One-handed catches, explosive returns and a last-second MoHawk Bowl winner headline a loaded Week 10 of MetroNews Top Plays. Count down the biggest moments from across West Virginia as the regular season winds down and the playoffs approach.

No. 22 — Clay County: TJ Pritt drills a 35-yard field goal, and Cooper Collins finds Joel Elliott for a 36-yard touchdown in a 55-14 win over Buffalo.

No. 21 — Chapmanville: Ashton McClanahan launches a 51-yard punt with nearly five seconds of hang time in a 23-15 win at Mingo Central.

No. 20 — Bridgeport: Gavin Williams connects with Sean Veltri for a 49-yard touchdown in the Indians’ 56-7 win at Fairmont Senior.

No. 19 — Cabell Midland: Rajan Thompson takes Logan Shull’s pass 60 yards for a touchdown as the Knights reclaim the Shield with a 35-14 win over Huntington.

No. 18 — Logan / St. Albans: Greg Williams finds Zo Murphy for a 12-yard touchdown. Chance Campbell adds an 82-yard kickoff return for St. Albans in Logan’s 42-8 win.

No. 17 — Sherman: Eli Pauley rolls out and finds Levi Sprouse for a 60-yard touchdown that provides the winning margin in a 16-14 victory over Scott.

No. 16 — North Marion / Grafton: Chace Kinsey races 70 yards for a touchdown, while Parker Bigelow forces a kickoff-return fumble in the Huskies’ 49-35 win.

No. 15 — PikeView: Kyle Williams breaks through the line for a 44-yard touchdown in the Panthers’ 41-12 win over Wyoming East.

No. 14 — Elkins: Seth Robinson powers through a tackle and races 68 yards for a touchdown in a 49-12 win at Brooke.

No. 13 — George Washington: Davon Brockman returns a punt 63 yards for a touchdown, and De’Sean Isabell leads the passing attack in a 63-21 win over Parkersburg South.

No. 12 — Pocahontas County: Griffin Taylor refuses to go down on a 31-yard touchdown run in the Warriors’ 42-6 win over Tygarts Valley.

No. 11 — Berkeley Springs: Jalen Miller connects with Kyle Moore for one of their four touchdown passes in the Indians’ 49-34 win at Lewis County.

No. 10 — Webster County: Ryder Wright breaks loose for a 68-yard touchdown during a 333-yard, five-score performance in a 35-14 win over Calhoun County.

No. 9 — Wahama: Trace Simpkins takes off for a 67-yard touchdown in the White Falcons’ 73-8 win at Gilmer County.

No. 8 — Martinsburg: Kingston McDonald-Gibson spins free for an 80-yard touchdown, and Brian Dick finds Boston Todd for a 28-yard score in a 49-7 win over Huron Heights.

No. 7 — Doddridge County: Evan Cross escapes pressure to find Heston Hayes for a 21-yard touchdown. Corben Hall adds a 55-yard scoring run in a 28-14 win over Lincoln.

No. 6 — Princeton: Tyrone Hawkins returns an interception 45 yards for a touchdown, and Aaron Hood takes a kickoff 88 yards for another score in a 62-12 win over Hurricane.

No. 5 — Musselman: Jackson Thomas finds Mason Johnson for a 30-yard touchdown, and Hunter James makes a one-handed interception in the Applemen’s 30-7 win over Washington.

No. 4 — East Hardy: Facing fourth-and-eight in the final minute, Trevor Roof finds Dayton Dove for a 27-yard touchdown to lift the Cougars past Cameron, 28-21.

No. 3 — Independence / Frankfort: Peyton Brittingham makes a spectacular contested catch, and KJ Viars adds a one-handed grab as Independence ends Frankfort’s 36-game winning streak, 49-14.

No. 2 — Logan: Lucas Lambert spins through contact, breaks free and races to the end zone for a 57-yard touchdown reception against St. Albans.

No. 1 — University: With the MoHawk Bowl tied and time running out, Brody Kehler throws a 40-yard halfback touchdown pass to Hayden George, leaving five seconds on the clock and clinching a perfect regular season.

Brody Kehler and Hayden George earn the MetroNews Top Play of Week 10.

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