MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL RECORDS FROM 1914 TO THE PRESENT Updated 5/1/2011

This history has been compiled over the last two years by going to the Morgantown High School Library and the WVU Regional History Museum. Although it is not completely accurate it is a pretty close representation of Morgantown High Schools basketball history. At times it was hard to find information because there were missing yearbooks at the school library so I had to go to the WVU library microfilm room to look at the Morgantown Post and The Dominion News and Morgantown Posts papers to see what happened in the missing years. I also have talked to various people like the late Jack Feck, also Chester Brooks, Tom Yester, Jeff Hoffman, John Ellis, Tom Zinn and many others. A link to current Coach Tom Yesters record is on his coaches page. I still have many questions to be answered about some years' records, players, and coaches but I wanted to release what I have. So here it is. If you have any information or corrections please email me at swifty@mohiganbasketball.com questions. State tournament history link click here
Year
Won
Lost
 Coach Players on Teams Titles Won UHS Lost UHS Team info
1914
0
1
First game MHS ever played was against Grafton. Lost to Grafton 49-8


1912 WV Wesleyan gym built
1st state tourney held there. Only 2 teams.
1915
NR

H.R. Clark



14 teams in state tournament in one class. State tourney held at Wesleyan. Open to everyone until 1929.
1916
NR

H.R. Clark Loudin, Forman, Mylius, Romisch, Easterday, Hare, Chalfant, Graham


State tournament open to everyone until 1929. Old MHS (MJHS) opened. Present location of City police station.
1917
NR

John Riech




1918
NR

John Riech Chalfant, Stevens, Fitch, Arbogast, Wade, Martin, Dolph Liston, Easterly, Simmons, Sates



1919
9
5
 Braden Alleman Neil Forman, Howard Loudin, Fred Graham, Dolph Liston, Simmons, Arbogast, Wade, Smith



1920
6
11
 Morrison Bunten, DeVaughn, Faulkner, Liston, Arbogast



1921
10
12
 S. S. Van Laanen/Grover Greenwood Root, Faulkner, Bolton, George Vorbach, Hess, Chester Beall, Frank LePera, Bellman Robb, Don Cheswin, Charles Lemly, Fred Zoppi, Bill Zoppi, Russel Nabors, Leroy Shriver,Willis Brand, Bob Bonner, Joe Markley, Paul Brasher, Guy S. Jones, State tournament, beat Parsons, and Keyser, Lost to Wadestown



1922
19
10
 Greenwood Charles “Wink” Simmons, Joseph Markley, George Vorbach, Emory LePera, Paul Johnson, Merle Warman, Leland Pyle, John Ihli, Earnest Blosser, Chester Beall State tournament Beat Ceredo-Kenova 27-15 Lost to Parkersburg 42-15


Charles “Wink” Simmons 1st All-State Player, Picked by WV Sports Hall of Famer Harry H. Stansbury. From 1922 to 1925 there were 2 classes A and B open to everyone.
1923
19
4
 Greenwood Earnest Blosser, Ira Steel, Charles “Wink” Simmons, Joseph Markley, Emory LePera, Merle Warman, George Vorbach, Glenn Dutton, Leroy Shriver



Talk to warman's
1924
12
8
 Arthur H.
Clyde		 Ira Steel, Earnest Blosser, Emory LePera, Joe LePera, Glenn Dutton, Robb, Howard Johnston, William Russell, Bernard McDonald
State tournament Lost to Fallensbee 25-13 Class A

72 teams in state tournament
1925
5
13
 Clyde William “Bennie” Russell, Lewin, Joe Joy, Ervin Johnston, Williams, Clarence Lewis, Joe LePera, Earnest Blosser, Arthur Chaplin, Layman, Donald Post, Rhodeheaver, Martin, Frank Pietro

UHS opens. Last year for Class A and B
1926
6
17
 Clyde Clarence Lewis, Kenneth Wotring, Ervin Johnston, Donald Post, Hughes, Arthur Chaplin,William Parriot, Beckett, Joy, Joe D’Amico, Hilliard, Joe Joy


1927
13
9
 Clyde Lewis, Wotring, Lepera, Johnston, Parriot, Frank Pietro, David Jacobs, Carl Davis, Beckett, Joe D’Amico, Hilliard


