The Tug Valley High School (Williamson, WV) varsity football team will host Cameron (WV) for a home playoff game on Friday, December 6, at 7 p.m.

Tug Valley vs Cameron Game Championship Info:

What: West Virginia High School Football Playoffs
Who: Tug Valley vs Cameron
When: Friday, December 06, 2024
Bracket: “2024 WVSSAC Football Playoffs – A”
Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch Here

High School Football Powerhouses: Cameron vs. Tug Valley

As the 2024-2025 West Virginia high school football season progresses, two teams stand out as dominant forces in their class: Cameron and Tug Valley. These teams have not only posted exceptional records but also exhibited remarkable performances across various metrics, positioning them as fierce competitors in the state. Here’s a breakdown of how these two teams compare heading into their next challenge. Watch ON Playoff

Cameron (24-25 Season)

Record Overview:

• Overall: 11-1
• Region: 4-0
• Home: 5-0
• Away: 5-1
• Neutral: 1-0
• Win %: 91.7%
• Region Win %: 100%
• Points For (PF): 513
• Points Against (PA): 122

Cameron’s performance this season has been outstanding, boasting an impressive 11-1 overall record. With a perfect record in region play (4-0), they have shown their dominance within their region. Their ability to win both at home and away (5-0 and 5-1 respectively) highlights their well-rounded play and adaptability.

Their scoring has been strong, averaging 42.8 points per game, with a substantial spread across the first three quarters (15.9 in Q1, 16.7 in Q2, and 5.8 and 5.6 in Q3 and Q4). This suggests they start strong but might struggle a bit in the final moments, though still managing to seal most of their victories.

Key Players:

• Klypsan Wallace: Leading the team with 136.5 rushing yards per game and 136.1 total yards per game, Wallace is the offensive cornerstone for Cameron.
• Kason Angel: With 74.4 passing yards per game, Angel contributes significantly to their air attack.
• Mason Scott: He has 36 receiving yards per game, providing an additional threat in the passing game.
• Talen Brown: Leading in tackles per game with 7.8 and also contributing with 1 sack per game.

Tug Valley (24-25 Season)

Record Overview:

• Overall: 12-0
• Region: 5-0
• Home: 6-0
• Away: 6-0
• Neutral: 0-0
• Win %: 100%
• Region Win %: 100%
• Points For (PF): 456
• Points Against (PA): 131

Tug Valley enters the conversation as a perfect team this season, with a flawless 12-0 record. They have maintained dominance across all fronts, including a perfect regional record (5-0) and undefeated home and away performances. The 100% win rate across the board underlines their consistency and strength.

While their offense has been effective (38 points per game), their overall scoring is a bit lower than Cameron’s. However, their team is incredibly balanced, with a steady attack across the board. Their strongest quarter is the second (17.5 points), suggesting that they adjust well after the first quarter and make necessary corrections at halftime.

Key Players:

• Bryson Elia: Leading the team with 155.7 rushing yards per game, Elia is a key part of Tug Valley’s ground attack.
• Preston May: With 100.7 passing yards per game, May adds versatility to the offense.
• Cameron Slone: Slone has been key in the receiving game, with 52.3 yards per game, and is also a leader in total yards with 183.0 per game.
• Adam Slone: With 6.3 tackles per game, he contributes to the defensive effort, helping to contain the opposition.

Head-to-Head Comparison

Offensive and Defensive Breakdown:

• Rushing: Cameron excels in the ground game, averaging 260.8 rushing yards per game compared to Tug Valley’s 39.8. Klypsan Wallace’s 136.5 rushing yards per game is significantly higher than Bryson Elia’s 155.7, but it’s important to note that Tug Valley’s backfield is equally capable in its own right.
• Passing: Cameron also holds the advantage in the passing department with 68.2 passing yards per game compared to Tug Valley’s 25.2. However, Tug Valley makes up for this lack of passing yardage with a more consistent ground attack.
• Total Yards: Cameron edges out Tug Valley with 329.0 total yards per game against 64.9, indicating their high-powered offense that blends both rushing and passing effectively.

Defense:

• Cameron averages 47.6 tackles per game, significantly higher than Tug Valley’s 6.3, reflecting their ability to make stops and control the tempo of the game. However, Tug Valley excels in limiting opponents’ opportunities, holding them to only 3.4 points per game.

Scoring:

• Cameron outperforms Tug Valley in points per game (39.9 compared to 38.0), but Tug Valley’s defensive consistency and low points allowed (3.4 per game) show their ability to stifle offensive threats effectively.

Record Breakdown

• Cameron’s Record:
  • Overall: 11-1
  • Region: 4-0
  • Non-League: 5-1
  • Home: 5-0
  • Away: 5-1
• Tug Valley’s Record:
  • Overall: 12-0
  • Region: 5-0
  • Non-League: 5-0
  • Home: 6-0
  • Away: 6-0

Conclusion

Cameron and Tug Valley have established themselves as two of the most formidable teams in West Virginia high school football this season. Cameron’s strength lies in their high-powered offense, while Tug Valley’s perfection and defensive dominance make them a tough opponent for anyone. Their head-to-head matchup, should it come to fruition, would be a true test of offensive firepower versus defensive resilience, with both teams boasting incredible talent and impressive records. The remainder of the season will no doubt be an exciting watch for football fans across the state.