It is that time again. May marks time for the yearly slugfest of C&C’s Preseason Magazine Cover Tournament. Our West Virginia Prep Football Insider has become an enormous hit across the state and making it on the cover is something special. While we analyze, evaluate, and rank Big Boards ourselves- BUT we let the cover be in the hands of our followers and the state!
The Process
It is a 32-team single elimination tournament. The vote-in round consists of 12 2020 non-playoff qualifiers (teams with multiple 2021 Big Board prospects of a certain ranking). The state has one week to vote what four teams are the last ones in the entire 32-team bracket. After that, every round is the same: teams will face off 1v1 and whichever receives more votes will be victorious and move onto the next round until one remains. The initial 28 teams already in the tournament qualify by having multiple Big Board prospects and made the playoffs in 2020. Seeding was decided by the number and ranking of Big Boards prospects.
The team who wins will be on the cover of our magazine and have a special article included. The two highest placers belonging to the other two classes (whatever they may be) will also have special articles in the magazine for them.
Prior magazine cover teams will not be in the tournament (Ravenswood, Poca, and Oak Glen). Teams that have already won prior special articles by being their highest placing in the class will be bypassed if they do not win the entire contest but are the highest placing in their class yet again (Parkersburg South and Man). They still can win the overall cover, however.
Voting Rules
In past years, we have spotted people cheating by those voting more than once. Our software tracks IP addresses and adjusts the percentage based off any multiple votes from the same IP address. There is no way to cheat. If there is ever a quick change in percentages in a short amount of time- it is the filtering of repeat votes and proper correction. Vote once. We completely recommend to share the poll with as many people as possible to win! Have fun but don’t cheat!
Round One
Bluefield
Ryker Brown, Jacorian Green, Amir Hairston
Bridgeport
Cam Cole, Landyn Reppert, Wyatt Minor
Cabell Midland
Nemo Roberts, Chandler Schmidt, Mason Moran
Fairmont Senior
Evan Dennison, Eric Smith, Darius Hubbard Jr.
George Washington
Taran Fitzpatrick, Anthony Casto, Zach Krason
Greenbrier East
Monquelle Davis, Jacob Wickline, Garrett Bennett
Herbert Hoover
Devin Hatfield, Nathan Harper, Jacob Burns
Hurricane
Ismael Borrero, Chase Hager, Brogan Brown
Independence
Atticus Goodson, Cyrus Goodson, Trey Bowers
Jefferson
Sammy Roberts, Spencer Powell, Evan Tewell
John Marshall
Jacob Coffield, Cole Porter, Austin Thacker
Keyser
Sam Bradfield, Gabe Ryan, Seth Healy
Logan
Jordan Hayes, Aiden Slack, Caden Dotson
Martinsburg
Braxton Todd, Hudson Clement, Jacob Barrick
Midland Trail
Aden Isaacs, Robert Ruffner, Talon Shockey
Mingo Central
Dylan Glasscock, Garrett Runyon, Norman Kennedy
Musselman
James Foy III, Ray Adames, Jacob Miller
North Marion
Brody Hall, Tariq Miller, Logan Musgrave
Parkersburg
Bryson Singer, Carter King, Austin Fleming
Point Pleasant
Evan Roach, Josh Towe, Zander Watson
Princeton
Grant Cochran, Reece Burton, Logan Stepp
Ritchie County
Ethan Haught, Gus Morrison, Gavin Bell
Robert C. Byrd
Jeremiah King, Aidan Morris, Evan Warne
Sissonville
Brody Thompson, Braeden Murray, Jaxson Haynes
South Charleston
Trey Dunn, Mari Lawton, Mondrell Dean
Spring Mills
Jameer Hunter, Bernard Newman, Rocco Santore
Spring Valley
Jace Caldwell, Corbin Page, Evan Ferguson
St. Albans
Elijah Edge, Kam Wells, Ashton Spangler
University
Corbin Turney, Jaeden Hammack, Donald Brandel
Wheeling Central
Riley Watkins, Caleb Ratcliffe, Michael Toepfer
Wheeling Park
Jacob Stewart, Colton Thomas, Nate Shelek
Williamstown
Colton Melrose, Trevor Oates, Rickie Allen
VOTE BELOW
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South Charleston or John Marshall?
- South Charleston (67%, 607 Votes)
- John Marshall (33%, 299 Votes)
Total Voters: 906
Loading ...Jefferson or St. Albans?
- St. Albans (56%, 631 Votes)
- Jefferson (44%, 486 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,117
Loading ...Wheeling Park or Wheeling Central?
- Wheeling Park (60%, 484 Votes)
- Wheeling Central (40%, 317 Votes)
Total Voters: 801
Loading ...Greenbrier East or Musselman?
- Greenbrier East (56%, 547 Votes)
- Musselman (44%, 430 Votes)
Total Voters: 977
Loading ...Bridgeport or Hurricane?
- Hurricane (54%, 533 Votes)
- Bridgeport (46%, 463 Votes)
Total Voters: 996
Loading ...Herbert Hoover or Parkersburg?
- Parkersburg (50%, 863 Votes)
- Herbert Hoover (50%, 854 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,717
Loading ...Spring Valley or Sissonville?
- Spring Valley (50%, 472 Votes)
- Sissonville (50%, 465 Votes)
Total Voters: 937
Loading ...University or Point Pleasant?
- Point Pleasant (54%, 477 Votes)
- University (46%, 401 Votes)
Total Voters: 878
Loading ...North Marion or Robert C. Byrd?
- Robert C. Byrd (62%, 506 Votes)
- North Marion (38%, 312 Votes)
Total Voters: 818
Loading ...Cabell Midland or Ritchie County?
- Ritchie County (50%, 540 Votes)
- Cabell Midland (50%, 531 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,071
Loading ...Martinsburg or Midland Trail?
- Martinsburg (50%, 621 Votes)
- Midland Trail (50%, 616 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,237
Loading ...Logan or Mingo Central?
- Mingo Central (55%, 633 Votes)
- Logan (45%, 528 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,161
Loading ...George Washington or Keyser?
- Keyser (51%, 520 Votes)
- George Washington (49%, 497 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,017
Loading ...Bluefield or Princeton?
- Bluefield (60%, 477 Votes)
- Princeton (40%, 318 Votes)
Total Voters: 795
Loading ...Williamstown or Fairmont Senior?
- Williamstown (53%, 484 Votes)
- Fairmont Senior (47%, 428 Votes)
Total Voters: 912
Loading ...Spring Mills or Independence?
- Independence (54%, 479 Votes)
- Spring Mills (46%, 404 Votes)
Total Voters: 883
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