New MHS built. Clyde gym opened Dave Jacobs? ask Jay Jacobs
1928
12
4
 Clyde Lewis, Johnston, F Pietro, G Pietro, W. Parriot, D’Amico, L. Ashworth, G Ashworth, Earl Sprouse, George Pyle, Harold Shurtz check yearbook 1 0 MHS won first ever UHS game. Score was 28-8
1929
9
8
 Clyde Bill Parriot, Glenn Ashworth, Earl Sprouse, George Pyles, Cheat Kennedy, Bob Snyder, Dale Post, Harold Shurtz
1 0 Last year that State tournament was open to everyone.
1930
8
9
 Clyde Harold Shurtz, Bill Carlin, Albert Colebank, Edwin Weimer, Charles Kennedy, George Laishley, Crostin, Joe Stewart, Harold Walker, Mgr. Merritt
1 0 State tourney moves to 18 sectionals, one class
1931
15
4
 Clyde Bill Carlin, Bill Simpson, Albert Colebank, Bill Lepera, Edivin Weimer, Charles Kennedy, Melvin Pierce Big Ten Champs 1 0 Reduced to 16 sectionals, 1st year for Big Ten
1932
13
6
 Clyde McClanahan, Nekoranec, McGee, Camp, Pierce, Lepera, McCue, Young, Kennedy, Carlin
1 0
1933
16
5
 Clyde Melvin Pierce, Ralph Taylor, Riskey Goldstrom, Swisher, Sowers, Sealy, McCue, McClanahan
1 0 20th straight year state tourney in Buckhannon. State tournament goes from 16 sectionals to 8 regions with 4 sectionals in each region.
1934
8
13
 Clyde Ed Sowers, Tommy Bauer, Herman Lazeres, Glenn Ellis, Ken Riskey, Harry Stansbury, George Sealy, Randy Swisher, John McCue
1 0
1935
11
9
 Clyde J. Pilegge, Sowers, Herman Lazeres, A. Hood, T. Baer, Olaf Livengood, Harry Stansbury, Glenn Ellis
0 3
1936
12
5
 Clyde Morris, Haller, Olaf Livengood, Ellis, Mike Morgan, Elias Jabour, William King, Orval Croston, Raymond Maust, Ashburn, Davies, Thomas Big Ten Champs 2 1
1937
6
12
 Clyde Chas D’Abate, Ellis, Livengood, Joe Harner, Bill Crockett, Ferdinand, F. Tonon, Jim Cole, John Katcher, Preston Russell
2 1 Glenn Ellis 4th year? first name of f. tonon
1938
8
11
 Clyde Crockett, Cunningham, F. Tonon, Arthur McAninch, Warren Sypolt, Charles Hackney, Stanley Manilla, Johnny Katchur, Jim Cole
2 1 record?
1939
7
11
 Clyde Hadden, Libertore, Cunningham, Manilla, Hiser, Hackney, Katchur, Cavallaro
1 2
1940
6
11
 Clyde George Barnes, Sam Cavallaro, Don Hall, Jack Hines, Frank Libertore, Art McAninch, Orval Radcliff, Patsy Vecchio
1 2
1941
7
11
 Clyde Barnes, Bud Parsons, Junior Radcliff, Patsy Vecchio, Don Hall, Mack Chipps, Roy Rogers, Jack Feck, Harris Gallagher, Charles Parsons
2 1 2 classes from 1941-42 for state tournament A & B
1942
12
6
 Clyde Jack Feck, Bud Parsons, Sid Murphy, Mack Chipps, Bill Poundstone, Bud Case, Sonny Koehler, Pete Rosati
2 0 Won sectional 1st time in 10 years
1943
7
12
 Clyde Sid Murphy, Walter Koehler, Bill Martin, Rogers, Frankie Lemine, John Prager, Pete Rosati, Nickey Cavallaro, Joe Curtis
2 0 Back to 1 class for State tournament
1944
17
3
 Clyde Lemine, Koehler, Harold Vandevort, Robert “Zeke” Sine, Vic Bonfili, Charles Rice, Robert Romine, John Law, George Flegal, Johnny Richards Big Ten Champs 2 0
