) Bridgeport
Reed Reitter (K/P) Weir

 

 

 

Lineman of the Year

ZACH FRAZIER
OFFENSIVR LINEMAN
FAIRMONT SENIOR

 

2018 Stats: 84 tackles, 6.0 sacks

 

Finalists
Sean Martin (DL) Bluefield
Robert Arnold (DL) Robert C. Byrd
Jerrad Price (DL) Lincoln County

 

 

 

Breakout Player of the Year

DAYLIN GOAD
QUARTERBACK
MINGO CENTRAL

 

2018 stats: 3266 yards and 46 touchdowns (passing), 527 yards and 10 touchdowns (rushing)

 

Finalists
Abe Farrow (WR) Oak Hill
Tyce Wisnewski (WR) Petersburg
Rhett Heston (DL) Fairmont Senior

 

 

 

 

Career Performance Award

JAKE BOWEN
RUNNINGBACK
BRIDGEPORT

 

Career Stats: 4406 yards and 62 touchdowns (rushing), 2 kick returns touchdowns, 118 tackles, 6 interceptions, 1 defensive touchdown

 

Finalists
Connor Neal (QB) Fairmont Senior
Cason Payne (QB) Point Pleasant
Jacob Hartman (QB) Petersburg

 

 

 

Coach of the Year

SETH RAMSEY
HEAD COACH
POCA

 

2018 Record: 9-2 (First Round)

 

Finalists
Nick Bartic (HC) Fairmont Senior
Kevin Board (HC) Petersburg
Josh Sammons (HC) Mingo Central

 

 

 

All-State Snub List

QB: Khori Bass (QB) Oak Hill

RB: Breeden Gilbert (RB) Fairmont Senior

WR: Tanner Owens (WR) Wayne

OL: Will Dean (OL) Nitro

DL: Austin Sponaugle (DL) Bridgeport

LB: Hunter Moore (LB) Lincoln

DB: D’Andre Holloway (DB) Bridgeport

UTI: Nick Vance (QB) Winfield

 

 

2018 C&C A Awards

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Offensive Player of the Year

CURTIS MCGHEE III
QUARTERBACK
WHEELING CENTRAL

 

2018 Stats: 2296 yards and 32 touchdowns (passing), 841 yards and 11 touchdown (rushing)

 

Finalists
Hunter America (RB) Doddridge County
JT Hensley (QB) Sherman
Kole Puffenberger (QB) Pendleton County

 

 

 

Defensive Player of the Year

HUNTER JONES
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN
MIDLAND TRAIL

 

2018 Stats: 21.0 sacks, 14 TFL, 4 fumble recoveries

 

Finalists
Luke Jackson (LB) Ravenswood
Adam Murray (LB) Wheeling Central
Griffin Devericks (DB) Doddridge County

 

 

 

Special Teams Player of the Year

BOSTON CARUTHERS
KICKER / PUNTER
WILLIAMSTOWN

 

2018 Stats: 49/54 XPs, 5/5 FGs

 

Finalists
Tanner Lett (K/P) Doddridge County
Atikilt Tamiru (K/P) Moorefield
Jacob Rine (K/P) Wheeling Central

 

 

 

Lineman of the Year

VINNY MANGINO
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN
WHEELING CENTRAL

 

2018 Stats: 64 tackles, 3.0 sacks, 4 forced fumbles, 3 fumble recoveries, 3 pass deflections, 1 interception

 

Finalists
Hunter Jones (DL) Midland Trail
Layne Daniel (DL) Sherman
Luke Duplaga (OL) Wheeling Central

 

 

 

Breakout Player of the Year

HUNTER AMERICA
RUNNINGBACK
DODDRIDGE COUNTY

 

2018 Stats: 2829 yards and 40 touchdowns (rushing), 35 yards and 1 touchdown (receiving)

 

Finalists
Ty Sturm (RB) Parkersburg Catholic
Marqus Ray (WR) Mount View
Andrew Ritchea (RB) Cameron

 

 

 

Career Performance Award

JORDAN DEMPSEY / LUKE JACKSON
RUNNINGBACK / LINEBACKER
FAYETTEVILLE / RAVENSWOOD

 

Career Stats: *Dempsey* 3720 yards and 53 touchdowns (rushing), 751 yards and 4 touchdowns (passing), 816 yards and 8 touchdowns (receiving), and 4 interceptions

Career Stats: *Jackson* 371 tackles, 86 TFL, 15 forced fumbles, 8 fumble recoveries, 5 sacks, 11 hurries, 7 pass deflections, 2 blocks, 1 interception, 1263 yards and 9 touchdowns (rushing)

 

Finalists
JT Hensley (QB) Sherman
Hunter Jones (DL) Midland Trail
Elijah Barner (LB) Mount View

 

 

 

Coach of the Year

FRANK ISAACS
HEAD COACH
MIDLAND TRAIL

 

2018 Record: 12-1 (Semifinals)

 

Finalists
Larry Thompson (HC) Mount View
Rick Haught (HC) Ritchie County
Michael Showalter (HC) Sherman

 

 

 

All-State Snub Team

QB: Carter Haynes (QB) Williamstown

RB: Tommy Harper (RB) Sherman

WR: Griffin Devericks (WR) Doddridge County

OL: Skylar Blatt (OL) Williamstown

DL: Mike Hamrick (DL) Magnolia

LB: Luke Hardway (LB) Webster County

DB: Noah Neely (DB) Cameron

UTI: Christian Pack (DB) Summers County

 

 

 

 

 

 

2018 C&C All-State Spec-Ops: GOLD LIST

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  • All classes
  • Based off in-season performance
  • Kickers and Punters Only
  • Based off available stats
  • Gold List: Top 16 players
  • Players Alphabetically

 

 

GOLD LIST

John Campbell (K/P) Herbert Hoover

Isaiah Carpenter (K/P) Huntington

Jayce Gould (K/P) Cabell Midland

Finnegan Hall (K/P) Hedgesville

Ben Haught (K/P) Parkersburg South

Michael Hughes (K/P) George Washington

John McConnell (K/P) Morgantown

Timothy McCutchen (K/P) Hurricane

Evan Ogden (K/P) Bridgeport

Kaulin Parris (K/P) Bluefield

Jonah Phares (K/P) University

Cameron Powell (K/P) Riverside

Atikilit Tamiru (K/P) Moorefield

Reed Reitter (K/P) Weir

Joseph Wells (K/P) Woodrow Wilson