St. Marys High School Golf Team Makes Eighth Consecutive State Tournament Appearance
St. Marys High School's golf team is competing in the state tournament in Wheeling for the eighth consecutive year, with Wirt County and Gilmer County also qualifying from the region.

Parkersburg, WV, October 13, 2026 — St. Marys High School’s golf team is set to compete in the state tournament for the eighth consecutive year, marking a significant streak of consistent achievement for the program. The tournament is scheduled to take place in Wheeling.
The team’s qualification for the state competition for the eighth year running highlights a sustained level of performance and dedication from the student-athletes and coaching staff. This recurring presence at the state level underscores the program’s stability and competitive spirit within the region.
Alongside St. Marys High School, two other local teams have also earned berths in the state tournament. Wirt County High School and Gilmer County High School have both qualified from the same region, indicating a strong showing of golf talent from the area at the state level. The participation of multiple teams from the vicinity suggests a competitive regional landscape in high school golf.
The tournament’s location in Wheeling provides a familiar venue for many competitors. While specific details regarding the tournament schedule, participating athletes, or potential outcomes were not provided in the summary, the qualification itself represents a notable accomplishment for all three schools involved. Further information regarding individual and team performances will be available as the tournament progresses.
The consistent success of the St. Marys golf program, now in its eighth straight state appearance, serves as a benchmark for athletic achievement. The inclusion of Wirt County and Gilmer County alongside them emphasizes the collective success of high school golf programs in their area, bringing regional pride to the state-level competition in Wheeling.
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