1945
20
4
 Clyde Frankie Lemine, Koehler, Junior Vandevort, Robert “Zeke” Sine, Vic Bonfili, Charles Rice, Robert Romine, John Law, George Flegal, Eddie Rockis, Junior Dallas, Zombie Still, Bob Wiley, Mgr. State tournament semi-finals; Beat Kingwood 42-31, Lost to Normantown 37-35 Big Ten Champs 2 0 Frankie Lemine All-State,
First state tournament team since sectionals began in 1924
1946
10
8
 Clyde Bolten, Rockis, Still, J. Colavincenzo, Eddie Rockis, J. Blaney, S. Morris, C. Williams, T. McBee, J. Kraus, L. John
2 0
1947
11
8
 Clyde Eddie Rockis, Stan Forbes, John Kraus, Don Gallagher, Bill Bell, Chester Gosney, John Poundstond, Jerry Friend, John Murphy, Cola, Blaney, Mgr., Bob Greaser
2 0
1948
10
7
 Clyde Sam Lemine, Bill Dove, Ralph Williams, Bob Harrick, Don Gallagher, J. Blaney, Dick Whiston, Charles Gosney, Bill Bell, Murphy, Cola, Greaser
1 1
1949
10
9
 Clyde Bill Pileggi, Dove, Dave Pyecha, Sam Lemine, Jom Martin, Charley Whiston, Bill Forelli, Bob Harrick, Murphy, Ray Walsh, Ralph Williams, Martin Nemcoskey, Ken Hartley, Paul Swanson, Bill Hulstine, Ernie Smith,
1 1 2 classes from 1949-58 for state tournament A & B Jom Martin???sp
1950
9
10
 Clyde Don O’haver, Bill Pileggi, Bob Taft, Martin, Dave Pyecha, Ray Walsh, Bill Forelli
1 1
1951
13
9
 Clyde ???? O’haver, Jim Ralston, Tom Neff, Charles Huggins, Bob Taft, Tom Zinn, Dick Harshinger, Gaylord Nixon, Don Kelly, Bernie Semons, Sam Weese, Cyrus Ellison, State Tournament Team-semi finals, Beat Mullens, Lost to Charleston
1 0 Charley Huggins, All-State
1952
9
10
 Clyde ???? Dick Harshinger, John Schafer, Sam Weese, Bob Brown, Tom Zinn, Dick Reel, Mark Constantine, Larry Reppert, Gaylord Nixon, Junior Edwards, Carroll Hoard
2 0
call tom zinn prager, semons,
1953
20
2
 Clyde Tom Miller, Mark Constantine, Sam Weese, John Shafer, Gaylord Nixon, Brown, Demund, Reppert, Sabo, State tournament semi-finals, Beat Huntington East 68-56, Lost to Beckley 71-64 Big Ten Champs 2 0 Last season for Art Clyde
1954
13
8
 John “Jack”
Roberts		 Bill Barber, George Pohlman, John Demond, Jay Jacobs, Tom Miller, Charley King, Fred Prager, George Corson, Steel, Joel Murphy, Scrappy Cox, Bob Haden, Baldwin, Jack Corder, Warren Hartman
1 2 Jack Roberts becomes atheletic director
1954-74
1955
10
11
 Roberts Gail Baldwin, Corder, Jay Jocobs, Bob Haden, Warren Hartman, Corson, Kenny Blue, B. Messoria, S. Cox L. Steel, A. Mayfield, B. Steel
1 1 Kenny Blue, 1st African American player for MHS
1956
24
2
 Roberts Bob Davis, Leonard Houston, Jerry Turrner, Ronnie Adams, Jay Jacobs, George Corson, Warren Hartman, Buddy Baker, Don Mossburg, B. Messoria, Dudley, Swisher, Mgr., State Tournament Team-finals Big Ten Champs 1 1 Jay Jacobs, All-State, State finals Lost to East Bank and Jerry West
1957
19
1
