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Close Tug Valley's Kaylea Baisden shoots against Pendleton County in the opening round of the Class A State Tournament on Tuesday, April 27. PHOTO BY RAY JUSTICE PHOTOGRAPHY Tug Valley's Baisden captains Class A all-state team after state title win By Jarrid McCormick | Williamson Daily News May 11, 2021 May 11, 2021 Tug Valley's Kaylea Baisden shoots against Pendleton County in the opening round of the Class A State Tournament on Tuesday, April 27. PHOTO BY RAY JUSTICE PHOTOGRAPHY NAUGATUCK — Just a little over ...

CHARLESTON —Despite not being ranked No. 1 in the AP Poll all season long, the Tug Valley Lady Panthers left zero doubt that they are the best girls basketball team in Class A in West Virginia as they easily defeated Cameron 63-45 on Saturday morning in the Championship Game of the WVSSAC 2021 Girls Basketball Class A State Tournament at the Charleston Coliseum. The Lady Panthers (15-2) claimed the first girls state championship in school history and only the second in the history of Mingo County, joining the 1990 Burch Lady Bulldogs as the only teams to bring the crown back to Mingo.