WVSSAC Releases Final Football Ratings, Concluding Regular Season
The West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission (WVSSAC) has published its final high school football ratings after Week 11, concluding the regular season and determining which teams have qualified for postseason play across various classifications in West Virginia.
Bluefield Beckley Oak Hill, WV, November 7, 2026 — The West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission (WVSSAC) has concluded the high school football regular season by releasing its final ratings following Week 11. This release officially marks the end of the regular season and serves as the determinant for which teams will advance to the postseason playoffs.
The final ratings encompass all classifications operating under the WVSSAC. These ratings are a critical component in the qualification process, providing an objective measure for selecting the teams that will compete for state championships in each division. The conclusion of the regular season on this date allows for the structured progression into playoff brackets.
Details regarding specific team rankings, the exact number of teams qualifying per classification, or the schedule for the upcoming playoff games were not immediately available within the provided summary. The WVSSAC typically oversees athletic competitions for public and private schools across the state, ensuring standardized rules and processes for various sports, including football.
The publication of these final ratings by the WVSSAC is a key event for high school football programs throughout West Virginia, signaling the transition from weekly competition to the high-stakes environment of the postseason. Teams now have clarity on their standing as the state’s athletic commission prepares to facilitate the next phase of competition.
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