 Roberts Adams, Davis, Buddy Baker, Don Mossburg, Steve Junkins, Leonard Houston, Raynor Baldwin, Jerry Corwin, Dudley, Frank Barberich, Carl Price, Jerry Stone, Jim Winters, Richard Sinclair, State Tournament Team-semi-finals reg. season? Big Ten Champs 2 0 Bob Davis, All-State, Lost 4 starters from ‘56 team, Undefeated regular season, Best 2 year record 43-3 in MHS history
1958
15
7
 Roberts Jim Frum, Raynor Baldwin, Charles Blue, Joe Antonini, Wayne Fortney, Ed Harman, Bob Lattanzi, Dave Selby, Frank Barberich, Steve Junkins, Jerry Stone, Richard Haley, George Manos
2 0 Last year for 2 class state tournament A & B
1959
10
11
 Roberts Charles. Blue, Jim Frum, C. Lewis, Wayne Fortney, D. Rice, Joe. Antonini, B. White, David Shepherd, Dave Selby, Richard Haley, Bob Lattanzi, and Manager R. Collins ????? 2 0 3 class system starts for state tournament A-AA-AAA
1960
10
12
 Roberts David Satterfield, Tom Haden, Bill Jones, John Tupes, Lloyd Wolfe, Cullen Luzier, David Shepherd, John Ellis, Sam Morgan, Frank Oates, Joe Gasper, Mike Gosnell, Art George
1 1 2nd UHS game was 50th victory for MHS in series, 79-68 was highest point total in series up to this year, 70th meeting since 1928
1961
10
11
 Roberts Dan Sigwart, Tom Haden, Frank Oates, Art George, B. Turner, John Tupes, Heydon Jones, John Walker, Charlie Toth, John Ellis, Ernie Smith, Rod Everly, J. Fast
1 1 20th victory in series for UHS bill and Heydon Jones same
1962
12
10
 Roberts Robert Iden, Ted Samsell, Dave Jolliffe, Walter Bird, Larry Lowther, Ernie Smith, Hayden Jones, John Walker, Charlie Toth, Charles Schuster, Dan Sigwart, Monty Pickens, Rod Everly, Craig Selby, Robert Turner
1 1
1963
11
11
 Roberts Ed Hriblin, George Cain, Dave Jolliffe, Larry Lowther, Ted Samsell, Tom Bell, Sherm Iden, Ralph Boyce, Ed White, Gabe Oliverio, Reed Snow, Rick Shale, John Labin, Bob Tonon, Dave Gasper, Herbert White, Mgr. Terry O’Malley, Mgr. Steve McGuire.
0 2
1964
19
6
 Roberts Bill Cain, Eddie White, Reed Snow, Sherm Iden, George Cain, John Labin, Jim Mullendore, Bob Ward, Steve McGuire, Don Jamison, Tom Bell, Eddie Hriblan, Bob Tonon, Dick Ross, Bill Ryan, Steve Utt, Rick Sowers, Mgr. Eric Lee, State Tournament Team-semi-finals Big ten champs? find history of big ten 2 0
1965
13
7
 Roberts Eddie Hriblan, Bob Tonon, Don Jamison, Kenny Stevens, Glen Comuntzis, Dave Gasper, Gene Dragovich, Wayne Coombs, Roland Dubbe, Dave Coe, Gary Hunt, Van Zeck, Charles Romanoski, Bob Ward Check Oak Glen Score 3 0 Eddie Hriblan All-state
1966
9
12
 Victor Bonfili Mark Booth, Bill Semler, Wade Snow, Glen Comuntzis, John Racin, Dave Coe, Van Zeck, Gene Drogovich, Rollie Dubbe, R. Hutchinson, Dave Cyphert no yb reg sea. 2 0
1967
14
5
 Bonfili Bill Semler, Bob Gwynne, D. Morgan, Don Burton, Mark Booth, S. Yost, M. Myer, Bob White, Bill Custer, Ken Claudio, Jack Hines, Randy Jones, Gordon Shilling, Monte Shearer, Richard Vanaman
2 0 First season as AAA school
1968
9
10
