With just two weeks remaining in the regular season, Week 9 delivered huge hits, explosive touchdowns, trick plays and multiple defensive scores. Count down the best plays from across West Virginia in this edition of MetroNews Top Plays.

No. 10 — Clay County: Luke Scarbro gets back to his feet after taking a low block and delivers a huge hit in the Panthers’ 34-22 win over Ravenswood.

No. 9 — Pocahontas County: Griffin Taylor goes deep down the sideline to Camden Gregory, who takes it 60 yards for a touchdown against unbeaten East Hardy.

No. 8 — Herbert Hoover: Army commit David Robinson Jr. breaks loose for a 36-yard touchdown, one of his two first-half scores, during a 233-yard rushing performance in the Huskies’ 31-21 win over defending Class AAA state champion Princeton.

No. 7 — Logan: Jake Endicott strips the football near the goal line, scoops it up and races 98 yards the other way for a touchdown against Chapmanville.

No. 6 — Williamstown: Breck Allen connects with Trenton Hall, who follows his blockers and takes it 50 yards to the end zone for his second touchdown reception of the first half in the Yellowjackets’ 27-0 win at Doddridge County.

No. 5 — Martinsburg: Kingston McDonald-Gibson races 62 yards for a touchdown before the Bulldogs reach into the trick-play bag. Brian Dick swings it to Ty Ricketts, who launches a pass downfield to Boston Todd for a 42-yard touchdown in Martinsburg’s 69-7 win at Spring Mills.

No. 4 — Webster County: Ryder Wright finishes with four total touchdowns, including a 77-yard kickoff return, in the Highlanders’ 44-29 loss at Ritchie County.

No. 3 — Morgantown: Kane Williams takes an interception back for a pick-six before quarterback Maddox Twigg fakes the pass, jukes one defender, stiff-arms another and races 45 yards for a touchdown in the Mohigans’ 49-0 win at Baldwin, Pennsylvania.

No. 2 — Frankfort vs. Wahama: Reezin Stitt gives Wahama points on special teams with a kickoff return for a touchdown. Frankfort answers behind Braydn Tyler, who breaks loose down the sideline for one of his two second-half touchdowns as the Falcons earn a 55-27 win.

No. 1 — Berkeley Springs: Kyle Moore caps a huge defensive night for the Indians by taking an interception 100 yards for a touchdown. Moore records two pick-sixes as Berkeley Springs scores four defensive touchdowns in a 41-19 win over Shady Spring.

Kyle Moore earns the MetroNews Top Play of Week 9.

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