 Bonfili Jack Hines, Randy Jones, Bill Custer, Bob White, Rusty VanVoorhis, Richard Vanaman, Rod Kelley, Lenny Delaney, John Plaskacz, Joe Custer, Bob Mull, Jim Magro, Gary Ceccinelli, Gary Freed, Dave Fizer
0 3
1969
7
14
 Bonfili Rod Kelley, Jack Lavery, Harold “Swifty” Shaver, Todd Plaskacz, Francis Teter, Rick Morris, Jim Magro, Rick Fortuna, Robert Tompkins, Dave Clarke, Dave Dubbe, Dave Raese, Dave Burton, Dave Horton, Dave Nestor
1 1
1970
11
10
 Bonfili Dave Dubbe, Mark Boyle, Bob Cyphert, Joel Hartley, Rick "Mouse" Morris, Tom Fox, Duane Lewis, Jack Lavery, Rick Fortuna, Francis Teter, Harold “Swifty” Shaver
1 1
1971
13
10
 Clyde Green Bob Bird, Lee Harris, Lindsay VanVoorhis, Dick Prim, Tom Stewart, Tom Gallegly, Dave Nebera, Lynn Fox, Anthony Fortuna, Bob Cyphert, Dick Parsons, Ken Joseph, Jim Hurst
1 2
1972
13
8
 Green Anthony Fortuna, Lindsay VanVoorhis, Dick Prim, Mark Fodor, Jim Hurst, L. Goff, Dick Ratcliff, D. Parsons, Greg Garland, Dave Nebera, Tim Beery, Tom Gallegly, T. Miller, Bruce Stovall, Steve Kovac
1 1
1973
9
11
 Green Ken Marstiller, Bob Edwards, George Racin, Joe Zaccari, Bruce Stoval, Alan Bonner, Jim Parsons, Rick Gallagher, Bruce Newhouse, Mark Wilson, Tim Beery, Brad Newhouse, Rocky Gianola, Jim McCartney, Dick Ratcliff, Brian Katchur
0 2
1974
19
4
 Green Ken Marstiller, Jim Parsons, Bruce Newhouse, Rick Gallagher, Brad Newhouse, Alan Bonner, Mark Wilson, Kevin Claudio, Fred Fitzhugh, Pete Marris, Paul Roberts, Mike Bolyard, Jeff Letherman, , John Piribek, George Cyphert, Dave Claudio Big Ten Champs 2 0 Mark Wilson, All-State, Jack Roberts retires, wins state Athletic Director award
1975
24
1
 Green Kevin Claudio, Dave Claudio, Pete Marris, Paul Roberts, Kendal Amick, Mike Bolyard, John Piribek, Jeff Leatherman, Fred Fitzhugh, Karl Sommer, Tom Tallman, Bob Smith, Tim Moats, Ron Linhollm, Scott Ashcraft, Jim Cowman. State Tournament Team-semi-finals: Beat Lewis County 65-64; Lost to St. Albans 72-58 Big Ten Champs 2 0 Kevin Claudio All-State, Undefeated regular season, Second best 2 year record 43-5, Vic Bonfili becomes Athletic Director, 1974-1987
1976
9
11
 Green John Muth, L. Rice, Steve Kyle, C. Curry, Tom Tallman, J. Black, T. Cool, S. Ashcraft, Karl Sommer, R. Rogers, G. Kyle, J. Cowman, Paul Laskody, A. Jones
0 2
1977
14
8
 Green Chris Curry, John Muth, Joedy Gardner, Bobby Smith, Mickey Miller, Rick DeCarlo, Joe Antonini, Steve Kyle, Terry Godwin, Larry Rice, Manager Hoye Walls, Jeff Johnson, Kevin Kidd, Tom Cool, Jerry Black, Charlie Lorensen, Alfred Jones
2 0
1978
14
7
 Green Mark Godfrey, Craig Dewitt, Terry Godwin, Otis Harris, Bob Bucy, Joedy Gardner, Kevin Kidd, Dan Berry, Charlie Lorenson, Mickey Miller, Steve, Evasko.
1 1
1979
13
8
 Green Dan Berry, Mark Godfrey, Charlie Lorenson, Bob Bucy, Steve Evasko, Alean Treat, David Rhudy, Ed Saiko, Marvin Burks, Andy Beamer, Pat McCroskey, Jim Martin, Dennis Blosser, Tim Connor, Otis Harris, Greg Dunko, Chip Davis, Craig Dewitt
0 2
roster
1980
12
9
 Green Walter Lazzell, Marvin Burkes, Todd Godwin, Ed Saiko, Terry Williams, Dave Rhudy, Dan Berry, Bill Richter, Dennis Blosser, Tony Schifano, Alan Treat.
0 2
1981
11
11
 Green Walt Lazzell, Todd Godwin, Tony Schifano, Greg Nair, Herb Mason, Bill Richter, Ken Gansor, Tim White, John Dudley, Andre Dillard, Jack Britton, Mike Fairbanks, Mike Roh, Arthur Price, Tom Dennison, Eric Smith, Mgr. Don Marshall.
0 2
1982
11
11
 Jack Hines, Jr. John Dudley, Danny Shaffer, Andre Dillard, Mark Jenkins, Craig Jordan, Rob Baker, Doug Jacobs, Donn Marstiller, Jack Britton, Arthur Price, James Houston, Mike Fairbanks.
2 0 Last year Coach Tom Yester at UHS
1983
9
14
 Tom Yester Jeff Dubbe, Mark Jenkins, Rob Baker, Danny Shaffer, Tony Johnson, Doug Jacobs, Paul Rhudy, Arnold Rush, Andy Wilson, Andy Parsons, Bob DeCarlo, Brian Purkey, Tim Cryster, Daryl Hunt
2 0 First year Coach Tom Yester at MHS
1984
4
19
 Yester Andy Parsons, Bobby DeCarlo, Danny Shaffer, Paul Rhudy, Chuck Mullett, Tim Cryster, Brad Hartman, Ed Stanton, Andy Wilson, Dean Williamson, Jeff Dubbe
0 2
1985
10
12
 Yester Paul Rhudy, Chuck Mullett, Andy Parsons, Garland Johnson, Dave Pavelko, Greg Dahmer, Tom Neer, Eric Jordan, Jeff Blaydes, Brad Hartman, Eric Powell, Dean Williamson, Ed Stanton, Tim Cryster, Craig Arthers
1 2
1986
20
4
 Yester Tim Bucklew, David Pavelko, Brad Hartman, Mike Belmear, Robbie Robinson, Greg Dahmer, J. M. Vandestouwe, Jeff Leftridge, Eddie Thompson, Eric Powell, Steve Dove, Stratton Hammock; State Tournament Team-Quarterfinals Big Ten Champs 3 0
Last year in Big Ten Conference
1987
23
2
 Yester Greg Dahmer, J. M. Vandestouwe, David Pavelko, Tim Bucklew, Mike Belmear, Todd Raley, Nathan Rogers, Jeff Leftridge, Vic Zanotti, Steve Dove, Rick Hill, Garrett Ford, Jimmy Pitcher; State Tournament Team-semi-finals NCAC Champs 2 0 Dave Pavelko, All-State, 1yr for NCAC, 3rd best 2 year record 43-6 in MHS history, Kelly Johnson Gheddis becomes Athletic Director 1987-2002
1988
8
15
 Yester Jimmy Pitcher, Rick Hill, Nathan Rogers, Erin Barill, Jim Neal, Vic Zanotti, Bob McClurg, Dennis Johnson, Todd Raley, George Woodford, Garrett Ford, Kji Kelly
2 0
1989
13
8
 Yester Brian Phillips, Jimmy Neal, B. T. Lively, Bob McClurg, Tim Spiker, Rob Nicholas, Steve Milac, Axel Spens, David Bramel, Kji Kelly, Clint Pifer, Matt MacPherson,
1 1
1990
17
7
 Yester Dave Bramel, Steve Milik, Kevin Dahmer, Rob Nicholas, Geoff Lofstead, Tim Spiker, Matt MacPherson, Chris Ryan, Jamie Craig, Kji Kelly, Axel Spens, Robin Jackson, Chuck Fortney, Brian Phillips; State Tournament Team-Quarterfinals Kji Kelly? 2 0
all-state???
1991
7
15
 Yester Michael Oates, Jamie Craig, Chris Ryan, Geoff Lofstead, Chuck Fortney, Jeff Hankinson, Lee Eye, Eric Dalton, Joe Hatcher, Shawn Blake, Randy Dalton, Kevin Dahmer



1992
8
14
 Yester Mike Martinelli, Parker Grimes, Joe Hatcher, Seth Stecker, Nathan Smith, Tony Philips, Bob McBee, Ted Randolph, Matt Zollinger, Tim Linkous, J.D. McCutcheon
2 0
1993
18
6
 Yester Mike Martinelli, Parker Grimes, Nathan Smith, Kingsley MacMadu, Duane Lewis; State Tournament Team-Quarterfinals more names 2 0 Nathan Smith All State
1994
14
8
 Yester Greg Richardson, Robbie Balderson, Zach Spiker, Dan Lohmann, Aaron Denham, Charles Krushansky, Troy Schifano, Mike Lazzelle, Kingsley MacMadu, Duane Lewis, Jim Johnson, John Thomas NCAC Champs 1 2
1995
13
9
 Yester Greg Richardson, Zach Spiker, Robbie Balderson, Shane Boles, Troy Schifano, Booker Walton, Robbie Clark, Sean Rhodes, Phil Cox, Nathan North, Thad Law
2 0
1996
18
5
 Yester Sean Yester, Booker Walton, David Maust, Zach Travinski, Josh Fawley, Nathan North, Phil Cox, Ryan Goeres, John Thomas, Thad Law, Sean Rhodes NCAC Champs 2 0
1997
11
11
 Yester David Maust, Josh Fawley, Zach Travinski, Ryan Goeres, Sean Yester, Jim Falter, Pete Christoff, David Mullett, Josh Reasor, Ben Marstiller, Zach Fawley, Joe Cyphert
2 0 Last year Clyde gym
1998
14
8
 Yester Colin Fones-Wolf, Ryan Clawges, Jimmy Falter, Joe Cyphert, Erik Jones, Zach Fawley, David Ford, Ronnie Rodamer, Ben Marstiller, David Stone, Richard Lewis, David Mullett, Pete Christoff, Christian Montagliani
1 1 First year for new gym, Aaron Cage makes first basket as a jayvee.
1999
11
11
 Yester Colin Fones-Wolf, Joe Cyphert, David Stone, David Plum, Justin Kalafat, Aaron Cage, Christian Montagliani, Ronnie Rodamer, Frank Bennett, Ryan Clawges, Ryan Lindsay
2 1
2000
15
9
 Yester Ryan Clawges, Ronnie Rodamer, Christian Montagliani, Ryan Lindsay, David Stone, Mark Wigal, Aaron Cage, Jeff Thompson, Anthony Straface, Mark Nesselroad, David Plum, Alex Lake, Justin Kalafat; State Tournament Team-Quarterfinals
2 1 Start of state tournament runs for this decade
2001
16
8
 Yester Justin Kalafat, David Plum, Anthony Straface, Nick Hedges, Bobby Prim, Ronnie Shaver, Justin Vidovich, Seth Fogarty, Matt Simpson, Darrin Johnson
2 1
2002
22
4
 Yester Nick Hedges, Bobby Prim, Ronnie Shaver, Justin Vidovich, Dan Dalton, Chad Murray, Geremy Rodamer, Matt Simpson, Seth Fogarty, Tim Williams, Ben Torsney, Kameron Law, Drew Holt; State Tournament Team-semi-finals, Beat Robert C. Byrd 57-49, Lost to Cabell Midland 52-51 NCAC Champs 3 0 Athletic Director Kelly Johnson Gheddis takes job at WVSSAC offices. Dan Erenrich takes over as AD
2003
21
5
 Yester Tyler Benson, Rudy Hines, Tyler Jones, Dusty Kerns, Ben Torsney, Kameron Law, Drew Holt, Chad Murray, Geremy Rodamer, Tim Williams, Vito Minutelli, Matt Simpson, Seth Fogarty, Dan Dalton; State Tournament Team–Semi-Finals, Beat Woodrow Wilson 65-60, Lost to Martinsburg 62-52 NCAC Champs 3 0
2004
23
2
 Yester Nick Straface, Chris Carey, Dusty Kerns, John Oliver, Andrew Dunn, Marlan Robinson, Justin Hall, Tyler Jones, Ben Torsney, Kameron Law, Tyler Benson, Drew Holt; State Tournament Team–Quarterfinals; Lost to Huntington 63-52 NCAC Champs 3 0
2005
20
6
 Yester Emil Siriwardane, Chris Carey, Dusty Kerns, John Oliver, Andrew Dunn, Rush Holt, Marlan Robinson, Jeff Lindsay, John Hatfield, Quinn Law; State Tournament Team-semi-finals; Beat South Charleston 62-60, Lost to Huntington 84-39 NCAC Champs 3 0 Chris Carey All-state
2006
17
6
 Yester Jared Ramsey, Rush Holt, Marlan Robinson, Nathan Pearson, Jeff Lindsay, John Hatfield, Elliott Law, J.T. Lewis, Cameron Taylor, Jamie Karraker,
0 3
2007
19
7
 Yester Elliott Law, J.T. Lewis, Cameron Taylor, Patrick Lewis, Sidney Price, Zach Cooke, Lunden Ryan, Craig Carey, Taylor Dunn, Jay Fletcher, Anthony Schifano, Tyrell Rembert; State Tournament Team-semi-finals; Beat Capital 43-37, Lost to South Charleston 50-48
1 2 Starting 35th year 25 at MHS
2008
22
4
 Yester Craig Carey, Zach Cooke, Jay Fletcher, Ben Hewitt, Patrick Lewis, Anthony Schifano, Lunden Ryan, Tyler Anderson, Michael Caridi, Colton Hinkle, Cody Petitte, Taylor Simmons, Chase Wilson, Jeff Allen, Ryan Parsons, Sam Runner, State Tournament Team- semi-finals, Beat Robert C. Byrd 76-42, Lost to South Charleston 61-38 NCAC Champs 2 0
2009
14
8
 Yester Tyler Anderson, Michael Caridi, Cody Petitte, Taylor Simmons, Chase Wilson, Ryan Parsons, Sam Runner, Jordan Barnett, Nathan Colombo, Luke Meador, Michael Keffer, Taylor Price NCAC Champs 2 0 New format has 4 regions with 2 sectionals for each region. 8 Seeded teams in state tournament for each class.
2010
19
5
 Yester Jordan Barnett, Ryan Parsons, Sam Runner, Nathan Colombo, Luke Meador, Michael Keffer, Alex Watson, Chris Glover, Ben Blemings, Taylor Price, Evan Berryhill, Carlton Drake, Sam Lusk, Nathan Adrian, Dean Marshall State Tournament Team–Quarterfinals NCAC Champs
 2 0
2011
23
4
 Yester

Michael Keffer, Alex Watson, Taylor Price, Ben Blemings, Carlton Drake, Evan Berryhill, Nicolas Colosante, Nick Fulmer, Dean Marshal, Nathan Adrian, Austin Agnew, Connor Loudin, Sam Lusk, State Tournament Team- semi-finals, Beat Logan 64-48, Lost to George Washington 52-37

 NCAC Champs
 2 0
2012
18
7
 Yester

Ryan Antonini, Connor Loudin, Nick Flemming, Nick Fulmer, Christian Allen, Nicolas Colasante, Jeff Leftridge, Dean Marshall, Austin Agnew, Nathan Adrian, Daniel Eby, Mark Johnson

 Nathan Adrian All-state
Total wins all time
Total losses all time
Total Conference Championships
Total wins versus UHS
Total losses versus UHS
Total State Tournaments
First Team All State players
1223
773
21
125
58
20
12
Most recent update 1-13-2011

Coaching records
Total

seasons
Wins
Losses
UHS
State Tournaments
First recorded season 1914
1
0
1
H.R. Clark (1915-16)
2
nr
nr
Everyone allowed
John Riech (nr-1917 nr-18)
2
nr
nr
Everyone allowed
Braden Alleman (1921)
9
5
Everyone allowed
Morrison (1920)
1
6
11
Everyone allowed
S. S. Van Laanen (1921)
1
10
12
Everyone allowed
Grover Greenwood (1921-23)
3
38
14
Everyone allowed
Arthur H. Clyde (1924-53)
30
320
251
37-14
3
John “Jack” Roberts (1954-65)
12
166
97
17-9
3
Victor Bonfili (1966-70)
5
50
51
6-5
0
Clyde Green (1970-81)
11
151
88
9-14
1
Jack Hines, Jr. (1982)
1
11
11
2-0
0
Tom Yester (1983-present)
29
449
236
52-16
13